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The Mt. Sterling advocate: November 14, 1893

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. wtst V - - r tn a 1 v Q jv v 5l s LMT STERLING ADVOCATE m1 A VOX XV WEEKLY JOURNAL IDENTICAL IN INTEREST NAITH ITS OWN PEOPLE MT STBRLIKSKTUCKY TUESDAY NOVEMBER 14 1893 Good Bye NO 1 Brother Jolmnio 1 1 r For four years past jlackiug a few K days Mr John O Wood has been postmaster of Mt Sterling On Thurs ¬ day ovoning ho turned over his offlco The Home of Evans the Rape to his succossor Mr Geo C Evoretto Mr Woods conduct of tho offlco has Fiend Blown to Atoms beon exceptionally clean and efficient Wo do not believe that any town in Kentucky or for that matter in tho CARRY EYERY United States has enjoyed a more And His Mother Wife and THE REPUAICUS efficient or more accommodating sorv- ¬ Daughter Probably Perish ico than has Mt Sterling during Mr in SIGHT THIKG term of office Ho certainly Woods has every reason to point with prido to tho Borvico hq has rendered our The Courier Journal has tho follow- ¬ THE DEMOCRATS ARE NOT IN people during tho past four yoars ing special from Bardstown dated Wo have fought Mr Wood as a par ¬ Sunday IT THIS TIME tisan fought him bitterly havo beon The fury of at loast a part of tho mob loud in our calls for his removal but that would havo haged Phil Evans has only becauso ho is a Republican not at least vented itself in an awful tnan At 12 oclock last night the The Hal Wave of Last Year Seems bocauBO of any lack of courtesy or effi ne ciency in tho dischargo of tho duties of homo of Evans two miles in tho woods tho offlco ho held It gives us great back of Samuels Station was blown to Haye Turned pleasure in bidding him as postmas up with dynamite a fusillade of shots tor a good bye thus to testify to his fired for somo unknown reason and uniform courtesy and efficiency tho fragments of the dwelling burned New York Pennsylvania Massa Should wo bo called upon to say tho until nothing but a few bricks is left best thing of his successor that is pos ¬ Tho aged mother of Evans and his chusetts Ohio Iowa and sible it would bo ho will givo us as wifo and daughter though known to efficient sorvico as Mr Wood has dono havo retired last night aro nowhere f SWEPT BRUTAL Tried to Rob a Train Graiit Collins and John Ballou aged eighteen and twenty lour respec ¬ tively of Mount Vernon ditched the fast express No 2G THE CITY ELECTION ASWAOHLONE r ¬ Nearly Everything Else A jy GONE GLIMMERING sov- - Wator Works work will bo actually begun in a few days and will bo com- ¬ pleted as soon as possible TO CALIFORNIA Tho election on Tuesday in tho 1 f States resulted in a most over- elmiug Republican victory Wo are all kept busy explaining how it all camo about bnt tbo facttarcs us in the fawi that the Republicans had it all their own way tho Democrats woro simply not in it The results anriimply astounding in Ohio there has bcoa no such landslido since tho days of tho war Pennsylvania Re ¬ publicans routed tho Democratic hosts as thoy have not dono since Grants famous majority in that State was se- ¬ cured Now York Now Jersey Ohio Iowa Massachusetts Pennsylvania all send us tales of woe Kentucky Vir ¬ ginia and Marylaud are loft to us OTerrall of Virginia has tho distinc- ¬ tion of being tho solo Democratic Governor elected a week ago to day New York 80000 Ohio 80000 Iowa 30000 Pennsylvania 125000 so thoy go Oh tho rooster is sick the eagle has shaken out all his tail feathers Old Virginia still holds up her head amid the general wreck She does not return a single Republican to oitherJbranch of her Legislature God bless tho Old Mother of Com- ¬ She is all right monwealths Maryland aro all that Kentucky and are left among thoso voting last week to stand with hor Even Now Jorsoy went over to tho enemy Judge Gary Republican who won tvvjotOrioty by his decisions and conduct cfiKnR war nlflntnrl in The Land of Sunshine Flewers- Fruit and Tho Midwinter Exposition already much talked of bids fair to rival tho great fair that has just closed at Chicago not in size perhaps but certainly so in orignality in richness and in delighted visitors who will unanimously agree that the Pacific Coast is worth many times tho timo and money spent to visit it in its ro turn of delightful climate mellow Bun 4 1 Chicago tho corrupt Mayuard Democrat and dishonest tool of tho worst element oft his party was taught a lesson in cfccoucyiinNcw York Boies of Iowa was defeated for Governor by an enormous majority light wondrous growth of vegetation and tho herotofqro unheard of not work of industries connected with fruit raising and the shipping of tho product Crescent Routo is the Tho Queen desirable lino to and from California at tho first stop to this end California rates havo beon reduced and every one may find tho cost ot such a trip within his means As for equipment it is tho only lino by which you can travel from Cincin- ¬ nati to San Francisco absolutely without change Tourists sleeping cars run every two weeks through Solid Cincinnati to San Francisco veatibuled trains twico a day from Cincinnati to Now Orleans Through car service to either Now Orloans or Shrovoport making direct connection for Texas Mexico and California From Louisvillo through trains make direct connection at Lexington with solid vcstibuled sorvico to New Or- ¬ leans Send to us for California literature Ask agents for rates schedules and othor information or address W C Rinearson G P A Cincinnati Ohio A Night Attack For Assessor Mr Albert Bridges is announced in this issuo as a candidate for Assessor of Montgomery county Mr Bridges is a representative young Democrat who will rally to his support a torgo number of tho young men of tho party Popular geuial and energetic 10 will not disappoint tho expectations Jof his frionde His record as a Demo vcrat is without a scratch Ho has always voted and now for tho first timo aske a little recognition at his partys hands His circlo of acquaintance Is wide his oxporienco in farming and stock raising fit him to bo a fair and impartial judgov of tho value of such products added to thoso qualifi- ¬ cations is tho fact that his entire life has been spont in tho county whore ho first saw tho light Ho manfully and rospoctfullyjisks your support pledg ¬ ing you a faithful dischargo of tho dutiec of tho office if entrusted with them Give thisyoung mans claims your thoughtful consideration -- 8- - M IS Judgo Richard Parker who prpsid over the trial of John Brown tho boitionisL and who Bontenced him tp bo hanged died last night at his homo at Winchester Va aged eighty four yoars i A party of eight boys or young men rode into North Middlotown Friday night and found a negro congregation just dispersing The drunkon boys for it is prosumed thoy woro on a drunken frolic throw rocks and clubs into tho church at a remonstrauco from tho negroes Bomo firing was Tho marshal nt dono by tho mob tomptcd to mako somo arrests but Tho mob tho mob fired on him being too much for tho marshal he retreated for reinforcements and later on when tho crowd camo down the street a fow shots woro exchang ¬ ed botweon tho Marshal and his possce Tho mob thon rodo and tho mob away without any of thom being rec- ¬ ognized A negro man Burt Morris was severely but not dangerously wounded It isf also claimed that three of tho Wo desiro to extoud our thanks to mob wero shot Tho probability is that tho mob was composed of some tho many kind friends who havo so neighboring boys who had socurcd too tenderly and lovingly oxhibltcd to us much bad whiBky thoir sympathy and help during tho illness mud death of our babe Fire at Thompson Station Mr and Mns E B Jones Saturday night about 11 oclock tho store room and goods consisting Mrs Virginia Boots ono of the ot general merchandise the property oldest residents of Mt Sterling was of W M Huls burned at Thompson 89 years old Monday She has beon Station Firo orJguated from a de MerchandiBO and house paralyzed for 27A months but at prost fective fiuo I ont is enjoying fairly good health hold ofTeot8 wero totally destroyed rail ion Friday Thoy broke into the tool houso and securing tho necessary ELSE IS CLOUDED tools removed tho rail at a dangerous point The engine baggage mail and smoking cars plunged fifty feet By the Election of the Coon down a very heavy fill but as good luck would havo it no ono was ser ¬ Councilman From tho iously injured p Section Foreman Chadwoll feeling Third Ward confident he could name tho criminals started out and in less timo than it will tako to tell it had them safely lodged bohind tho bars at London The Election Passed Off Quietly Ky Collins fearing ho would not Except For One Little Dis- ¬ come out all right mado a full confes- ¬ sion saying thoy intended to ditch the turbance in the Third train and rob tho mail and express cars but being so young and timid Ward their hearts failed them When tho train was ditched thoy mado their way to thq houso of Collins brother whoro they wero arrested This io tho eccdnd tiino that Collins THE VOTE EACH CANDIDATE and Ballou htvo been heard of in this RECEIVED to bo found and thoro is ovcry reason business and it is expected a mob will to believe that thoy woro blown to be formed to try the strength of their necks atoms The election for city officers of Mt Tho only thing that causes any one Sterling passed off with but ono little ECHOES OF THE VORLDS FAIR to doubt that thoy wero killed is the disturbance to mar tho quiet This difficulty of concoiving how such a occurred near the polls of tho Third horriblo butchery could bo executed How a Mt Sterling Wife Came Ward and for a fow minutes mattors by human beings Simply on this ac Near Creating a Scandal looked pretty vicious As usual the count thoro aro somo who think that disturbance was over a floater but thoy woro driven from tho country Mt Sterling Ky Nov 11 Ono before any serious damage was done at midnight yet thoy would certainly of tho best Worlds Fair jokes of tho tho Sheriff appeared on tho scone and havo beon seen by somo one to day season on Mt Sterling parties has tho crowd vanished At midnight tho people of that just leaked out Wo will explain it The election resulted in tho selection neighborhood woro startled by two iust as wo heard it and will call the of Democratic candidates except for blasts of dynamito that shook the parties Mr and Mrs Jones and Mr Councilmon in tho Third Ward In houses for half a mile around Hardly and Mrs Smith That however is this ward tho Democrats had nomina- ¬ before thoy could spring from thoir not their names and wo mean no dis- ¬ ted J W Burroughs and Matt S beds until tho stillness of night was respect to the Afterward Jones and Smiths Mr Kelly for Councilmon again broken by tho dischargo of about Smith and wife and Mr Jones went the Republicans nominated J D Wil- ¬ forty shot guns and pistols and in a to tho Fair and Mrs Jones remained son and Walter Banks a negro for fow more minutes tho remnants of at home To complicate matters After thoy arrived at the Councilmon Evans homo went up in a blazo No great exposition Mr Jones was so still more WT Fitzpatrick and Dr B ono ventured to tho scene until day- ¬ greatly surprised that ho telegraphed F Cox declared themselves Independ light but everything was reduced to his wife to como on and gave hor the ent candidates It was plain under cinders and if a human body had been name of tho hotel and the number of this atato of facts that it was impossi ¬ in tho houso it is hatdly possiblo that his room In tho meantime ho changed ble for the Democrats to elect their enough bones would bo loft to estab ¬ rooms with Mr and Mrs Smith On nominees So Mr Kelly withdrew lish tho fact the receipt of tho telegram Mrs Jones hoping that by leaving tho Democrats Up to a lato hour to night nothing started tor the Fair and on tho train free to vote for Burrough tho Demo- ¬ had been heard from Evans family met a gontleman from this city who crat and Wilson tho Republican they Sheriff Pence was ill to day but to- ¬ promised to see that she got to the might possibly defeat tho negro But morrow ho will mako a thorough in- ¬ hotel safely When they arrived at their schomo did not work Wilson vestigation Tho better clement in tho hotel tho gentleman thought he and the coon both went in It is all tho county denounce tho action as an would surpiiso Mr Jones so he sent a nonsense to talk about tho Democrats outrage and thoy threaten to mob tho noto up to his room that formerly helping to elect tho coon they may perpetrators oven if tho family es- was but later occupied by smith and havo aided and probably did aid in caped for thoy are very poor Evans wife to come down ho wanted to see electing Mr J D Wilson a most esti- ¬ said to day that ho did not want an- ¬ him The bell boy took tho note and mable gentlemen who is not a partis ¬ other trial because ho was afraid thoy in b fow moments returned Baying an in auy seuso but because ono or would mob him Mr Jones said ho and his wife had two hot headed boys and a man or retired and if not important business two whose personal dislike for Mr Positive and Negative Right Fitzpatrick led him or them to sav I would wait until morning Thb Raco Question is unsettled there Mrs Jones screamed Take mo would rather see a negro elected than Thoy took her She Fitzpatrick But it is settled that Hoods Sarsa to his room it is wrong to charge knocked at tho door and Mr Smith tho Democrats with aiding in tho ijarilla leads all remedies Disoaso marches through all lands who you understand was occupying election of the negro Die entire But good health blesses all who take tho room opened tho door slightly glory of this thing belong to tho Re and 8ho rushed in Alter a great deal publicans and wo wuni luuiii wear it Hoods Sareaparilla Dyspepsia is a great foo of the of explanation the circumstantial JJulow we givo tho oil vole human raco But Hoods Sarsaparilla evidence of agreat scandal was cleared ton maiok 175 away and thoy all saw tho Worlds Adam Bnum First Watd puts it to flight 133 Sccimd Ward 3J Thud Ward Scrofula is one of tho most terrible Fair and woro happy Loxington Kouith Ward ui of diseases But Hoods Sarsaparilla Transcript 103 Total expels it from the system Tho joke above referred to has beon kokcity attorney people of this day like Job furnishing much quiot onjoyment HClay McKee First Ward Tho 171 124 Second Ward suffer from boils But Hoods Sarsa among tho friends of tho parties for Third Ward Si 7 Fourth Ward parilla is a sovereign remedy for somo time past but there is probably Total 300 thom little truth in it FOKCITY judoe Catarrh is ono of tho most disagreo 165 First Ward UK Tuuici Dein 35 John C Wood Kep Prevention is Better ablo disorders But Hoods Sarsapar ¬ 108 Second Ward Tumor Than cure aud those who aro subject Wood 105 illa is sure to roliovo and cure it 89 Third Ward Turner 00 Rheumatism racks tho system like to rheumatism can prevent attacks by Fourth Ward Wood Turner Wood 25 a thumb scrow But it retreats before keeping tho blood pure aud free from tho acid which causes tho disease 201 Total 878 the power ofHoods Sarsaparilla Turners majority 117 Loss of appetite leads to melancholia You can rely upon Hoods Sarasparilla oh chief op roiicE 101 But Hoods Sarsaparilla makes tho as a remedy for rheumatism aud First Ward U T Wilson Dem W Foiman Hep 87 catarrh also for every form of scrofula Second Ward J Wilson plainest repast ticklo tho palate 111 105 Forman Life is short and timo is flceeting salt rheum boils aud othor diseases Third Word Wilson 60 It tones 83 Forman But Hoods Sarsaparilla will bless caused by impure blood 63 Fourth Ward Wilson and vitalizes the whole system humanity as tho ages roll on 29 Forman Hoods Pills aro easy and gentle in 559 885 Total Wilsons majority 120 A Card of Thanks effect COUNOILUEX ¬ ¬ CO on tho Louisvillo THE VICTORY OF THE DEMO and Nashville road botweon Alta mont and Hazel Patch by removing a CRATS IN EVERYTHING Enoch ¬ M Mil ENOCH has Just ro turncd from tho Eivet j ith several thousand dollar north ot Goods bought to sell at o very low figure Lots of Goods wo will put on our counters at 25 to 40 per cent less than ono year ago think of getting a Just NICE DRESS at and up to in nice goods It will do your ejes good to look at them We carsy a nice lino of Call and DKESS GOODS look at some of our bar ¬ gains in Window Blinds Just think of it a good Blind for 20c each A good Carpet from 12KC per yard up to tho ery best Wool Carpets lco Matting full yard wide at 12c The cry best Oil Cloths for 25c no light flimsy stuff usually sold for 100 500 H that price hut lcgnlar goods 35c Enoch In mo articles we have not the space to tell yon about them but ask jou to Jnst call ami look ocr it is equal to a side show 5c and lOc Goods hae so many thousand Hardware Stoves We can sa o you money in this line eery time Just think a No 7 Cook fetoie for 475 up to any amount from 275 up 3 Pounds of Nulls for 10c 2 Good Brooms 25c Tacks lc a box or 10c a pound Nice Heaters Underwear Gents and Ladies We havo a nice heavy Vest for 20c that no firm in tho town will duplicato for 35c up to any piico jou vt ant Wo ha c a nice lino of Lpdics Muslin Under near at less than a lad can buy the matcual foi H without making Wo can ii son out at the cry bottom figures in Blankets Coinfoite Child ¬ rens Cloaks etc Oil Cloth foi table 20c jd ItEESK BL IIDING Hi M MTSTLKLICKY Enoch j City Ordinance The following ordinance was passed at tho meeting of the city council Nov 7 