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The Mt. Sterling advocate: October 10, 1893

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. f MT STERLING ADVOCATE J A - LJllii I1 MM7 m A WEEKLYJOURNAL VOX m 11 y IT FARMERS BANK in the mt STRLia Kentucky Tuesday October 10 ir New Dry Good Mrs Mary R Samuels and Mr Jolin IT King have formed a partner ¬ ship to purcliasoayd couduct tbe dry goods business oi tho late JTOhn Sam ¬ uels Mrs Samuels is the wliow of John Samuels Jolm F tiding is ono of the most popular young business men ever raised in1 this community For a number yoarp until a fow months since ho has beon tollorin tho Exchange Baukbf Kentucky of this city Ho i not only personally popu larbiitis a man of fiuo business at tainments and unfiueBtioncd integrity Wo know no young man who has more firm frionds than John King nor do wo know ono who wlH bring to a business a better equipped miud Mr Bruco Duty than he will do another Mrs Samuels popular and exceedingly bright and promising business man will aid Mrs SamuclB in tho conduct of tho busi ¬ ness Tho fiow firm tho stylo of King began which is Samuels business Monday Their prospects for success are certainly as bright as ADAM BATJM MAYOR OF MT STERLING ovon they could desire sir Duty leaves-to-dafor tho market to lay in a choice itoek but will continue to Last Chance to Visit the Worlds The October Number of the soil at reduced prices son-in-law IDENTICAL IN INTEREST WITH ITS ONAN PEOPLE 1893 no OP THE 11 YESTERDAYS PEIMARY THE DEMOCRATS CITY Select Their Nominees for tho Municipal Offices Yesterdays election passed off in a qiiiet and orderly way Much interest was taken but there was no indication of disturbance Tho workings of tho now election law is better liked the more it is tried Below we give tho voto by wards v VtM State TkM kHaad nT m Enoch lllTrjl MR ENOCH has Just re ¬ turned Irom tho East with several thousand dollars worth of Goods bought to ecll at a very or figure Lots pi Goods ve will QlUBJRDHl y f 4 r JL Utun n - 4V lB TTavcJ - I ts rf - VMl - PV tWlJ rh t- t r vri iMi ry tI T i - -- QuestionvT - u 7 is iv A to Who Shall Servo as Receive For the Bank put on our counters at I 6Vf V K 25 to 40 per cent less than ono yenr ago think ol getting a f Just jev f fpVoccdings hayd beon instituted ia tho Montgomery Circuit Court b Ssoretaryor State uoaaiy ior tnova- oaten g fine late order of the Court gpjUating the Columbia Finance and IrustCoropany of Louisville Trustee jg or Ihe NewFarmors Bank fjili This suites brought under the now Incorporation law which gives the 7 State auiwiTision of the banks of the State and ia tho first of its kind The V suit has tho approval of the Attorney t aud its progress willbe v General r k yratched with iutorest ff f Under tho now act it is claimed the fState has tho right to institute pro ¬ ceedings When thci Secretary of State snail boc6ine satisfied that the capital 7 oVtthebank has been impaired etc aft for the appointment of a Recoiver to take charge 6t tho banks affairs and the Receiver must bo a resident of tho county in which tho bank Is situated SiActing upon the representations mado 1 lto himby numerous stockholuerp mo Kecretavy or atato nnngs tnis suiu It was to bo heard by Judge Cooper whbis now engaged in tho Bath Cir- cult Court yesterday WfliiKjoroly hope thoso engaged in ringing tho suit may succeed in their Sti purpose and tnus rittho bank and ino people 01 mo county 01 me jli uhi Company that now has its grasp upon tho banks affairs The Trust Com- ¬ pany may be over so honct in its con- ¬ duct of affairs wo arc not assailing tho integrity of its management but ithas so interest in commW witbour people Itsmodo of doing business tcols better suited for a commercial than for an agricultural community asours is and its management is in pur judgement ill suited to deal with the questions arising under the state of financial matters with which we arodcallng Tho Rccoiverehip as wo seo it clearly should bo placed in tho hands of one is thoroughly acquainted with Juojir pooplo thoir needs resources etc -- NICE DRESS at and up to FIRST WARD roKMAVon 100 A Bnum S King Ford KOB CITY JUDOU 82 122 02 0 03 48 73 nins Ren R Tunicr l J O Lajio von city attokkky II ClayJIcICee J M Klliott JolinB Ihlpps t FOK CHIEF OfrOLIOE John Gibbons CliarlcffT Wilson Jnmes 1H 08 87 oo 84 - i Why He is so Irritable This question is often hoard and nearly as ofion unanswered It is not always remembered as it should be that tho occasion of ill torn per and irritability is often to be found iu tro physical condition of the per- ¬ sons affected What is the use ot try- ¬ ing to harmonize a man whoso liver has gono back on him If a man is tortured with rheumatism how can ho bo expected to bo affablo and agrce CaV a confirmed dyspeptic bo ble expected to bo cheorful and always The ready to tell a funny story only way to remove the difficulty is to got at tho cause Dyspdptic rheuma- ¬ tism impure bjood and liver troubles yield to Hoods Sarsaparilla this is why it is an effective tranquilizer a peaceful messenger and a preventa- ¬ tive of domestic quarrels Fair The bost month at tho Worlds Fair is October The last chance to go at a surprisingly low rato is on the Per sonally Conducted Vestibuled special train which will leavo Clifton Forgo following F F V train JSTo 3 605 a m Monday October 16th running through to Chicago via Cincinnati II Rrynn Contains portraits of Mrs Cynthia J Will Clay John I McCormick Smith Hurnain of Richmond Miss James 0Councll C traded Eeutnckian s FORCOUKCILMAN in nice goods It will do your eyes good to look nt them We carsy a nice lino of DRESS GOODS Call and look at some of our bar gains ln Window Blinds Just think of It a good Blind for 20c each A good Carpet from per yard up to tho very best Wool Carpets Nice Matting full yard v idc at 12Jc The vcrjr best Oil Cloths for 25c no llghti flimsy stuff usually sold for 500 ipb llc that price but regular 85c goods Hallio Ermine Rivps Hopkinsvlllo Miss May Nelson Nail Louisville Miss Nellie Orbison Frankfort Miss AIlnum SKing Font Liilie Norri Cyutbiana Also of the Itcn R Turner James Glano SECOND WAJID Fon mayor 85 02 FOB CITY JUDOK 58 87 41 47 55 85 01 105 79 60 Enoch In 5c and lOc Goods we have so many thousand articles wo have not the spaco to tell yon about them but ask you to Just call and look over it is equal to a side show John Marshall Chapter of Daughters of American Revolution at Louis- ¬ ville Mr auatho Big Four railroad without MacGrogor Pope Mrs Buckuer Mrs Mrs Eachcs and Mrs change Tho rates will surprise you Roynoldc Also of Georgo Dunlap O Agent for Call pn nearest C Potts Mrs Florence Griffith Miller particulars Rov Roger II Peters W S Bell Round trip rate from Mt Sterling Nlcholasvillo Lena Phillip Jesse 1025 LMVilliams Frazier Cynthiana Fash- V- - fob city attousky II Clay McKcc J M Elliott John B Phipps for chief of roucK John Gibbons Charles T Wilson Henry Watson foh councilman Hardware Stoves We can savo you money In this lino every time Just think a Np 7 Cook Stove for 475 up to any After Breakfast To purify vitalize and enrich tho blood and give uervo bodily and dU gestivo strength take Hoods Sarsa prilla Continue tho medicine after ovory meal for a month or two and The you will feel like a now man merit of Hoods Saraaparilla Is proven Tflbl by its thousands of wonderful cures Why dont you try it E il ta n um U Hoods Pills euro constipation Thoy aro tho best after dinner pill and It colvership of Louisville bank in the family cathartic phandflof a man whoso business ex- The current iBsuo of tho Eloctlc wTpo70Uce nas ueen uimubi onureiy cuu- magazine opens with a sharp confined to an agricultural section Just -Jsoit is unfair to torco upon us an iu- - trast between Tho Theory and Prac- ¬ stitution with its peculiar methods of tice of American Popular Govern ¬ In lighter Yoin and more ment vetoing bustness cheering to the American is Mr rnorn irn nnv nnmnnr nt wnniRnnm men that make a magnificent success Northcotos fair and happy view of who if placed with their city experi- ¬ American Life Through English ence in a cross roads store would find SpectacW alboit they aro turned woll-to-- do thby did not bavo Bcnso sufficient to only to the social lifo of onr paper on the Behring classes A short w ruQl it without loss 4 The framcrs of tho law eviuontlv Sea Award summarizes that lately had somo such thought before them settled debate Glimpses Back A when tho Corporation act was passed Hundred Years Ago andDrEcclc8 papor on Fin de Sioclo Mcdicino aro two articles which leavo no doubt 764 Registered in the mind of tho reader as to the Tuceday last was r6gular registration progress of this day and nearly ovory Republican and marvelous material century Andrew Langs discusjon Democratic yotor in tho city had his of Comparative Physical Research name placed on the registration books and Sir Herbert Maxwells charming There were eight persons who regis ¬ essay on The Condmjt of Friendship tered as Independent of Prohibition aro among the longer articles of this istir The following is the way the issue A translation from the journal books stood at the close in tho various of a Spanish Monk Bussaco in 1810 wards Dem Eep IndC1 livcs a realistic picture of the stirring 187 1 SS Firetward days when that hitherto vuknown 7S 2 H9 MeeewadWttrd 187 S Third Ward monastery was earning a place in his ¬ v2 81 88 nourthWw d tory Th6 Trans formation of Japan L Tke1l i 488 368 8 is a reliable description of tho marked S20 DemoerftMoplnrallty ih Rocial changes sinco the viouiBUBDGrrKuterca overthrow of tho nobles in that country Rominiu in White Coaolie cenccu of a Highland Chief by his Three Danville negroes rode Jn daughter end with Glongarryo coaches Wednesday ry white Jhoy a hitherto unpublished were Samuel Hawkins Jordon Mc- - poem by Sir Walter Scott There are Goodwln Harrison lunn and Wil ¬ in this number several lighter sketches li jiam juintisay out tivjy will not rido and descriptive articles threo short any more for some time They wore stories of usual merit and a poem by in chargo ofcSheriff Bailey who was tho late Earl of Lytton taKing them to JFrarikfoVt to servo Publishcdoby E R Pel ton 144 terma n tho penitentiary--pauvll- lo Eighth street NowYork Torms 5 Advocate per year single numbers 45 cents Thtf lawtrequlring all practitioners trial subscription for three months 1 Elcctic and any 4 Magazine 8 oinuKucine o register is in fflmt- would bo unwi6o to placo the ltc- ¬ - No higher compliment could be paid Willie Jeffries of Los Angeles Cal Mr Bright than tho practical unani and Jimmio his brother from Eastern mity with which ho carried his section His homo precinct mcmiCtKyuro now wiin ua ior ajiow of tho county Marihail3 only reported thixjo votes days John Watson of Kausas was in our forhis opponent one of which ho cast little town Sunday It has been himself and tholadjoiniug precinct of about 18 years sinco ho left this State Doake one end of which is ton or twelve miles from his homo gives him Old Fort church seems to bo well 80 votes to 18 for Botts ploased with her ho w preacher Bro Even tho best of men aro liable to Ross Ho preached two able sermons havo enemies and when wo seo a Sunday Regular days second and mans neighbors rallying to fiis sup fourth Sundays port in such unbrokon column we W F Horton accompanied by sev- ¬ need no further guarantee of his integ- ¬ eral other merchants left Monday for rity and ability Mr Bright wo con- ¬ Cincinnati to lay in thoir fall stock of gratulate you and extend to you the goods Tlioy will bo gone uutil the assurance that wo bolievo your neigh- ¬ bors will havo no cause to regret tho last of tho woek Mrs W F Horton is visiting her high compliment thoy havo paid you Shelby Sentinel father mother and friends at Camp Mr Bright is a brother of Dr E C ton Ky Sho will be gone a week or Bright of this city so from a horse Friday aud was badly hurt but is doing well at present TIj Reco CORRESPONDENCE sKetcncs worms rair mibb niDiore Camargo new story society etc etc etc A Bnum WilHam H Wyatt was thrown S King Ford A High Compliment Ben R Turner JMIsola THIRD WARD for mayor 88 10 amount for city judoe S3 18 Jnmes GLnne from 275 up 8 rounds ot Nails for 10c 2 Good Brooms 25c Tacks lc a box or 10c n pound Nice lUaters J Elliott John B Phipps M H ClayMcKee for city attorney r 27 14 13 21 Underwear Gents and Ladles Wo havo a jilce heavy Vest for 20c that no Ann in tho town will duplicate for 85c up to any prico you want We have a nice line of Ladies Muslin Under ¬ wear at less than n lady can buy tho material fbr FOR CHIEF OF POLICE John Gibbons Charles TWiUon 85 24 20 J W Burroughs MattS Kelly forcouncilman FOURTH WARD A Bnum S King Ford Ben R Turner Jnmes G Lane for mayor 45 81 without making AVe fob city judge 48 j m Eiiiott H ClayMcKee for city attorney 2 84 20 19 88 41 can fix you out at the bottom figures in Blankets Comforts Child ¬ rens Cloaks etc Oil Cloth lor table 20c yd very REESE BUILDING MTSTERLINGKY John B Phipps fob chief of i olioe John Gibbons Charles T Wilson fob councilman Jog 31 Conroy Charles G Glover RECUPITULATION fob mayob A Bnum 64 54 Enoch A New John Lano bought pio Orear lot for 300 at which place ho is now living We aro glad to have him with ue for ho is an excellent citizen May hls stay bo long Advertisement Mr Harvey Trimble baboon im- ¬ proving lor tho last olgt or ton days Mrs George McCormlck is not quite as well tho last day otvso A VOTllE IN8CU Money Whisky and all the corrupting in ilucuces that a fioators flesh is heir to John E Groves contests the result of tho late primary election and asks the County Committeo to call a meeting on Saturday October 14 to investi- ¬ o gate All that I ask la to havo per ccut the bribed suffrage di8parded J E Giioves Fraud I Bribery I SKingFord Baums majority 218 191 77 201 190 BcnBTurner for city judoe Through Sleeping Line Car Jnmes G Lane Turners majority 05 II Clay McKeo John M Elliott John B Phipps McKcos plurality for city attorney 178 160 135 28 251 217 twon-ty-fiv- Charles T Wilson John Gibbons Wilsons majority 84 for chief of roiicE BO In tho weekly reviews of trade by tho Dun and Bradstrcot agencies for tho past woek about the pnly encour- ¬ aging reports come froth tho South Thorotho freer movement of cotton and tho advance in prico df the staple made business unusually active and this too despite tho disastrous storm which it was feared would prove a se rious drawback to the movement Late advices aro that staplo crop havo not been materially damaged ¬ I4b Death-Song-- From tho West an increased demand for hogs cattle whisky and lumber From tho East reports aro less favorable although Jhero Is a decided im provement in U0 financial situation Exports of products continuo fairly ¬ ¬ largo -- - - An unconfirmed report is published Governor Rich of Michigan has honored tho requisition from tho Gov- ¬ ernor of Minnesota and issued a war ¬ rant for tho return of Stonewall J De Franco tho insurance agent who haa been under arrest in Dotrolt for tho past woek Arthur C Anderson rabhier uflho tit Paul National bank charges that on April 11 1892 Do Pratice uia Cameron Elliott appear it at the bank aud presumed a draft Thi purported to bo lor 35000 by tho bank of Commerce of itrawn rndianapoli payablo to tho order of Cameron Elliott It was drawn on i ho United Slates National bank of NtowYork Tho draft was accopted4 credited to Cameron Elliott and be ¬ fore tho makor had a chance to protest 1000 and disap ¬ Klllott nad drawn COUCILMEN FIRST WARD C H Bryan J Will Clay SECOND WARD Honry Watson Johu m Isola J W Burroughs Matt S Kelly third ward From Chicago to Seattle via tho Chic- ¬ ago Milwaukeo St Paul and Groat Northern railways has been establish- ¬ ed and first class sleeping cars will hereafor run daily from Chicago at 1030 p m arriving at Seattle ll30 p m fourth day This Undoubtedly is the bost routo to reach tho North Pacific Coast For time tables maps and other in- ¬ formation apply to tho ucarest ticket agent or address D C Brady South- ¬ ern Passenger Agent C M St P Ity 237 Fourtd avenue Louisville Ky 10 3t Cottage Wanted Parties having a neat cottage well located that desiroto sell for cash can find a purchaser by calling at this office FOURTH WARD Conroy Charles G Glover m Joe at San Francisco that a syndicate ol American capitalists has purchased Lower California from Mexico for nearly 50000000 and will ask ihe United States to annex tho Territory This same story in ono form or an othor is continually bobbing up vV - J 1 The new Cunarder tho Lucania dropped anchor at Quarantine out ¬ side New York at 1050 oclock Fri ¬ day night beating the proviouB record hold by tho City of Paris by 6P minutes The Lucania left Queens town at l15p m on October 1 and peared was signaled on tho Sandy Hook light ¬ Something EIbo New ship at 1005 oclock Friday night Uviio ciifmnboi pickles 10 Sho thus nindo tho run in fivoduyF 13 pur Uuzon fancy biuall pickles houro and 25 uiiiiuies which onia Do cents per gallon finest sweet pickles eclipses all previous records uiude 75 cunu pur gallon and liukua ihu lucaulu ihu oovurolgu Thompson Grocery Co Chiles of the ocean lvn completely Married on Thursday oveuing the at the rcsldcnco of tho brides mother Mrs Jerry Stephens of Rodman Itowan county Mrs Lullo Lacy to Mr John Cavens passenger engineer of No 318 on tho C O Mrs Lacy was tho widow of Frank Lacy who was a conductor on the C O and was so injured in tho Ashland yards that death resulted Both brido and grodhrWo very popu ¬ lar and estimable people and wfth thoir irjany friends we extend con- ¬ gratulations 5th instant 131 wjy i ti V ja i 17 - m a ts rv o I i t c in i d h- - a1 l - nv i itii nirw iiiiiiiiimi in n wlfaMHKs ffa- ZbrirmmmairBzwrrritiaKaL isrr lmlw LiBwm-ZfiXviffi - THll T Bfjye--vrT- Vv - yt M J iwVyp nrtiiii -- - m- - - fcvy VYftify1 i S I ik ssku r i - ir7Tiiifffirriinwiirirmr - fssKai V - irJSSfrTfW is U r - 35B jtp Ji m d Tcv w - THE ADVOCATE pains weaknesses and ailments that make womens life miserable Soma of them stay be serious and of long standing theyll need time pcrhapi and pa tlenco But all of then can certain It bo cured and corrected with Dr Pierces Pavorlto Proscription Its a poworful Invljroratingr tonic md a soothing and strongthonlng nervine a legiti ¬ mate medicine purely vegetables perfectly harmloss and carofully adapted to womens delicate needs At the tyro critical periods In a womans life the