1893 Bo it ordained by the mayor aud city council of Mt SterlingKy That it shall bo unlawful for any person or persons to store pitch coal oil illuminating oil gasolino or uaptha within tho city limits of Mt Sterling in quantities greator than five barrels Whosoever shall violate tho provis ¬ ions of this ordinance shall bo fined not less than ten dollars for each offence Each day same is permitted to re ¬ main in violation of this ordinance shall constitute a separate offense This ordinance shall tako effect thirty days after its publication and ail permits heretofore granted that conflict wHb this ordinanco aro hereby rescinded Adam Baum 16 2t Mayor Why N0t - - Montgomerys Vote The candidates for District and County offices received tho following Soqator Dem Taylor Representative Dem Jackson Representative Prob Horton Supb of Schools Dem votes Holloway 707 698 43 720 James It Magowan is building a milo trotting track on his fathers farm near tho city limits Tako a course of Hot Springs vapor Tho samo effect Id Baths at homo Second Ward Henry Watson JM Isola curing rheumatism skin aud blood WHMcMahan lien at tho Hot 70 diseases as is produced Third AVard J I WllsoBltep 7 Walter Hanks lieu Coon Springs of Arkansas is guarantceiT 68 W T Fitzpatrick Ind 31 FCox Ind U Soveral hundred pationts havo takers 81 J W Burroughs Dem 63 these baths during Fourth Ward C GGlovcr tho past twelve 67 J M Conroy willing and ready months and arc Francis Parkman tho historian to givo testimony concerning the No 20 Markotp died at his homo in Massachusetts splendid effects Thursday Ho was in his Bovontioth Strootj Loxington Ky year Dn Caldwell 104t First Ward J W Clay CHIlryan 100 170 127 118 91 v I J 4 P It tS k J Llk h aAMjA kd - 4tf JiS th i ltf - it hfU w a i i 1711 4 i v - m- - 1S - 3 si - W I MT STERLING APTQOATE POULTRY NOTES TXTESPOTISMB R11189B rr 4 V i ltV j ir rf THE ADVOCATE kMtAtlVH AGRICULTURAN NOTES Each breed of poultry has its good points Hons must havo oxcrclso infirdor to - gjggMg lananwnw gpgnCIsffiBlgf wm la largo Tho Michigan celery crop a lay well S - Chicago ZZ one Complaint is mado of a scarcity of toroit sometimes prof usa watery f icrid at other thick tenadou mucoue rod apples bloody putrid and offensive deafness offensive a gtagH Tho poisonous sumachs have white mat mpaired and fc mft and taste havo all of general berries debultT You wont protablr only a few of them but w a variety of they mean Catarrh nectarine is merely Tho Ana w prujii i vT u ju Remedy mean to curs iho peach how bad WlonoWcnsE than It toV cftttt Vtheyll pay you S00 in X Grass fed hogs aro healthier m Its nrlntod iu -- Tm limdaiche OD -- grain fed theyd never on now oftho wert All kindB of fruit will grow Ouer you vno jauuojr soil if suitable bo fat Coarso boned hogs cf mot steadily improving toned when too young sinon manure is about threo times much Improper food is tho souvco of as rich in nitrogen pound for pound disoaso among hogs as cattle mauuro nearly twico as ncn you to spend more timo in phosphoric acid and nearly four It will pay times as rich in potash in keeping out tho weeds bo replanted more Bulbs should not Leguminous plants havo tho power than onco in four years of deriving from tho air a part of tho grow unless they nitrogen required in their growth Mushroom do not for and for this reason thoy aro sometimes aro planted and well cared said to called nitrogen gatherers Tho roots of tho flat pea aro long Tn nruninc young seedlings after bo sometimes thirty feet oppor the introduced bud has started growth rvwa a vnnr timo and your fences do not cut away too much at a timo tunity for repairing gates and or too heavy a flow of sap sent to tho will not Wounds caused by pruning young shoot may kill tho introduced decay in tho fill of the year bud produce bet- ¬ It is cheaper and on tho whole flail It is said that cabbages will keep tho ¬ to thresh buckwheat with all winter if tho decayed leaves aro reter a hog at the and thoy aro then packed in It is said that tho biggest grain of moved covered with a few inches of ato a nnvnr barrel w ii Wuriuo dry clay loam and put away in a dry corn v g Thor offor you the monoy or a certain Mn ¬ Birds fed on fish acquire an un pleasant fishy flavor Tho eggs and boak of tho Pokin duck aro a dark orange Largo oggs aro tho kind wanted for tho English market Fowls which aro not closely related aro tho best brocdors A scrub turkey will novor grow as largo as a pure breed Dry picked birds look nicer and usually bring morowhon sold Bumble foot is produced by flying down from high rooste Tho best thing to do with tho feathor eating hon is to kill her teiMWdSv UU15VI11E jsv ta B nTTiuoi IlWlflOJ CiKdlHHAT HIGH CLASS ItSTII IHATI IDClKfiTCKi Chicago RiMAM I CRSTOHOOGA O to t TXJVH OXVIUlf l- - jffj vv A3HEVIUJ2 BtAKUISHAM Stir I H i C c ik D I i I V CTltWJUiAre I NewOrleans I J V rW JACKSUHVItiEl v StAugustihe yoig k Plonty of whitowash should bo em ployed in tho poultry houso Tho Gray and White Calls aro tho bantams of tho duck family In tho early stages of diarrhoea LEXINGTON alum dissolved in water is recom- ¬ mended Hons aro generally tho most profit- ¬ able kind of stock and tho most neg- ¬ lected If vou would keop your fowls free from lico give them a good dust bath Chickens fed on carbonacoouo food exclusively aro apt to become un- ¬ mm t m AGAIM CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE to CINCINNATI Through Sleeping Cars FACT THAT THEY WILL SELL YOU A HIGHER GRADE OF GOODS FOR LESS MONEY THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN - m AND i i THE CITY iAfflEhU to CMcap ESPECIALLY SHORT TIME BUY- ¬ WE GIVE ERS BARGAINS FOR WE NEED MONEY ANDvj NEED IT BADLY CALL AT ONCE AND SEE WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU RESPECTFULLY M Bo In R ii healthy A variety of food is best for tho chickens and tho pockotbook of thoir Finest Trains inThe South M w owner bo re ¬ cool cellar JVC Tho mauuro heap should Dont turn out tho poultry on thoso of the v Celery blight may be cured or as tho unsold riches of their garded days whon thoro is danger jij it -V hv Hm nHH of eulnhur Ex combs freezing WfAWi farm TO - AV as soon as periments in dusting sulphur four Trees need looking after i Plump hearty but not unwieldy small times on affected plants havo been a thoy begin growing just like hone should bo tho ones selected for Hi complete success no loss whatever Ohattanoogo fruits early mothers having resulted privet if Birmingham Tho various varieties of tho shady Accustom the poultry to roosting When farmers learn that it is for hedges in shrub aro tho best in tho poultry houso before the woath cheaper to gather ono full crop than Now Orleans 41 places severe will be more or becomes vV1a movable two half crops there K One great advantage of Thoro is no kind of live stock which Shroveport green crops ploughed under and less bo readily monoy feed trough is that it can and left to grow weeds after har gives such largo returns for tho cleaned Ashvlllo vest or loft naked and exposed to invested as poultry mangers should bo placed aB winds and rains if it is ploughed tho All Crooked breastbones are often conven ¬ Knoxvlllo near tho ground as thoy can result of poor roosts when tho chickens iently bo put Here and There aro young and tender Atlanta melts in tho mouth at a of wheat Pure butter Tho statistics of the yield Buckwheat meal and ground oats can bo temperature of 86 degrees and Jacksonville in tho United States point toward mixed with sweot milk and beef easily digested diminishing returns scraps aro excellent for fattening for tho RINEARSON G P A Tho shortage in hog packing Keop tho poultry houso clean and Portable corncribs aro now in the is said to bo a million last nine months Cincinnati O market These are patented affairs your birds freo from vermin if you and a half head made of strong staves and wire The hope to make a nice incomo from vari- ¬ crib is shipped rolled up tightly and them Thoro aro about a thousand Britain and can bo set up for uso in half an hour eties of apples in Great Poultry will utilize all tho waste nearly as many kinds of pears Remember that a little too much from tho table but it is not well to proper Tho early morning is the cold heat or wet damages seed pota- ¬ wait until it has soured before giving to dress mutton the sheep then toes Any sprouting weakens tho po- ¬ it thorn timo US having partially empty stomachs tato and tho least chilling damages tho Many Bmall chickens aro suffocated by their habit of crowding together After tho leaves fall fruit trees can eye Pruning in tho dormant and bin and heaping thomselvcs upon ono an bo pruned Little cracks in house barn AGENTS WANTED season promotes more rapid growth levy on you Your work dips through other ¬ Hens aro largely solf snstaining BUYTHEK Dont crowd youv fruit trees Ap- and nevermore comes in given thirty feet each ples should bo proved the whon there is plenty of insects and IUNNIHG Thn nast Roason has way and peaches about half that dis White Wonder cucumber to bo a hardy green food to bo had but in winter timo they requiro caro and attention tance and prolific variety Tho United States Department of The poultry business is considered There is a 6teady increase in the a pamphlet in womans business Agriculture has issued of agricultural implements of to be particularly a corn in beer number more careful and German on the use of American manufacture which aro sold as she is generally making patient in 6mall details than a man to foreign countries Sweot cream may be churned at If fowls aro to bo kept healthy thoy A Wonderful Stateshould bo allowed as much freedom low temperature very exhaustively but tho cream must be sweet not par- ¬ According to the Seattle Times tho as possible If the attempt is mado to tially riponed following aro among tho agricultural confiuo them too closely tho result will ¬ be a loss Tho futuro shape of tho tree de wonders of tho stato of Washington 2 pounds and An apple weighing All ASCVtfiMMM OST pends upon tho pruning given it in Hen houses may bo fumigated by TINES DURABLE As tho twig is bent 4 ounces them The sul- ¬ WOODWORK VMIk early life its burning sulphur in 2rA EASItaT10 inches in circum- ¬ One strawberry ITU iiVU9a WTV IU tho trees inclined phur is death to insects bad smells w wX3satikGa MWtASE Hgi nt tytitA ference thoy avo loft wrACKMDns atgg and also to chickens if As soon as tho crops aro harvested 6 lbs A bunch of grapes weighing behind during tho process THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST turn everything that is left under An onion weighing d lbs 1 ounce NY f tcu tan a a 9fl Unlnn Scl to tho soil a portion eggs alone aro desired it is gener- ¬ If This will restore A potato weighing 8 lbs 4 ounces our prize game Blind Luok and been taken from to uso a puro breed bocauso for n New Home Sewing Machine ally best at least of what has win A radish weighing 9J lbs tho non sitting habit is not natural The New HomeSewing Machine Co it A beet weighing 30 lbs ORANCfe MASS but has been cultivated and is apt to A cabbage weighing 53 lbs manure to the asparagus bed Apply breeds aro crossed disappear if tho A pumpkin weighing 93 lbs now so that tho ground may bo kept CM- ILL HlOZ0JAtGocbo audducks aro Jess liable to A watermelon weighing 64 lbs warm during tho winter and thus an iemfcv FOH SALE BY UTtv diseaso than chickens and turkoys and A squash wieghing 120 lbs early start be mado in tho spring if well feathered and turned out into Timothy 7 feet 8 inches high Tho market for Australian butter a good well watored pasture thoy re Clover 5 feet high Aluminum Cooking Utensils in England is increasing It is ex- ¬ Alfalfa a yield of 12 tons per aero quire very little caro boforo com pected that tho exports from Now weather At tho recent manreuvres of tho Six ¬ Cornstalks 14 fcothigh Sow South Wales will reach 2000000 Whv not give your chickens a shed teenth army corps undor General Von A hill of potatoes that yiolded 43 lbs pounds this year With plouty of Haosolor an experiment was mado in sovon pounds of potatoes from open to tho south Sixty plnan llttor about among which tho providing tho men with alumiuum you keop your pig pons clean and two pounds planted If glvo your pigs plenty of good wholo Hops from a yiold of 9592 per acre grain should bo scattered tho hens cooking utonBils It has long boon tho somo food thoro will bo little foar of Wheat from a yield of 68 bushels will bo ablo to tako active oxcrclso in cry that tho kit of tho Gorman soldier sickness provided you keep strange per aero fresh air and keop in good health is by far too heavy and it was with away 125 bushols per whilo increasing the winter ogg sup- - tho object of lightening his burden stock Oats from a yield of that tho oxporimont was jnado Tho piy raising fruit for salo think of tho aero In A blackberry bush showing a Carbolic acid is valuablo in tho rosnit was in tho highest dogroo suc appoaronco it will prosont to tho pur ¬ lessoned in tho kit tho whito feot chaser An object which pleases tho growth of 21 from this year troo 33 poultry houso Added todisinfectant ¬ cessful by several boing pounds and tho weight a pruno A branch wash it is an oxcollont pyo Is already half sold boforo it inches long with 46 pounds of fruit on Diluted with 200 times tho amount of utonsils boing found to wear well and reaches tho market conscquonco It water if is good for syringing with answer admirably Tho Tho groat drought in Germany has metal will bo It is also excellent is that next yoar this Harrodsburg wont Mt Sterling ono in casosofronp produced a ahortago in cattle Prices thirty parts of water for generally adopted throughout tho diluted with havo gone up and tho prospect of a bettor and elected two Coon Coun- ¬ bathing all wounds and sores army rEx is cilman Joottcr market for our export cattle TO Tr I ouSa WILL pro--TAnt- T - firit - - YOUNG Main tun HAZELRIGG - Street MT STERLING KY 1S IS MMlfggllMMPlM THE GEO F OTTO Co 131 and 133 W 4th St OINOINNATIO llGHT THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE Carpet and Drapery House in the West Constantly keep on hand the best selections in all the finer and medium grades of Carpetings and will furnish samples and estimates as also skilled mechanics to do your work on application - c Parquette Floors and Grili Work jo - 4 V S v- Jr T VH A Specialty Wo aro thoir Representatives for Eastern Kentucky and carry a full lino in pieco or samplo When in Cincinnati bo sure to sco thoir immense and attractive stock SUTTON TemplolBnilding Mt SMITH Sterling Ky - A Bucklens Arnica Salve Tho best salvo in tho world for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rhoum fover sores tottor chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and positively cures piles or no pay re ¬ quired It i6 guaranteed to givo per fect satisfaction or money refunded For salo by Prico 25 cents porbox 19 tf W S Lloyd Good 1 Looks ¬ vj o i Good looks aro moro than skin deep depending upon a healthy condition of all vital organs If tho liver bo in- active you havo a billlous look lti your stomach be disordered you hayea dyspeptic look and if your kidnoys bo affoctod you havo a pinched loot Securo good health and you will have t yCTfh i Electric Bitters is crood looks WoBollmoro goods for 100 caeh great alterative and Tonio acta db vrjk i than anyhouso inMt Sterling lyon thosovital organs Cures pim- 15 3t Howe Johnson pies blotches boils and givos a gooJuS R TAnxtW J Largo stock of canned goods at A frtmnln rlnn MW ftt W W WVW Rnlfl 15 3t drugstore 50 cents per bottlo So Sons Baum 1 4P J IS v- WI y jddjMuiJfJ4iU T 1 t mi i i 1 -K VI ij iL Laj matui wv L illHFWil il iWWllWH o nn i t X- - HT BTEBLIKa XkOYOATJE TUESDAY NOYEMBEB 14 i893 THE ADVOCATE i Republicans arent you proud of i ir Cfoon Councilman I iU TWO BOMBS Were Thrown From the Gallery Crowded Theater in- Bar - Tiie Best Dressing J0 MILLER to accessor to a sW o and Ohio t George Reisenger Chtfeloctric launches at tho Chicago have ptovcd to bo ono of tho V on AYER Miller Wilson Chesapeake SHOE SHOP South Maysville Street From tho cheapest to tho finest work done at tho lowest prices poss- ¬ ible Best material good work low prices Will always have a slock of vl 1 triumphs of transportation thoy Into ig carried ovor 1000000 passou- without a singlo aCcideut i HAIR VIGOR becoming INSURANCE AND RAILWAY New York celona Italys warliko proparationa con- ko It is now reported that she REAL ESTATE Lowest Rates Choicest Companies Philadelphia Washington Boston And all Eastern Cities - begin next year tho construction A Terrible Scene Follows three first class ironclads six flrst- S8 cruisers twelve sea- - going torpoOutrage despatch boats its and four n - the rrevents tho halrfrom thin faded proscrvoa closeVbarn is not tho uosi Kn Oyvo tnem a buohui uuui Many froo lfrom drafts and except jrra ewes that have to mother winter lbs you haW enough for all except lie most sovofwwoather ap V Persons Taken From the t gray or wiry and Its rich- ¬ ness lux urlaneo and color to an ad Promptest Settlements OF ANY AND ALL AGENCIES BOOTS 93 SHOES Audience Wounded Ayers Hair Vigor Coal Coal Cnal Sold by DruggUU and Perfumer life It cures itching humors aud keeps tho scalp cool moist and healthy vancod nnrlod of Time Card in Effect May 28 From Mt Sterling EAST BOUND Loaves Mt Atlantic Express No 22 tt Sterling lio p 722 m t A dispatch from Barcelona Spain A dispatch from Clarendou Ark under dato of Novombor 8th has tho states that tho