chango from girlhood to womanhood and later tho chango of lifo it ia a porfoctly aafo and an especially valuable remedial agent that can produce only good results Forallfemalo conmlaimV lrrotnilarI and weaknesses Favorite Prescription is tho only remedy so unfailing and effective that it can bo guaranteed If it doesnt bfWflfS or cura jn every caso tha monoy will v iirrtrt 6 oAitCJE GATES Yrttotf JMfc j iri KShK -- I Write Two Fabmhi SeiifS Brltid them files a Bruakoi Fnyr away the aches Thero appears in last Sundays Chi ¬ cago Inter Ocean the story 6f a strartgo aiid dramatic episodo in the lifo of tho lato Alice Gates the prima donna of opora bouffe Tho facts are pretty badly garbled in this version and as I was an oyo witness of tho in ¬ cident referred td and knew more or less intimately all tho parties to il it may not bo lyUimcly oruuinter8ting to toll exactly what occurred In 1879 when Leadville Col was in its hoy day as tho greatest silvprl contor tho world had over secns a saftss JSiKr jmi rjr loway B t mWrrM ktor itjk aT aTZTT TSSvSGRSSHHfSJSfflfflSUS SJ tM crr4 mwWXK i r1 toi 7M mfci M -u-a- t ff SftfflSfflSSrS53l53 0 JlT 5S5sSBRSaWBB0O8yi mom 0 ifu- - Sii W ioE kM -- at popular prices An queer character calling himscll Frank I deunlimited Variety in every IV ardon drifted into camp Ho was iiifrgcd dirty peuniles3 and generally paftment iQualrtiss as ypii A dcmoiRlized but he still possessed like them Styles nthe latfcstfJACfffllHViUlk HciufleirAwc k A pliysiQian ho has mado tho sub- ¬ some fragments from tho WQQk of a rKnunujuia Assortment completed BraKflUETuuhn ia lm 4 ject a study declares that tho taint of fine musical talent and when ho en oiu 9EBT heredity is to bo found in most cases gaged as pianist at a variety s imfs of nervous diseases Persons who ore tho wholo town turned out to hoar OReardon glanced that way and SoM Testilinlefl Trains ii ttmiai broken down by dissipation oxhaua--tin- g him As usual Ja such wises there thir-- oyos met raw disease excessivo brain work or wero times when his powers seemed Tho tinkling theldtly leased and for anxfoty can no moro transmit vitality momontarialy to return to him and a nidttiUt liio musician stood trans- ¬ LEXINGTON TO CINCINNATI to their children than a decaying vine 0 Viayed like ouo inspired JllQSo fixed What thoughts were surging can beget hcalthiul fruit G0J brilliant flashy glQV lfcss and loss IV1 through his brain no man can tell Ifiit Health frtioiit and finally became only a ho mado an effprt to carry it off and I Through Sleeping Cars reminiscence but they wcro sufficient struck ono or two faltering blows Sheep in flrmlv PRtnVilinh Ins rnnuttttiou as a npon tho glasses before him Tho Good Mutton Offered in Gehts ahtltehildfen Summer genius At length ho dropped entire- ¬ audience saw that there was something The demand in this lino is for a ly out of sight disappeared in tho des to wrong and a bruta in front which will be opened up in a few days primo article and any other kind hurts perate dissipation aud hurly burloyof called out ¬ ORcarHes drunk thau helps Good mutton sheep rather the camp and was promptly forgotton don cast a haggard look in his direc- ¬ arc constantly growing in demand and Meantime however his history had tion and picking up ono of the gob v in a siuglo week the Chicago market dropped out bit by bit and it was lots drank the water it contained at a his taken care of 50000 head and that known that his namo was not Rear gulp Then ho throw down his steel Finest Trains jn The South without any glut or depression of don but Olteardon and that lit one baton and walked off tho stage prices Duly a few years ago such re time he had been a composor of inter- ¬ Tho songstress left tho theater iu i C3ipts would have utterly swamped TO national fame Two songs of his aro hasto and returned to her hotel As ZSU the country Butchers are on tho look- ¬ still known and Bung and will bo as for ORcardon ho novbr appeared in out for good mutton all tho time and v long as sweetness and Bimple melody public again A few nights later he Chattanoogo tho frequent complaint is that they f have a hold upon the public heart was found drunk in a snowdrift aud Birminghamcannot get enough of it Of course They aro Tho Wedding Bolls are died of pneumonia in tho lake county they can get mutton of some sort but Ringing and My Dream of tovo Is hospital Atlanta Constitution New Orleans thoy have loarucd that it injures the In a certain seneo thoy told and Oer trade to handle auy but tho best Superiority of Girl Babies tho story of his life While in New Shroveport so aro moro careful than thoy once 9rSAT at tho zenith of his fame he All babies are good but girl babies York and Y were as to what thoy put on their Ashvillo capricious songstress Alice met tho ¬ blocks Itis this fact that they can de aro tho bettor sort For one thing they Sho was the divorced wife of Oates Tpend upon gettingbotter than formerly Knoxvllle Jim Oates tho St Louis theatrical aro proettir than the other kind and or none that has stimulated tho de manager ana was at mat umo ono oi then thoy grow up with much less j mand for mutton among meat eaters tho most beautiful and fascinating violence to the parental feelings Just Atlanta for the best class of customers prcfere women on the American stage Jacksonville to have none offered them unless tho Olieardon who was a warm- ¬ as a boy baby begins to bo really at- ¬ Successors to I N Phipps tractive you hare cut his hair and put is up to the hignest standard quality hearted impetuous Irishman fell hcad him into trousers thereby bringing RINEARSON GP A Growers who take inferior mutton to over heels in love and she flattered no practically a stranger into thq family and butchers who handle the market Cincinnati O doubt bj hiB attentions encouraged aud causinsr a violent uphcavel of it both do much to hurt the future for him In a few months their engage- ¬ ideals But girls can bo allowed to the business for tho customers who ment was announced It was then progress without much interference on buy it aro apt to consider it as an indi- ¬ ho wroto Tho Wedding Bells Are tho same line on which thoy start cation of what they may expect in the that Alice Oates sang it as Ringing futurcando thoy no back to beef and none but she could and it mado a tre- ¬ None of the changes are violent From long dresses to short from top- ¬ EisfSLEnfPiglisiisasyfslS pork The mutton industry is in the mendous hit It was whistled and knots to curls from curls to braids hands of the sheep growers aiid thoy hummed from ono end of tho country from braids to tho next thing what- ¬ cai make it what they will Indiana to tho other and tho copyright which ever the fashion ia from short dresses Farmer he presonted her realized thousands of to longer ones and at length to wom AGENTS WANTED dollars Antiquity of the Elevator anly skirts all tho graduates run easBut tho fickle songbird grow tired ily into one another and give pleasing XrlL An enterprising investigator of tho of OReardons devotions and finally impressions to tho observer And then MYTMlTTTTfa mechanics of our grandfathers has tihb1 breaking tho en- ¬ besides as has been so often poiuted discovered that the lift or elevator is sent him a message gagement Its terms wore brief and out a family that has a reasonable 131Jand 133 W 4th St OINOINNATIO not a modern invention An mgen of a similar nature cutting and he realized the usolessue68 grip upon its own never looses its girls iotir contrivance THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE Ho made no attempt to Harpers Weekly the middle of an appeal in constructed was poured forth all the of the soventceth century in Paris by see her but despair of his heart Picking Out Layers a man named Volayor who called his wrclchedness and in his last great song My Dream ol invention a flying chair Talayors How many poultry men can pick With incredible cal- ¬ lift was not merely a toy it became Love Is Oer out a good laying hen from a strange very fashionable with rich people on lousness tho actress added it to her ¬ flock Not many can do it yet it can auHouse in the West Constantly keep on hand account of its utility It was simply repertoire and sang it to delighted over- After easily bo done aftor a short study of a chair attached to a rope which was diences tho whole laud the best selections jn all the finer and mediunvi make up and characteristics says a passed over a pulley or something that ORcardon wont to tho dogs grades of Carpetings and will furnish sarripies So much for preface Iu tho winter MOST rtuSTZytim jt SMsTOTffmm which did duty for one aud had a in Northwest Farmer Thero - iljuh writer and estimates as also skilled mechanics fo do Miifx i luti WOGDYORKj weight at its other end to counterbal- ¬ of 1880 tbore was a variety theater in goes a hen with a thick neck largo your work on application iM easiest ii ance tho chair aud the occupant It Loadville known as Colonel Woods head ill shaped MAMA6C walks listlessly about -AIIKUIKUill aKaKSiqr continued in fashion until a mishap Comiquo Among the other turns dj Floors and Grill occurred to tho Kings daughter at ORcardon was billed for a specialty seemingly with no intention or purpose THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST on tho musical glasses He had in viow She does not care to scratch Versailles On one occasion tho Send TEN conta to 20 Union Bq N Y A Specialty for our prlio gatno Blind tuck and failed to work when she was turned up it sscmed a trifleless seedy but hangs around the hen house evi vln a NewHomo Sowing Machine ¬ Wo aro their Representatives for Eastorn Kentucky and halfway up and sho stuck thero for than usual and secured an engage- dently waiting for her next feed She The New Home Sewing Machine Co carry a full line in pieco or sample When in CincjnirMi be ment on probation Ho was ono of gets up lato in tho morning and goes three good hours before she could be ORANCS MASS f suro to seo their immense andattractive stock 28 uNioK sftuMgtyrrHi rescued by her servants who had to those musical geniuses who can ex- ¬ to bed early in tho evening That hen tract melody from auything and he may bo put down as a very poor layer c b eak away tho wall to release her ilu aostorirvlw FOR SALE BY chairs wore not much used produced a quuint tinkling effect by The eggs of some of tho other hens go Flying luuia Templejnildinai Mt Storling Ky Some years tapping and moving tumblers with a to help pay her keeping Here comes at the court afterward Sho Tyalks briskly and Mr Miko McCarty formerly with Inter M Thornier who dabbled in steel rod Tho pitch was varied by another hor movements the Mt- - Sterling Gas Company la his leisure time mado a filling tho classes to different degrees thero isan elasticity mechanics in S which shows she has something in now with tho Mt Sterling Gas aiid similar chair which he worked from with water engagement was view Sho is neat and natty in ap- ¬ Electric Company aud will answer all 11 Whon OReardona tho balcony outside his window thus escaped the danger of being shut on the Alice Oates Opera Company pearance small headj with a slim calls for plumbing work of all kinds 9 3t up in a shaft as tho Kings daughtor visited Leadville playing in the Tabor neck nlcoarched or curved Sho for was Mr Thornier kept his arrange ¬ Grand Alico Oates heard of course agos or scratches all day long and ment secret and had many 8 laugh at that ORcardon was in tho camp and may be too busy to come for her even- ¬ As Sharp a the Calls on Bis AZBZEESUaUSKXXMXXtftMKAiM WXMZKznxnirxnK the expense of his friends who came to expressed a desire to witness his per- ¬ ing meal She is at tho door in the l Boots DECKER BROS visit htm Whon thoy left him ho formance without being seen It was morning waiting to bo lot out She HAINES Maino river drivort claim that thoy would make some oxcuso for not going arranged that she occupy a box and snatches a few raouthfula of seed and FISCHER to cross all toll bridges down stairs witli them but when thoy sho was escorted to it by a female im- ¬ is off to the moadow looking far in aro entitled free A forainiuo toll gathorer ques- ¬ Beforo sho gets out in tha reached tho courtyard thoy wore personator named mills They on sects C UJKMAvNo- HAMILTON amazed to find him standing there sconed thornselves bohind the curtains morning sho generally deposits her tioned this right the other day and Rheumatic Ripg awaiting them To their questions and presently ORcardon sfrodo upon daily ogg in tho nest or returns after extracted 2 cents from a knight of he would return jesting replies and tho stage and bogau his performance a short forage She is noat clean and tho caut dog Am I allowed to carry anything then seating himself in his chair and upon tho glasses It is not at all tidy with a brightness and pleasant across on my back mum go up so quickly that thoy wore uua likely ho know of the prcsoaco of his to tho oyo That is tho hen that pays Of course ble tq discover how ho did it Ono old flaxno butby a strango coincidence tor hor feed and gives a good profit Hop on boys audi he hore across Tho writer has day instead of surprising his friend ho played My Dream of Love Is all tho year round hid two companions pig back Lew Will Cure Rheumaflsm At tho first notes Alice Oates noticed theso traits since boyhood and agreeably ho did so disagreeable for Oor FOR SALE BY machinery broko and ho came started turned pale and at last moved knows that thoy aro infallible By iston Journal tho greatly to grief Ho used tho stair apparently by an uucontrolablo im studying theso traits any ouo man Ovor ono million people in London THE JEWfcLEB caso aftqr his recovery Philadelphia nulso sho nartcd the curtains and may In a few years have a flock of livo on less than five dollars a week jtn looked out At tho Bamo instant hens Ti iegrain for each family jay A Jatl oera to a pulaoaarr eoiwwsip tlon IVetrifllaffwJlfc human afflieHoB 0 ban the solution I Item tmlj IHtllhhxtiok ONE Its but b Aeom Is oiie A eefttaMtln fa Msy be tween swb m tMtmlRto tootiaofee burst rheumatba rttarrhoe dysenUry JJbx Curo tha iaaaaawn in any vt thM imA fe dlacaso ia Boset TtMltt Ttth the asMiar rpmedy aot to blaawl- Treat It fairly Qlvs it a chaaee The doat our eoscuaajittoa Thla a Vm lHt Mmmm Try it ath followiua Sn U O Smitk Ho SO North WaahiiHtten St Rochester N V writes Nearly all ay relatives hvadled of eoaaumptlcm I was ua der the ban of tho same dread disease Hadth WMticsot flcshaad the heotio flash IflDV ly began tho usaot Dr Formers Oolden Belief and am fully restored If people could only know this remedy BsIknowitwhataeving of lifo thero wouldbe Write her She known of other similar cases Takea ia 6 drop doaes on a lump of sugar oace in two hours It never disappoints Contaiaa no sareottcs or mineral PP3n tiJ8 atl cortaia Oae tebleepooBful 6osa ptF r U witlaftsMoa jwt iirsZr woflgy reinsure- - whs ppftio a from a Mrs tto list claims too much and it a itmg war divemiei n j b w wKBrm - h - vwpiBwf BB vj vl w B --I r 4 n s Pnft a riizc iiiiJii MimiMtii liimtinii v liMaiiaia t niiiMiiKiiiit v x r ma m iXgt a txffBf BKMS mm ill oq1 jnt Cmm- - J m Thf etny J twikr ilums4aMT0Hi niiL QUmNMSAKNbXVfUJE ror - Fal 1 Stddkf ffttfi4MIif A J MAGNIFICENT line i - - iVi- - 7S G R EAT IN D U C5E E mM I Iffiuitu Clicap HaP Mens and Boys sse9ec0cectaai9 lotMnff Hats Cajs v fritt - - eaeaeeececeiifiia0ctieitt4t and valises - r - YOUNG - IBEf -- ly jrgHilBllspiiggii5fia jijiiT iu SIY n ¬ GEO OTTO Carpet and Drapery - I iffifi ar HS f HSlllIllB Parpette Woiji ma--chiue- ry -- ua-ti- - SUTT01T SMETS A J PIANOS J JD JSrE J3 - i V 5 t 4 - ih n ft t - - - i j 2 -- Aswa5friNv V Mild Rs - i J Vv V-- - aiuji wli L rmAA - 1 m mm JCSi 6 V f riw i avtv nsWiM 0 J5tfgWWf y Jfi m r 10 vu 0 i j i w 0 l oO ni - 1 SJEBLlra ADYOCAE TTTESPAfe OOTQBEK 10 1893 V1 CAlBAfc WOftMS fci- - lU HARVESTING CORN t 4 i Fyreihrum If tWe XMtyrorTliMeTrei J bleiM Peats In the accompylng illustration are ishovm the cabbiga Vprni and cabbage butterfly The fonnor which Is about an Inch long and 1b green with yellow and black marking is also called the L OS BEST J 0 MILLER r C Chesapeake I BLOOD successor to 0 Philadelphia Washington George - Reisejge0 ityjr Purifier AND TONIC Miller Wilson and Ohio SHOE SH0 P South Maysvillo Street From tho cheapest to tho finest work done at the lowest prices poss- ¬ ible Best material good work loir prices Will always have a stock of by vVliUli iHth t L VfrJ ola oertainlvn srreat deal of tY-i4it-a My sa fared TlMtaad LaW INSURANCE - rorerJa trailing and getting corn it itr route that k too commonly tra tnuwi fekna t in- V- For Old and YoungTO AND RA LWAy NewYprk QUICKEN REAL ESTATE Lowest Hates Choicest Companies SThi -- i rwwmoki nJJ vsv fiWi - Appetite REMOVE THAT THE s Boston And all Eastern Cities A wU ktidld gianie Promptest Settlements OF ANY1 AND ALL AGENCIES BOOTS M tt fj Wl 5 H of worms are laid during May or Juno 7Mpro Ala vFrEtke Editarv and the young are usually found congro CO gated together until they acquire conTho- poetical ditdryof IhewElUjay siderable slae when they spread out oyoi WESTBOUND Leaves Mt Sterling the plants The second brood of wormi Courier warbles Smith Successor to Caealty uyif tj delinquent nil litarreara do not appear to bo so exclusively in juri exlngqi Accommodation No T 8J5im Sorao one some tiro An J some three yean to the cruciferous plants of the garbus Louisville Kxin es No 1 1183 am One poor editor all in tear den Tho ihoth is of a rich purple brown pr all kinds of Wcoramodttoa No ii Lexington t 50 p m Dodging the Sheriff with hopes and fears except hind wingsTwBcfi arewhito rVeaUbuled Express No 28 Srtffpm FHtydeUiyiUents leaving at case oBiihachdnsecjpqwder Eyrethruaj ii djplaciBaefcwJfcicylinits rf MMaM juv pwi CU1UJ1 uui n iiio jluvuv is the popular remedy Thepowdormay Dally except Sunday wad cw three hills without taking ha mixed with flour and applied with a HjSTIt The most popular candidate fad step bellows or sprayed on in ihe forin of a AND Solid restlbuled trains with dining ra No AlM divUa AFA MMtti 1 tltfl nt to water deqoction Othor remedies are took a queer turn lately A Boston bus trantten reseat tie 86 hlHa of corn that are to hot water applied in a fine Bpray kero- newspaper put up Miss Lizzie Borden Througb sleeper from Lexington without a the shock The numbers also show sene emulsion and salt water sprinkled as a contestant for a free ticket to