dead body of Jasper following account of tho doings of Gordon a notorious criminal was anarchists there t ound hangingfo a tree near there A dastardly crime was committed1 supposed that ho was lynched in this city last night that for iiend It is and it is thought by ono of tho Shor- - ishness and crazy dosiro to murder Tho Ly- ¬ LiShiffs posses iu pursuit of Iho OHphant has seldom been equaled train robbers ceum Opera Houbo ono of tho places amusement much frequented by tho Nothing succeeds like success of olito of Barcolona society was tho and nothing will more quickly insuro For fifty scene Tho opera season at this house success than truo merit night William Toll bo years Averts Sarsaparilja has main ¬ opened last iug billed Thoro was a largo audi- ¬ tained its popularity as tho suporipr Everything wont along Tf ntftnila unnn its ence present hlJniiKiAnv p r oar without a hitch until tho second act 4K Pi JfLtz 1 SI fn In f rrfrrn CV UWI1 lUUIlUt UUUUOVU11UIID when tho audience was listening in- ¬ faction tently to tho singers on tho stage two chemical success and medical bombtj presumably loaded with dyna ¬ r triumph so speaks au eminent phy- - mite wore thrown from the gallory 6ician in reioreuco to iiyer wmuj As tho bombs struck tho floor below JPectoral aud tho eulogy was nono too ono of them oxploded with a terrific trj5te No other medicine is so safo report ahdlefflcacious in all diseases of the Almost every person in the house irQat and lungs sprang to his feet in terror Wild shrieks and cries of agony rose from The Czar of all tho Russias posses- the lower part of tho house Many es a goodly amount of common 6cnso persons had been injured Tho wild Ho sont Admiral Ayolan of Franco ost confusion prevailed and many bocaujfas ho says If I send an ad men their faces pale with fright V who speaks French God knows A miral abandoned tho laches thoy hadscort f- y what ho might say and I must prevent ed and made desperate rushes for the kany indiscrotlon exits knocking down and tramping -tower now uuiiamg at upon those in thoir way without re- ¬ r Tho creat Wombey Park near Harrow in En ¬ gard to ago or sex When the smoko and dust cleared gland will be 175 feet taller than the JEiflel tower and built on much tho away tho forms of many persons wero 3mo plan Tho height will bo 1150 seen writhing upon tho floor The lit stands on a hill 165 feet seats had been blown to pieces and teh it eains so much in extent of tho floorfng in places torn up and tho beams partly shattered panorama As yet it is impossible to tell how The story is told that a fortuno tol many if any people wero killed but 2er cf Chicago predicted just previous ono report has it that 15 lost their to tho last election that Mayor Harri ¬ lives Tho number of injured will bo son would bo re elecled that he large for it is certain that many bo- would bo again engaged to bo mar ¬ sides those wounded by the exploding ried and that during tho preparations bombs wero hurt by being trampled for this latter event his death would upon by tho panic stircken crowd occur Harrison it is said believed Sevoral persons wore removed from this prcdtction I tho building with nearly every shred Arrestsof men for stealing goods of clothing torn from thoir bodies liuns within easy reach In front of Tho only persons who retained thoir The presonco of mind wero tho officials ehops are frequent occurrences London Truth sensibly holds that it is present Immediately after tho bomb a pity somo ponalty does not fall on tho oxploded and singers rushed in terror tradesman whoeo goods so exposed from tho stage the officials grasped urfifikgtronc temptation to thieves It tho situation Theykncw that tho out- ¬ h isuggested that tho courts bo em rage was tho work of Anarchists and powered to fine tho prosecutor a sum determined to prevent tho escape oi sufficient to pay for tho mainten- - thomiscresnts Somo of thorn ran to iee in jail of the prisoners who are the gallery and surrounded that part of it from which tho bombs had been ius ibrovoked into crime tT thrown Sovoral suspicious looking A now method of preserving tim- ¬ characters wero siezed and placed Tho ber is by tho use of napthalino under arrest and whon a closer exam- ¬ to bo treated is to be placed in timber ination was made of tho prisoners it a tank of tho liquid which by moans was found that two of them wero An- ¬ of steam pijLo is maintained at a tom J archists well known to tho pelico peraturo of about hundreds dogrees Other officials doVotcd their timo Fahrenheit According to tho size of to carrying out tho wounded Six la- ¬ tho timber it is subjected to immor dies and uiuo men wore boing conveyed sion in this heated liquid for from two to tho hospital during whioh timo from tho opera house if twolvq hours them wero sovorely wounded Each of tie sap is oxpellod and tho napthalino outrage spread takosjts place It is said that tho When the news of tho though tho city tho opera house was system gives oxcellont results and quickly surrounded by a great crowd thawood treated in tho way describ ¬ of excited people who gavo vent to ed is so susceptible of polishing that thoir feelings of indiguation by curs- ¬ tho mere rub with a rag will mako its ing tho Anarchists and tho police surfaco shine They insisted that tho latter wero to Malaria is responsible for half tho blamo for tho explosion as thoy might deaths of all mankind according to have known that tho Anarchists aro DrHM Clark Frpm his exper ¬ still active in tho city Within tho past six months several ience in India he learns-- that malaria is not confined to richlow lying soils Anarchist outragos havo been perpe- ¬ but is found oven in sandy1 deserts trated in this city ipoluding tho at- ¬ Tho negroes of tho grain coast of tempt by Pallas to kill Genoral Mar ¬ f western Africa and tho Taurus of tinez Campos for which tho would bo Northern India aro tho only races assassin was shot Tho pblico wore proof against it Both modern medi vory activo for a timo in hunting down cine aad sanitation are powerless in tho Anarchists and their efforts dealing with it Suggested proventa wero rowarded with great success T on 4hn 1nnintr lt orenmn Inn rid many of tho gang falling into their tho planting trees that will retain hands and 1 wateVjind shado tho soli such as tho Much explosive matorial was capt UHuaua uui noi mo rcd aud thon apparently tho polico hf eiduypti y mm for next year If you cultivate the small fruits roll this fall keep them clear ot WAnrtrf and armlv R EOOQ coat Ot manuro before winter1 you will have dono much toward onsuriug a good -- The Floor of the Opera HouseJ Badly Torn Up rested content wilh their work leav- ¬ ing tho Anarchists froo to plan and execute otbor outrages Tho fooling against tho Anarchists is vory bitter tho people believing that this is but tho first of a series of outrages that will bo attempted to avenge tho death of Pallas who tho night boforo his death declared that somo of his fellow Anarchists wero sworn to wreak von goanco for his killing It is supposed that tho reason that one of tho bombs did not explode was that it struck tho back of a man sit- ¬ ting In one of tho soats extinguishing tho fuse aud dropped harmless to tho floor CALL ON T D Midland accom No 20 Vestlbulpd ess No 21 daily MtSto Accom No 28 Arv daily made up In sizes that I can fit the Bv having these goods made up I can lurnish them quality and workmanship considered much cheap or than thoy can be bought from the trade 835 a m 9tOIe Ep pm 750pm CASSIDY CO Smith WEST BOUND Leaves Mt Sterling LoxingtonAccommodatlonNo7 tLouIsvMo Express No 1 Lexington Accommodation No 25 Vcstlbuled Express No 23 Daily except Sunday Kentucky Central R R BLUE GRASS Successor to Cassity am ii23 am 025 ROUTE For all kinds of 250 p m 507 pm Shortest and Quickest Routo FROM KENTUCKY AND fDallr Solid vcstlbuled trains with dining cars No bus transfers Through sleepers from Lexington without G W BARNEY CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS change VIRGINIA COAL n 12 Dist Pass Agt Lexington II W FULLER Gen Tass Agent Washington Ivy STORTH wv 1 XT has now boon officially stated that tho dead numbor 15 All those who were not injured or E F Robertson VVT Tvlkk worq only slightly injured fought MANAGER8 like wild beasts to escape Thoy ex ¬ pected every moment that other bombs would bo thrown ShreikB and cuiscs were heard on all sides and pandemonium reigned Somo of the bravest of tho iiion sought to protect tho wonlon but thoy wore sweptaway like chaff boforo tho fear crazed mob Incorporated that filled tho aisles Notwithstanding tho frightful con- ¬ and dcalors in all kinds ot fusion tho lower part of the building Uanafactarere was emptied in a few minutes of all but tho officials and tho dead and in- ¬ It tf Cheap C JJ RYAN SOUTH Asst Gen Tass Agcnf Cincinnati O DC Through daily train service between Cincinnati and Middlesborough and points on L NR R Schedule In Effect June4 1893 Kentucky Midland Ry Shortest and quickestlbctrccn s T AR Planing Mill Co Rough SouthBound Daily Express 8 8 0 10 10 a m 18 a m 4S n ra 43 a m No 1 CINCINNATI AND FRANKFORT Falmouth Cynthlana Arr Paris Arr Lexington Lvo Paris Arr nchestcr Lve Winchester Arr Itichinond Lve lllchmond Lvo Berea Arr Livingston Lve wvingston Lve indon Arr Corliin Lvo iivo Lvo Lvo Cincinnati Covington Accm Fast Lino Daily Daily Ex 8un 8 03pm nQnm 0 60pm 10 15pra Q No 6 No 8 7 55nm Only direct lino between 8 SSmnv 8 41pm A jtJ Frankfort Georgetown and Paris Carlisle Maysvllle Cynthlana Falmouth and Covington -- 12 10 n is a m m 5 42pm 10 65pm 6 lBpnv 7 10pm 0 6 7 7 20pm 11 25 12 10 12 40 1 1 am m pm 85 p m 85 nm 10 25 pm 10 55 pm 10 55 pm 11 48 ressed ASK FOR TICKETS VIA KY MIDLAN- D- jured The stalls wero completely wrecked by tho explosion Thoro wero many ladies occupying tho stalls and a groat many of them wero injured somo reports placing tho number as high as 100 Many poreous who had seals a considerable distance away from tho spot wero injured by flying splinters There is a general feeling of a panic in tho city Tho polico searched tho houses of suspected Anarchists and arrested a Frenchman named Aragon an Italian named Soldini and a numbor of others Among tho killed aro an American gentleman and a wealthy German The unoxplodod bomb is in the posses- ¬ sion of tho police It is similiar to tho bomb used by Pallas in his at- ¬ tempt upon tho lifo of Genoral Mart- ¬ inez Campos HORSE NOTES Feed your horses as regularry as you feed yourself A horso shows very quickly tho amount of care bestowed upon it Patience is necessary in most things but is novor more needed than in train- ¬ ing a horse A depraved appetite is duo to indi gestion or a desire for somothing not supplied in tho feed American corn mixed with oats s to form part of tho rations of the hor ses in tho Gorman Army It will cost 20 to winter a colt which if a poor one will not bring any more than it would this fall Brood workhorses for walking speed Train a colt to walk quickly and stead- ¬ ily on from tho boginnin Tho man who starts out to buy a horso soon finds that tho bettor grades aro not sb cheap after all A good maro can do as much work as a horse on a farm duving tho year and will bring a colt besides If notwithstanding a good appetite your horso is hide bonnd getting ruoghor and poorer ovory day why not look to his teeth Dont brood or raise moro horses than you can probably caro for Ono good animal is worth two poor ones either in tho markot or tho stable It is said that Nancy Hanks owner recoiyod moro than 8000 for hor ap poarauco recontly at Washington Park Tho great maro is suld to bo out of condition just now During tho coming wintor tho farm- ¬ er should keep his stablo cloan uso plenty of plaster to absorb tho amonla aud seo that tho stablo is light tho air good and that thero are no draughts LUMBER Whito Pino and Poplar Singles Doors of all Sizes Sash Glazed aud Unglazcd Trains Run By Central Standard Time TIME TABLE OCT 31 1892 2 05 pm 12 07 am 8 10 p m I 05 am 8 15 p m 1 25 am 8 62 p m 2 11 am 4 28p m 2 65 am LVO Corhill 4 85 n m S in ntn Lvo 20 p m 8 52 am Lvo Ilncville 6 00 p m 4 80 am Lve Mlddleborough 0 40 p m 5 05 am Arr Cumberln GapO 65 p m 5 20 am Knoxville 8 30 am tm iiitVm 6oJia 00pm 60nm Bnrbourvillo5 Ar TRAINS EAST Lv Frankfort Lv mmt Lv hon Lv n Lv Lv DitvaU Lv Johnson Lv Georgetown LV C S Depot Lv Newtown Lv Ccntrjville Lv Elizabeth A AM Nol 0 0 6 0 00 00 11 IM No 3 IM No 7 12 45 12 65 1 10 1 25 1 45 1 65 2 05 2 20 2 45 8 05 3 20 3 SO 3 45 Lve Corbin Lvo Williamsburg Arr Jellico 4 45 5 60 8 30 pm pm pm 2 55 am 3 68 4 25 am am Window and Door Frames Moulding and Brackets of all kinds Verandas of every Description i i 10 61 03 17 21 30 38 42 53 01 05 15 Lve Richmond Lve Lancastei IS 1M 5 5 6 5 5 5 6 Arr Stanford 4 45 5 20 IHlum pm um 2 0 32 B 0 39 0 41 IS 52 0 50 7 09 18 7 2J 7 37 I North Bound Lvo Stanford Lvo Lancaster Ait Itichinond TVOwmro--- Star Planing Mill Company 5 0 0 Daily Exiuess No Daily 7 00 7 60 NoO Daily Ex Sun No 4 - Mt Sterling Ky Ar Iuna C lo 15am am am am am am 1110 11 SS 12 20 13 10 ami Im ami rM No 8 8 8 9 10 10 10 10 2 ygn0SESg5 IBlCUREJI Cases Consumption Cough Croup Soro on a Guarantee Throat Sold by U Dru rastfShlloha Porous For a Lame Side Back or Chest will giro great satUfaction 2 cents Plaster Mrs T S Hawkins CbattanoogajTonn eaya ShOohs Vtallzcr8AVED MY LIFE flpHiLOHSSi iiSBBj5BE5Bihtf TRAINS WEST Lv Paris C Ar Elizabeth Arr Ccntre lllo Ar Newtown Ar C S Depot Ar Georgetown II Ar Johnson No 4 0 0 0 6 7 7 No 8 8 20 33 38 47 00 35 42 48 55 11 12 11 10 11 22 11 30 32 43 4 LvoWillmVbg ArrCoibin Nol2 LvoCunvTdGap 4 25 4 43 4 63 5 15 I S J 7 00 7 45 8 60 7 23 7 40 8 10 ArDuvall ArStamplng Ground ArSuitzer Ar Klkhorn Ar Summit Ar Fiankfort A A connects with L B connects with Q C connects with K 7 7 7 7 7 7 8 54 04 10 17 23 30 44 50 50 05 7 J 10 Lv- Middleaborough Lve Lvo rville A it Corn n LvoCorbin Lve London Arr Livingston Jnyil p 3 15pm 30pm 1105pm U CO 11 40pm 0 45 im 12 20ara 0 50 am 12 35am 10 23 am 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am 00 am 52am 21 am 11 am 24 am SO am am q on M i lis urn 8 89 aro 8 89 ant 4 25 am 4 25 aim 4 55 am 4 25 ata 5 05 am 6 27 am 8 08 am 7 JO am 7 25 an MAYSVILLE BRANCH North Bound Woods Phosphodine TIIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY Daily Ex Sun 7 00 a m 7 45 a m 8 8 27 a m 9 11 a m 9 00 a m ro lo Daily Ex Sun 3 85 pm 3 41pm 6 41pn 0 35 pm 0 58 pw 7 17 8 01 8 40 No 12 4 jg Scientiflo American Agency ftrA TO jliz2r CAVEATS A W A m DESIGN PATENTS mJmr TRADE MARKS For Information and freo Handbook write to CO 361 BltOADWAT NBW YoilBT MUNN Oldest bureau for securing patents In America Kvery patent taken out by us Is brought boforo tbe publlo by a notice given froo of charge In tho COPYRIQHTS oto Been prescribed over 85 years in thousands of cases is the only Relia ¬ Before and A Her ble aud Honest Mcdlson known Ask druggist for Woods Pliosphodlno if he offers somo woithlcss medicine in placo of this leave his dishonest store Inclose price in letter and wo will send by return mall Price ono package 1 six 5 Ono will please six will cure lhamplct in plain Bcalod envelope two stamps Address rjjfr Sold in Mt Sterling by Kennedy Bros R5TLloydWS Lloyd Tarlton G Julian and druggist everywhere LuCovington Lexington Promptly and perman Le Puns Le ently cures all forms of Arr Millersburg Nervous eaknessEinis Arr Carlisle slons and Spermatorrhea Arr Johnson Impotcncy and all cllccts Arr Mavsvillo of Abuso or Excesses South Bound Lvo Lvo Lve Lve MaysviUo Johnson Carlisle Millersburg Le Cincinnati 08am pm pm pm 11 Dally Ex Sun 5 42 7 7 7 8 10 No 0 No ExSu 1 45 3 24 8 08 8 27 8 60 7 10 0 42 Daily pm 0 20 a m am Ait Paris Arr Lexington Arr Covington Arr Cincinnati S R KNOTT 03 22 a ni 45 a m 85 a m 24 a m 11 80 am pm pm pm pm am 8 pm pm 40pm mxxlw wxmuM Lareost circulation of any sclonUfle paper In tho Splendidly Illustrated NolntelllKont world roan should be without It Woekly 83ftl a CO months Address SluNN tl Mslx 301 Broadway Now York City fcuBtisasits T G JULIAN CORNER DRUG STORE C T ATMORE Traffic Manager Gcnl Pass Agi General Offices Louisville Ky S F B MORSE Asst Genl TassgV Agt Office Chamber ot Commerce Lldg- - ClntU O ilr PVP Root Crops Root crops may bo allowed to re ¬ And other main in tho ground until pretty cool weather comes but thoy should bo Supplies harvestod boforo a heavy frost Thoy should be pulled when dry and expos No Fancy Prices ed so that tho sun may dry them off well boforo being stored else thoy are Paints and Oils apt to rot and decay aud the ilavor Fine Tobaccoes will bo affected Vt M School Books - m T No 1 Dally to all points oxcept Rowland Di- ¬ vision which is daily except Sunday Runs dally ex Sunday from Lexington No to Ctnclntl 1 Runs daily Ne No 4 Runs daily from all stations oxcept the Rowland Division which is dally excopt Sunday No 6 Dally oxcept Sunday No 5 Daily ex Sunday between Clncinnat and Lexington No 10 Paris and Lexington Accommodation Dally Leaves Lexington 10 00 am Arrives Paris 10 46 am No 7 Falmouth Accommodation Leaves Cla clnnatl 1 45 pm Arrives Falmouth 8 80 pm dally oxcept Sunday No 18 Leaves Falmouth 3 45 am Arrives Cia cinaati 5 85 am dally Nos 1 and 8 make connection at Winchester for points on tho N N A M V Ry No 1 Carrios through cars from Clnclnnatito Mlddleborough and Cumberland Gap and all in -- l 5 v ft V i crmcdlato stations r nd runs d ally No S and No 4 carry through sleepers DetwMtt Utlnnatl and Knoxvlllo via Mlddlesborov o l v - v tf AV lyiOfy yr - sti fe so fc Tl r HUM ifrfciKYn nC tMBT I it- - VA M J a - to MiSTOBMNG ADVOCATE TUESDAY HOTEM3EIf14 1593 Tho silver issue has been settled in ¬ accordanco withtho Democratic plat GOMPAMY promised measure DY0CATE PUBLISHING form and tho next Tho Is tho adjustment of tho tariff over and especial- ¬ people tho country TUESDAY NOV 11 1S93 ly business men want this mattor sot tied Silver did havo something to do COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS with financial distress and tho effects ofthoropeal aro salutary Both the Wo aro authorized to announce loading parties aro satisfied with it Albert S Bridges as a candidate for Manufacturers importers and jobbers Asseas6r of Montgomery county sub ¬ aro resting becauscthoy aro desirous ject to the action ot the Democratic of a settlement of tho next issuo and Primary Democrats must press tho muttor Tho pledges of tho party aro out ¬ A year ago tho Republicans wore Domocrats should mectthoir obliga busy explaining how it all happened tions to tho people promptly It is our turn now In regard to tho status of tho monoy a daily Our friend tho gonial T B Tippott market the Exchanges at Now of Rowan won In his race for tho Leg ¬ financial paper published vory encouragingly islature in groat shape Uis majority York speaks clauso ot tho will reach over 1600 Tom Tippott since tho purchasing is tho only Democrat wo know of who Sherman bill by the Doirfocrats Ouo very couspicious feature for is in it with Bill McKlnloy this year of tho mon Toms majority in proportion sur ¬ tho moment is tho anxiety oy lenders to placo timo funds This passes Bills desire is all tho more pronounced from What was it struck us anyhow tho fact that not less than six weeks Thcro seems to bo no limit to tho tidal ago as high us twenty four por cent wave Now York Massachusetts per annum was asked on even gilt Iowa Ohio Pennsylvania South Da- ¬ edgo collaterals Now the same brok- ¬ kota Nebraska Michigan all go Re- ¬ ers representing tho idoniical finan- ¬ Virginia and Kentucky are cial institutions that had no monoy publican to us at least Wo are thankful to loan in August aro endeavoring to left for small favors in theso piping times placo timo contracts at 3 J por cent aud no discrimination is evidently of Republican triumph mado against thoso much abused in Tho Republican ground swell if hear markets industrial securities plainly attributable to two causes Tho repeal of tho Sherman Silver Act First the financial distress existing will bring out tho of tho holdings all over tho country which tho voters currency and gold as far as our own aro always ready to charge to tho ac- pcoplo aro concerned Monoy will count of tho party in power and sec probably bo romarkaply cheap thh ond to tho barely less potent causo foi Winter and it iR not unlikely dissatisfaction viz the dilatory action unless there should bo a wild specu- ¬ of Congress in fulfilling the pledgee lation not only in stocks but likewise the Democratic party made to the peo commodities that funds will keeop ple If the party expects to be showu below the J per cent legal rate for the least consideration tho Demo- ¬ many months to come cratic majority in the sleepy Sonate Ono of tho postal experiments made must get a move on itself This elecby Mr Wauamaker when Postmaster tion sounds the alarm in such thunder by Assist- ¬ shown is tones that it must wake up even that General Jones General body the United ant Postmaster That is to be a failure States Senate Tho caso in a nut report 6mall towns delivery in shell is tho Democratic party must free proved that the1 aver promptly fulfill its pledges or see the Experience has age villagor would rather go to the scoptre pass from its hauds postoflico to gethislettors aud gotsip The Republican party has ju6t about politics than hay e his mail de Another of Mr jgained a decided victory over us we liveerd at his door cau almost for a certainty attribute Wanamakers hobbies rural delivery this victory to the existing financial of mail is shown to bo utterly im- ¬ distress tho sluggish actions of the practicable Courier Journal Democratic Senate and the petty It is said thdt tho tarifT Reform Bill For a fights among ourselves being prepared by the Ilouse Ways surety unless wo turn over a new leaf Committee will bo com- ¬ and work with one accord for the in ¬ and Means pleted within two weeks It will ad terests of the people when the ides ol closely as possible to tho Dem- ¬ Novomber 9G roll around we will ex- ¬ horoas of tariff tor revenue perience just such a defeat as we have ocratic priuciplc Reports of differences between Let tho lardy only to day witnessed com- ¬ repeal of tho Silver the Democratic membors of tho Senate follow tho regard to tho bill are de- ¬ Bill with tho immediate and decided mittee in nounced as false reform of the Robber Tariff and lights let Democrats drop our petty Tho reviews for the week of the among ourselves and in AG roll up a Dun and Bradstrcet mercantile agen- ¬ pluralty for our Presidential candidate cies aro the most encouraging in that will rival if not excell the major- ¬ months Both declare that tho tide ity we gained at that Waterloo to the has turned There has been a distiuct Republican party on November eighth improvement in businoss generally eighteen hundred and ninety two and particularly in manufacturing Let us a stand tigither Montroso There is some increase in actual trans- ¬ nvi Montrose actions and a decided improvement We are sorry to see credence being in the tone of trade -¬ v y THE ADVOCATE The Tariff MmmmmmmmmmaMmmmmmmmMMmm sS X What is i s VIX -- ii V - - K I ii mi irrM i New 3STotiOH - ClothingBootsShoes Bought at forced T-i-n-rr Everything BARGAINS I Yes BARGAIN HdUSET - -- L- 3 b M A r h v Castoria is Dr Samuol Pitchers proscription for Infants and Obildron It contains neither Opium Morphine nor othor Narcotio substance It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric Drdps Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil It is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty years use by Millions of Mothers CAstoria destroys Worms and alloys foverishncss Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria rolloves toothing troubles cures constipation and flatulonoy Castoria assimilates tho food regulates tho stomach Cas ¬ and bowels giving healthy and natural sloop toria is the Childrens Panacea tho Mothers Friend d 8 sales from men who had to have the money I am sell- Ing at prices never heard of before in this city Come early you will get goods at prices less than the are worth Bargains I No 10 West Main St Cockfell Buildincr in R KREBSf Ml f Castoria Castoria is an excellent medicine for children Mothers hayo repeatodly told mo oJ Its good effect upon their children oboood Dn a Lowell Mass ¬ Castoria a 14 Caotoria la so well adapted to children that I recommend it as superior to any prescription known to mo Ill So H A Aiujheb M V Oxford St Brooklyn K Y H9 a infii 9AM r IHHBp wkkm anm Castoria U tho best remedy for children of which I am acquainted I hopo the day Is not far distant when mothers will consider tho real interest of their children and use Castoria in stead of the various quack nostrums which are destroying their loved ones by forcing opium morphine soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats thereby sending them to premature graves Da J F KrucnnoK Conway Ark M Om physicians ia the childrens depart ¬ ment have spoken highly of their experi ence in their outside practlco with Castoria and although wo only hare among our medical supplies what le known as regular products yet wo are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon It ¬ 3 6o3DS r Uxitbd nosrrrxt axd Disjsmsart Ptm Auxn a Smith Boston Moss Thn Contour Company TT Murray Streot Now York City ¬ everything in this line new and Trimmings t he newest and latest fashionable Flannels Blankets Underwear and the like Quilts Lace Curtains Hosiery in fact everything that one could think of in the Dry Goods line Mens Suitings always on haud Carpet depart- Notions stock new and complete DRESS GOODS J host Tho lato Carter Harrison willed to his four children his entire estate amounting to 950000 Mr John Scott of Bath county and Miss Clyde Clark of Bourbon were married at tho Phoenix Hotel Lex- ¬ ington on the 8th inst a qumnr BESTWQDAIITT WORMS WHITES CREAM Visit our full house ask for what you want arid it JgHBest prices to cash Clivers will be shown you hent full v ¬ Isaac Gordon Rothschild a four-year-o- ld VERMIFUGE Has led all Worm Remedies EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED dead-on-its-te- et ¬ ¬ musical prodigy of Now sings all the popular songs and York displays romarkablo memory m m FOR 20 YEARS Mt Sterling a -- SOLD EVERYWHERE EOCI8 ST HSD1C1ME CO John D Rockefeller has given his mplKd bj BICIUKDSOH fourth installment to tho Baptist Uni- ¬ versity of Chicago making in all to F ARM FOR SALE to thie institution 3250000 usifta s ooa 2V PER DAY RATES -- I given to a silly story that some Democrats of the Third Ward worked to to elect tho negro Banks The facts aro that almost without exception the Domocrats voted for J W Burroughs the only Democratic candidate for Council man on tho ticket and then voted for J D Wilson the Republican nominee with tho hope toswell his vote sufficiently to defeat the negro It was being claimed by Mr Fiizpatrick the Independent candidate aud his friends that that ho had secured negro votes sufficient to in ture his election and the Democrats after voting the-- straight ticket cast heir vote where they thought it would most surely defeat the negro Tho fact that one or two Domocrats personal enemies of Mr Fitzpatrlck rejoiced over his defeat cvou by a uegro does not give sufficient color to 4ho silly story for any ouo to give it The eequel sliows that Mr credence JTitzpatrick like many another candi ¬ date before him was counting his Tho votes before thoy wore cast oflicors of tho election both Demo- ¬ crats and Republicans have told ub tho votes that elected Banks wero thoso whore tho ballot was almost without exception stamped under tho eagle aud no whore else This plainly shows tho negroes stood by thoir tickot It seems to us almost a shamo that wo should bo called upon to explain so silly a charge but tho story has been so often repeat ¬ ed tlittt thoro is a likolihood of unin- ¬ formed persons believing it ¬ ¬ -- Jtr R M Coons has been notified Ab Assignee in Trust of James E by one of tho State Commissionorof the Worlds Fair Mr W R Smith Thompson I will expose to sale on that ho had beon awarded tho medal SATURDAY DECEMBER 2 1893 nn liia nvhihlt of corn wheat and etc between tho hours of 10 oclock a m and 12 oclock noon to tho highest Mr John Ilollearn was found dead and best bidder tho following descnb in a pasture near his home on Som- ¬ ed real estate lying and being in It is supposed Montgomery county Kentucky about erset last Tuesday that he died from apoplexy Ho was two and a half miles Northwest ol G5 years old Funeral was preached Mt Sterling Ky and near tho Grassy at tho Catholic church Thursday Mr Lick piko and beginning at a stout Ilollearn was a highly respected man corner with John Peggsand Drcnnon aud a good citizen thence N 47 E 89 2 10 polo to a stake Mr R C Gatowood and wife havo corner with Dreunou thouce S 45 1 2 moved to tho country Mr Gatowood E 13 4 10 poles to a stouo corner with will probably return to tho city within Smith Judy thence N 52 E 18 9 10 a short timo and again begin tho samo poles to a stono corner with Kelly business as that from which ho has re- ¬ thenco S 41 E 66 4 10 poles to a stono tired Mr Gatowood ia an agreeable corner with D G Howell thence S niifihine business man of tho kind 52 W 109 9 10 poles to a stono cornor who are alike profitable to tho placo withPeggs iu D G Howolls Hue where they operate as well as them- ¬ thence N 40 1 4 W 73 8 10 polas to tho beginning containing 51 1 4 acres selves of land The sale will bo mado ou a credit Tho pur- ¬ of six and twelve months chaser to execute bond with approved security C II DONOHUE Assignee in Trust of Jas E Thompson II ClayMcKee Attorney 15 3t a pR 1 MANAGER itc h ey mr pMfc KY 3gfe JlOUI SYILLE ORCHARD LAWN GARDEN Fall stock of Fruit and Orna- ¬ mental Trees Grapo Vines Small Fruits Asparagus Shrub aud everything us- ¬ ually found in a nursery Wo sell di- ¬ establishment rect to tho planter and havo Catalogues on no agents application Tho alleged oflect of the Republican victory in advancing prices has been knocked out by the sudden reaction It was only a shadow Poor Ropubs of what wo will havo under Demo- ¬ cratic reform of tho tariff 1 Parties arrived here Sunday from Pennsylvania and aro now making surverys preparatory to deciding on a placo for water supply and pipe line They will begin real constructing work prior to December 25th and ex Tho negro rapo fiend Evans whoso pect to havo the plant in operation trial at Bardstown has attracted so within four months thereafter much attention has been doomed to The November election is of tho die by the verdict of tho jury and the city tho Democracy tri- ¬ Judgo has fixed January 5th as the past In this in the Third Ward date of his execution His crime was umphed except which is decidedly Republican and bo so peculiarly brutal that it was only of tho party by the presence of troops that tho peo- ¬ it said to tho disgrace a negro for Councilmanv ple wero restrained from taking tho they elected A nocio to sit in council with whito law into their own hands men and to take part in conducting Republicans havo Mt Sterling as to havo another tho citys afTairs newspaper It will bo Democratic to some degree satisfied their ambi- ¬ and will be owned by S S Cas6ity tions ThisiB not their first effort What their next step will bo remains tho present editor of tho Sentinel These to bo scon and Honry Watson Democrat gentlemen havo purchased tho More Notice head Times outfit and thoir first publi- ¬ All porsous having claims against cation will appoar about December 1 tho estate of T II Eastin aro request Mr Cassity is a Bjjrightly pointed and edto present thorn duly proyon ac- ¬ fearless writer aud will apply his tal- ¬ cording to Jaw to thd undeisigucd ents aud energy to his now venture Assignee on or boforo tho 1st day of Mr Watson at present insuranco and January 1894 aud those indobted to roal estate agent aud mombor of the tho said Eastin will pleaso como at Council from tho Second ward while onco and sottle or suit will bo he is an experiment in journalism brought will also contribute his talent and Parties desiring to pay and thoso onorgy having claims can pay or leave thoir Tho Loxiugton municipal election claims with mo or my attorney H of which much has been said is legal Clay McKcc This November 10 1893 but the newly elected officials will not j Aviii Baum be installed info offlco until March 164t Assigneo of T H Eastin 1894 1 FIFTY CENTS v rOII ATRIAL MONTHS SUBSCRIPTION TO THE P4N - ii H F HlLLENMEYER LEXINGTON KY Louisville Times THE BRIGHTEST AND BEST AFTEI1NOON PAPER IN THE SOUTH BLIGRASS FARM AT TABLERSPII Latest Market Quotations Latest State News AH the Local News Complete Press Reports LARGEST CIRCOLATIONIN THE SODIH AND OVER DAILY Publie Auetion 00000 IkS W ON FRIDAY NOVEMBER 17 1893 1 will sell to tho highest CURES NOTHING BUT PILES OINTMENT Or Ssoo n Year by Mall bidder on tho promises at 11 oclock a m sharp 200 acres of bluegrass A SURE and CERTAIN CURE known for 15 years as tho BEST laud situated two miles east of Mt REMEDY FOR PILESLOUIS PrtpKred bj HHIUnDSOS BEDtCIIK CO ST Storliug on tho Owingsvillo piko woll watered and fenced and iu a On tho high state of cultivation aro two good tenant housos and farm other necessary out buildiugs includ ¬ ing threo largo tobacco barns Terms easy and will bo mado known ou day OF EVERY KIN l of ale A B Whito will givo any in- ¬ Mado and sot up in a 11 rnrt formation desired about tho farm tho country C T Embby 13 4t JNOi A HALDEMAN Dub Manager cob Fourth Avenue LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY Monument A T WOOD HEXBY 8 WOOD 1 1 WOOD ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW SON Boom No 0 Tylcr Apporeoa Block Mt Wbiteob Designs Money to LoanI am proparcd to advunco monoy on tobacco Any ono in need soo mo bo ¬ foro making arrangements elsewhere - Mayflvillo Street No Agents Employed Sterling Ky ADA1 52Jyr 42 SON Olwton Howell 16 tf Broadway Lexington Ky ytll practice in Slontfromery FowolU Breathitt and Leo Counties nnu Superior fnnrt nml Iniitt et AnnnniR nnrt tun UnltcUStatca Circuit nd District Courtir of Kentucky Mt Sterling Ky V 0 fetr j u Ji- - rY W te JMraanTLif 4 tfMHiafflikii im pfjvf VftfrtBMJUt 41 vtJKwlt ir f yv1 rJfak It JSbbbBkTi itmflHJUiB f s Vi XZ - f - AS v Yo v 14 1893 D a t OfttfoSTERMNQ- ADVOCATE TUE3B AY - KOVEMER Trimebl Bros wws Wholi sai e Grocers PRl M -- Wholesale MT B1E BRO Grocers KY PERSONAL MENTION i The dps 3EZllllcaL3r -- 3E3xOS7 - JiasrsTTDEBH Pure Drugs MedicinesS6C Eschoo PrescriptionDK VLEItS IN- Druggists c iroT rzESfc Bept Companies and low Rates TOBACCO With A HOFFMAN STERLING Books School Supplies Pure Inks jioncils Also PalntsVOHs ailt Vanishes ¬ All Toilet-Arti- - t y i Bk JBalBfe ta L B Ulngold continues quito sick Mr William Bridges has gbno to Cynthiaua Millersburg Mr S C Madden is quito Bick at his homo on Qucon street G W Baird returned from a short visit to Millorsburg Sunday Mt8 Claudo Poxton and son Bart