tho okahge order In which the hills are to be into thehead Q XT BAUNET Dist rasa Agt Worlds Fair and she received about Tm Ihclosures around the figLexington Ky a indfaaia the work of each trio The 90000 votes and waanotiSed that she Uarrei tlog Tobacco CBRYAN o eJUKof the iclostrcavBhows where Thero nro two methods of harvesting was about to win when her counselor U 12 tt Asst Gen Pass Agent stock Jjfgiaa ana toe arrowssnow tobacco cutting down the whole plant Mr Jennings notified tho nowspaper It W FULLER Cincinnati O are thefarsafuls of corn are to ue and Catherine the leaves separately Th Gen Pass- Agent managers to give the prize to the uext ceo IX Are hUw are too hoayy or too former is tho ono that has been practiced Washington D C E F IlOBBBTBOK W TTrxfcb Iky one arm load double trips for a long timo by tobacco planters Th highest candidate on the list A final MANAGERS m inaae xor ine xour corner incioi latter which is of recont origin is re rush on behalf of another candidate garded by many as tho most scientific secured tho prize Miss Borden docs IwWhon the shocks are finished exactly method line hills atand In each corner of the Both plans havo their advantages The not desire notoriety but seems unablo blocker asking the four quarters of the first iu the easier and permits of quicker to avoid it so suefso there will be no tendenoy handlinc but the leaves have to be sortod Shortest and quickest bet ween any direction vafterwardAvhileJJio latter penhits the ifce shock A Woader Worker- twS plan the operator as he deposits sorting of the leaves in tho first operaCINCINNATI AND FRANKFORT Huffman fa young man last load id at A just where ho bo tion and tho development of a greater nnmberofj mature leaves of Borlington Ohio states that he had For cutting a heavy knifo is used- aid been under the care of two prominent Only direct line between Incorporated 4 t tho method is Bimilar to cutting sugar physicians angl use tholrj treatment Manufacturers and dealara in all kinds of cane tho plant being held with the left Frankfort Georgetown and Paris haudand Cut closo to the ground ThaLuutil ho was able to got aroqndi They Carlisle MaysvllIaCynthlana snaay pronounced the case to bo consump- ¬ plants BhQUld bo remoyed to a Falmouth and Covington place to prevent their bping sunburned tion and iucurable lie was persua- ¬ la wilted and becomes After tle plant pliant and in good condition to handle ded to try Dr Kings Now Discovery without breakhig it should be placed on for consumption coughs and colds ASK FOB TICKETS VIA KY MIDLAN- Dtno stick an rLatthattima was not able to twalk White Pine and Poplar Singles Some growers hold the opinion thaCthe across tho street without resting He jrtiiiits ought1 to rbetharvestodwithout Doors of all Sizes Trains Ron By Central Standard Time wiltine at all Btrincintr on tho stick as found beforo he had used half of a Boon as cut and carrying theih immediate dollar bottle that he was much better Sash Glazed and Unglazed TIME TABLE OCT 811801 ly to the- tobacco barnrnTbereasOBifor he continued to use it and is to day this is that often at the time of cutting enjoying good health and Door Frames Window If you have tho nlant the crround is hot and tho plant CoSicTIKOTHRHkl AM IM PM Lir i il rL wpru uuu ijuicniy ounuuriipui ahy throat lung or cheat trouble try JMojjlduiB find Brackets of all kinds uuconies a and at just the right place for tying TRAINS EA8T No 3 Nbl No 7 hung on thosticktwhiph is 4 J feet iU We guaranteo satisfaction Trial ahock j ritbioiviaGr the ntick mill cmttv- - when Verandas of overy Description Lv Frankfort 00 4 45 12 4S A o length six to eight largo plants aro the bottlofreeal W S Lloyds drugstore in 4 51 0 08 1155 Lvmmt the shoose forvard to pbo next place UBuai number unese bucks aro piaceu Lv B 11 4 fiS 1 10 hon woric wceOBoaoeiirops into any on a f ramo in tho field and loaded on a Star Planing Mill Company E CS 1 35 0 18 5 17 Electric Biitsrs1 45 8 S3 Lt and reeHtaf iIanof movemont in wagon for taking to tlio tobacco barn 1 55 0 89 Dnvall S24 lv Mt Sterling Ky bh work there is bo further thomrht 6 SO 8 44 lv Johnson 2 05 Alabama Station Bulletin This remedy is becoming so well 8 S3 5 88 B Squired no hesitancy of action and a lv Georgetown 320 S 4S Lv C SlJepot6 S8 3 45 known and bo popular as to need ag of niuchuraq is thopbvious result Lv Newtown S S3 709 Wheat at ih Virginia Station 805 18 Lv Ccntr Jville 8 20 8 01 Thirty two half acre plata of ex special mention All who have used 23 LvKHzabetli L Vocialo or Grapo Fruits 7 6 05 Th 330 7 8T C 8 45 haustod land were planted with wheat Electric Bitters sing the same song of 6 15 Ar laris o pomelo is already qnito a favorite 1892 nnd manured as fol- - praise AM IM AM 1M A purer medicine does not markots whore it is iu October the northorn owa as grapo fruit It brings much lows xnsspiyeu ooiiouihck manaiu ut exist and is guaranteed to do all TRAINS WEST No J No 4 No 8 Noll dgher pricM than the orange and is potash and nitrate of soda were applied that 1b claimed Electric Bitters will Lv Taris 4 25 820 833 twovby two In full rations or C nereioro counnou inosuy 10 ino usq oi a singly and 4 43 8 33 0 43 Ar Elizabeth ¬ 8 38 4 S3 ma Arr Ccntrcville fdrly wealthy class of patrons who af- - at ratios of H2h OOjind 240 poundslper cure all diseases of tho liver and kid8 47 5 15 6 54 jmL i acre respectively jmd each materialin neys will remove pimples boils salt Cures Consumption Conghs Cronp Sorei Ar Nowtown nil a 1ymlVnl j Can A M AM n 9 00 7 04 Ar OS Depot on a Guarantee 10 35 7 10 2 treakfast though its cCnadmptfon is not one half ratiQnsand Utiatiomsrithuone rhpumandotlier affections caused by Tliroat Sold by all DranRtiM Shiloh Poroua Ar Georgetown B For Lmib Side Back or Chnt 10 42 7 17 Ar Johnson 15 ionfined tothla meal In a special bul ration of each of tho others Two plats Jmpuro s Irtood 5 cenw 10 48 7 23 7 Ar Duvall drivo malaria Plciter will give greatatifaction Will of tha ArStamplng Ground 10 55 730 7 5 etin issued from tho Louisiana ntnto ex- - received gypsum The yields Thciroj HILOHS V1TAL1ZER 11 12 7 44 7 from the system and prevent as well as Ar Switzcr following varieties straw and grain aro tabulated irimcn testation the 11 18 7 50 Mrs T B Hawkins ChattanooffnjTonnffysj ArKlfcliorn 8 10 suits may bo summariizea as follows cute all malarial fevers For cure of 11 23 7 58 Shttohs Vilaltur 8AYED ttT MfEjI Ar Summit 82 mt thlajKlsHhf ul fruit aro noted and do Tho application of nitrogon potash or headache constipation and indiges- ¬ Ar Frankfort II SO 8 05 8 30 A Ecribod Aurantium pomelo is a choice seedling phosphoric acid alone resulted in no in- tion try Electric Bitters outire satis- ¬ A connects with LAN iginating in Orango county from an creased yield B connects with Q A C and L 8 The application of two of tho elements faction guaranteed or monoy refund- ¬ DrocurM from tho noted Dum- C connects witli K C intrr in combination gave somo increase in ed Price 50 cents and 1 per bottle it oBWBgii gr6ve on tho Jndian river ii REMEDY The Kentucky Midland Railway and connec- ¬ J j yield provided phosphoric acid was in at a utiumwuntugg J4 rul3 f11- W 8 Lloyds drugstore Have you Catarrh Try tula Romedy ItwiU tions form tho cheapest and shortest route to the combination na peyopu uesiioa huu inei imwi all points north south and west poslUvely reuevo ana uairo you rn w w Potash increased yield somewhat proFor further information apply to their agonts This Injector for its successful treatment is uable acquisition to tuo citrus iamiiy rrec BosnemDerShilohaltemodics furnished C D BEItCAW A Tank of Crockodiles- GEO B HARPER it known Tho fruit is smaller skin vided phosphoric acid was present aro sold on a gureuteo to glvo satisfaction Gen Pass Act Geu Snpt The result with nitrogon was some t in less cbrosin quality sweet and fino Ono of tho innumerable curious by T G Julian enough ojf- the bltter principle to what conflicting giving some increase For sale ith with phosphoric acid but when all three sights of India is the Nuggar tank of rovo time u vt or tno grape iruic nielements Woods Phosphodine Kurachi Iu former times tho croco- ¬ Harts ImpryjJd Grai6 Frnit In gen- - trogen were present an increase of was of no advantage 1 appearance of tree and fruit the diles which iuhabited it roamed tho THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY A Phosphoric acid each tifho it was ap Scientific American e as Aurantium pomola in taste not plied except when alono gave a decided neighborhood at their will seeking ite so sweef For people who like an Promptly and perman entlv cures all forms of d fruit withoutthe bitter of the com- - increase to crop and the 1 ration gave whom they might devour but so Nervous WcakncsnEmis great were their depredations that tho n grape frdifi it is a very desirable ao- - tho greatest yield sions and Spermatorrhea Impotcncy and all effect authorities were forced to build a of Abuso or Excesses The Florida Everglade w xw Been prescribed over 35 It is claimed that the prospects are wall round their haunt This is a ovement of tle cjpnimon graiw fruit years in thousands of cases is the only Reliafernampuco A nnagrainea late sort bright for tho production of sugar rice swamp caused by hot springe tho Before and After ble and Honest Alcdison iJrBkjiiJTRADE MARKS known Ask druggist fof Woods Pliosphodino ted through effort of tho deuart- - and cassava on tho reclaimed lands near medicinal virtues oi which have been DESIGN PATENTS if he offers some worthless medicine in place oi t ofraLoiculture more bittor than Lake Kisslmmee Florida Already sugar known from early times and aro at- ¬ IQS3 COPYRIGHTS etc this leave his dishonest store inclose price in and rice have been profitably grown Jloval or Aurantium information nnd free Handbook vrrltj to For letter nnd we will fctul by muni mail Price to tho sanctity of a Moham ¬ NBW YOUK HUOADWAY CO MIINN ono package f I six 5 Ono will please six will anton Veyiarge round rod flesh and now a Florjda correspondent in The tributed patents tn America bureau for euro medan whoso tomb is close by aud to Oldest patont takensecuring us is brought beforo stampsPlmmplct in plain scaled envelope twe American Agriculturist avors out br Kcry Address tut Swcol Totates tho public by a notice given free of charge In tho is one of the most profitable crops whom the crocodilos are sacred The r Sold In Mt Sterllngrby Kennedy Bros Brlvips there is no sttito in tho south which can be grown on these drained RC Lloyd W8 Lloyd TarltQUj Julian and tauk as it is called is about ono hun- ¬ druggist ovcrywlicre irhich the sweofc potato grows so fine lauds1 Experiments at the station show potato is grown that it can etsily be made to yield from dred aud jfitty yards long by about tn Texas- - Tho aweet LarRcat circulation of any scientific papor In tho No lntellleent foyer the south as well as tho north five to ten tons of roots to the acre and half that distance in breadth In this O 9fc5S YtnOTTi cb VuAKAthrArtdiYeeklr 8300 unu sun these contain IJroaaway Now Yorlc City tf ne cnmaiu Toxas secia especially starchOu from 20 to 25 per cent of space ono obsorvor counted over two PuuLuiiKsa Ipiedio it in hundred reptiles from oight to fifteen Chere are many wno make a specialty Agriculture Nwinrt Note feet long and smaller ones innumer- ¬ if the sweet potato since they make in This is a season of universal pear able Thoy aro so tame in a sonse season on gooq land 200 bushels blight especially in the lower southern CORNER DRUG STORE lr acre that it is necessary to poko thonwith IM many lxave raised nearly twice states a stick boforo they will move Buffa- ¬ Tho Amount ElUBIlV jljaMhe acreo writes a corre Floridagrowth of tho orangea industry in loes aro always standing in tho water School Books has increased from production i- iiJiui f vifi mv i uo Of 600000 boxe3 in 1885 to 8000000 for and aro not attacked but any other settings arttno ones tnut maKe a K bw K Bfcw r BJllftiKBi nuto tvup hiiu rw nil uutw tLU season justoloaqd and according to animal is Instantly seized Tho And other pay tmst in tne soutu conservative estimates the coming crop generally says wholo appearance of tholace itte plantings or settings keep bet- - will be fully 5000000 boxes of which with it slimy stagnant Commercial College 4000000 will be marketed The average ono writer a those that are forced Supplies by growers the past sea ¬ water and so many of theso huge un- ¬ uCh9P9StABdatBusmestColhgeinilieWorldT price received iK Kle Crop A son wjis 181 per boxw u Wttli- ExMlll tr couth monster jrutiyinfc sluggishly Bjura rltakkevJiut n4CiMml bUm Uxiilw i reported thattlAi past seaohrwlt j IhImm joo s Aata No Fancy Prices Buffalo clover a jiativeef he south ¬ ibout is disgusting in the extreme leeeo tne largest uotuwno rice croperer- - west is not considered of much valueby my SrMTVWrtoMr a J rdTakjr JifiS iind It will long beremomUorcd by ntne Jjeuwa yeiu atone paving The Southern Cultivator Vl Paints and Oils kMHkral Vi timxrt mm tedjiWHW Jgs or oagu Tt iu vnnrfriiV tliiit tha Tfi raa rvffria hs the most loathsome spot levetf bo- - JW5Rri5 RSMITfl LEXIHCTOM KV i WILBUR erkYipiistiaverege produptioa crop is inthe most ambers Journal critical condiHoa for held Fine Tobaccoes 1000 ¬ - una uere iiiuauswuia M yUsfaotofrKby Jtfnaa-fannec who thtw describee hw The try Gjtatlemanl o jaotie a atandlnrhillof corn for Reenter ct the shocks jwt i frequent shock BoTbuk iaketi of4 JnFJgaj r i a llhi pole about 12 feet long twoJMfsaboQt SfetiniBgth The bar iaan old bioiu handle fitting v a hole bored throusrh the twle tog thfeah eveSanmber of rows etain I usually take rix Tak-be suoflikor in my right hand I pass te cenbar ssaoe three rows on either until tihave passed three hills of frow anCstand at A Fig 2 begin YNwkf after runaiHg the stick luaoei irr cuinnsr me xour nius nt i iMtm fbfta t TiridFisling AndUiCtL CABBAOK WORM AND CABBAGE HOTII SHOES I WoakVBtrong Time Card in Effect Way 28 93 made up From Mt Sterling EAST BOUND Leaves Mt Atlantic Express No M dally iifdrauSnccom Jlo2ai Vietl6uled Fitp csa Ho 31 dally MtSto iAccpiaKo28ArT xebra caterelllar There are two broods of worms Edf tsVf eeabn tfio cabbSgf heads Thejjprm8arA the the moth depicted at V It onrlclies the mood and invigorates very orgaa aaiMaacef tho body larypf Ci M Ml CALL ON Sterllnu iio p ih 722 p 885 a m Cttt oUto in sizes that can fit the Bv having these goods made trade up I cau turuish them quality and workmanship considered much cheap or than they can be bought from the wJU xjut you store JThevegg4 fortthfbtloriapringbrpocl WM Kentudky Central Vl BLUE GRASS ROUTE -- ¬ Skertest aad Quickest Rant FROM KENTUCKY CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS ¬ VIRGINIA GOAL - Cheap NORTH SOUTH Ci I ia ¬ Through daily train sorvic bctwee Cincinnati aad Middlesbrough Z n and points on L N R R Schedule in Effect Junoi 1893 ¬ ft6 lTT Mrrank STAR Planing Mill Go Rough ressed LUMBER t Kentucky Midland Ry SoutnBound 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Dilly No ExSn Daily 13 ¬ II JM ArrMnvsvllIe Arr Millcrsburg Arr Carlisle Arr Johnson Ssuth Bound LvoMaysvillo 7 00 a m 7 45 a m 8 08 a m 8 27 a m 9 9 00 3 35 pw 3 41 pm- 5 44 una- 6 33 pi- 6 SMpm nam am 7 17ps 8 01 pm 8 40 pm ¬ jlbWrr Daily Ex Sun No 9 Daily Ex Sua Noll XXX that-cas-sav- a Paris Mr jjexington ait Covington Arr Arr Cincinnati S R KNOTT Lvo Johnson Lve Carlislo LvcMUlcrsbimr 1130 5 8 20 a m 7 03 a m 7 22 a 7 45 a ra 8 ss a m 10 24 a m 42am lJSpa 2 34 pm 8 08 a 7 8 6 8 am S7 30 pm 10 pm 43 pm- 40 pa nn pa iSSnfw CrATMORE al T G JULIAN Traffic Manaser GenlPassAgt General Offlcos Lsulsvllle Ky S F B MORSE AsstGrn1 Passer Agt Ofllce Chamber of Commerce Xldgs Clnfl O 2it - Nel Dally to all points except Rowland Dl vision which is daily except Sunday No 6 Runs dally ex Sunday from Lexington toCincinU N 1 Runs dally No 4 Runs dally from all ctationt except tit Rowland Division which is daily except Sunday Ne 0 Daily except SutftfTjr No5 Dallv ix Sundar between Cinelnnat and Lexington No 16 Paris and Lexlnirton Accommodation- Daily Leaves Lexington 10 00 am Arrive Paris lt 45 am No 7 Falmouth Accommodation Leaves Cfev cinnati I 45 pm Arrives Falmouth 8 so - IvtiiilW Hr ZWJW wu - r I a IiWWasthsln 1J- about t - vVT r ijnwBi ty v 1 - MT ATX -- Ut o V irr e fr dally except Sunday No 18 Leaves Falmouth 8 45 am Arrives daw cinnati S 35 am daUy Nos 1 and 3 make connection at Winchester for points on the N li 4 M V Rt No 1 Carries through cars from Clnalnnatl ta MIddleborougU and Cumberland Gap and aU la ennedlate stations and runs daily jNo 5 and No iftarrr through sleepers bsrweufcj Q VMlunatl and KaoivllU via KlddlssMro - pa n tfclOiin A j V - aoA V iM wt rK JiiJ jfc- it k ir tJ CO --r 5 1 Cs - a m Tf Yt 33 nOK - nyii - i Trvr rift H r f - iiwivy4Jw f Q sssk l nr lQEi V i V - iww-rf- nTfkisosi i o MT THE ADVOCATb iSnf IDYOCATE ANOTHER LIE AD0VOATE TtfJESBAY OCTOBER IK 1893 Nervous Prostration t lMMMMHM4HMMMMtiMMMMHMfVMWti te r imrfw av aaMwrtPawjwMi aaaaaaP-aF--- J M r m W VvMIV jfm i mf v v-v- -v PUBLISHIM OCT 10 COMPAMY In tho Long Lilt of Falsehoods That Have Been Circulated in tho Brockinridgo Pollard I 18 LEXINGTON flBi TUESDAY 1893 fa DEMOCRATIC TICKET Scandal- - Kentueky -- Orfstatksknator j h holloway OF OLARK X t rOll REIRESENTATIVK W C TAYLOR OF MENEFEE you school supeiuntendent N HORTON A Republican newspaper Is soon to liaB been organized for that purse and one of its mombors is now in Chicago buying an outfit Winches ¬ bo Btartcd in Winchester A company ter Slin Secretary Carlislo has eont to the Senate a new estimate placing the probable total cost of deportation of ChincBo laborers under tho Geary act at 7360000 of which sura 860000 would bo required for tha current ¬ ¬ Tho Cincinnati Commercial Gazotto has tho following special from Paris Tho public has bcon wondering what became of tho baby Miss Pollard gave birth to in Cincinnati and which ho claims in hor petition is tho sou of Colonel Brecknridgo Tho Commercial Gazotto reporter lias located it Jtt was adopted by Judge Van B Young who died a few yoars sluco while Judgo of tho Superior Court ol iCoutucky and is now being reared by lis widow Mrs Judgo Young now and tho child i osides in Bath county s to bo an important witness when The ho great case comes to trial is known as Stoddard Young Ib ioy it his ninth year and said to bear a striking resemblance to the present Since the Ashland