lott aro visiting in Owingsvillo i MIbs Mattio McClelland Is visiting in C fi fr- tC 1 - W RNunnely wifo and sou Brent will leavo to day to visit relatives in Caused fay ff Head Georgetown Catarrh in Mlssos Jano and Mary Goodpaster Catarrh is a Constitutional disease and requires a Constitutional Remedy of Owingsvillo visited Miss Annio like Hoods Sarsaparilla to cure it Read Johnson last week Three years ago as a result of catarrh 1 entirely lost mxhearlng andwaseat fqrxuoro Mr Jack Davis who has been vts than a year I tried various things to cure It but no andhad several physicians attempt it dintin- - itiug Mr Jako Henry has returned improvement was apparent I could was Intending putting to his homo in Now York JEHltH BO 0OUHU wnen myself under tho caro of a speclall oods Bar- ui Elder Y Jj Tharp of Brooksvillc saparllla would do mo some good I began taking It without the expectation of any lasting will spond tho winter with his sou Jielp To my nurprlse Had ercnt jor I found when I had taken three bottles that my bear ¬ city I kept on tin ing wnn returning la now over a year I had Mr A J Tharp of this and I taken three more It Miss Llewellyn Cloud who is teach- ¬ can henr perfectly well Im troubled but Wry little with tho catarrh I consider this 9iarknble coac and cordially recommend ing in Winchester spout from Friday till Monday with her mother in this city ill who have catarrh Herman hicks 30 ter Street Rochester N Y l Miss LUlio Jrerguson of Bourbon V HOODS PILLS sro purely vegetable and do county attended tho hop given at tho m not puree pln or frripe Bold by all drneclit Commercial Club rooms la9t Thurs day night 8ino88 of all kinds in this city is imifoiVinc Mr Charles Bean Dr Charles Duer A bou and Misses Deo Stephens and 4 See our book otter for renewals to ho Ella Procter visited in Owingsvillo found on page of premiums and Sharpsburg Sunday Auuio Pixloy the well known Miss Mattio Quicksall of Ezol was American actress died at the home of in the city tho past week visiting tho in England Thurs- - family of Dr B F Cox and other lier blpiher-iu-laday Her most popular creation was friends Sho left on Thursday for an MllSB extended visit to relatives in Texas case of tho Common wealth Tho Mr David S Trumbo and wife of against tho Columbia Finance Trust Bethel wore in tho city Tuesday vie Jo etc which was set for last Sat iting Mr Jacob Trumbo Mr D S urday was continued until tho 5th Trumbo is an applicant for Pension y of next December on account of Agont for Kentucky Mrs Trumbo neiuuessotduago uooperwas on hor way to Carlisle to visit friends there God is limited to no place Ho is Mrs S K Ford and son Earl Blake Ho is in also excluded from none Mrs A L Tipton Mrs Jamos Lane all places and in tho least of His creatures in the petal of a flower in Misses Lottie Fannio and Lula Lane a blade of grass and yet Ho is in no Mrs A J Tharp J- W Eatlifl Mr place Nowhere comprehensively and Mrs Roland- Burbridge and and exclusively everywhere because daughter Miss Nancy and Miss Ogg everywhere Ho is creating and uphold ¬ allofMt Sterling attended tho Old School Baptist meeting at N C Rat ¬ ing everything lins Wednesday Sharpsburg World John Milligan tho negro who mur ¬ Rev R A Thompson will preach at dered tho three members of a family named Clark near Oklahoma City Howards Mill Baptist church next Okla was captured in East St Louis Sunday morning at 11 oclock 111 Ho first gavo the name of Frank Mr May chief cashier of the Bank Odin but afterward broke down of England has resigned F Ho will bo and confessed the crimo saying his succeeded by Mr Boweu tho chief Intention was robbery but murdor bo- - accountant canoe necessary to make tho robbery A coon Councilman for tho city Kssful of Mt Sterling You have reason to Mr George C Everotto our now bo proud of your achievements nostmastor took charge of tho Mt havnt you Republicans pterJing Postoflico Thursday eve niug t lliastaff of assistants consists of Mr John W Carson of Richmond Messrs Howard Anderson and Wil ¬ Va who recoived serious injuries liam Ward and Miss Katio Parker while loading stock hero some months Mr Mr Everetto promises to tho people a ago was in tho city this week faithful and efficient conduct of tho Carson is greatly improved but owing office Ho will do his utmost to see to his injuries has rented his stock that all business in connection with pens for ono year and will not return iho office shall bo discharged for tho to business until after tho expiration of that time and not thou unless ho best interests of the public m Mr Herman littles Mr Ed Tayloy yisitcd in this city last weok Mr Taylor was on private business af for a Year the Of ltochester N Y A 1 Hoods SarsapaHSSa -- w - Dr Caldwell Specialist Treating diseases of tho Skin Graosy Lick BloodjfNose Throat and Nervous Sys rRead our premium list on another Misses Emma and Lillio Orear Cu tem No 20 Market Street opposite pajfoot thisipsue ma and Fannio Mason and Nannie NqrtliorpBank Lexington Ky couiity court day Owingsatteudcd church at Camargo SCEDULE OF CHARGES The Advocatk extends a cordial in last Sunday vitation to all its friends to call at tho Removal of Superfluous Hair I Jas FMason started for Liberty Moles Birth marks office 2 for each etc Mo lust Saturday on business sitting Somo of oUrrdad6rn arri taking ad Clifton Bush lost a valuablo saddle vantage of tho liberal list of premiums Treatment of Facial Blemishes Pim- ¬ mare last weok of Lockjaw A Big Out in Prices ples Black heads Blotches Freckles wo aro offering for subscribers Oth ¬ Orear and Dontou will ship to day 10 to 20 per month er Miould avail theineelvcH of out4 For Tho a car load of tattlo to Cincinnati that oiler Treatment of Nose and Throat5 cost from 1 to 2c to 10 per mouth ¬ Married on Wednesday night No D G Howoll sold his crop of to- ¬ 511 vember 8th at tho homo of Mr Fioldor Treatment of Nervous Diseases 10 bacco to Robert Soualey for Ligitt Wyatt this city Elder II D Clark to 20 per month officiating Mr John Tincher of this Myers at 9 cents to bo delivered in Treatment of Chronic Diseases of county to Miss Anna Leach of Bath wlnterordcr Skin etc viz Eczema Chronic Blood J G See sold and dolivored to G L Trouble etc etc 25 to 30 per Gov John Y Brown has issued a Kirkpatrick his crop of tobacco about month proclamation natning Friday Novem ¬ 1000 pounds at G cents ber 17 as Arbor Day Ho requests Fou Springs vapor J H Mason sold James G Mob Electric Baths Hot Vapor Sulphu- ¬ Tumblers 15c to 60c per all schools to suspend on that day and Medicated give tho children an opportunity tol erly 125 barrels of corn in field at rated Sea Baths Mercurial etc etc set 100 per barrel plant a tree 1 to 2 each Male and Female atten ¬ Stand Lamps 20c to to Tho election on last Tuesday was dants lG 4t On last Saturday morning No 22 of tho most quiot election that was ovor 65c each the north bound Illinois Qentral Pas ¬ held at Grassy Lick Only seventeen For Rent senger train was hold up near May votes polled out of two hundred Preserve Stand 15c to A good farm and ono of the best field Station and was looted of a 45c each Henry Riggs sold to Jas Johnson money making farms in the county to large amount of money which is esti- ¬ mated all tho way from 3000 to 25 head of feeders at 3c average its size situated on tho head waters Pickle Stand 5c to 15c of Flat Crook Montgomery county averago 1100 pounds 15000 Ky containing CO acres 30 acres for Mason Quart Jars 5c James Foster of Winchester rented Gov Matthews of Indiana has is ¬ his farm near Grassy Lick to Galla ¬ corn 10 aires for oats 8 or 10 acres for sued a requisition on tho Governor of gher brother for tho year 1891 con- ¬ tobacco 10 acres in grass all in a high Ohio for tho return to tho formor state of cultivation Good dwelling taining 190 acros at 1500 x State of Harry Weldon the woll- house tenant houses barn etc Ad ¬ Plates 25c per set and H C Hall and A W Stofor deliv ¬ dress known sporting editor of tho Enquirer J W BunmiiDGE upward and also sporting editor tho Times ered their cattle to W B Kidd for 154t Star Their offenso is having witness ¬ Lehman last weok at 4 cents Both Cups and Saucers 30c ed and reported a prizo fight at Law lots averaged over 1600 pounds Wanted Wanted and upward rouceburg It is not thought likely The turkey trado has oponed and Geese Old Hens Live Ducks Pitchers 15c up that Gov McKiuloy will grant tho aro selling on foot at 6 to 7 cents per and Roosters for which I will request pound and aro weighing out veil and pay the highest market price Vegetable Dishes 15c up In this issue appears the advertise ¬ averaging over 1 per head E T REIS Cash ment of E B Nugent of Louisville Farmers aro taking advantage of N B Always in market for hides Bowls and Pitchers full size 75c dealor in lino dress goods notions tho favorable weather for stringing feathers aud furs 15 Ap 1st furnishing etc This is ono of tho tobacco and gathering their corn oldest and most roliable firms in the Some few havo finished stripping out In buyiug your winter underwear city of Louisville Of tho many now their crops do not forget that wo are headquar ¬ and enterprising firms which havo Wash Pan 5c Pt Cups ters for this line Camargo become his competitors none of them King 15 2t Samuels 3c Qt Cups 6hc Gal- ¬ have mado inroads on his business Tho Misses Orear Mason and Miss lon Cups Sc Dish Tho very best goods at a small profit Nannio Owens of Grassy Lick who Stray Heifer Pans 20c 2 Qt Coffee has been ono of his leading business wero visiting tho family of J S There came to my farm near Mt rules and this with push pluck ami Wyatt Sr havo returned homo tho Pots 15c Hunters entorpri80 has always kept thim in two former having stayod sovcral Sterling somo two weeks ago a red Sifters 20c Wood yearling heifer black nose white the lead From this section ho has days to attend the meeting switch and threo white feet and ankles Rim Sifters 10c 4 Qt always dono a good business and in Mrs J M Rickotts who has been Tho owner will pleaso call pay for his advertisement calls attention of Covered Buckets 15c confined to her bed with pneumonia this notice etc and secure his prop tho people to what ho is handljng wo are glad to say is improvijjg erty R B Young Heating Stoves 200 up this bcason slowly ton this wcok Circuit Court is in session at Stan CORRESPONDENCE REED FOR CASH Vext-Mouday-- ¬ not Dais In Glassware Queensware Tinware ¬ James O Boll who had been ar- Minister Thompson of Brazil has charged with embezzling 5000 from a law book publishor for whom wired Secrotary of State Grosham that lie iftad acted as confidential book Admiral Mello has petitioned to bo Mjr croated a sensational scene inirecognized by the United States as a t un court at unicaao dv iaiuner wriuuns bollgoront Tho minister was auviscu to tho floor with tho exclamation that to inform admiral Mello that ho had ho had taken poison Ho was takon not yet established a sufficient polit- ¬ to a hospital whero it was said that ical or military organization to be en ¬ ho had swallowed strychnine and was titled to recognition in a dangerous condition Elizabeth Armstrong the child of Mr and Mrs people of tho Camargo noigh- Tho been troubled for some EdwardB Jones of this city died at borheod haye timo past by parties taking thoir the residenco of its grandfather Mr Hi horses and riding them off and it Homy L Jones Sr on Sunday after ¬ would bo Sometimes days before tho noon at 3 p m Tho little suffer had ifdinimal could be found Some of the been hopelessly ill of spinal menin ¬ rosiuenis oi mo neignuprnoou navo gitis for some ten days past and tho bceu keopiug watch lately and Satur- ¬ loving parents andfriends adminis ¬ day night were rowarded by catching tered as best thoy could to alloviato Suffor the Jittlo ones one Dump Chonault a negro with its 8ifforlngs a horoo belonging to John Adams to como unto mo Of such aro the auspicious antijW saddle and bridlo belonging to kingdom of Heaven Tho parents Because WHY HOODS Clwfffio Wjatt Tho negro was lodg havo tho slncoro sympathy of tho com Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best most reliable and accomplishes the ed in jail at this place andwill most munity May God bless and strength 4f greatest cures HOODS CURES on them iu their affliction nrouauiy spenu a term ai rranKion mf Vf ested 7 -- recovers sufficiently S t thirteen-months-ol- -- Mr G H Robinson and Miss Car rio M Browning of Poy tons Lick camo tot this city on Wednesday ac- ¬ companied by Jt H Wilson and wifo After securing a liccuso they called on Elder B W Trimble to perform a mar ¬ riage ceremony Elder Trimble invited them to Judge Cassjdys residence to find a suitablo placo for tho perform- ¬ ance of tho ceremony Mr Wilson preceded tho bride and groom by a fow minutes and had just hitched and entered tho house when his horse took fright and breaking loose went tearing down tho street Just at the corner of Short and High streets as tho happy couple all unmindful of any danger turned into High street the horso attached to Mr Wilsons buggy dashed into thorn throwing them both to tho ground Occupants and brokon vehicles together with thoir brightened horse which had been knocked down wero mixed up in one confused mass The lady w a extricated from tho heap but not bo foro sho had boon kicked by tho Btrug gling animal Both man and woimm wero severely hurt by tho fall tho gentleman having his faco fearfully mashed and cut and several tcoth knocked entirely out and others loosened Tho lady was so seyorely bruised that she was unablo to walk or oven stand without assistance Kind hands convoyed both to the hos pitablo homo of Captain Matt Cole ¬ man where tho sympathetic mistress of thohoueo did uli in hor power to mako them as corafortablo as Dossiblo Later in tho aftcrnooh tho deferred coromony was performed by Elde Trimble and having secured a carri ¬ age with a careful driver thoy wore convoyed homo It is to bo earnestly hoped that their married lifo may bo as happy as its boginuiug was in ¬ Dried fruits of all kinds at A Baum Cook Stoves Mr John Adams of Carlislu has 15 3t Sons returned to this placo to mako his homo with his mother Pure Poland China boars and gilts Dr J B Spratt bought 42 barrels for sale by 13 t R Marshall of corn of John Redmond at 175 per barrel Corn in this section scorns Mitchell sells tho handsomest and to bo rrthar high for tho majority of those that have it to sell wont take best anthracite base burner on the - 15 2t market less than 2 The protracted meeting of Old Fort Fattonod hogs for sale conducted by Bro Lancastor is prov- ¬ Mt 16 2t Robert Maushall ing to be a glorious and good meeting although no additions as yet havo been mado to tho church Every ono is invited as it is likely to go on for a week or more yot Miss Lucy Lockridgo was thrown from hor horso Friday night by rid iuto the rock on the sido of tho pike she was not seriously hurt 450 up peiisware Ky Sterling DONT A Votiie Inscu Mr Henry S Wood ono of outmost promising yonng attornoys son of Col A T Wood lato Republican candidate for Govornor of tho State of Kentucky is announced to marry Miss Iva L DeGarmo of Covington daugh- ¬ ter of Mr S C DeGarmo toiler of tho Northern Bank of that city in the mouth ofDecember 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 Lard using for shortening is indigestible you know But if you would always have For Rent Residenco proporty on Main street C W Howe YOUR Cakes pies rolls and bread - Go to Mitchell for Queonsware You will get a first class articlo and for less money than any house in town a speciality of dressed turkoys and ducks this win ¬ chickens ter Leave your ordor early Fish and othor staple and failcy groceries 10 2t H G Tabb v palatable and perfectly di- ¬ gestible order the new short-¬ ening CoTTOLENE for your t I will mako if WIFE Sold by all grocers JR-- For Sale - ¬ Twosccond hand hard coal basq -f liVit J Ool- burneraiGppdasnow I IS KVh IF vk EdMitcuell i -- 3iiUes ITlxoaaapsori IV WAAAAfi m C3 lUtUMIiMWA rocer3r Hjf 0 v f Si vwrvtH I V t i V 0 r V t -H J tin U Ut 1 1- i i y0f i SS I rwv T5 fc B if r in ItfT STEBIilKG puinupwm n ReadOur Great Premium Qffixj To Old ADVOOATETtSTBeBXYrOfeiCBBI4l803 Si nT V r - f j1 V Jf d 1TtinWirrninrrnrnBnfflmM and New Subscribers of the ADVOCATE Something for Everybody I - f Books Sewing Machines Firearms Silverwear Watches etc 1 A Readers who will get us Subscribers can get any of these Premiums FREE j PREMIUMS PR EMIUM PREMIUMS PREMIUMS PRE MIUMSPREMIUM READ OUR GREAT BOOK OFFERS EVAPORATE AWAY HIGH ARM -- PREMIUM i The CLOTH BOUND BOOKS GIVEN Wo have mado an arrangement with the publishers of the series of books named bolow which will enable us to give any one of these works FREE to subscribers who will renew and pay their subscription In advance Offer NO I We will give any ono of the Bound DooVs below FREE with ono now sub scription paid in adance Offer No aWo will ghe anr ono of these Books to subscribers who will pay up their oacK subscriptions now ana one more hook u tney will pay ior anotner j ear Offer No 3 to paid up subscribers and reader Wn will crlvn one nf these Books to an reader who presents at this ofllce two of the Coupons below and 30 cents any book may be soiecieo mil eacn oruer ior oacn uook musi do accompanied by two Coupons Eff NO HOOKS SOLD WITHOUT COUPONS TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS YOUR FRUIT AT HOME WITH TH Busgls rji Carts jhowrj below re trje Cheapest fcrjd Bst for tb rrjopey evr offered Uieeo low