Representative juardian has been put under a ruling t the courtfo produed the youngetor ZVJKiVMIImmJlTJl ii i agj mnJiUmBM Mm JEmwut JTxitm Mroke down In hwrith Iwtitoy rpot4 had a bad cough and lufUred frocs arT prMtrattaa I of tlood SampftrllH and tent or a bottla ot tho raedUlno After nslnz It throe dy my marre became aKtcl nd I Years of Suffering Cndid ifi hlElrr 3 Great Ani isitfnTi Trots I r 3E03rZDi-ZOCT IS 9 Continuing Wine Days c co23aE3sroiaralA -- Ik Ky T It n AMa I- - Ioonorstl rd LBXIKGTON w4 regained an appetite In lhwt list I m tblo to walk and btforw tatta tvrebotUn was attending to my homehot duties X aat bow In better health tkan tar you Ssuu Get HOODS Hum XlecpivUl X C mdentlr on the liter asd towel HoodsCurcs Hoods 23e OreatSortlJiaigeJFieldS I -cr - a 14 UC11S1T6 sec -- M99aeft MrcijXj-eis 0 m w- m b yjI uIIll vjft AYifirtrt I I PHIetX7PpyTd eed4tftMHWkHee44t Q QQID I v sX 8H0n8TAHY f oiju sr I 7SDssri v 5 L PRI3IDKNT Ax 4 i JWUV Washington when ordered and it oitig apparent that ho is to play a fiscal yoar great Ti i nrrLw W IWiwi iiitaWwJLHl wm prominent part iu tho proceedings be Wednesday Qttt 1 Tho Democratic majority is so prooro the jury ho ia never allowed to ii H J in Mt Sterling that republinounced e ouffef tho sight of an attendant I can opposition at the November eleci This is the way Judge Van B tion for municipal officers will hardlj Voting got control of the waif DRESS GOQlOSeverything in this line new and uo probable HowovorTTany of the in tho fall of 1884 a carriage coni- ¬ y a particloof truth in tho storyi Oa AH Ratlroais n Q several republican gentlcmou who an fashionable Trimmings the newest andlatest ng from tho direction of Lexington Mrs Young authorizes us to deny tin iy said to be anxious to make tho raci oiled along Flannel Blankets Underwear and the like Quilts tory aud for her make the statemem the piko as it round l LaiesTr0 First SayC desire to try idsuos tlio field is open Iiarply towards Owiugsville The hat boyond tho fact that a child wa j Lace Curtains Hosiery in fact everything that one and they cau make their wlshcsjoiown oll gat6 keeper heard tho carriage luftat tho tollgatoisndaf otfca adopt ¬ ti couIcTthinlc of in the Dry Goods line FOR FULt PjOORAMME 15 as soon as they pleaBo top but being rather Blow about get ¬ ed by Judgo Young and herself it Wjrlto f Mens Suitings always on haudrJfi 11 Tho Republicans ef Fleming county ting out he found on opening tho dooi aasno foundation in fact 1 ED A TIPTON Notions stock new and complete hat tho carriage had turned and wat Rev Thos Wood liavo nominated Carpet departHonor nd fy brother of Col A T Wood of thfc icing driven back towardLexitigtoiu Ra QientfuU jry Secretary II T city for Representative against lion Vs the keeper started back into the Governor Brown appointed last Visit our full house ask for what you want and it Rolla Hart The Rev Wood will not touse ho discovered a basket sitting Friday forty delegates to the Interna ¬ wilLbe shown you JjggfBest prices t6 cash buyers have tho pleasure of occupying the scat n his porch Mechanically picking tional or Worlds Real Estate Con- ¬ he carried it into his room and gress to commence in Chicago OctoThere aro too many good Democrats tup iu Fleming county to allow so good a round it contained a chubby babe ber 23 The certificates showing While wondering what to do with it hem to bo delegates aud constituting man as Rolla Hart to suffer defeat UYfilTfiQTntf J 1 1 did why tho parents of it should have hem members of the association will Several days ago tho Treasury De ¬ eft it with a poor man who could not o issued to them by tho Secretary ol tm I aa Remem via aaa partment mailed interest checks ag U oporly care for it Judgo Young ho Worlds Congress Auxiliary of the gregating in value abovt 5000000 to drove up and asked the gate keeper Worlds Fair as soon as thoycan reach ler Hd pay interest on the public debt due vlat he was doing up so late Whj Chicago ROUTE Octobor 1 The eflcct of their pay- ¬ he Judgo did not pass on without f J Blgstaff of thiscity isvoiQ of the Date ment is already being felt in tne re stopping for tho gate was up and he mmber appointed This is a deser- LouivjIIrSsutliern Sept duction of the gold reserve which was allowed free toll is a mystery d compliment to a mott competent From station North o9omer- stands at 89920693 as compared Ilr otnnu r csi or la wrencbburtr lie was told about the baby being nd worthy reproaentativofllof the SfrLouiYvilTe Tlie claini of tho city n with a reservo of 93582172 on the inft there and asked what was young Democracy of our county oul Logan aud Simpson countieB A T W60D HENItV 8 WOOD Tho roserve has nearly best to bo done about it 2d inst 1893 einoinnaePlPMMsJ Why give vgainst tlid Untied States Government JT reached tho lowest point in its history it to mo said tho Judge I have no A fearful storm swept over the or rebate of internal jrevenuo taxes WOOD SON which occurred about the middle of ohildreu and can afford to educate Gulf coast from Louisiana ILowest Rates of the it on Sunday and Monday of to iFlorida ollected on their bonds from tho A last Juue Season last week Louisville and Nashville Railroad Glad to be so soon relieved of his i Call on AorenU fur fiill nnwl AnORKEYS-AT-LAcharge the gate keeper gladly handed Each report from the stricken district ompauy has at last been adjusted ItUIOlB fO Senator Blackburn Friday offered has but added to the horror The lost Itoora Ko 6 Xyler Appereon Block iid a warrant for the amount duo the his compromise amendment to the tho basket to tho Judge The Judge f life so far as known reaches over ity of Louisville and the above Maysvillo Street Silver purchase Ropcal Bill It strikes winked at himself iu a mirror hang ¬ 2000 souls Between COO and 700 tamed counties will bo forwarded on his left as ho passed out and ing Mt Sterling jCy out tho Voorhces amendment and av took his departure The Judgo was vessels aro reported wrecked aud the ho propor authorities at once The thorizes tho free coiuago of silver from Will practice In Montgomery Powell property loss to houses cropp rail- ¬ ill directing tho Secretary Itrcathitt nnd Ixo Counties and Superior CHARLES LAPPLE of tho United States mines except as to not a night rider ordinarily was not roads etc is Court and Court of Appeals and tho estimated at about 5 Treasury to refund these taxes was campaigning at that time and came UnitedStatcs Circuit and District Courts seiguorage which is to equal the dif of Kentucky 500000 riiitroducpd in tho last Congress by ioronco botweon tho market price of from tho direction of Lexington a silver and its minted value after short distauco behind tho hack Was Tho Democratic Committee of Bath Representative Caruth It became a FRESH MEATS AT tho Judge given a tip coinage and which is to bo sold for county has declared Alex Conner the law on the 23d of last February Hon Mrs Judge Young was a grand ¬ ALL TIMES AT REA- ¬ Albert Willis was the attorney for the MEDIGAL EDUCATION gold tho receipts from this source to nominee of the Demooracy of Bath SONABLE PRICES Cincinnati College of Medicine and Louisville will re ¬ bo used for tho purpose of maintain- ¬ daughter of Governor Robinson and for County Attorney to bo voted for ity and counties a sister of George Bell tho prominent Surgery 43d year Graded Course ceive 3135902 Logan county 15 ing a parity between tho two metals at tho next November election All Laboratories Clinics Hospitals Rea- ¬ merchant of this city and Bon Bell Democrats should give Mr Conner 39770 and Simpson county 129602 sonable Terms Begins Sept 36 News from Washington says the tho loading druggist of Lexington It ind Willis will get a good fat fee Address Chas A L Reed MD Dean President has determined to give can not now bo stated what Mrs their support Bath Couuty World T V Fitzpatrick MD Secy And no man is a good Democrat A St Louis special says A C R Brooks of this place tho Okla Young knows about tho history of A gon -who fails to vote for Mr Conner oral shako up of tho employes of tho homa Attorneyship There is a pro- ¬ tho child beforo it was left at tho lone Adams Express Company in St Louis test from tho Territory about appoint- ¬ ly toll gate but Judge Young often BosTucquABTrrr At tho Senatorial convention at has caused consternation BEstjaquiinrr Local ASSIGNEES ing a man outside of its limits to the loinarked to his brothers-in-lathat Jackson to eolect a Democrotic nomi Agent Joseph Temple does not believe position but from what can bo learn- ¬ Stoddard has some of the host blood ed the President will hardly change m tho State m his veins and his nee there was anything but harmony that any man who spends his timo Ah Aslgneo of J Bell on Gllllsple The convention split and each one rolling do bones in a crap gamo or Wednesday October C11U 1803 at the I will North his mind about tho matter Wo had father is a congressman Jerry When asked held their meeting Ono declared wagers his salary on a horse race is a cutt place about two tallica East ot Plum Lick hoped and expected beforo this to it ho know for a fact tho namo of the Hon John P Salvor its uomiuceaud fit person to hand inexpress packages the following proportr hear of Mr Brooks confirmation by boys parents ho would roply 1 bay horse Is it CREAK 1 buggy and set ot harness lap robes rain tho Senate Tho President could not enough to know that ho comes of tho other Mr Hogg Tho matter has a fow days boforo tho 1st of tho present been referred to tho Central Commit month ho announced that all parties aprons etc jt hardly make a mora fitting appoint- ¬ an illustrious family 1 organ teo for adjustment who had been pursuing either of these ment than that of C R Brooks to this 1 dresser Another incident in connection 1 roller or aliko position FOR Many petitions from brewers have pastimes would be asked to resign with tho affair is Miss Pollard was YEARS v 1 slcdd Has led all Worm Remedies visiting in Bourbon near tho Bath been sent to tho House Ways and 1 randall harrow 4 Why No Silver Was Purchased Charges affectlngf the record as a ktlbuckeyo mower EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED county line at the timo tho papers wore Meaus Committee askjng a reduction Secretary Carlisle sont to tho house telling of tho desertion of the waif and of the tariff on hops from 15 to 5 cents pension attorney of F S Jackson Re ¬ Jcomqhcllor SOLD EVERYWHERE lcijttobox FTtyM by BlCHABDSOa WKDICUB CO 8T Una his reply to tho resolution of that i ho providoutial passing of Judge a pound Auiumber of the Kontucky publican candidate for Governor of 1 cross cut saw Iowa aro causing considerable disaf About 10 acres ot corn in field- nnd placo to body asking why 4500000 ounces Judgo Young who gave it a home It Congressmen aro for the reduction fection in tho party iu tho State Two feed ASSIGNEE S SALE of silver bullion was not purchased is now recalled what intense interest aud Chairman Wilson of tho Ways strong Eopublican papers 10 aeres of corn in havo de ¬ 10 Also about In tho rick ou tho the shock nnd Miss Pollard took in the fato of tho aud Means Committee is also said to acres of oats land of Calvin during July nnd August as requir- ¬ manded his withdrawal from tho Qilllsple Sr no placo to fecdjt As Assignee of J jr Armstrong I will eeUon ed by law- - Tho reply says that ns child and would often express a desire bo favorably inclined I will nlsoat the panic time and place rent 70 Wednesday October 19 1893 at the J M Ann ticket strong farm near Judy seven mtles north Xf Mt or 80 acres of grass the United States is the largest logo and soo it There is no doubt Tho Now York Chamber of Com- ¬ but that Stoddard Young is tho son of In accordance with tho decision All sums of 410 and under cash In hand Storllng tho following property purchaser of Bilver in tho world Miss merce Thursday adopted resolutions Amounts ovcrtl0n credit till January 1st 1801 STOCK ANp CKOP ¬ Pollard as to approved the secretary of tho troasury after ridges that id quiteitbojng Breckin condemning tho Senato for delaying of the National House tho dobatc nototyhh begin nt 10security 7 head of steerssome good oaes finlo to am another matter dry cow examination of tho oilers pncl quo Judgo Young and Colonel Breckin- ¬ tho repeal of tho Sherman law aud on Federal Elections was to closq C GlLLSiriKJit Assignee 8 heifers and thanking tho House and Presi ¬ yesterdny nnd it was expected that W II IfcKTcilKK Auctioneer 10 2t tations each day should determine ridge were good friends 1 jersey cow f null in milk 1 cow and calf what in his judgments a fair mar¬ Tho Commercial Gazettes corres dent Cleveland for their prompt action a vote Would bo reached to day 2 head of horses A Roast ou the Routeiu the matter ket price Uo either has to pur- ¬ pondent nas either a vivid imagina ¬ 2 The now ocean steamship line of tho mules T You know old Jones who owoa you 2 yearling mules chase 4500000 ounces at the deal- ¬ tion or ho has given somo ono full lib ¬ uon ltoblusou who was Chesapeake aud Ohio railway seems 15 head of nlceTshoats ers prices no matter how unrea erty to impose upon him Thero is Chief of the United Sfatos Secret to bo making itself felt already A six dollars 8 stacks of timothy hay Y01 sonable or exorbitant they may be Jittlo truth in his story Whilst Judgo Service Department during tho war St Louis dispatSh fetRtcs that oast FAItMINd IUPIKMENTS Well hoq dyjnf aji ays 1iq11 Jeavp s Mrs Young never positively know died at Denison Texas Thursday bound freight rafes aro on tho verge Koad cart and harness tloublqBbovol plowo or ho must employ such means at dump cart runnlnicgcar of buggy grlnd stone this world in a chariot oflro y his command to ncertain tho actual ho tho falhor ftld mother of the babe Tho Ttov Dr William Lawrenco of demoralisation thelipoa competing ftjltdd tho ed- ¬ drag harrow Combined mower digger two loe Servos hihi right tholhejr dopod wore thoy did know was Thursday consecrated Episcopal with tho Big Four charging that tho chains post auger nnd weed scythe market price Tho effort of latter is putting grain into Liverpool itor holl bo roasted hcroro he gets ltroTiho At tfl name time and plaoe I wfll maU 12 has been Apartment sinco Juno Bishop rout tho fftjm of let acres from date of sale iholby Carpenters in Bath county on tho lato of Massachusetts to succeed for less than twenty sovtfn conta from ihorel Ex to March 1st lte high state of cnnlirationiu Bishop Phillips Brooks to limply to ascertain the fair mar t J8th day ofJanuarv i884 tho Mississippi cs for tobaccoS0 to S3 acres for corn 10 aci ad goMethiug New aerM tJcet price of bullion on each day it lliat tho father and moMier iu no way Otgoodmendowalance In grass Jamos It Eandail of Georgia au ¬ Sorglm nunolasssp this years mako W4teredi two or three fairly good and fliwlv u was Offered for salo and when s- JOODCUARANTCE tenant lw r aembled oith r Coh Breckinridge or thor o Maryland My Maryland a cure What it has 50 coniR pair pf excellent quality Jrm mado known on day of nah Sale tA certained to make purobaBeV at Miss r Pollard Tlioy had a full his been appointed to a position under otljers it will do or you Bedone for fealfon begin at tQ a n sharp sure to J W BURROUGHS price ilcicriptiou of tho couplo from old man tho 8ergeut-at-Arm- a get Hoods SarsaparilU of tho Souate jCmjEBjjyiiQrsoif Grocery jCo 11 at Assignee of J M AnAstroag i nu II It lC ¬ Carponter Judgo Young tlid not Irivo up to tho toll gato and get tin child where it was loft on the 14th at March J884 but Mrs Young her self went out from Owiugsville when thoy WHBWTesiQing after having heard of the desertion of tho babe aud took it homo This was on March 15 1884 Tho guardian of tho child hue lotjbcen put Under a ruling to produc ho youngster in Washington Mrs Young lives in Mt Sterling not In Hath county Iu short there Ir scarce m 5M0 Friiritj Stake Oot 7 12500 stalllM RfiprwulreSiiVa Monday Oot 8 Til aturiy tP ts v 5000 TrsyliMliStikk- Tuesrf ayVObfl o - tysi -- 1 O OOZDS i HALF RATES -- -- rj f JS - -- ¬ Grnis i ¬ V Mt Sterling QoeenCrescent ¬ t 1 W The Butcher U w WHITES 20 VERMIFUfiE 1 4 - V 1 1 ¬ - two-year-- a r J 3lt 0 n lQ Q 4 J o tl f 7 fit - - y SvkW o W t V s it i ftmtu sitjiJHsr fKl JU l llj yfcu f Ti yj l i vTi n- Q3 -- g ra 1 d a lXu - fit vy E MT STEBM KGr ABVOOAE TUESDAY OCTOBER 10 1893 Grocers u - - - Trimebl Eko - WHoLisAi H4vifB- Mi CEnsrsxTiEers sroTriES r- TV uH4 S 3 4Whosale JIT IMBLE BROS Grooers KY PERSONAL MENTION The - STEELING - School BooksvSchool cles Also Paints 6lls and Varnishes Prescription - DrugglstsPureDrugs Medicines7S6C Supplies Pure Inks pencils All c - K Tollot Arti- THD a nnf k JLULHJKJU7 Bet - ¬ With A HOFFMAN Big Fire at Lexington- Companies and low Rates lei B W Trimble will preach at Itith Christian church next Sunday In f Miss Sallio Latliam visited ftlends hero last week Missions They Will bo absent tho en tiro weok o - Religions Elder J S Swccrioy was elected Sunday to sorvo as pastor of tho Chris ¬ tian Church for tho coming year This will botho twenty fourth consecutive ydar of Elder Sweonoys pastoral chargo of tho church This fact alono speaks volumes for the high esteem in whlfih Elder Sweeney is held and shows how the congregation appre ¬ ciates his woik Bourbon Nows Elder Wallace Tharp of Carlisle has been called to tako chftrgo of tho Christian church at Augusta Ga Tho church was built by tho latd Mrs Emily Tubman sister of the late Lan- don Thomas of Frankfort at a cost of 110000 haa an elegant parsonago and tho endowment1 fund furnishes a salary of 2400for tho prcachor R A Thomson preached at tho Bap tist Church Ja8t Sunday morning to a good congregation tt Sterling registered 704 votes is 818 qpUohmofld 880r and Win- terd028 Q iss Georgia CI Barnes daughter of Jcorgo Os Barnes was married Thursday to Mi4 Edward 2 fneau of Lexington f a - - Irs Mattio rcmbrv wile ot Mr jijtqn Embry of lxuisyille Tiod last ilurday Her remains were taken Richmond for burial Chairman of the trd of Aldermen of the city of Lcx- tton has tendered hit resignation account of mismanagement of tho Hjjrs affaire K iewls Straus t Jleraeni Dauvllle Va shipped a car Id of cowa and heifers from this Hion yesterday for which he paid from 2 to 2Vcens T STERUNO ADVOCATE i Please nialce 4nptfce to your first ssue that I decline o make the race br City Judge or any other office and Miss Lizzie jtMOwooa coin oi tins city were mar- riedfb tho Grand Uotel Cincinnati MF the Lacy