prices is RIFLES Diieber and Haippderf Given away to Our Readers ANY ONE CAN OET A j GOLD WATCH FREE READ OUR OFFERS The Dueber and Hampden Watches offered below are standard goods and give tho utmost satisfaction and comfort to their owners We have therefore no hesitation but take pride In being able to offer suoh high class goods to our subscribers and readers These Watches will equal in appearance and wear as well ts any 50U0 watch in the mantel is warrant- ed by cer- - SEWING MACHIJHB READ BELOW HOW us COOK STOVE DRYER Lf lW g t 4 countrv it la a littlo orold mini Thousands ol careful prudent household managers who navo no time or necessity to engage1 in evapor ating fruit for market as a business but who have frequent nso for lust snob an article at tnis ior maiung smaller quantities ox aneo fruit berries ana vegetables for their own use or for sale will find it tho most satlsfaotor and profitable investment the could make stov ana off Whktrfctfctafcrfckhfetekmt- A lady can easily lift it onflo poundsthe It as it weighs about twenty CLOTH BOUND BOOK COUPON Interchangeable galvanized wire cloth trnjs which will not rust or discolor tho fruit etc TWENTY CENTS nnd TWO of these J and will last for years It Is made of iron ex frames and supports Coupons presented at the OfHco of this J cent tray useu can bo beefsteak paper will ontltlo tho holder to ono i using the lowerior broilingthis purpose fish etcj tray ior Each book from the list given below book beautifully bound In cloth and J gold J ondd sent by It to be Money mall bo in 10 cts for I stamps If postage jnny -o t We think this is ono offers to our subscribers anyway to thoso whcl nave a rew iriii troos or an orcnaru To thh ladles of tho household In town 01 ¬ TO OBTAIN ONE OF of our most attractive THESE ELEGANT SEWINQ HACHINES Free not because of they ore thrown together or mode of poor ma¬ terial hut because the benofit of the jobbers and the wholesale dealers profit which is slwu j largo is given to our subscriber Those vehicles are shipped to you direct from tho factory at factory prices and they are guaranteed and warranted just as described Tie reason READ OUR OFFERS 8 BLOW ht This SEWINQ MACHINE is undoubtedly tho equal of any 5000 machine on tho mar ket It is offered fully guaranteed ox actlyas represented and with tho assurance that it will more than equal tho expectations of all who receivo one WE PAY THE FREIGHT No 1 BUGGY Under this head wo offor ou subscribers and roaders the Colobrated Breech Loading Remington Rifle latest im proved pattern This Rifio is made by tho REMINGTON ARMS CO who supply Rifles to the United States Government This Riflo ia mado in several sizes Wo can supply it in 32 Winchester 38 and 44 calibre centre firo cartridges can be used Tho REMINGTON has oc oiled walnut tacon barrel stock caao hardpnod frame and trimmings sporting front and rear Bights and shell It Is tho best Hunt ejector ing Riflo made and will give perfect satisf action WATCHES OTJH PTJTBBB 10 NTO karat solid gold filled case stem uncate has a it all other¬ Improve ment OurDu bor watch Is made in elthercpen i winding Jew eled move ¬ ¬ and 7 sot ting face hunting¬ purchaser can cbooso dPlwSjIVISMKMKnllMs caso or ment and 1444 and are all Marvel desired t Ej8 r i Those Books havo been carefully selected by well known nuthtfra They are elegantly bonnd in cloth with gilt back and regular retail price Is three times titles Tho the figure wo ask Married Beneath Him 3y James Payn sssllH - Regular Track 4 feet 8 inches 1 o I tTpzz I m iLjjfWTrrc Mary St John By Rosa Nouchotte Carey The Matchmaker By Beatrice Reynolds Michael Strogoff By Jules Verno A Modern Circe By Tho Duchess Monas Choice Br Mrs Aloxander My Danish Sweetheart By W Clark ItussolL My Hero By Mrs Forrester The Mystorios of Paris By Eugene Sue Nellies Memories By Roea Nouchetto Carey Old Curiosity Shop By Charles Dickens By Josoph Hatton Old House at Sandwich Oliver Twist By Charles Dickens One Life Ono Love By Miss M E Braddoh Only the Governess By Rosa Nouchetto Carey The Pathfinder By J Fenimoro Cooper Pilgrims Progress By John Bunan The Pioneers By J Fonlmore Cooper Plutarchs Lives Poes Tales By Edgar A Poe The Prnirie By J Fenlmore Cooper Bj Florenco Warden A Princo of DarknesB ueenlos Whim By Rosa Nouchotto Caroy Reproach of Anncsley By Maxwell Gray lie Ilomola By George Eliot Rory OMore By batnuel Lover Sartor Resartus By Thomas Carlyle The Scottlsb Chiefs By Miss Jano Porter The Sealed Packet By T adolphus Trollope Second Thoughts By Rhoda Broughton uy Mrs ummant Beir Hacrinco By Washington Irving The Sketchbook Bj Maxwell Gray of Dean Maftland Silence on of 1orthos Uy Alexander uumas 3t Katherlnes bv tlie Tower By W Besant Swiss Family Robinson By Mrs N L Cameron This Wicked World rhe Three Guardsmtn Bj Alexander Dumas Tom Brown nt Oxford By I homos Hughes Twenty Thousand Leaguos Undor the feea By Jules Verne Twenty Years After By Alexander Dumas m Two Years Before tho Mast By R II Dana Jr By Komi Nouchotto Carey Undercurrents By The Duchi ss Under Two Flass By Oulda Vuultj Fair By W M Thackeray Die Vicar of Wakefield By Oliver Goldsmith By Aloxander The Vicomte do Braggelauuo Dumas Vi an tho Beauty By Mrs Annie Edwards Wpi Wife Bv Rosa Nouchetto Carej o Tw o By Edna Lyall The nitt Companv By A Conin Doyle B William Carlton VMUvIl ill lho itchIIiid By H Ui Icr Haggard The Woman In Wliltu H Wlkte Collins A Omans Face By r loiciao Warden A Woman s Ik irt Ii Mh iiloxander B A Womans War Imrlote M Bracme uiting By E Ina Ljull Won Thu Wooing Ot By Mrs Alexander Uncle Max S By The Duchess y fVMDJT HJDV 5 SO MT NOV 5 00 A I Rlenzi By Sir E Bulwer Lytton Robinson Crusoe By Danlol Defoe This Sowing Machtno has a tight and loc w wheel self threading shuttle automatic bobbin winder side drawers center drawer and drop leaf Tho woodwork is of tho finest finish in antique oak or walnut as desired The needle is straight and self setting and of great strength The pressure on tho sewing This shows the Dryer set on an ordinary Cook foot Is adjustable whon tho foot Is raised the tension on the thread Is released and the work move can bo removed without bending or breaking The US COOK STOVE PEuTT DBYEB the needle on Arm one inch higher than Low Arm Machine THOROUGHLY TESTED AND APPROVED Self setting Needle Self threading Shuttle LATEST CHEAPEST BEST Automatic BobLin Winder Automatio Ten- WIIQHT OUNDI Bed plate Countersunk in Handsomo metal base Can be used on an sion Release kind of stoo Dimensions base 22x10 incline Toble etc height 26 inches eight gaUanized wire cloth trays containing Is square fee tor traysuriace Wo claim for this machine all the good points No extra fire Alw a s readv for use and will last a lifetime Easil and quickly set on and found in other machines All old wornout oil tho stove as needed empty or filled with ideas havo boon discarded and it has boon so iruit improved and simplified that today it stands As a great Economizer and Money Makoi at the head of tho list of high grade machines Tho cut abovo shows how the machlno looks for Rural People it is without a Rival It Is In thousands of homes throughout the Has It ever occurred to jou that with a little United States labor wasting apples berries and eKetabls Our Machine Is specially adapted to tho can bo qulckl eaporated and are then worth pound lor pound for flour sugar coffee but- ¬ wants of ter rice oatmeal etc TAILORS i EVKPORKTOR IMPROVEMENTS Furnished completo with the following I TCP Full rubber 8 bows full lined rRIMMIINOS Grcon cloth with wing biscuit cusnion BIDB CURTAINS Uubber with green back This Army Revolver Is also PIANO BODY 25x60 inches mado by tho REMINGTON SPR1NOS Tempered and warranted AXLES fifteen slxteentha steel fan tall and ARMS CO and Is similar to swedged tho ono used by tho uniteu WHEELS Sarvons patent with U tire It is a States Cavalry Bearing Brewster splendid weapon and of very PAlffTINO Body black green stnpea witu nno single lino long range does not got out of 6HAFTS Well Iron leathered and tipped Furnished with Boot Toe pads Carpet and order and is reliable in every respect It Is mado In 41 wrencn We will give this Buggy freight paid to calibre only has six chambers nearest railroad depot to any ono sending full grained stock and 6 1 2 as 40 new paid up yearly subscriptions and and 7 J 2 Inch barrel a pur Ir 13800 In cash or for CO now paid up yearly sub- option icrlptlons and 1500 in cash or wo will ecu It chasers readers Our outright to a subscriber only for 5000 must not con- ¬ eash railroad freight paid liill u This Buggy will easily retail for 100 and will found this Rem- ¬ ington Army Re- ¬ rive perfect satisfaction volver with tho cheap trashy cast iron revol- ¬ INTO- - 1 vers which now flood tho market and are sold at any price but remember that this is a higb class it TTiiniri made from the best matorial by the leading makers in the United States to any ono sending us 32 now paid up yearly subscriptions or for 12 now paid up yearly sub¬ scriptions and 700 In cash ad dod or we will sell it to a sub far 11 m In rnflh The Rifle weighs about seven pounds and will be sent by express in ancasoa We will Glvo one of those Rifles CRFFilitl- ilr REVOLVERS fr f charges prepaid to any one sending 44 new prepaid yean- - subscriptions to this paper or rqr ia new prepaia yearly suDscnptious and 6300 in raeh added or a subscriber can buy it elivered to his address for S1260 cash The coses are all beautifully engraved 3STO S3 SCji ij Wo wilt send this Watch FREE t J J t has solid filled karat OUK HOOSIER WAGON with Hamp- ¬ den move- ¬ ment caso either open face or hunt ¬ ing gold case 10 WATOH chasers tion op at pur- - SIl Wind a Hot and latest im- ¬ provements Warranted to wear for years f arin U- - any ono sending us 30 new paid up yearly sub¬ scriptions or for 15 new paid up yearly sub¬ scriptions and 000 in cash added or wo will Bclllttoasilbsorlbcr for 900 cash Sent bv express in all cases Wo will Glvo this Revolver FREE to l y Body 63 Inches long 80 inches wide paintel black or natural wood finish hardwood dash alckol lino rail or patent leather dash trim K IK tning heavy tnamoled flnll M Irnlnkt IIWKillMMiLD uu inippmg weltrht - ins canocltv uuu ids ti dear 1 inch double collar steel axle U4 IWUA- pored springs Inch oval edgo steel tiro and bolted wheels 3 feet 4 Inches nuttPEO ind 3 feet 8 Inches paint dark green carmine -- National Souvenir Spoons 3fPBSJlNNiwiFfiiPiBWiM grained DRESSHAKERS HOW TO OBTAIN ONE FREE To any one bending us 10 new paid up yearly subscribers will bo sent FREE se- ¬ IFOR curely packed and crated ono of these lO OLIl U S Cook Sto o Dryers with outilt com- ¬ Readers and Subscribers subscribers w ho like good read plete or it will be sent jou for 5 new paid Those of orr Offer nt ill full j appreiiuto tho Book carefullwe up yearly subset iptions and 360 In cash Head tho Couion mako below of Ihem with 8 cents will entitle any added or it will bo sold to subscribers for rm reader to ono of these books No books given 5 00 in cash The regular price of this 3netis two of there C onions atcompan eac l Drjeris700 irder If jouwant two bookk four Coupons must bo bent and so on In all cases the Dryer will bo sent by freight securely paoksd and crated freight to bo paid lbrfefefckfMwrfefefeft by tho receiver but as the Dryer only weighs 2j pounds tho freight charges will bo trifling EIGHT CEN1S and TWO of thoso Read what people say who havo a Cook Coupoiis preheutud nt tho ofllco of tHlt Stovo 1ruit Drj er paper will entltlo the holdt r to one book from tho llhtgiwn below Ench TESTinONIALS book Is well hound in paper cover and BnocKTiiXE N Y contains lrom 23A to 300 pages Regu- ¬ Sins- - The U S C S Drora Bold bv us this lar price 85 cent lason hao given good satisfaction Mrs An IF OUDKUKl UY MAIL enclose drews of Ellington N Y sho can easily with Coupon und eight cents your j ary z ousnels a day Yourssas rosncctfullv name nnd address and put tho name Mrs F PIER of this paper und town nnd stutu In Laidio Fulton county Pa the blank below and mall direct to Gentlemen We did not got the Cook the IublUiers THE AMERICAN Drier until th- - drying season was nearly Stove over FltEMIUM CO 012 Ynnderbllt ltuild- - It is a gem to anyone who wishes to dry all i tng New York with whom wo liuo kinds of small fruits and also all kinds of urranged to fill all our mull orders fruits on a small scale It is marvelous tho ra¬ j promptly prepaid pidity with which It prepares green fruit for the sack No one can descrlbo its merits un- ¬ Naiuu of lupur less thoy try one It Is worth tho price asked for it for corn alone Yours truly i City or Town JNO F JOHNSON t State 3400 in cash or we will sell It to a subscriber railroad freight prepaid for SEAHSTRESSES MOoo Our No i KOOSIBR WAQON will be given silroad freight prepaid to any ono sending u 10 new paid up yearly subscriptions and 2510 n cash or 25 new paid up yearly subscriptions and ind ty subscriptions or for 15 new paid up yearly lubscrintlous and 900 in cash added or we will sell It to a subscriber for 1400 cash de- ¬ livery paid Under the head of Ladles Watches we nave Two Splendid Offers Tho most fastidious must be pleased with the beautiful Watches described bolow Is wWiXothl5FRFE for tj LKDIES poia-upyea- r- 25c BOOKS Be Our instruction book Is profusoly illustrated showing how to do all kinds of fancy work with our attachments Each machine is furnished with tho follow ing fall set of best steel attachments in a plush lined caso Six bobbins 12 ncedlos oil can filled wrench guido and guldo screw foot hemmer feller rufflor tucker binder fsetof i hommers and instruction book WttTCHES No 11 A THE VILIvA PttftEJON GftRT OB movement 10 THE INDIES CHKMPION years The Hampden movement la a celebrated tilled case and EAOH SPOON COLD LINED karat In gold 20 warranted to wear for solid nickel full 7 Jeweled stem wind and set and all Im- ¬ provements p i Ti t book aotxpoisr 1 WARRANTY We not only lay claim to the BEET SEWINQ MACHINE In tho world b t substantiate our claim bj giving- a guarantee with oacb Sewing Machlno agreeing- to duplicate any part th t proves dofdotlvo in FIVE YEARS froe of charge Shuttlos and Neodlos ox copted thereby proving conclusively our confidence in our own Sewing Machine - WE WILL GIVE THIS Seats two ttassomrers wheels 4 foot oil tem pered springs ciumied tiro 1 inch double col- w eigne iou ids ar sieoi175axi snipping weight lbs Tho Villa Cart Is a very useful vehicle for litber town or country and will glvo perfect latisfactlon Wo offer this FREE railroad trelght paid for 6o new paid up yearly sub icrlptlons or for 00 new paid up j early sub icrlptlons and 1300 In cosh or it will bo Bold to SEWING MACHINE FREE and Full Set of Attachments complete freight paid to any railroad depot caat of tho Rocky Mountains to any ono sending us CO now paid- up early subscriptions to this paper or for 20 how paid up yearly subscriptions and 1300 in tash added or we will sell it completo to a tubscrlber for 1900 in cash which Is less than half its retail price railroad freight paid besides paid a subscriber for 1000 cash railroad freight T 3jj nBTiii These Spoons aro full size and beautiful rpeclmens of tho engravers art and aro mado of nickel silver and heavily plated with puro sterling silver They como half iozen in a set all differently engraved rhe bowl of each spoon has a lininc of 22 karat gold which gives them a beautiful ppearanco each set Is completo In a satin lined caso Nothing could bo ooro appro- ¬ priate as a gift than a sot of National Sou- renir bpoons Wo will Glvo this Ful Stt FREE to any ono sending us 8 now paid up yearly luuscripuons or ior o new pam up yearly SUD icrlptions and 100 in cash added or it will bo told to a subscriber for 250 cash dollvered This Wjltfth llnnnnl tr UnClflM prepaid In every instance ibe market W VUUX h Mamoelles bocrot By E Marlltt Blind Fate Uy Mrs Aloxander A Vagrant Wire By Florenco Warden PegWofllngton By Charles Rcade Rufflno By Oulda Loves Atonement By Th Bentron I Have Lived and Loved By Mrs Forrester lot Her Face and Her Fortune By Mrs Annie Edwards The Houte on the Marsh By Florenco Warden Ladles Taney Work Wife in Nome Only By Chnrlotto Braomo The Story of an African Farm By Ralph Iron 3he A History of Adventure By 11 Rider Haggard Sing Solomons Mines By H RIdor Haggard Essays First Series By Ralph Waldo Emerson Camillo By Alexander Dumas The Modern Homo Cook Book The Shadow of a Sin By Charlotte M Braome The Secret of Her Life By Edward Jenkins By Wilkio Collins K Rogues Life The Other Mans Wife By John Strango Winter Che Master of the Mine By Robt Buchanan Lord Llales Daughter By CharlotteMBroeme Essays Second Sorles By Ralph Waldo Em- ¬ erson Doris Fortune By Florenco Warden The Bag of Diamonds By Geo Man villa Fenn A Tour of the World In Eighty Days By Jules Verne k Nemesis By J McLaren Cobban Ulan Quatermain By II Rider Haggard The Scarlet Letter By Nathaniel Hawthorne Tho Old vL- - 444 44d tfW4jft RGD CRT QtnSc i BALL BEAR I NO INDIVIDUAL vulll nlvn this Watnl CBtrt m lellvered to anv address COLUMBUS SOUVENIR SPOON rearly rubscrlptlons or for SO nnw niLrm new paid up for Thcso Columbus Sou- - rearly subscriptions and 1100 In cash added w it will bo sold to a subscriber for 1760 cash venir Spoons aro full slzo A3D3r DXTKBHR 2 and will no doubt bo in las soiiu lu world It uas carat n fuU 7 Jevel 2 great demand among our Uled gold caso and Ladies Txn Wn r THB Ii Salt and Pepper Set Sewing Machine Agents sell this Machine for 5500 and 6500 This Set is a new design in Triple Plate Salt and Spoon Gold Lined Complete in satin lined raso Makes a beautiful present dellruied to any address for 4 new paid up yearly subscriptions or wil sell it to a mbscriber delivery prepaid for 160 Wo will give this Set FREE cmne Mn H T Pxnisn of Cood ys Bluff Ind T writes We are uslne one oif your High Ann Sewing Machines and hare been for over threo years nnd are pleased to say It U everything you recommend it to be Wo received the ma chlno in June 1888 Mn Buiiton Jackson of Bluford 111 writes under datoof Sentember 1691 I havo received the High Arm Sewing Machine and am well pleased For eautr strength and simplicity of work It is unexcelled it it H ii Utteiidaok of Florida Mo writes We bought a High Ann Sewincr Ma chine from yo iln March 1889 and are well pleased with U in every respect Wo add in conclusion a few testimonials to the manufacturers from parties whohaia bought tho Premium High Ann Sewing Ma- - TEOTIMONIXLS Steel seat suttDort painted wine red green r natural wood varnished ond of spring rests n a roller for two passengers wheels 4 feet U tempered springs cniurED tire 1 lnch loublo collar steol axle weight 180 lbs ship ¬ ping weight 150 lbs This Cart Is very strong and serviceable for both town and country and will be oven FRBGi railroad freight paid for 48 now paid up early jBubscrlptions or for 0 now paid up yearly subscriptions and 1000 in cash 11 m r will be sold to a subscriber for 1500 in cash W Bemember railroad freight from factory Wo will Give ono of Vm o la prepaid on all of the above offers thoso Spoons If POLES are required extra they will be ihipped freight prepaid complete with neck- roke and whiffletrees for 1200 not cash JVeiwl 0vo thla for 35 FREE to any one sending us 1 new leuvered to any addiess Watch new paid up SHAFTS only are supplied at above prices paid up yearly subscription rearly subscriptions or for 14 new paidup Buggies and Carts nrlth ear1Z5bsorPtlons and 700 in cash added The Agreement to pay rreioht extends r we will sell it to a subscriber for 45 cents it will be sold to a snbsoriber for 1300 Ua Dnly to stations east of tho Rocky Mountains delivery prepaid in each rase lash delivered to any address In all eases 11 ruaranteed to vear for Vcars n fact better ban any other 3E graved heavily plated with taso of equal pure sterling sllyer and raiuo in tue Dwlll last a lifetime Tho of each spoon is w bowl g satin or frosted finish 5 which greatly adds to w their appearance Each spoon comes put up in a neat box 42 readers at this season c Thoy aro beautifully en mont with stem wind and set and all im- ¬ provements ton moveJ h 7ff It vl TTTill a3r 7Zo ul to Iead Tliese re2iCLiCLrri Col aza3LSCa3eull3r wf A J i U 2- - Ai JI rjk uMMgMMMMygiJiwMMw jMMfhlMllisiSiii iHBBfiTBrWiiir r lAikMimtwtmtmn J iTnirriiTam iSiTiMriftXjCMUiiiliT Vijpr 0u am a iJ ri s w V MT STEBLIKG ADVOCATE TT3ESD AT NOVEMBER 14 1893 Soft Shell Eggs Wo wish to state to readers that When tho hena lay eggs with soft shells thoro is nothing that can bo givsn them o prevent tho difficulty Tho causo may always bo traced to ono source overfeeding It soft shell eggs aro noticed tho hons aro too fat It is because fat is an obstruction to tho laying lions that tho eggs aro im ¬ perfect in any respect The custom is when tho shells aro soft to give tho hons oy8tor 8hell8 in oruor to provido lime for tho egg shells but thoremcdy When is not known to bo offectivo over tho hens begin to lay eggs with soft sholls nothing can bo done to pre ¬ vent tho ovlls but to reduce tho hens in flesh which may be dono by plac- ¬ ing them on a starvotion diet for a While and also compel them at tho samo time to work for ovcry ounce of food thoy roccivo Activo breeds aro not so subject to tho difficulty as are largo breeds that aro kept in confine- ¬ ment Tho shape and sizo of tho eggs largely dopend upon tho condition of Poultry Koopci tho hens A A crowning tuectti WtUwIuwNltttffllilwriHiwwtiui s S H o SEE advocate f Thats irhttt Dr Formers 30UNTX ANNOUNCEMENTS Relief Is It la upecifl e for Inflam Golden w Announcements for county ofllcos RMomnanv tho order Lom- wuxications in tho interest ot rcandid ItosvO cents por lino 5 fliifih t mation reaching and curing it Truer over It cxiutsS well ¬ Q OOIDSI I am bottor prepared to sell more goods for a llttlo money than over before Bi ffKi V m 1 B H HH Ii I J id fl H J1 J3HERWT arAknthrirized to announco ivici Ird H Huftt as a candidato tor Bnerm MMontgomary county suojoct to ino far Faction of W V tbto JDemocratipart - nr orn onShovlzoa to announco Iwm raioflfl nn acandidato for Sheriff FL- w pof Montgomery apumy uj tn ln action ot tno uompcrnuu yaiij A UI Wo m authorized to announco J 0 B Glllispio a candidate for Sheriff of Montgomery coanty subject to tho aotion of tho Domocratic party FOB JAILER lug and pain accom pany inflammation so it always cures swelling and pain Under whatever name Inflammation Is found and tho list is a long ono there will Golden Relief cure Thus it is tha t it will euro a felon applied oxtcrnnlly and also o consumption taken in 5 drop doses on small lump of sugar In ternally You have sore bruised finger Put tho Relief on it and bo surprised how quickly H is well On any other soro it is the same One drop applied to fen old soro Will cause it to heal after all elso has failed Cold sores on your Up are cured by it in Ono night You havo tried it for sorethroat and found yourself cured almost at once Now your lungs are sore inflamed it quickly cures inflammation of the lunrs A chronic- coughConsumption is on you It will oure your lungs No inflammation no consump tion It will not permit inflammation to exist This is Why it cures consumption Just as it would sore throat or flux a felon toothache or a neuralgia Tho soro in your lungs is healed and you aro well Ono soro Is not much unlike another No inflammation no sore no con- ¬ sumption A tablespoonful cures La Orlppe If satisfaction not given monoy refunded It novor disappoints Take a bottlo homo to day ¬ ¬ m M ELEGANT SUITS of CLOTHES At prices that will astonish you I specially call attention to my finolino of Now and Pawnbroker OVERCOATS Elegant goods hat 1 am selling at prices that will mako you think I am giving them away Thoso must go regardless of cost ALL KINDS OFSJI DOUBLE CHLORIDE OF GOLD TABLETS will completely destroy the desire for Tobacco In from 3 to s days Perfectly harmless cause no sick ¬ ness and may be given In tea or coffee witheut th kncwledgi ef tht fatunt ndwill cause him to imU untarilr quit smoking orchrwlne in a few days DRUNKENNESS and MORPHINE HABIT may be easily cured at home by the use of Illlls Special Formula Gold Tablets A remedy that requires the patient while taking it to give up the use of Tobacco or Stimulants has no curative powers Beware of such nostrums make no tffirt in his own behalf and we permit the use of Tobacco Liquor or Morphine until suet time as It is voluntarily given up HILLS CHLORIDE OF GOLD TABLETS ait for sale by all firtt tlasi druggists at Ji per package HILLS IMPORTANT When taking HILLS TABLET the patient need --2 fineline oini 4 BOOTS cSc SHOES if-- At bed rock prices Gents Furnishing Goods I JACOB GORDON Hew havo bought these goods low and will sell thoni close 1 only ask a chance to show tho goods when I know thoy will sell The wonderful success of Hills Tablets has caused many worthless imitations to be placed upon the mar- ¬ ket If your druggist docs not keep Hills Tablets but offers you something just as good shun it he is deceiving you in order to sell something in which there is a greater profit REMEMBER wc guarantee a complete and per- ¬ manent cure or failing will refund the money paid us FREE A pamphlet of particulars together with testimonials from persons who have been cured by the use of our Tablets will be sent free on application If your druggist does not keep Hills Tablets send OS ioo and we will forward you package by mail Address THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO 81 S3 55 Opera Block LIMA OHIO BEWARE OF FRAUD are authorized to announco Joe 0 Turlby as a candidato ior Jailor of Montgomery county subject to tho ac- ¬ tion of tho Democratic party Wo BROWNS IRON BITTERS Plant Subject to Insomnia digestion Debility cures Dyspepsia In ¬ li33 24 South Maysville St M PawiAfs Store Mt Sterling Kv Court Directory Judge John R CoorBR presiding Third Monday May and tho Fourth Monday in November COURT OP COMMON FLEAS CIRODir COUBT lJ ftJriL yfo are authorized to annojinco M Gaston Bonnier of tho Botanical Joseph M Smith as candidato for Laboratory of Fontainobloau has been Jailer of Montgomery county subject waking a carelul study of tho phe- ¬ to tho action of tho Domocratic party nomena in tho sensitive plant and to announco T concludes that many plants havo tho Wo aro authorized M Leach as a candidato for Jailor of faculty of what is popularly known as Montgomery bounty subject to tho sleeping and that tho leaves of tho action of the Domocratic party sensitive plan t aro in an exaggerated authorized to announco J state of wakefulness By manipulat- ¬ Wo aro Best as a candidate for Jailer of ing an air pump tho diflerent move ¬ Montgomeay county subject to mo ments described by various authors action ot tho Domocratic party and generally known to those who havo watched tho behavior of this pWo aro authorized to announce J W could readily bo pro- ¬ Chenault as a cadidato for Jailor of curious plant subject to tho duced Ho oxproapcs his conclusion count Montgomery acUou of tho Domocratic party in thiB way a difference in tho press- ¬ ure round an intact sonsitivo plant o aro autnorizou w uuuuuuu immediately produces movements in a James W Lockrldgo aB a candidato tho leaves which aro in Inverse pro for Jailor of Montgomery County movements of subject to tho action of tho Domocratic portion to the ordinary tho plants and that thcro is a press ¬ party t ure abovo which no movements can bo authorized to announco observed It corresponds to tho max- ¬ Waaro candidato for Samreenwade as acounty subject imum point to which the leaf can raiso Jailor of Montgomery to tho action of tho Domocratic party itself Bonniers experiments may bo well enough as far as thoy go but it the terminal pinnule of a sensitive plant be gently pinched each pair of County Attorney leaflets close in regular succession Wo aro authorized to announco A till the baeo of tho petiole is reached A Hazelrigg as a candidato for ¬ County Attornoy of Montgomery When tho leaf falls tho wholo move to tho action of tho ment occupying nearly half a minute County subject to perform and it would scorn to be pomorcatic party impossible that atmospheric pressure TVn jivn authorized to annbunco J Coleman Roid as a candidato for which should havo a simultaneous County Attornoy of Montgomery eflect on ovory leaflet could havo tho tounty subject to the action of tho waveliko motion There is evidently Domocratic party room for further discovery hero Tho Independent -- Money in Potatoes English farmers in many parts of the country havo made a wise move in turning from wheat growing to po- ¬ tato raising and this year they are making largo profits by their change Lincolnshire is in tho north of En- ¬ gland where tho drought has dono less damage than in tho south Sales of potatoes in tho ground at 5100 to 125 por aero are roported This is far more than can bo made by wheat growing and in England agricultural labor needed to grow potatoes on a largo scale can always bo had a very cheap ratps Ex How to Keep Apples Apples which aro intended to bo kept should bo picked carefully jbo as to avoid bruising and placed imme- ¬ diately in a cool place with an un- ¬ changing temperature of about 40 degrees If tho room is well vontilat ed thoro will bo no sweating trouble Tho writor once kept a quantity of apples through a trying winter by treating them in this manner to tho surpriso of tho neighbors who pre- ¬ dicted rotting and decay Tho points to bo insisted upon aro careful hand- ¬ ling and as little as possible a cold equablo temperature and occasional fresh air Ex judge T J Scott presiding Third Uonday la MPMMSSMMSPMMi ii six September and Match MONTGOMERY QUARTERLY COURT Judge Lewis Arr ERSOV presiding Tuesday at ter Third Monday in January April July and October COUNTY COURT MONEY SUTTON Third Monday of each month MT STERLING CITY COURT CIVIL BRANCH Jcdoe James W Groves presiding urday in each month irii Sat ¬ If you want to mako monoy and to mako monoy is to savo it go to Professional JOHN M ELLIOTT I Attornoy-nt-La- w As they have the nicest lino of Furniture Carpets and Drapery in tho city dnd thoy aro selling for cash and can and will give you moro goods for the monoy than any one in East ¬ 5li ki SMITH Office 14 Mt Stalling Kr Comt Stteet First Floor J ARNETT Attorney-at-La- w ern Kentucky Salyersvillc Ky Will practice In the Courts of Kentucky Thoy can sell you Bed room Sots soid Oak from 20 up Bods from 2 up Side Boards Bureaus Spring Mattressos Bed Lounges Tables Pictures Easels Folding Beds Hat Racks and everything in tho J T M OLIVER EriTJI33SrZ1TJIKB ZLZZIriE At Rock Bottom figures and as to Carpots they can beat them all They cau sell Carpets from 20 cents per yard up to 150 just to suit all parties Our UNDERTAKING is complete in every particular Em- ¬ balming dono by experienced hands and satisfaction and prices guaranteed Dont forget the place Mt Sterling Ky All collections and real estato transactions oi anything concerning the samo oromptly at ¬ tended to and abstracts of titles given when desired Office Court Street opposite Court House Attornoy at Law and Surveyor w R THOMPSON MD Office with Dr R Q Drake East Main StreetMt Sterling Ky A HAZELRIGG Attornoy-at-laCity Atty Tyler Apicnon buildimr Mt 8terlimiJKy w j Office MSTyler rpYLER A Lewis Appcrson APPERSON Attornoys-at-law SUTTON Masonic Temple - SMITH West Main Street Office Tyler Appcrson building Mt Sterling Ky BROOKS Attomeys-at-Law WHITE ilMglSMlMlSMMMMl1 Electricity Constantly Superced No reader of tho papors can havo ing the Horse- Mt Sterling Ky Will practlco in tho counties of Montgomery Bath Menifee Powell Clark and Bourbon and tho Superior and Appellato Courts Office in Caldwell uuilding The Graduated Acreage Tax WADeHAVEN Office Court Street Alcoholism and Gambling Whilo intemporanco is decreasing in America the vlco of gambling a far moro dangerous eocial evil is cortainly not decreasing and in its various forms is probably on the inn ease It is a moro dangerous social ovil than intemperance becauso it is a sin of the spirit rather than a sin of the blood Tho vice of gambling is married to cupidity and therefore moro difficult to cure than intemperance which grows out of the sociality and conviv- ¬ iality and has no relations to cupidity Tho oldest and most experienced ob ¬ serves ot tho history of defalcations embezzlements forgeries and breach es of trust agree that 90 por cout of them date back to tho gambling vico of tho sobor man whoso sobriety com- ¬ mands tho confidence of his employers and tho community It is a popular fallacy that thoro aro no sober scoundrels when as a matter of fact 90 por cent of tho really great aud most harmful scoundrels the scoundrels who not only ruin themsel ves but rob hundreds of othors aro sobor scoundrel thoy aro obliged to bo sobor or thoy would havo no op portunity to rob their trusts since so briqty not Intemperance invites pe Ninety per cent of cuniary trust thoso sober competent men who havo from ton to twenty years of so ¬ briety and fidelity behind them havo been dragged from their moral moor- ¬ ings by tno vico of gambling which Is peculiarly tho vico of tho sobor cool self contained mon Of course thoro is no difference botween tho man who gambles at poker faro or roulette with his own or anothers monoy and a man who gambles on a margin in Wall streot or In tho wheat pit Alcoholism is a noisy vico it walks In shoes tho clangor of whoso irregu lar foots tops vox the peaceful air but the victim of tho gambling habit liko tho morphine fiend walks In shoes that aro shod with wool A noiseless vJco compared with Intomporoncq it in- ¬ flicts quiotas widespread ruin for tho sober scoundrels alwnys inflict tho most widespread mischief becauso their sobriety invites confidence and furnishes opportunity Seattle Post- Intelligencer of the Commonwealth Mt Sterling Ky Will practlco in all Courts ASSESSOR Things That are Told Wo aro authorized to announco Charles H Jones as a candidate for¬ E France who winters his bee3 on Assessor of Montgomery county sub to tho action of the Domocratic the summer stands uses for cover a ject party solid honoy board with straw cush- ¬ to announco ions over thorn Wo aro authorized for John W Cockrell aB a candidato sub- The Farm Journal says To mako Assessor of Montgomery County action of tho Democratic the horns of a growing animal chango ioct to tho party tho direction of growth scrapo them tho sido toward which you We aro authorized to annonco Ed thin on vWjlJ Gallagher as a candidate for would incline them Wsessor Bubject td tho action of tho On tho averago farm a turkey costs Democratic party no more to feed than a chicken Wo aro authorized to announco V Allou McCormick as a condidato To catch hon hawks bait a stool AfontAssossor of Montgomery county trap with chicken and set it on a polo suURct to tho action of tho Democratic eroded on tho outskirts of tho chicken party run Nail a small board on top of tho nolo to hold