Cravens wedding at Rod- ¬ past Tuesday jar aoung is a young Haven P iXA Ij Afl a a Mrs Milton Hagor and children of man Rowan county on last Thursday juauiiuuuur i iwa aim in lutaicu ai Salyorville aro visiting at Mr G F evening 3yQrohgadT From hero thoy visted fcdL k 4 A ZT Ypkiigjr Mr J S Rogorsis in Chicago at the vWorlds Fair Miss America Tucker has gone to Rev William Javne of Farmer -- tho Worlds Mr was In tho city Monday Albort Bourno has returned from a Mri II R French and dimghii visit to Nicholas county Mtss Juliet are attenillng tho Worlds w J L Hainline wife and children Fair have moved to Cincinnati Rt v Green CfaySniHh of tho mo Mrs Nottio Vanpolt is vjsitinpjMrs ropnlliau Baptist Churcfi Wahiiir tou D C is in the ciiy yiiiliijj lii J T Young in Sharpsbufg mniy friond Clay Cooper was at home fromLex- Mrs R E Moorman and little ingtpii Saturday and Sunday daughtor who have boon visiting Mrs John G Winn and wifo have re- ¬ George E Chick leayo lor thoir homo turned lrom tho Worlds Fair In Cloverport Bobert Colyor of Millersburg visit ¬ Slieeeo Bettio Jones Julia Mason ed friends in the city Sunday Mag Whito of Madison aro visiting Mrs Julia Sono and Clay Thomas their aunt Mrs Carrie King at Mri have gqno to tho Worlda Fair Annie Baus near thisclty Miss FrankIq Cheatham spent Sun ¬ Mr Mlt Hainline of tho firm of day and MoudayinLoxington Schlcgcl Hainline Is in Richmond Gallsghor of Sharpsburg doing fluo finish paneling ou tho new Samuel was in tho city Saturday on business residence of Mr Lewis Schlcgel Mr W C Taylor of Mariby Men M S Tylor was in Owingsvilio BatVCIrcuit court efce county Democratic nominee for Monday attending Representative from this diftrict was Mr John J Dicker editor of the In tho city yesterday Ho has no foar Jackson Hustler was in tho city last of Republican opposition in faci weok would rather enjoy a little brush with Miss NauhioMafy Kenney of Paris our friends thoenemy is visiting her sister Mrs W A Da Garrrison and wife Witnessed - t to-da- y- Losaos by Bmoke and water on over 80000 worth of Hats Furnishings Clothing and fluo piece goods by tho J N Wilson Company Lpxriigton Ky- - has been adjusted andvcrything will bo ready in a few days for tho groatest flro sale evef known Such fires aro much to bo deplored ad tbey not only work to tho injury of tho parties directly concerned but to the detriment of every other houso In tho samelino of business as It thro we upon tlio markot gopdp at about half cort thus paralyzing legitimate trade and really losing monoy for every one except the general public who even though goods are only slightly dam- ¬ aged feol that a flro Is justification for paying only about one fourth tho original price H 2t REED FOR CASH A Big Out in Prices For The M SO Dais I vt 4 In Glassware li1 Christian jJCjipch last Wcdaosday Mr ttowis llIaganof Winchester and Miss Lida Stcynolde of Nortli MiddJotown ami r Will Hagan of Winchester and H88 E l4Bcanof North Middlotown wcro nialfied i At Jforth Middletowu Greene f- - - - went to Ollvo Hill to visit friendp Miss Willie K Leach will visit friends in Lexington and Georgetown She returned home Monday this week - vr - frlbddsIntEnterprislvand-MrsGarrl-so- n Mrs R W McClelland and daughter Misa Mattie leave for the Worlds Fair to day - ¬ Miss A Kate Strode daughtor of MVB v irginia-unenauu- -w -- t jhihii Mh mi Strode a prominent Clark her sistor Mrs Joyce Thompson in tounty farmer will ho married on Claric county IWednesday evening the 25th inst at Steve Adamson who has been priz- T30 oclock in the Winchester Bap- ¬ ipjsr tobacco hero hasroturned to his tist church to Mr yeruou L ClaTrk ofraukfort and will bo at their homo in Sharpsburg Rev H HSnecd of Middlesbor- 3iome in Frankfort Jifter November 1 9u EHilave3 for tho groat rottglipfWarlirthotcUyilastweefcf visit fWorloVa Falrat Chicago On last Friday at Morohcad M F ing has many iriends i tho number we have been able to Touch had his examining trial before Col J L Htfrt Z T Young and Messrs - Judge murder of Allio Young attended tho Bath Cir- ¬ obtain tho following names Countyfor the John King A B Ratliff J C Hamil- ¬ on Monday tho 2nd George Johnsou cuit Court tho past weok ton Roll Ratlin Earnest Mynheir A Ho was ijinst aud was refused bail Miss Annio McKinovan of Owings A Hazelrlgg Pierce Winn W H Tcpresentodby Maj AT Wood and ho has been visiting Miss Nan ¬ Reid Roger Gatewood Lawless Gar jZ T Young of this city Thecqm villo wood Jacs GravdB T G Denton wnnwealth was represented by James nie Burbrldgo has returned homo Robert Barnes Lawrence White Allit Clark and William Young of More Mrs Cushman pf Flemlngsburg hoad and Judge B F Day of this who has been visltiug her daughter Young Ed Mitchell C C Chdnault John Hugos F McClelland Ewing t jity Mrs I F Tabb has returned homo Roland Ratliff J CRoid D C Fox Mr Edgar Bourno cashier of tho Thos ThomaB William Ratliff Dr A jolly good lot of boys were hunting Taylorsvillo Bauk Is in tho city aud W R Thompson C T Hazelrlgg ud nhing at Oil Springs last week county visiting friends and relatives and GcoBaird and they had a flno lot- of Kentucky Misses Crlt Lane and Mary Gate- iox bounds During the first long The ladles bf the Episcopal Church Taco throe of tho beratdogs were lost Wood R tM Trimble wife and son are busy making preparations for a aiid wnen the hunt was all rounded have returned from tho Worlda Fair grand entertainment to bo held early ipAtathe ithe dogs were ail O K - B W Trimblo and wife and Miss in Novembor One of tho chief feat- ¬ 4ndtneir right places but two of tho Mary Cassidy are at homo from a trip ures of Buch entertainment willjbo tho boyswora still lost jthoy come in about to Chicago and tho Columbian Expo- ¬ floral display mado by tho Mt Ster- ¬ Saturday all torn up showing they sition SJ ling Floral Company consisting of disk been in a hard lace Mrs Alex McCHutock of Fayette some fifty varieties of chrysanthe ¬ iif i One of the Boys countyt who has been visiting her mums of the newest named sorts daufihtor Mrs R Haydbn has re- ¬ both in pots and cut flowers as well John T Dorris tho popular drum as somo enormous blooms which are turned home nnor mot with an accidout near Biggs furnished lor exhibition by ono of the Store in Clark county Tuesday that L M Tipton and wifq Mrs Sallio finest chrysanthemum growers in the wjll confine him to his bed for aovoral Thompson Misses Lena and Mamio States Tho ladies will have a flow or days Mri Doris left West Bend Tipton and Esther Wilson aro at tho stall at which plants cut rosce carna- ¬ IPowell county whon it was raining Worlds Fair tions aud chrysanthemums will bo hard and whon near Piggs Storo S C Stofer who has been very sold fiomo part of tho harness broko this sick at Mrs Sbclds Cunninghams in Refreshments of difleront kinds will aed thQ hprso and the buggy was Clarkcouiity Is woar 2lad o say bo provided both afternoon andf even otrturnedi Dorfg was dragged some very much Improved ing as well as vocal and instrumental distanco and badly scratched up but Charles D Grubbs and wife Misses music No pains will bo spared to Juckllv no bones were broken He Katie and Virginia Grubbs Mary make this entertainment a grand suc wasJSprought tb this city Wednesday cess Programs containing tho date morning and is now at the residence Apperson and Nellie Winn returned and place for tho above will be ready from tho Worlds Fair on Friday of J A Qrear on Harrison avfliuuo shortly Mrs William Kuox and daughter Johnson Steagall aged 17 son of Miss Fannfo of Carlisle who havo Tho statomeut of tho Mt Sloring of Shelby boon visiting Capt T J Henry at National Bank appears in another Mr aud Mro It Stoagal 5onntyj died at tho homo of his par- ¬ West Liberty spent a fow days at J column in this iesuo It shows th ents on Tuesday- - of unacuto attach of T Hazclrfggs last weok on thoir way bauk in flno shape Urights disease Tho deceased was home A Horrible Death rell known hero whoro ho had lived Mr and Mrs James Runyon Miss yoaK Ho was a grand 4ili within a Mary tho daughtor of Bottle Price Miss Bortie Price Mr on of Mr Jphpjon A Young of this JamosPrico of Fleming county and Tom Johnson on Rock Houso Branch juntyiaud wfts a bright aud popular Mr and Mrs 8torlingPrlcerof Ewing Bell county fell into a kcttlopf boiling iOy He had dovolbpod a rathorun Ky attended tho funorai pf Mr soap and was boiled to death Tho msual aptitude for business aud this Mary R Carter skin aud flesh ail foil front her bones hrjjw him With older persons thau she was taken out Rev A J Arrlckj and wifo are in when i liimseif His genial disposition won Mr Mlko McCarty formerly with 3iim many friends among tlm business Maysvlllo this week Mr Arrick is anen with whom ho eamo In contact attending tho Ebeneror Presbyfory the Mt Sterling Gas Company is mot and HXflfer pastor Elder- H I Clark which of the there Monday Cburch tho now with the Mt Sterling Gas and Synod Presbyterian bf MfcChristian Church of this city Kentucky TJ S A jvtiich meets to ¬ Electric Company aud will answer all a called to preach his funeral on day Mrs Arrick ia a delegatoto tho calls for plumbing work of all kinds iwday Ladles Synodical meeting oi Homo cV ot r D - Mrs A T Thompson and daugh- ¬ ter Miss Lavinia of Mt Sterling wore hero Saturday Mrs Thoe l Anderson and Mrs Wm Andorson ofMioatgomery county were guests TSfMrs James Stone Monday J T Boardman of ML Storting was hero Monday looking out a location Ho is a first class carpenter and should he sectiro a building contract will remove his family hero without delay Owiiigsville Outlook- A second hand Remington type ¬ Tumblers 15c to doc per Rov BB Bailey ot Shelby county writer No lin excellent order Ap set has been called as pastor of tho Mt ply at Advocate office 84t Sterling Baptist Church Owing to tho Importunities of our Stand Lamps 20c to to B Scobee aged 63 one customors we have again brought in James W- 65c each ot Montgomerys beat citizens died on a stock of Cottolcno It is much bet- ¬ Preserve Stand Wednesday October I 1893 at his ter and certainly much cheaper than 15c to miles West of Mt Sterling lard Read our adrertiement home two 45c each Mr Scobee wasanVxtenslve farmer Chiles Thompson GnocEnv Co Pickle Stand cc to 1 qc a man of integrity uprightness and Tho best leaf lard is at Adam honor a good neighbor and true Mason Quart Jars 5c Baum Ss Sons 103t friend Ho was married in 185S to Elizabeth Meliityre and eleven chil- ¬ BROWNS IRON BITTERS dren blessed their union threo boys ¬ Dyspepsia audoight girls For all the large Plates 25c per set and familythpy Jiadthcir homo was never upward too crowded to afford shelter and lov Adam Baunj j Sou havo tho best Ingcaro to more than oue little waif Swiss cheese made Try It 10 3t Cups and Saucers 36c that stood In ueod of such a honlo as and upward Do not forgot that Howe Johnson theirs Tho Master took the littlo make a specialty of pure liquors for Pitchers ones in his arms and blessed them 15c up aud said such Is tho Kingdom of family and medicinal purposes They Heaven Is it likoly he will lot thoso guarantee tho purity of the goods they Vegetable Dishes 15c up 10 3t lose their reward who echoed His handle Bowls and Pitchers full words Suffer little ones to como For Sale size 75c Four childrou aro married two Two yearling rams and a Poland bous yrilliaui N of this couuty aud China boar W H Pukwitt R L of Colorado and two daughters Go to Howe Johnson lor pure Mrs Ida Thompson of Clark and family liquors 50c 75c and 1 per Wash Pan 5c Pt Cups Mr8 Jane Benton of Arkausas The quart 10 3t others with the devoted wife live lit 3c Qt Cups 6ic Gal- - ICV 4- Jfci - AW digestion Debility euros In Queexisware rJfri v Tinware 4 todayf home - - His1 remains wpfe buried in fife and syrups go to fA 2 Qt Coffee cemctaryat Winchester on Friday 10 3t Adam Baum Sox Pots 15c Hunters Howo Another of our older citizona has Johnson haudlo such pure Sifters 20c Wood beencallcd away Mrs Mary R Carter family liquors that people will have Rim Sifters 10c 4 Qt aged 83 died at tho home of her sis ¬ Mim at any cost If they lack the ter Mrs Wm Mitchell at Mayslick imney to buy they will break in and Covered Buckets 15c Ky oii Friday morning Octobor 6 stiil thorn It has rained but 1893 So hale hearty and active was Howo Ss Johnson still havo plenty of Heating Stoves 200 up Mrs Carter that we had not been full strength to supply all for family Cook Stoves 450 up 10 3 1 used to number her among those who and medicinal purposes had outlived mans allotted span A For nice sugar cured hams go to woman ot great energy aud strength -10 3 Adam Baum Sons of characlor aud much business capac ¬ ity wheu during tho war between We sell more goods for 1 cash thau tho States sho found herself a widow pounilebs and a family on her any houso in town Try us once almost 10 3t H6we Johnson hands bravely met tho situation and took up lie burden of life with a IP TOVJl BACK AOnES Queensware Ot you re all wora out really good for noth cheerfulness and an onorgy that know ing it b general debility Try ¬ no such word as fail raised her famIt will cox 70a cleansa your llyer and gtTO Ky a good oppetlto Mt ily secured for herself aud them a A- Foriho beafaBsbrtriieifSf molasses Ion Cups Pans 20c 8c Dish - tt- jErw w ¬ Sterling f - -- - f- c- had served thdLord iouger than manv who had reached maturo manho d had been in the world The sympathy oi the entire community goes out to thofHtrickon ones iu their sorrdw rr Sho was a comfurtublo competence devoted mother never tiring of loving deeds for children aud grand children No wonder then when tho dear old hands Were crossed aud tho light faded out ol tho eye that never looked save in loving benediction that the luveu ones lelt the light of the wholo world died with her buitiug suu God guve her long life and at the last He did for hurjut what sho would have asked had U been hers to have buhcled lie took her before hei eye grow dim or her natural strength abated Tho evening before her death she was with the family of her sister whero she was vUitlug bright cheer- ¬ ful and seemingly enjoying her usual health Tho next morning when she was not up at her accuutoiued early hour her sister entered her room and found her very ill Medical aid was summoned but in a fow hours sho had entered into her rest Sho loaves two daughters Mrs T P Martin and Mrs Emma G Ilunly A sou died many years agoere ho had reached manhood Her romahid were brought to this city Saturday oveuiug and Sunday afternoon tho funeral service was was held in tho Christian church by her pastor Elder H D Clark who paida glowing tribute to her memory among other things tolling how she DONT Find fault with the cook if the pastry does not exactly suit you Nor with your wife either perhaps she is not to BLAME It may be the lard she is using for shortening Lard is indigestible you know But jv UA if you would always have YOUR 1 V- - Cakes pies rolls and bread palatable and perfectly di- ¬ gestible order the new short- ¬ ening Cottolene for your - M - fyrtat s H - WFE it Wiv - P t iT Sold by all grocers 4t r IfALt Strli33gr SCe3atn3clr3r M f -- vS-ni vi it 5 Ai ifH ajaass itiiL fcwlWl -- -- 1 TSCMMljBBWWr tSIZ - ffitML vn T If jp 1- ffO o n iujy t- - - fg t r f w nwSSft ixmmr hi2tfiayJHinii r 1 Wh- - t j f - iV i Ml - - - T Is MiM r-Sfi Mt Q r - J it LTL TLV X ti - S WV w - yy wassA rr v v n n - fV t Wi -- - i i - if - xnm b je j m A - - iiiim II iiiiiiiiw COST OF ELECTRICAL COOKING A Southern KstlmiUo of the Kxponso rrearng A Meal at Uoine 01 r Tsl miir-ii- - A vte THE v in ADVOCATE Tho Worlds Fair claims to havo It is 8 tlio biggest hog in Iho world foot loiigand 3 foot wido rtTliQ ilrst cream coming from a cotf is comiioscd of tbo largest globules of butter fat and for that reason butter made from it U of Armor grain A Vermont county fair last wook drew 15000 A first class country fair anywhere will draw pooplo and wo Bhotlld havo moro euch expositions m In Illinois sheop havo boon found to ha aillicted in tho lungs with small Tho sheop havo good white worms appetites but grow poor Turpontine given iti liberal doses has proved ben ilcial Huudreds of newspapers aro quoting this sontonco from tho New York Thp last man in the Evening Post whom tho President of tho country to United States should give a great office is tho mau wlio has given mos t mouoy towards electing him ¬ Some of the older authorities givo tho opal as an omblom of hopo Bui a writer on tho subject Kabbl Bro- noiti who lived in tho fourteenth cenThe opal is fatal to tury says of it love and sowa discord between the givor and receiver Given as an en ¬ gagement token it is sure to bring ill luck A lato writer on the vagarifa of fashion says An opal figures in Sir Walter Scotts novel of Anno of Geiorstein and its possession was fa taUo tho family of tho heroine Tim idea that they wore unlucky obtained such currency that after tho publica- ¬ tion of tho novel thoy went out tf fashion Tho smo writer says When Miss Grant married Mr Sar torid she had among hoc presents a set of opals Much was said about the ill 6meu and if report is to be believed hor marriage has been a wretched one It is oven assorted that thoy are especially unlucky when given to a ¬ bride MIXED ELECTIONS There Will Be None After the Now Law Gets Into Working Order There seems so mo misunderstand iujompuartera about tho time of holding the next elction of county Tofficers All understood tho purpose of the Constitutional Convention ami Legislature to bo an arrangement that would preclude tho mixing up of elcc tious of county officers with thoso for Cougres aud the reasons therefore wero obvious But inquires one why aro so many officers k bo elected next November a year at tho very time Congressmen are to bo elected all over tbo state and somo red hot contests that should not bo mixed up with these minor races aro in prospect This is easily explained It wus made necessary just ouco because of tho difficulty iucidentCto putting into effect a completely now arrangement Tho following section from the now election law describes what must be done and then it Is easilyseen what will follow An election shall be held in each county on thoJfiritJTuesday after tho ilrst Monday in November one thous r m m oight hundred and ninety four foi Judgo of tlio County Court County Court Clork County Attorney Sherlfl County Superintendent of common Schools members of tho Fiscal Court Jailor Coroner Surveyor and Assessor and In each Justicoe District for one Justice of Peace and one Constable who shall hold their respective tho porlod of three years and uriti the election aud qualification of theii successors aud in oijjhtcenlninclrci and ninoty sovon and every fouryeoi thereafter there shall bo held an elec- ¬ tion in each county for tho officer Tho first olectio lforoiu moulioned for Sheriff shall bo hold in each com ty at the regular election in one thou sand oight hundred and ninoty twt add tno Shorifis elected at this tiin ahall hold their rospectlvo offices f tho period of two years and until t election and qualification of their n ¬ offlc--for epectivo successors A little study will show that afle this election there will novor again b conflict The next oleclion o r Any county officers will occur in 1897 the u noxtjguccecdlng congressional olcctin iu 18iM5j the ueoxt election of Sta officers and that following it in 18 and 1899 respectively So hereafi noltbor an election of county ofllci nor State officers can occur in I 8me yearwith a congressional el tfon and those two cannot occtir the Mine timevLouisvillo 1imcB -- to Fnrm Stack In Mrs HarriwHis beo notes submitted Mow tho vinea when ihey are bloom ing freely and a few pods have fornvoa to The Prairie Farmer she says but before any have ripened Do not en t Formerly when I stored imu9edtcobs early in the morning hut wait until tlie in hivea in tho Rplary during the season dew has disappeared cUsOagood niovrer many would become infested with moths and let tho team move at a lively gait notwithstanding my watchfulness and of cooking operat5pns where tho heat Lot tho vines Ho on tho ground until exposing of them from timo to timo to haBjto bo applied for short periods of thoroughly wilted Late in the after- ¬ the fumes of burning sulphur If the time and only at such points where noon gather them into small cocks 5 feet combs havo been exposed to zero weath Sm SSSRSSSsSSSsSSJli it is actually required It is to such high Next morning open and aprvau er it will havo destroyed tho moth in all operations that electricity is especial- tho vines to tho sun In tho afternoonJ stages and if tho combs wero put in a for f ly applicable owing to tho quick stack around poles set up iu tho ground sectiro place where tho moth could sot and ready way it will furnish heat having inserted rough pins or axiiirf aloi oviposit in tKem none will develop HIKTY yafi oVoVAtlnn ot Cnitnrla wUH ftifi pfttrWni Cooking operations such as baking ing downward and outward so iliat tlie But if the combs belonged to colonies v vines will bo kept somewhat open ospe we cannot be sure that tho moths were would seem to bejmadaptod foif elec0 pftj pr it wmniit Rwyjusf 1 William Brrwrni iwTm ti destroyed by the zero weathorrforsome heating owing to length of time cially ftlongthe center of th tack from tric tho bottom to near the top Cap with a of them may have been protected by the It it wtau uUfnahly ihi orc rnmwdy jrrinfitrifn RHtLCailttreiiVs i heating must be continued but atT f warmth of the bees few ahnfuls of long grass tention is called to the fact that the anything tfeat will turn tho cut straw or tkt world h otb 3cti grjt Tt i Jmrwle Children Ilka it 4hMIt was late this season when I cleaned rain Then IH oven being entirely closed there is smooth down the outer surface as may be out the hivea where bees had died and cirea them liealth It wrf1 anvollieir llvan Th it HgoiWrn IwtV JrSMt need for a full curront only for the needed to prevent rain from penetrating stored them in the cellar Moths had Jt Tj ally ycrf n eoBtetliiilg wlileli nholtoy afo ftad timo necessary to bring tho oven up The vines put up in thia manner may a to tho proper temperature and that stand for two or three weeks or even elttlds mndtelna only one fourth of the original cur longer if necessary without aerious in v Wonat Castor rent is necessary to maintain th4 jury But as soon asit is judged that CtoriUaT0FoYerisluiss V ir v4p tho hay ia sufficiently cured it Rhould bo heat and carry on the cooking u Cfntorla prevent vbmltbia Stiiiy fnrd Tho writer of the letter referred to hauled to tho barn or put in a permanent a has conducted a number of expert stackr Do this lato in tho afternoon or Catiorlft mrm IinrrTan aMl XVIh CoTltf iJ ments in electric cooking and his very early in tho morning or on a cloudy lit Cattorlft rellevTeethbnj Troulilen results aro taken for our estimate day foregoing directions aro accordTho in Cftgtarla chtoi Coaatlpatlon m FlatKlowcy which is based upon tho cost of elec ance with a plan approved and recomL iitrio power in southern stations mended by The Southern Cultivator Oaatsria aetVjilljK tbo efioot of ofrljoto aall gaa wp yeleHOHir I c iT j Electric power for heating and cook- which docrioa the practice of leaving the Catgim deea Met com tola morphine obIbm er attar aarcaUe nryyty ing wo think could bo obtained at yines on tho ground for manure as motor power rates especially as cook forago ia scarce Here are this tllatMi the tnad t ngnUti th utoMtaeh gkAawwliy i Ctorim AN INrKSTED COMB jngjs generally performed durmg journals views on tho subject p irtylaK h1lhyiaA wnt nrat Ttnx the day When the elecfiio currentia If cut fit iho proper timo find cured hatched anhl removed those that Tsaw jmlk CatorJa iito VoV7e eIy It in t aalA fat M not needed for lights This Tate properly pea vino hay ia both corn and After n interval of a week I looked tin among our southern stations is gen- fodder to work stock Even after the combs over care fully and removed thost y Deot aJLlew ky one in awll 70U mythlug ela a tho pie w yrww Mm erally below 10 cents per 1000 Watt peas havo commenced to ripen itjs that had developed with the poiat of a I Vf1 k KooAaaa trill aaiwer Tery purpeao that It long slim darning needle Everjr cocoon hours being about 7 cents on an cheaper arid better to mow the vines Wm M thlat yo cwt average Taking our usual pressure peas and all than to pick or pastnro off was removea At intervals or a weeh the peaa and leavo tho vinos to decay A this was done three tirafes and the tnlrd of 50 volts the unit of 1000 Watt ton hours would give 20 amperes for one yieldof pea vino hay a very moderate time not a moth in any shape was dis Thfeo for one acre is worth for feeding covered as the window to tho cellar was hour which would cost 7 cents to animals not less than- 15 and the covered with wire gauze and there Is no Tho electric toaster will toast two manuro resulting from feeding the ton outside door large slices of bread thoroughly in would be worth as much to the land as to develop inand not a moth was allowed Thero will be no one minute The toaster wUl con- tho ton of hay loft to rot on tho surface further troublo there mothsthis season with VC1sume Id amperes at 50 volts AllowIt is plain therefore that by converting 15 minutes one could readily ing tho pea vines into hay feeding it to oalana Sagar Crop of 1893 3 toast a loaf of bread at a cost foi stock and returning tho manuro to the The sugar crop for 1892 3 aggregated electric power of 11 6 cents The elec land there is an advantage of 15 per 152088027 pounds of sugar of which 88 tric grmervwm cjOgkf fQurcliops w 12 LtojiJepa cost of cutting and handling B68905 pounds were made by the bid I minutes using 12n amperes at 50 compared with the plan of permitting process and 863099633 pounds by mod jiTidftrfffA nlTrtwnfl- RTritilnq the vines to remain on tho land In oth- - ern apparatus Factories using tho old vnlte T vyvJi2Jtitlvi i a kw r w IA1n j r ww process in189WJ obtained anavorag of m au tnreemmutesioirueanngi v griller our heat for thisoperation and fed to stock is worth 15 tho manure 61 gallons per 1000 pounds of sugar or soil will cost us a fraction over 1 cent returned to tho ton is worth 10 total an aggregate of 5884409 gallons Those 25 The same of hay if left on the which used the modern apparatus ob A pint of water can be boiled foi ground would bo worth 10 to the land tained an average of 83 gallons ofmq Beer Muencheaer Pikener Golden Eagle and about six tenths of a cent and so on Could anything be plainer lasses per 1000 poundsof sugar or an ag From these figures it can bo seen Export Bottle leer gregate of 11041588 gallons that a good breakfast with chops Fodder Pulling-Tho total production of molasses for Are tbo most perfect products of the art ot beer making by common consent Furthermore eggs toast and coffee for four could This question has been bo often dis- 1892 3 was 17025997 gallons In 1892 3 cookeof at a cost for heat of about cussed and there is such a diversity of factories using be PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL JOURNALS the old process averaged 6 cents opinion as to whether tho fodder should 1111 poundsof sugar per acre or 108 The ease and certainty with which bo palled or left on tho stalk that wo pounds per ton of cane The average Hlglily rcccomiacnd Puro extract ot Malt and Hops and tho former Invariably prescribe it for tiao purpose of Building up Constitutions such as especially professional men are tea the heat can bo raised or a fixed tem can only give our own experience of with modern apparatus was 3718 pounds beset with as a remedy Broken Down It has been our aim to manufacture tharery artleleofam unsurpassed thereby perature maintained make electrical many years We havo found that where of sugar per aero or 150 pounds per ton beneficialrelieve the public of the use of the manifold offered so called tonics which at best hare n remits if heating the par excellence method tho corn is fully ripe and tho fodder has The average yield of cano per acre in the universal use of they do no posltiyo harm We have admirably succeeded Proof of whisk our cooking For instancor in roast- not been been injured by firing its re- 1892 3 was 18 tons The total acreage of of ing or baking the heat can be main- moval does not materially injure the cane ground in 1892 3 was about 230190 fodder tained so regularly all around the corn and tho the mustitself properly acres or 8504403 tons America the purest malt and ana Thero were 518 sugar houses in opera- Thnmghouv the United State oonly remedy It isconvalescents to gain hop extract manufacture electric oven and so uniformly that cured is one of for stock nutritions pro- with U10 utmost care and is tKi for strength and vltlity Ask appetizing foods and thoy tion a decrease of 54 alnco 1891 2 This your Physician it is not necessary Jo bastethe meat ier itto any other roughage Poorly decrease small planters who iadjieto The John Hauk Brewing Co CincinnatOhia or to turn the bread while ddoldng7 cured or moldy from becoininir wet advantageous to sou OcU921yr If we consider with this the advan whilo hanging on the stalks it 1b posi una n moro ton to largo factories tnou Of cane by the tage of tho freedom from smoke tively clangorous do tho animals eating tho sugar houses in operation in 1892 3 smell dirt and waste heat and tho it for this mold bocomea a fine 495 used stem and 23 horsepower 163 readiness and easo with svhich heat dust filling the throat and lungs have ordinary open kettles 170 open But wo would adviso always saving pans or steam trains and 183 vacuum is obtained we can certainly say that electrical heating all things tho fodder if it can be properly done pans and if tho peas have boon provionsly considered is cheap and desirable Thero wero 235100 acres or 8504408 sowed as wo have advised a largo crop tons of cane ground last season The Dixie of hay and pea vines can be saved at Tho Now England society for tho this season when there is a rest from averngo yield of cane per aero was 18 tons Tlio foregoing extracts aro from prevention of cruelty to animals is per- ¬ the crop cultivation and beforq tho cot Bouchoraus report for 1892 3 sistent in their efforts to put a stop to ton picking begins By managing in w this way each farmer cana a small cost LEXINGTON KY Grape Culture In SUsalslppl tho dehorning of cattle supply himself with an abundance of At the Mississippi experiment station HJJllTho gpoatost Out Price sale over known in tho history of There can bo no health for either roughage which is grateful to tho whore tho first lot of vines wero planted Lexington and mind or body so long as the blood is work animals kept when not being used in March 1888 grapes seem perfectly at nTSO018IfotI9n8f aie3sPrin wrap8 Mens Youths and Boys they can be in fine condition by ing Gents Furnishing GoodgjMens Boys Ijwlles Misses and Chlldrens Cloth Shoes Cleanse the vital curront feeding tlds with small rations of grain home The vines grow and bear well vitiated oven on rather wet low ground ComCalico In all colors worth Tc at 6c a yrd A beautiful line of white India IJnon by the uso of Ayors from all impurities Southern Cultivator mon vine diseases occur hut are not spe- ¬ I yd wido Bleached Cotton worth 8 1 3 at o p 6 12 7 and 7 l ScU yard cents at 6c a yard Sarsaparilla This medicino recruits Demmlt Plnnncls worth 8l 3caJ6ca cially destructive 1 yd wido Brown and Unbleached Cot ¬ yaixJi A Cheap IIoltop Machine Tarieties well cdapted for generalcnl ton at to a yard tho wasted euergioe strengthens tho Ceylon Crincklo in all colors worth 20c Tho accompanying illustration from Best Apron Ginghams worth 8 1 Sc at at lie a yard tho de- ¬ The Country Gentleman shows how to tivation in tho coast region are Ives nerves and restores health to 60 a yard A full lino of Wool Scrgo in all colore Champion Delaware Niagara and ConDress ulnghams worth 10c at7 8 4oa and black worth 78c at 40c a yard construct a cheap hoisting machine An cord For cultivation further north we bilitated system yard All colors of Turlino Bunting worth 15c Shalla Goods worth 8 l 8c at Co a yard at Do a yard recommend Moores Early Delaware Pine Apple Tissues worth 25c at 16o a Henrietta Cloth in all colors 80 inches Bucklens Arnica Salve yard Brilliant Niagara Eaton Triumph wide 18 1 3 10 1 8 100 and up fg rvT Dotted and Flowered Swiss worth 23 French Sntlnea in all colors 15 l 2c Bomiuel and Herbemont The European salvo in the world for cuts The best cents at 16c a yard worth 88c a yard Cochcco Satines In all colors worth 16c Albert TwilU in nil colors 8 yardsr fat varieties do not givo much promiso pf bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever at 9c a yard one pattern to eacli customer 80 Inches success Thoy start too early and aro Dotted Swiss Mull worth 85c at 19c u WHIO lor IMC a unttnrn 9n sores tetter chapped hands chilblains yaw subject to mildew A full line of Black Organdies 13 U 1 2 Gloria Silks in all colors worth 85c at 10 and 19c worth 20 12 27 2o a yard corns and all skin eruptions and The much dreaded black rot is not 10n n vnrrt Car8h460and7oayrd known or at least is not so common as India Mull worth 83c at 18c a yard positively cures piles or no pay re- ¬ to be troublesome In tho bitter rot or quired It i6 guaranteed to give per- ¬ ripe rot wo havo a serious onemy It fect satisfaction or monoy refunded does not yield to treatment with fungiFor sale by Price 25 cents por box cides but may bo partially controlled A U 0- we vjuint ncuuueu rnces by methods of training and culture It 19 tf W S Lloyd - Wo also give away with every 5 to50 purchao a present in Silverware continues to develop on the fruit after it books and pictures acgrding to purchase Tho formula of Ayeia Sarsaparilla is pickod It i aggravated by tho wot woathor which occurs in July when the is well known in tho medical profes- ¬ grapes aro picked sion and universally approved Thr F 3Q South Limestone Street reputation of tho firm guarantees exLEXINGTON KY Commercial Fertilizers at the Soutb nOISTINQ MACHINE uniformity in tho medi ¬ old wheel and a discardod iron axle and cellence and At tho conforenco of tho commissioncine and tho worlds cxporionco for a handy man can oasily mako ono with ers of agriculture pf tho southern states nearly half a century has full demon- ¬ tho help of the village blacksmith Of at Atlanta the opinion was unanimous course tho iron box must bo taken out that a uniform system of control and strated its value RATES V of tho hub and the wheel slipped on tp regulation of the manufacture and sale Eq2VPERDAY iMlTTm square part of the axle and firmly of commercial fertilizers iu tho southern tho OraSays the Uostou Advertiser states is important to both parties interwith tory seems tp bo on tho decline in tin fastened for thowedges To make tho ested in the use of fertilizers equally to lifting ropp scantling windlass At least there may bo bolted on to tho axlo and after- ¬ tho manufacturer and dealer as to tho United States sonate are few of tho rnombors of that augusi wards rounded off A ratchet may be planter and farmer Thoy theroforo rebody to daywho can command tho at- ¬ fastened to tho shrt to be applied or re- ¬ solved that Hon B T Nesblt commissioner of agriculture of Georgia be apa string so that tention of colleagues and gallorio leased by pulling uny desired point tho pointed a committee to draft a bill based load can be held at Thoiv aliko when thoy riso to speak upon the principles of the Georgia statute upon consultation and correspondence Is only one orator of tho old school u Notes In Passing with the several That is Daninl ot The Times Domocrat says tho drought states the commissioners of tho statutes tho sonate now and an examination of has seriously daniaged tho growing rico Virginia lib is tho only ono of th crop of Louisiana D of said states and that he be authorized JOUISYILLE KY ¬ flighty eight who retains to perfection seeds of Burr clover may bo sown to call a convention of tho commissionThe tho Columbian swing and balance in in tho present cornfields if thoso are not ers of said states for tho purpose of hav ¬ Ills sentences arranges his rhetorical already occupied with field peak JSlow ing the said bill when perfected adopted by the legislatures of tho soveral states T maxes and develops exordiums and broadcast aud harrow as if cultivating And furthor that the commissioners of SOHLEGELS the corn in his own connperorations Down the several statoa forward to Commis- ¬ RT STOKE YOU CAN GET Tho usual estimate in cotton is two sioner Neabit as soon as practicable copies l ry whore the people still retain ItT MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS pounds of seed to one of lint k of the acts of their states and tho rules i RT COLORED AND PLAIN GLASS iYtf lovo for tho classical style Daniel Tho harvesting of tobacco ought to be¬ and regulations of their departments RT COLORED AND PLALY WALL PAPKTfnt cgarded as a superb orator and thej gin as soon as the leaves have a spotted -- RT PICTUE8 FRAMES AND SHAJDES ire intensely proud of him but in color or when by pinching hard a crack- ¬ It is said that thousands of Moham JlJ Ui4lUiUlU Hi he senate hit facility does not always ling tendency is shown edans are tp immigrate from India to the mill him tho rapt- attention which Peanuts occupy about the same acreage United States Thoy are negotiating for Hirhtfl of flloniiHiwn wkmIiI Imvo as last year The outlook for tbo com ¬ large tracts of land in Georgia and Flor¬ U- 3T B nianded in tho days boforo tho war ing crop- according to a Norfolk firm ia ida and will form colonic la wveral j an i a only fair oatkwn ciaU PeAVineHY- Properly Cured It I tnk Cer miA J u- v u As to tho cost of electric cooking ft few figures from a letter to theLon don pioctrical Review aro pertinent Tho writer of this letter refers to the fact that there anr a lax go uumber lr Fad lTw Woman ApUriitNVrerfU THKE en1 MOTH th In- - ire Ks W -- ¬ rfan tsnnci - CMIdren 4 - t r ¬ tt - ¬ - VHR prarf - ii etryi AM -- J- - T ¬ C ¬ mm- ¬ i waste-fnl-wbfl- n iyHVln laJHt s ¬ ¬ JU tfflcxi trrypr ¬ ¬ OhIIclren CryJorJUtohrs Castorla - - ¬ S - ¬ - - -- ixw The John Hauk Brewing Cqs Iger ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Invalid Bottled Beer -- ¬ Tr penetrating ¬ I The Cyclone Store Fo 1 ¬ ¬ ti -- ¬ Shoes and Clothinsr tJ n OJ 1 i- CARTER aiLLESPIE ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ JXkr - A - - iJ l - u y - a -- 1 I I iv V p Wvi wr san t d- - 6 -- v W T MT STRIiW iji iw APYOOAbtE TtTESBAT OCTOBER 10 1893 nfp ijm n WW WW i m - south The outlook itJuHwayj u em the factories tot food fllUKASJEi A REMEMBER WEnntl llivltn thft CDKK lnnsl OOUNTXAiWQUNCEMEIfTS t gr0Mr in that Th Quea k CrescontBoute widely the only fVi carelunuvcaUtfatlon un to Dur responsibil ity ana tho merits of our lUblots jtyogoM sctkni who will work ait4 oMfoide op ¬ known as the road running tho Fin ¬ Aa woneflt8 for induced fco fo Com eoki aeoompauj tkiordprcandld- - erative incHHotblabor is nottoropeettkla est Trains in tno South is in tho Gold section which the Stttfet oi field to carry everybody from tho VnnWrtrln litis pViwyy wip ucBiro lorxuiiAUUU in rrom 3 toB days Perfectly linrm inii atw Iff wt per ami i no common ngiua oi i iiinu ar Bouth to the Worlds Fair at Chicago VUWUAJ ow suiuikjiu- ur wiawjug m a iew aaysi ignored When fre trade is made No part of the Southern country is and ultimo habit possible perhaps some way will bo loft unpared for by this great railway uivjuuiuit ujuiousooi our stfcCIAL FORMULA GOLD CURB TABLETS BHERirr found of utilizing the cheap negro and its connections Tho Through wurinsireawncnipnucnwnroBiiowca tlio free uso of Liquor A FEW phlno until such tfmo as thoy shall voluntarily give thorn up or Mor ¬ to announce Rich labor of the South One great south- Car System Is an admirable exposi ¬ w ar authorized testimonials irceftiiaBhnll i11 TOffercMfronianyof theso Testlmonjals rSiplnco tTuuuuYuuuuuuuruu uymonseoiourTABLETS coinrrinnloa w vu jjctBuun ard H HaiH as a candidate for Sheriff ern gentleman has testified that tion of tho wonderful capabilities of 10 mo negroes cannot bo utilized in factories American railroading ofMontgoHwry county suojeci From Now from persons rllLVB TABLETS aro for ealo by all first class because the hum and drone of machin- ¬ Orleans Through Sleoping Cars run notion of the Democratic party them eneloso us S 0O who have been rtintl - nnnlrnnn oi our ery causes them to fall aeleop There daily morning and evening carrying Tnhlnfo cured by tho use of We are authorized t6 announce is a nJad scientific sido to the question it its passengers yia Cincinnati or Louis- ¬ wnethor Tablots aro for TobaccoPlnly and stato a candidate for Sheriff Morphine or Win ledd as And yet tho owners of tho ville as thoy may select of Montgomery county subject to the seems Into purchasing JffL3EpnayEq cotton mills In Now England recently acon of the Democratic party From Shrevport Vicksbncg and TnE Onio Chemical Co offered for mil p ai tn r Dear Sin I have been tiHinc vmn- admitted that tho southern mills aro jacksop another Through Sleeping una uuta au outer uun iur ujuuccu Jiujlli iuiu luunii 11 wouia to announce J 0 flfa are authorized Mnnuf ucturcd only by do what you claim for It I used ten ceuta worth of tho strongest chowlnir tobacco n dnv GUliapie a candidate for Sheriff of making tuoie moiioy than thoy make Car Lino c6mcs to join and become a JB and lrom ono to five clirars or I would nmobn TTTTTi Montgomery county sunject w iuu It is vory evident that somobody is at part of tho magnificent Vestlbulcd fiom ton to lortvoinesof lobucco Ifnvn clinvtwl and smoked for twentv llvo veara ntnl two nnckncrnfi work down this way The souths Through Trains action of tho Democratic party which passing OHIO CHEMICAL CO of your Tablets cured mo bo I hare no desire for It J BM JAYLOItD Ixjsllcillch progress sinco the war is tho result of through Birmingham and tho famous 6163 E5 Opera Bfock DonnS Pebut N Y hard work Atlanta Constitution Wills Valley of Alabama Is joined at Tns Onio CnEMiOAt Co Gentlemen Somn tlmn niro T tnt OHIO LIMA iur Z1UU wfuri11 fir vmir iiLiiinDi inrjnnnrn iinmr ToiVrtn f yOB JAILKB Chattanooga by the train from Jack- ¬ them Rllrlght and nltnongh 1 was both a heavy smoker and chewer THE MAN AT THE THROTTLE they did tho work In less than tl rco tlavn I nrn cured PABTICULARS sonville Fla Brunswick and Atlanta xruiy yours juatiiis w JOHNSON V O Box We are authoriited to announce Joe PiTTsnnunir Pa Qa railroad FREE Ga over tho E T V Jailor of GENTrEMEK It gives mo pleasure to speak a TiiBOnioCnEUiCALCo 0 Turfey as Aandidato tor to tho ac ¬ Modem Railroad Spoed Wears Oat and proceeds norlh over the beautiful f word of praise for your Tablets My son wus stron idlctcd to the uso of county subject MoatKomery liquor aim through afiiend I was Icd to try your Tablet Ho was a heavy and 4o Human Life f Cincinnati Southern through the constant drinker dui days iioomt drinking usinyouriauieis out tion of the Democratic party and will not touch Honor aiicr kind 1 havo waited inreo month before wrltlnn of rnv four you in oracr to know the euro was permanent yours truly i grandest natural scenery and most at- ¬ u MES HKLEN MOItKliJOI Wo aro autiioriRca vo duuijw The exactions thai modern railroad tractive historical country in the Oixnisvirr Onto as cudldato for Joseph H Smith The Ohio Chemical Co Gentlemen Your Tablets havo performed a mlrnolo In mv case 1 hav county subject speed make on lilt physical stamina of world to Oakdale where another used morphine hypodermically for seven years and havo been cured by the uso of aUr of Montgomery received W L LOTF OAT twO packages or your Tablets and without any effort on my part i the action of tho Democratic party railroad men is demonstrated in tho magnificent Pullman car is Address all Orders to fact that Boven engineers arc required coming from the Richmond Dan ¬ RESPONSIBLE i CHEEVBSOAL ttf ro authorized to announce T to take the Chicago flier out and seven ville System from Charleston S C JCr 9 WANTEDS AGENTS as a candidate for Jailor of back 61 S3 and 05 Opera Block LIMA OHIO teach Tho running timo between through Columbia S C tho beauti- ¬ In writing please mention this paper Montgomery county suDject w mo New Tork and Chicago is twenty ful French Broad country and Ash Democratic party W action of the hours and tho average spoed io forty villo ST C and Knoxvillo Tenn wv aw authorized to announco J eight miles an hour Each engineer Tlio timo to Chicago is made so as 3TXTJriKrJlifVJiJ as a candidate for Jailer of and engine runs three hours Ma- ¬ afford tho most convenient hours for 7GXXGXZ528ESZm Court Directory M Bet wiu chine and man return Uontgomeay county huujuui CIRCUIT C0D RT with a slow departures from tho principal cities Judge John ECooPEuprcsiding Third JTooday action of tho Democratic party their starting point to relievo and arrivals in Chicago May and the Fourth Monday In Novcrnbcr traiuo c COUBT OP COMMON PLKA8 ¬ W tho strain on both Then tho engi Passengers can purchase tickets BTO fl qvo nnthorized to announce J judge T J Scott presiding Third Monday i neer is giveiTforty hours rest before good over ono line north of tho river September and March fctf V Chenaulc as a cadidato for Jailor of MONTGOMERY QUARTEBLT COUBT VT Montgomery count subject to tho he goes on tho filer again This rest is and returning via another If thoy de ¬ F Judge Lewis APPBRSONpreaidn Tuesday afparty no work of any kind being absolute ter Third Monday in January April July an action of thoDamocratio sire a variable route without extra October required of the engineer COUNTY COUBT charge Or thoy can go via Cincinna- ¬ dWo represent tho Old Reliable announco ve hro authorizedas toa candidate Though tho averago speodMs forty ti leturning via Louisville or vice Third Monday of each month MT STERLING CITY C0URT01VIL BRANCH James W Lockridgo eight miles an hour the locomotive oorts Colby Hazolton Bros Bush Judoe James W Groves presiding First Sat- ¬ for Jailer of Montgomery County must at some point be driven at sixty versa urday in each month Co and tho Ivers Bound trip tickets on sale at reduc- ¬ Pond subject to the action of the Democratic miles or more Tho physical strain ed rates Agents of tho Chicago lino party Professional on tho men in the cab at theso bursts wll on request assist lu looking up m m m m We are authorized to announco of speed is something terrible Tho rooms or accommodation for visitors JOHN M K1X10TT Sam Grconwado aa a candidate for engineer has fifty things to look out to tho Fair Attoinoy-nt-LaAnd the Mason Hamlin and Chicago J county subject MtSteihngKy Jailor of Montgomery Ontcc 11 Couit Stre ct First Floor an almost perfect party for and is being shaken and swayed Everything that to tho action of tho Democratic Oa-ISTS- all the time The fireman is constant- ¬ system can devise to deserve tho n TAKNETT IV Attotnav-at-Xaly feeding the insatiate furnace On praifo and patronage of tho traveling Wo sell all tho abovo instruments on such easy terms that all who ftSalyersville Ky aro thinking of buying ca easily pay lor them Our terms aro Will practico in the Courts of Kentucky Any of tho run of tho Empire State express public has been provided Cponty Attorney monthly and pricop moderate throe tons of coal aro shoveled from the agents of tho company named J M OLIVER Attorncy at Lair and Surveyoi Wo havo also just added a complete line of SHEET MUSIC and Wo are authorized to announco A below will cheerfully give all possible juk aiunmg jvy tho tonder into the furnace between R II SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS to our stock and can furnish All collections and real estate transactions or information and assistance A Hazclngg as a candidate 101 Albany aud New York It is not Garratt Now Orleans La I Hardy anything concerning the snme piomptly atyou anything in that lino you aro looking for Remember we will County Attorney of Montgomery tended to and abatincts of titles gUcn when still handle all kinds Sowing Machine Needles aud Oil When in County subject to tho action of tho Wonderful that the engineers of this Vlcksburg Miss J B McGregor desired Ofllce Couit Street opposite Court llOUBC need of auything in our line give us a call Dotnorcatic putty train aro given alternate days for rest Birmingham Ala E T Charlton THOMPSON M W D Cozatt Chattanooga Tenn WitOfllce with li UQV Drake Fast travel not and recuperation Wo are authorized to announce J -Junction City Ky or D G Edwards Kast Main StrcetMt fetciling Ky - 42 tf Coleman Reid aB a candidate for only wears out rails and machines Cincinnati Ohio A IIAZELttlGG of Montgomery hbul human credturs lives Lbuisvillo J County Attorney Attorney-at-laCity Atty No 18 Broadway Pizer Block Ofllce Tylcr Appereon huiidinjr Mt SterlinsiKy touhty subject to the action of tho Times Shouldnt Let Her Complexion Get Domocratic party MSTyler Lewis Appcreon jraraE f2fcre so Near A Good Word for Tobacco APPEUSON rpYLElt m Attornoya-at-laMaud Why did you break off your Probably much tho larger propor- ¬ Assessor OlllceTylcr Appereon building Mt Sterling Ky announco tion of physicians are smokers and engagement with Charley UHOOKS Wo aro authorized to tSTSSTlSrrSlSTTTiS72PISn w 1IITE --J Attorncys-at-LaEllen Well you see ho would Charles H Jones as a candidate for doubtless tho force is folt more or less C MtSterlbgKy ltM Will nMntlnn in the counties of II im sub ¬ by laymen who will scarcely believe wear shirts and neckties which didnt raw St Assessor otMontgomery county AUUIIlUiltcljr llll iiiuvhw Powell Clark and Dournon and BathMcuifeo Chicago ject to tho action of tho Democratic that tho tobacco habit can bo so very become my complexion tho Superior and Appellate Comte Oulco in CaldweU Imildmc pjrty injurious sinco those indulge who Herald m ADE1LWEN Wo aro authorized to announco know most of its evil effectd This Hi Attonioi Somotbing Unusual as a candidate for view of tho matter is by no means Ml Stcrllnir Kv John W Cockroll Ofllce Court Street Will practice In all Courts sub- ¬ Assessor of Montgomery County jg of the Commonwealth If you want to make monoy and to mako money is to justified Because physicians smokois As a medicines Dr Pleres Goldeu ject to tho action of tho Democratic save it go to And because of no reason why others should be en- ¬ Medical Discovory rtll 1 L PHOCTOR party In the Dentist couraged to do so Every general that theres something unusual Mt Sterling Ky -to ahnonco Ed ¬ every other SUTTON Ofllce over Mt Sterling National Dank SMITH Wo are authorized practitioucr ought to bo a smokeK He way of selling it Where ward J Gallagher as a caudidato for does is much safer from infection medicine of its kind only promisee fi N COX M D Assessor subject to tho action of tho who to Mt Steilipg Ky As they have tho nicest lino of Furniture Carpets aud Drapery than he who is strictly temperate in this is guaranteed If it over fails party Ofllco Iloom 0 Tjlci Appctson bmlding Kesl Democratic in tho city aud they aro selling for cash and can and will benefit or cure you have your money doncoon Queen street respect Clothing well impregna- ¬ Wo are authorized to announco that givoyou more goods for tho monoy than any ono in East- ¬ II nil IIOWAKD VAK ANTV JKP McCormick as a condidato ted with the fumes of tobacco is a poor back G Allen m Ofllce Dentist ern Kentucky a Qonacm- - nf Afontffomorv countv conductor for dlseaso gorms Its tho only guaranteed remedy for And with Dr Wm Van Antwerp Short street opposite the court house - t jiJiqbject to tho action of tho Democratic Thoy can sell you Bed room Sets 60 id Oak from 20 up every dlseaso caused by a disordered what is more important a tobacco Dyspepsia aj jinny Beds from 2 up Sido Boards Bureaus Spring Mattresses in breath is decidedly unfriendly to liver or impure blood R IIHAYDOK MD Bed Lounges Tables Pictures Easels Folding Beds Hat Racks Biliousness tho most stubborn skin t Mt Steilinir Kv them Tho gorms of many diseases fllco neat iTsidcnce cor Iigh ASycnmoro Sts and everything in tho jnfect through the air passages lie scalp and scrofulous aflechoris even COUNTY CLERK Its m who smokes does not furnisn favora- ¬ consumption or lung scrofula in CLAY MoKEK Wo aro authorized to announce uu- Attornoy-at-iastages aro all cured by It nH ble conditions forlhoir lodgment Ac- ¬ earlier jut Mcrung ivy cion 3 Greouo as a candidato for and enriches tho blood Ofllco upstairs corner of Court and Uroadway It purifies At Rock Bottom figures and as to Carpets they can boat County Clerk of Montgomery county cording to tho Science Dr Hajek of them all Tliey cau sell Carpets from 20 cents per yard up to subject to the action of tho Demo- - Vlouna has declared that smokers aro rouses every organ into healthful ac150 just to suit all parties strength and vigor B F DAY v cratic party less liabio to diphtheria than non tion aud restores LAWYER Em ¬ Ofllco ocr Exchange Bank Our UNDERTAKING is complete in every particular anrl strongtn to announco smokers in the ratio of about one to In building up both ileah Wo are authorized MtStoiling Kentuckv balming done by experienced hands and satisfaction Will piactlco in all the Coints oi KentueCy Goorgo A Whitney as a candidate for thrco and Dr Schiff says that smok- ¬ of palo puny scrofulous children or to prices guaranteed Dont forget tho place and and tho Federal Courts Montgomery tljo system County Court Clerk of ing is forbidden in tho bacteriological invigorato and braco up u and county subject to tho action of tho laboratorieSjbecauso ESTABLISHED 1056 it is known to after Grippe puoumoma fevois Democratic pdrty noth ¬ other prostrating acnto diseases Mt Sterling Ky Capital Stock 10000r i hindor development of bacteria in tho West Main Street 111 II F Vetera Prca John G Winn Cashier Masonic Temple aro authorized to announce W various culture media We think Dr ing can equal thoDlscovery We B OConnoll as a candidate or County Hajek does not go Jar enough and be ¬ fli Catarrh is positively cured by Dr Clerk of Montgomery county subject to tho action of tho Democratic party lieve thatho physician who takes a Sagos Kennedy good smoke boforo ho Js exposed to Remarks by Colonel DoBaucii- a dyphthcria patient and another as COMPOUND JODQE COUNTY soon as lib leavcB him is practicailp The country is going to tho dog A recent discovery by an Boston Journal and Congress will prescribe a remedy j safe from infection old physician Successfully Wo arc authorized to announco A used monthly by thousandt of Health for hydrophodia B Whlto as a candidate for County of Ladles Is the only per I am Inforincd that political plat- Judge of Montgomory county subject fcctlysafo and reliabla medicine discovered ANewHIdeainPencUif unprincipled druggists who offer in ¬ Ilcwaro of to tho action of the Democratic party forms wore not made to stand on bit ferior medicines in place of this Ask for Cooks i Finest Trains in the South Cotton Root compound take no substitute or A novel pencil has been invented to dodgo under when it rains inclose tl and 0 cents in postage In letter and e Wo aro authorized to announco willscnp scaled by return mall Full sealed The cry of hard times is a blessing lif Throunh Cars tofchicago without changefrom Henry M Woodford as a candidato by a Philadelphia man And a company particulars inplaln eiu elojc to ladies ouly two New Orleans Meridian Birmingham Chat- Montgomery lias been formed to mako it Tho pencil disguise It gives so many honest men tamps Address for County Judgq of tanooga Jacksonville Fla Atlanta Macon county subject to the action of he is covered with narrow strips of an excuse for not paying their debts PondLllvCo Lexington and Geoigetown Ky Choice No 8 Fisher Illock Detroit Mich Democratic party of routes via Cincinnati or via Louisville special propared papor run in coils and men whip the devil round the Some Sold liiMt fitcillng by Kennedy llros W ft Stop ovrrs allowed on all Worlds Fair tickets s Lloyd It C UojdT G Julian and duigglsH o eiywhere t at Chattanooga Louisville Indianapolis or aro authorized to announco so arranged that by releasiug ono end stump becauao thoy are too lazy to give We V Cincinnati Wallace A Do Haven as a candidato pf a coil with a pin or tho point of a him afalr chase in a tou acro field For further information as to Rates Car goeg to Congress ho County Judge of Montgomery pon knife a strip of papor can bo reel Before a man ibr Service Sleeping Car Reservations etc call tho ed off leaving the pencil with a cone gives his constituents tho earth but county subject to tho action df on or address any agent of the Queen W NICKERSOU G Ry Crescent Route or E T V Dftmopratjo jwtrty one eighth pf an inch ho takes a mortgago oU It which ho point and about W C RlNEARSOh G P A Cincinnati O 003STTRAOTOB uu W a8 authorized to announco of load uncovered Tho company pro- ¬ forecloses as soon as he gets there AUD Kinsolving as a candidate for poses to cover lead crayon and slate Herbert Tho ofllce that seeks tho man in this County Judge of Montgomery county pen6tis in tho same way The pencils enlightened ago is the ono whero tho OFFICE AT He submits his claims to tho action of aro painted in fancy colors and so funds aro missing Atlanta Constitu closely wrapped around that tho seams lhe Democratic party 201 Richmond Street tion of the papqr aro said to be invisiblo Call on him and fecuro eetlmato - THE MSVOCATE Bay Tli r hoUoi Ww York 2tjornlri lor Hie The World i Fair and American MM ffi j HILLS KpJ mmu A ¬ Double CWof ide of - Tablets ssssstvi wiuiP101 jita S88 im ttiv aaajjjxo tttttjo Hills Tablets sm WS iVlk k 1 f rfc V -- 1 otK x it THE 0H90 CO Ti1 flasical Goods -- w f COTTAG E w ¬ - E L DftfrSOlU SON w w - v K HONE Y H I 1 Jjj s I -- 1 w I IJ SUTTON SMITH ms i i ssc-ETj-v-tra-a-i sjetk - WMMMMMtWMMMMMMMMi t I Queen j Crescent Route 1V5 1 J THROUGH CARS TO CHICAGO btjiCdek a -- - i iiikwvwi n i j r Jif - iv Of v k T v 4 ta p Vut- i l1 iL 34 M r A v - im eft tidio n- viL ri 4iii ii - Sjf a y- TO SJ ti n - L f 5 - 4 in f nti - h ttiSbi a u u V an - V1--- - MW ww iilJU - miH iiiiiiii - 1111 nmiifiMw O U it- - l IO P R D I r r b k t it B - - LAND STOCK AWD CROP I0KSS AK1 TRAGI Tho book containing tho acts of the f contain 1570 last Legislature will TrovllHan by Y6ung Jm cut bis re ¬ Fjtrj ttf and Whitley bought a bunch ua pages t V of 1100 lb feeders from Jim Kabx at atEvansblli Ind cord to 214 3c and eight head front Wm Calvert Thoro wore 320 business failures O A Ilickok will drive Nancy throughout the United Statoe during Hanks in her fast trials until Doblb at the same price DanYlllo Advo cate ihc past weok as against 184 tho gets bolter 00 samo period Inst year Simon Weil bought last woek of Trots at Loxingtoa this week Th CHOICE SEASONABLE G0ODS GfJES ll trot CaKwcll Prowitt and son Clifton 119 Georgetown Is building a tabornaclo 15000 Btako to day head of oxport cattle at 4 cents and 60x150 feet seating capacity 1500 for to morrow also of Wm Spencer 50 head at 4 tho purpose of holding a meeting as Hal Bradon 208 and Hal Dillard cents and 50 head at 4 cents My Stock consists of Clothing to suit tjie soon as completed 2 08 aro tho fastest pair of stallions n CtTTTrr- r i J iraue oi LyjjUXtiiJ0 wincfr brought afi Farris and WhHloy bought of W la an- ¬ hat can be found in ono stable lion Theodora F Hallam rcR atrial months kUaeenirneM profit early In the season now goes for even less to twc nounced as a candidate for State Sen It is said that A II Mooro tho F Davis eight head of cattle avoragu These gentle- ¬ and owner of Director 2 17 is willing to wojght 1450 at than the cost of manufacturing PANTS COATS ator against Mr William Goobol pay 50000 for that horses groat son men will feed about SOOhead this win ¬ tho race promises to be interesting and VESTS single or togetheratcut prices im ter They havo 200 hoad that will bo Directum 2 06J THE BRISHTUT AND near ArrCRNOAN Tho National banks of Now York ready for tho export markot in aboflt PAPCR IN THt SOUTH Shoes They are being sold at what the people C J Hamlin Is confident that Fan ¬ now hold 24120500 in excess of the six weeks Thoy also bought thirty call in these times of money stringency bafgainW Latest Market Quotations months tasy 213 will capture tho reserve required by law Two Danville flve100 lb shoats at Latest State News record before sho is brought ago it was difficult to keep tho reserve Advocate AH the Local News homo this fall intact Complete Press Reports John and Andrew English bought Prima Donna 205 will not cat c verycning acsiraoie lor a little - Whilo Houston Kelley and Eliza LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE SOOIV oats Sho is a light mare and her tho past week from different parties in Dout colored of Paris wore sleeping van actne tho county and shipped Saturday V 30000 AND OVER DAILY on the same bed somo ono discharged strength is kept up by eating whole from this point 180 head of cattle corn from the cob a dynamito bomb between them kill- ¬ TDK Eighty head avoraged 1100 pounds CENTS JV jrVdCOIMTHC ing them instantly Curtis tho clover rcinsman that and one hundred bead 1400 pounds m Year by Mall - Or s 500 V2 marked Pamlico in 211 and drovo They were bought at from 3 to 3 ui j Ex Mayor C Booker Reed of Louis- JNOi A HALDEMAN Bus Manascr XZi tj is but cents per pound him in all of his races this year DA Smith Mwcwilta Ct ville whom Mayor Henry S Tylerthc Kj 606 Fourth Avcnue wwv Mjf0thik vi twenty years old mi Oieriinffj ft niyiX present incumbent and Democratic Tuesday D C Torhuno shipped LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY A fMPfviijSiaiidtuJ Cut Glass 2 by Onward won the from Harrbdsburg to James Guthrie iSiW8S nominee defeated four years ago has -been nominated as an independent stake for that ago at Evansvilie time of Versailles 100 mule colts that had s The groat filly Directors been bought from tho choico lots in 220 candidate Flower caught tho flag six counties at an average cost of O At Covington Tuesday tho C VjB B H Unless trotters aro well brad on between 62 and 63 porJioad They was fined ten thousand dollars for blockading Thirteenth street in that both sides 1 am afraid ot tqem was wore pronounced tho finest lot of sugar city This is tho heaviest lino ever the remark of a trotting horseman a stock seen in this section for years imposed on any railroad company in fow days since They are almost Danvillo Advocate m surely to disappoint you soonor or tho United States Kidd Bush last week bought for later Lehman Bros Baltimore of Rankin IS Tho aggregato purchases of silver V Whitseft 15 head of cattle at 4 cents Tho leading living sires with this bullion by tho Treasury Department A averaging 1600and 30 head at 4 eURESKOTHSHO BUT PILES Jh -i during Scptembor were 2745405 years additions now stands as fol- ¬ Thoy also INSURE YOUR Nutwood 100 Red Wilkes conte averaging 1500 ounces or 1754595 less than author- ¬ lows A SURE and CERTAIN CURE 81 Onward 71 Alcantara 61 Eg bought of Clifton Prowitt 34 head at ized by the Sherman act known fcr 13 ysars as the BEST bert 58 Robert McGregor 49 and 41 cents averaging 1500 lbs also of REMEDY FOR PILES y eaaaaaac Albert Stofer 27 head at 4 cents rnvued bj niClUBDSON HKDICI5E CO ST tOUIS V C P Breckinridge Con- ¬ Strathmore 49 Col i averaging 1550 of Marion Haddon 15 gressman from tho Ashland district Pamlico won tho 2 12 trot at Lex ¬ head at 4 cents averaging 1476 and was at his home in Lexington several days the past week He is now at his ington last Saturday in straight heats ot James Shrout 37 head at 435 best timo 2114 Nellie A won the avoraging 1550 post in Washington again ONUMENT 5000 stake best timo 223 May fijjf his1 drop of Mr W A Jones eold WITHOF EVERY KIN Elder Joseph C Frank says Whis ¬ Marshall won tho 2 11 pacg in 2 10 key kills ninty nine men to tho mad 2 11 and 2 09 Blanche Louise second growing tobacco to J W Thomas of Mado and sot up in all part i Parie for 12c Johri Talbott dogs ono When a mad dog makes his tho countiy Up to tho cIobo of last week Goers sold to A 3 Murray of Louisiana appearauco the entire neighborhood is mules at 140 per in arms and do not stop until his life led all of tho teamsters as a winner iu five Write tor Designs 1893 tho gross winnings of horses head It is reported that several has been taken but this cannot bo said i No Agents Employed driven by him amounting to 33900 growing crops of tobacco wero sold of tjje whiskey traffic last week near Carjiso Goldsmith stands second with 33240 A man giving his namo as Frank McHenry third with 29875 and John Jolin S Talbott and brother sold their Watts gave himself up to tho St Dickerson fourth with 28500 25 lyr iS BroadwayLciington crop of growing tobacco to Hiram K Louis police saying he had robbed a Carpenter at 10c per pound North In all the history and theory ol Middletown Advance bank in Mt Vernon Westchester county N Y of 1500 in October ot breeding nothing seems o much reWm Moreland hag bought in this and over again Ho came West with the quired last year sr county in tho last two weeks 700 fat We handle money and in Cincinnati met a man as tp tho fact that to breed for a qual- ¬ hogs at from 4 to 5c Ho paid 6c Gas Heat- ¬ f J Vi J oiiiarMnaaiiiiiiiimwmmiiiiiiiBirtBaM named Henry Woods who ho says ity it is necessary to breed from ani- ¬ an d for a fow extra godd ones He also ing -A Ho was a mals that have quality If you would 8tolo800 of the money Do you want to mako a safe inveatmont havo a race horse you must breed not bought two car loads of lambs at 2c Co o k i n g so put your money If janitor in the bank I Vf 2vj merely from tho blood that has pro- ¬ and 25 head of butcher cattle at 1 to 2 Stovesand in tho cqnts As agent of John W Poor are prepar- ¬ Leafless duced race horses but from race An Exchange says Co R A Burnsldo bought in this ed to do all trco branches under which so many horses themselves kft county 5000 bushels of whoat at 54c kinds farm implements aro stored are not so of Loan ssociatiorv Ik1The 2 20 pace at the Terra Haute It was loaded Saturday to bo shipped effective in protecting from winters plumb i n g meeting furnished about as much ex to Newport Nows Interior Journal Ono of ho oldest and largest coinnanies in tho world 15000 rains and snows as tho roof of barn work citcmout as anything during tho week now sold in Mt Sterling Call and examine my plans If you havo no room in the barn make Hal Bradon was tho W H Duddorar sold toE P Woods ultimate winner Mt Sterling Gas and Electric Go a shelter of straw or corn stalks and i four 1100 lb cattle at 3 cents but it took six Cast heats to decide it a under it store your implements Owsley Sr bought of James Rocker won tho first reducing his re- ¬ J S BUdg Mt Sterling K Duddorar two mulos at 55 cord to 2 11 Will Kerr took tho sec M O Cockroll is deputy collector jpiilffliiiliipiiliijiiiiyiUipiililiyllpiuill REPORT OF THE CONDITIONW one from J G Lynn at 60 and of under Col T II Shelby having re ond in tho sensational time 207 John Smith two at 50 Capt E T OF re- ¬ ceived his commission the last day of which gave him tho cord Hal Bradon got tho third in Rochester has sold his farm of 90 September Mr Cockrell made hip acre8with residence near tho water flrst trip as deputy collector the sec- ¬ 208 May Marshall tho fourth in works to J S Hundley at 90 pos ¬ ond of October Beginning this week 2 09 tho record for a mare after session to bo given Nov 15 when It is At Mt Sterling Ky ho will visit all dealers and manufact- ¬ which the son of Brown Hal gathered AT CLOSE OP BUSINESS OOT 3 1803 said the Captain and family will re- ¬ ures within his jurisdiction Mr in tho next two heats in 2 09 2 10f move to Texas Ben Gainos Jr CLOSING SALE OF DRY GOGDS Cockrell will make an active and effi ¬ has rented tho John Smith iarm of RESOURCES Louisville Tobacco Market cient officer 200 acres on tho Lancaster piko for Loans and discounts i Sales on our markot for tho weok f 22118 07 O verdraf ts scoured and unsecured 500 7143 02 Interior Journal U S Bonds tosecurccirculntlon WlllljflllBJWIIIU4UliJMJWUpillljJ5l In tho Clark County Circuit Court just closed amouut to 3038 hhds with 2iS000 00 Stocks securities etc 425 Co Sidney Hart of Montgomery county Duo from approved rcecrvo agents the famous cases growing out of tho receipts lor tho same period of 90S itioi 84 Duq from other National Banks 25772 OS Fronch Evorsolo foud in Perry County hhds Sales on our market since bought of Frank B Allen 28 1200 1 Duo from State Banks and bankert 7471 00 In order to havo funds tflmeot my Banking house furniture and flxturcs T 700 00 havo been filed away These cases January 1 amount to 107395 hhds feeding cattle at 325 John A Otlicr real estate and mortgages ownod 1180 86 indebtedness falling duo will sell 1722 81 wero transferred by tho Legisla- ¬ Sales of the crop of 1892 on our market Berry ot Sharpsburgh bought tho Current oxiwuscs and taxes paid Checks and other cash items for 30 dajs my entira ctock of 8190 past week 5 800 lb cattle of D D Hart Bills of other hanks ture from Perry to Clark The court amount to 109208 hhds 0405 00 f DRY UOODS SHOES CLOAKS Fractional pajHjr currency nlckles etc 102 05 docket is crowned and there is not Tho market for burloy tobacco tho of Roes Run aud B F Shrout of Specie 1448 15 i Etc at Legal tender notes8J60O 00 much chance to secure convictions and first of tho week was stronger but tho Prickly Ash at 2 6 150 lb hogs of Iledcmption fund with U S Ti easnrer 1125 00 5peiccntofpirculatiQn as tho return of tho cases to Perry latter part of the week cased up a lit B P Shrout at 560 12 250 lb hogs1 Total fi52S542 John W County would mean another war tle and closed about as prices weio of F B Allen at550 Cost for Snot decided to file them away tho week previous Somo fow hhds Hughs of Flat Creek bought tho past Judgo Scott of now burloy havo been sold and as week 15 1120 lb feedihg cattle of LIABILITIES James B Hughs southeast of town Capital stock paid in At St Louis a young Englishman a rule wero very poor in quality 10O0OO 00 Will also Bell to my regular custom Surplus fund 18100 00 who registered at Hursts Hotel as J Tho following quotations fairly rep at 325 2 1200 lb feeding cattle of ors on samo terms its before 81215 60 Undivided profits- Natienal Bank Notes putstanding 2200 oo A Gumberg received two registered resent our market for burloy tobacco T Atchison of Wyoming at 320 Stock full and complete Come Dividends unpaid ISO 00 Individual deposits letters which tlie postal authorities de ¬ J892 crop Ji S Grain of Hillsboro bought Timo certificates of subject to check 104878 89 early and mako your selection deposit 5400 00 clined to dolivor until ho was identi ¬ M78 56 Trash Dark damaged tobacco at Wyoming of Mrs Lucy MDonnau Duo to other National Banks J Alljpersons owing July accounts Duo to Btato banks and bankers 141 67 fied They wero opened in his pres ¬ 350 to 400 of Owingsvillo 8 1490 lb export aro requested to make prompt Total i85235 42 ence however and found to contain Common colory trash 425 to 500 cattle at 390 of LB Conyors near payments Stato of Ivcntuckr county of Montgomery checks and money amounting to 5000 StV Medium to good colory trash 5 to Wyoming fat 1521 lb oxen at 372 I II It French Cashior of the above named bank do solemnly swear that the above state Guinbert became angry at refusal 7 and 21500 lb oxport cattlo at 4 ment Is true to tho best of ray knowledge and Common lugs not colory 400 to snatched tho checks and monoy W T Vice of Odessa Bold to belief Fhknch applied a match to thorn Ho hassinco 5 Baird Coef Lexington 1 4 year old Subscribed and sworn II toB befortf moCashier this 9th Common colory luge 5 to 750 day of October 1893 by cable and departed received money work mulo at 150 John Craig jLwiiiTEKa Medium to good colory liigp 750 of Prickly Ash shipped two car loads Jorrectr Attest Tjie Synod of Kentucky will hold e a rizcr l ou to of butch s cattle to tho Cincinnati Lewis Appcrson J Directors its session for 1893 with tho Winches ¬ B F Qookrell KkiiV Common to medium leaf 800 to market Saturday Jo Spencer of ter Prosbytcrlan church South bo 9 5 Slate Creek sold to Chas Spencer of glnuiug this evening at 7 30 p m Ericouraglng uowa comes from Medium to good loaf 9 to 14 lU4y lb feeding itoos Hun sixteen Of it the Winchester Democrat says Good to fino leaf 14 to 16 steers at 3 Stophoij M Warner Wheeling in regard to thp improve¬ Tho Initial sormon will bo preach ¬ 16 to 26 Solect wrappory styles of tho Reynoldsvillo neighborhood ment in tho industrial situation in tho ed by Dr Rutherford of Paria tho was in town Saturday Ho states upper Ohio valley It is estimated Glovek Dubkett I AOADKMY PORlYOUNQ LADIK8 AHDLITTLB fliinLR iut A j Moderator of tho last mcetmg Im ¬ that the tobacco crops in his sootiou that ton thousand men who havo been i will not exceed 40 per cent and com idle in tho Wheeling ii mediately after tho closo of tho intro- ¬ Excollcnt minco pies for 3 conte district wiil bo xuo ursi term to begin bept issb Acdemioand College rwparatoryis percent CirC JPrii Press Barnop ductory sermon tho ladles of tho as wo aro soiling tho condensed meat of about 70 sold given employment this weok by tlio ijupanuiuuv - si iimnea nuraoer qt uoarumg pupus Preston his now crop of tobacco hurch will hold a reception in the at 10 conts a package tlon address MIeMLewn until Augiwt ljXr For terms or other Jin to Jo Thompson of Montgomery coun i resumption of operations in iron- jchurch parlors Chiles Thompson Grocery Co ty at 9 ceute OwingBvIllo Outlook works nail works and glass factories after Auiwt ISMt Sterl 7 SEND -- free-for-a- FIFTY i mm m k - CENTS ouuo ¬ 3c Louisville Times three-year-o- ld -- JTOflSPGSHJJtfGr- G0ODB4U money4 0 HI 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