the trap and chain tho trap to tho polo Put the trap on top COUNTY CLERK of bait We aro authorized to aupounco Lu as a candidato for cien B Greono Remember that paint and oil aro ex- ¬ County Clerk of Montgomery county cellent preservatives of timbor and subject to th0 action of tho Domo- ¬ motal which moans look after tho cratic Darty farm implements j k Wo aro authorized to announco flGeorgo A Whitney as a candidato for County Court Clerk of Montgomery A Novel Use For the Telephone county subject to tho action of tho It is claimed that tho telophouo has Democratic party proved of groat public benefit In alle- ¬ TVo aro authorized to announco W viating cases of insanity among cer- ¬ B OConnell as a caudidato for County tain kinds of patients Many so afflict- ¬ Clerk of Montgomery county subject ed havo an eternal deslro to talk and to tho action of tho Domocratic party so long as thoy can got anybody to lis- ¬ f ten It seems to act as a sort of safety valvo for them and provonts from COUNTY JUDGE Tho going into violent contortions 0 Wo aro authorized to announco A best frionds and oven relatives how R Whito as a candidate for County ovor got worn out with tho everlast ¬ Judgo of Montgomery county Bubjoct ing chatter and driven in ono way or to the action oi tno uomocrauo party another to escapo tho infliction And announco W Wo aro authorizedas to candidato hero comes in tho telephone to furnish a JHonrv M Woodford tho remedy In cases whom it has for County Judgo of Montgomery been supplied tho patient will bo county subject to tho action of the found sitting contentedly at tho In ¬ Domocratio party strument for hours at a time listening Wo aro authorized to announco to catch what othors aro saying and Wallace A DeJIavou as a candidate at Intervals will ring up acquaint- ¬ fojkCounty Judgo of Montgomery and fire a stroam of gossip into JBVsubiect to tho action of tho ances such as lunatics only can con- ¬ thorn Democratic party coct This It is true is hard on the Vq aro authorized to announce acquaintances but it disturbs the khert KinBolvibtf as a candidato for burden of such unfortunates over tho Suuty Judge of Montgomery county wrnmiinKviind thftV can bo shut off He submits his claims to tbo action of whononois tired Electrical Roviow 0 f fjjw Ueniocratio party failed to observe tho rate at which in- ¬ dividuals and yot moro land syndi- ¬ cates and railroad corporations iu tho far West aud to tho wilder parts ot tho East aro acquiring vast domains running all tho way trom 9000 to 20000 acres to tho enormous tracts of hundreds of thousands of acres in tho far West held by companies aud the great railroad grants to Pacific lines These vast tracts of land aro at pres ¬ ent of little valuo and a valuation tax upon thorn is a slight burden to their possessors who aro holding them for speculative purposes Wo pioposo as a plan for breaking up theso appropriations of tho oarth than which monopoly cau take no moro odious or dangerous form a craduatcd acroago tax with a fixed rate of increase por 100 acres applica ¬ ble to holdings of ovor 1000 acres West would mako tho tax ono which would bo practically prohibitive of the Dentist An electric ambulauco is tho latest Mt Sterling Ky Offlcoovor Mt Sterling Nntional Bank development in St Louis It will bo as swift and steadier than a vohiclo n N COX M D Mt Sterling Ky drawn by horses and will be givon Office Room 0 Tyler Apperson building Residence on Queon street right of way by tho street car compan- ¬ x ies In some cities the electric street DR HOWARD VAN ANTWiSRP Dentist railways want to undertake tho car ¬ Office with Dr Wm Van Antwerp Short street riage of the city scavenging and there opposito tho court house seems no reason why they should not R HIIAYDON M D do tho work well MtStetling Ky In Ottawa the ii street railway has offered to carry tho JHlco near rrsldcnce cm High Sycnmoro Sts mails between the depots and tho post McKKKi Attomey-nt-laoffice It looks as if the time was HCLA Mt Sterling Ky coining whtn a citizen would havo to Office upstairs comer of Com t and Btoadway take an electric ride out into the coun- ¬ n v DAY try to a horse Electric Roviow D LAWYER DR D L PROCTOR ¬ FAIRTRIALof Hoods Sar saparilla guarantees a complete cure It is an honest medicine honest- ¬ ly advertised and it honestly Office oer Kclmngo Bank MtStoihng Kentucky Will practice in nil the Courts of Kentucky and tho Kedotal Couits CURES ESTABLISHED 1856 Mt Sterling Ky It F Peters Pies No Quarter Capital Stock 100000 John b Winn Cashier individual or corporate ownership of That is to an estate of 10000 acres say such an ostato would cost its valuo ovcry year This tax would of course bo ontiroly independent of aiS in ad- ¬ dition to tho regular tax based on assessed valuation The Now Nation Or you are all worn out really good for noth ¬ ing It is general debility Try IF XOUJC BACK A0HE3 BSOWXS XltOX BITTERS It will cure you cleanse your liver and a good appetite Will do you as much good as tho one that buys Dr Piorcos Pleasant Pel- ¬ lets This is what you got with thom An absolute and permanent cure for constipation indigestion billious atA lecent discovery liy an old physician Successfully tacks sick and billious headaches and by thousands used mouthl of Ladies la tho only per all derangements of tho liver stomach fectly safe and rolinhlo medicine discovered aud bowels No just tomporary re- ¬ Beware of unprincipled druggists who offer in ¬ this lief and then a worso condition aftor-war- ferior nieliclnt8 in plnce oftake no Ask for COOKS substitute or Cotton Root Comvocnd inclose Jl and 0 cents in postage in letter and we but help that lasts will senp scaled by return mall Full scaled COMPOUND ¬ d- glvo Dont hawk and blow and spit butiuo Dr Sagos Catarrl Remedy and bo cured 50 cents particulars inplain envelope to ladies ouly tw tamps Addtcsa No 3 of druggists Potted Strawberries Vomon who care to pot a fow strawberry plants in tholr homos Bays tho Massachusetts Ploughman and will give thom as much fussy at- ¬ tention aB thoy do llowors in winter will got something moro substantial Thoy than ilowors in due season will got some fruit and with straw borriod al15 a quart in January that might pay Tho rich will sometimes pay that much and ovon Florida bor rlan aro sold at 2 a quart or moro on But eomo tholr first apnoaranco women might liko to raiso a fow strawberries in this way without tho inducement of telling thorn Pronounced Hopeless Yet Saved Fisher Block Detroit Mich Sold in Mt Sterling by Kennedy Bros W S Lloyd it C Lloyd T G Julian and druggists everywhere Pond LIlvCo A r From a lettor written by Mrs Ada E Hurd of Groton S D wo quote Was taken with bad cold which set- ¬ tled on my lungs cough eot in and finally terminated in consumption Four doctors gavo mo up saying I could livo but a short time I gavo mysolfuptomy Saviour determined if I could ot stay with my friends on earthy I would moot my absent oncB abovo My husband was advised to got Dr Kings JTow Discovory for consumption coughs and colds I gavo it a trial took in all eight bottles it has cured me aud thank God I am now a well and hearty woman Trial -Preserves jollies and applo buttor bottles freo at W SLloyds drugstore just in at A Buum Sons 15- - 3t 50 cents por bottlo J CONTRACTOR AND I NICKERSOli BUILDER OFFICE AT 91 201 Richmond Street Call on him and pocuvo estimate Have You Anything To - i Sell Thon advortiso in tho Advocate It will bo certain to find you a pur ¬ n v If ii f i chaser V vV ci- - fa VA Xj- i i V h av h V w a 1 I t j r K n iii n MT tea ft aj i V rj it THE ADVOCATE LAND MONTHLY Of STEBLlGr ADVOCATE TUESDAY tfOVJBMBEBl 14 1898 a J xv i CROP REPORT m 9 M A A y n A nlftliatA STOCK AND CROP iit Commissioner of Agriculture Labor and Statistics FnANKFOBT Cita of It Sterling AND ill atfi AldaWretfciii Jill Hffi Li J nf S A Montgomery Gountyl ICiddand Bush bought of Charles JDonohoo 35 head of export cattle average 1500 pounds at 4 cents G Howoll has sold his this years Myor of rron of tobacco to Listett following prices ac ¬ St Louis at tho and 9 conts cording to tho grade Ky Nov 8 1893 p ittfl blffh ea por pound Kidd and Bush bought of Albert Stofer and shipped Tuesday morning 30 head of first claB3 export cattle average 1G08 pounds at 4 cents por pound This is ono of tho very best lots of cattle handled in tho county this scasou D C Torhuno bought of J S Rob- ¬ inson 22 mule coltsttwo thirds of thorn mares at 3532 por head of J B Vandiver 18 all mares at 3750 and ton others half of them mares from various partios at 30 Ho says these wero all good cotton stock Danville Advocate A fairly good sized attendance at tho sale of tho personal estate of tho lato Georgo S Mitchell in Jessamine Jennets county on Thursday last sold from 50 to 100 yearling jack 2 por head 130 common owes work horses and colts at moderate figures 10 shares Farmers Exchange Bank of Nicuolasville at 100 per share Joe Wilkerson purchased around LaGrangc Ky last week 154 head of export cattld at 420 to 440 per hun ¬ dred Tho following prominent feed- ¬ VT ers furnished tho cattle Davis 34 head average 1580 pounds DeHavcn and Cassady 86 head aver- ago 1530 pounds Judge DoHaven 30 VM head average 1580 pounds CaBsady 4 head avorago 1551 pounds This was a very well matured lot of cattle but at the prices give poor en couragement to feeders The cattle wore shipped to Liverpool Farmers Homo Journal ¬ 68 Tho weather has been fino or all kinds of farm work slnco tho rain in middle of September Ud to that time very little plowing for wheat sowing but slnco tho farmors have pushed tholr work with all their force and tho crop has been puf in in Tho early wheat came fino condition up woll as tho ground was in fjno fix and is growing finely and wilj bo in fino condition to stand the winter In some sections tho area will not bo as large as last yoar but tho averago will not fall much short It would seem that tho very low prico of wheat would rather discourage tho farmers from sowing a largo crop this year but a farmer rotating his crops has so much ground that he wants to sow in Tho State of wheat every year Kentucky is now recognized by Secre- ¬ tary Morton as ono of tho principal wheat growing States Tho average crop of tho State exceeds that of tho avorago crop of tho United States I asked the correspondents as to tho acreage Bowed this yoar compared with last These kind of questions are somewhat speculative although in some of our largo grain growing counties I have from five to ten cor ¬ respondents still it would be quito an undertaking to canvass tho counties and get a correct estimate so tho nearest wo can como to it is to get an averago of all tho estimates CORN Iixew I I New i Goods IL CrfflM 1 3LO MM t 3 tl and XS 2ToxVh CTppr W J fj1 t1 PKW mmmt FHIS T -- TM 3 i waniiaii DEALER IN EL 3B OTXGKEDTO Fashionable Dry Goods St LOUISVILLE KY Co i I an xntfralv nflwT stock Of JCOOd ftU klfi ft in patterns and lnthd latest and iiandMmwttjju es tHoi Thla stock embraces ah tho most elegant footls Tfnvn nnnnni XreBh SCASOU Fourth Ave and Green Respectfully Invites the Ladles of Montgomery to buy Fashionable Cloaks and Wraps Jaclets Cages Furs All r v I I I Dress Goods i SilkstfejSetsJ Nb Laces Embroideries Hosierr Underwear Domestics tions and all tho nowest Fano Goods Onr Dross Ms Boas ana Misses and Childrens Cloaks at EB ZLjOuisville Nugents wI Fresh 0iltMiTpjipiy ml I i mm fclie Is in chargo of MISS CUKRT lato ofjiouisviUtt tho moot fashionable wodesto in Kentucky Mint - Ienaexxxber Place- u rSL t North Upper St One HDoorubQTre 3slxu r 1 Also Fashionable Dress Silks SatinsNovelty Silks Velvets in all shades and the richest silks in Louisville at NUGENTS Also stylish Dress Goods at all prices at E B NUGENTS Also Butterioks Metropolitan Paper Fashions for winter Thoy aro the most popular in Kentucky Subscribe 1 per yoar for the Delineator monthly or 15c a copy Every lady in Montgomery County should havo this most valuable Delineator of is prepared to make- - the most stylish dresses and warranted We make a specialty of the most perfect fit at fair prices Bridal Outfits Write to us for estimates and samples We have the largest assortment of choice Dry Goods to be found in Ken- ¬ tucky and our prices are always the lowest If you cannot como to our store send us your orders and we will please you fashions fliir llrocc MMrtr Ranarfmont pIpfmppTgiTaPiSifgpifil nil i INSURE YOUR v th TOBACCO WITH isii stamps at the Post Office grocery And then whatever you need with which to supply tho table you can get the host for tho least money Fruits of all kinds fresh evaporated canned and dried fancy and domestic gro- ¬ ceries 16 The reports for tobacco are moro varied Jthan any other crop They range from 20 to 110 per cent Re ports from tho counties of Henry Owen and others that tho tobacco is curing up badly tho color very dark from some other sections they report much of the crop cut green to save from frosts and in many other places it wascaught by it Sholby and Spencer report that their lato tobacco is bettor than their early caused by the lato rains I could namo a num ¬ ber of counties that report good crops What tho committee of the Tariff Bill will advise is only a matter of but altogether the reports are not flat- ¬ speculation Of course something tering Por ccut 81 pastures always leaks out and this is now what those who claim to bo in posi- ¬ Tho condition of all pastures are not tion to know say It is generally so good as tho prospects indicated a understood at the Treasury Depart ¬ mouth ago The rains wero general ment that uo material change will be all over the State but have not been made in the internal revenue sched- ¬ frequent enough In some counties ule except to increase the duty on the grass was so very dry it had the whisky put a duty on crudo and re- ¬ appearance of being dead and has fined sugar do away entirely with the made very little growth Where the bounty on sugar which this year rains were moro frequent the pastures foots up nearly 10000000 But are very fino Per cent 77 when tho bill is framed and presented HOGS to Congress tho only thing that will As to tho number of hogs to bo fed bo said by tho prophets will bo 1 this fall the indications are that tho told you so shortage will bo as great as that of Thoro was a sensational scone in the last fall It was thought that with United Statos Court at Nashville Sat- ¬ an abundant crop of corn tho short- ¬ urday Judge Sago being given the age could bo mado good in twelve lie by Sparrel Hill one of tho attor- ¬ months but Buch has not beon tho neys in a case before tho court case Too many brood bows wero Tho attorney however did not fattened and sold last fall because of go to jail for tho contempt Jndge Sage the high price and it will not do to accepting an apology rely on gilts to raiso as many pigs as old sows Por cent 77 You can always get postage ¬ The Richmond Climax reports Mad ison Court day sales Monday as fol- ¬ Trade was slow and prices lows low Common grades of stock could not bo sold at any price Seven to eight hundred head of cattle on the market Most of tho good feeders sold Good yearlings wore a little off in price and demand Sold 18 head 1100 pouud feeders at 3355 3 head yearlings 17 12 head feeders 34 11 head of feeders 330 15 head of feed ¬ ers 290 lpair mules 101 1 yoke cattle 54 A number of plug horses and mares from 15 to 40 The mar- ¬ ket for mule colts as it was October court A great deal of stock cattle mules and horses were not sold Price per pound on cattle was from 150 to 330 owing to quality The fall has been fino for drying up corn all tho early corn was well dried before it was put in tho shock aud is in fine condition for cribbing The overago quality of tho crop will not averago with last year as tho crop of 92 would reach nearly 100 per cent in quality In many localities tho late corn has been vory badly hurt by the frosts which lowers tho condition in both quality and quantity As quito a number of farmers arO feeding their fall hogs on wheat it will save very much of their corn crop for win tor uso for other kinds of stock which will add very materially to tho short- ¬ age of tho crop Por cent 82 TOBACCO p- - 17 7 flC m 109 23 90 r BAIRD WINN i h WHAT DOES IT MEAN It pieani that the Queen and Creeeent Route li IT miles ehortfit tatween Cincinnati and Lexington tamllea ihorteit Cincinnati to Kir jnlsRhuni 50 milt i ahorteat Cincinnati to New Orleans 109 mllei ahortett Cincinnati to Chattanooga Atlanta or JaeksonrLUe Florida SOLID VESTIBULED TRAINS between all of the ahoTs jwlnU Throngh Car to Ylckabnrr arid ShreTe jiort Only line running through care Cincinnati la Knox rills and AaheTille K C Direct line to lexu and Mexico tU New Orleani or via Shreveport Aak agent about tonrs to California From LouiaTllle ShelbTYill and Lawrenceburr direct connection la made at Lexington vith veittbuled trains to all oinU Boutli qMplpppggppppjlIJgpM w v MMPppiJg I rii W O Uenl Ittjir Agent IUNEAHSON Cincinnati O eee8eeeeeeeteeao0oe9 jj THIS FINE QUEEN AND CRESCENT ROUTE m m lUNDERWEARl m ee0a9eseo 3 Cluster WMto Boar For exchange for fat or feed- ¬ ing hogs Inquire at this office HORSE AND TRACK- m a Stoves Stoves hoavy heat- ¬ Folly 2 17 will bo truiped next sea- ¬ ing and cooking stoves greatly ro son She had a filly by Bourbon duced in price go to Ed Mitchell the Wilkes this year hardware man 15 2t Oima 2 25 has been turned out on 100 will buy tho nicest BaseJLamp grass lie did not Btart this yoar but over brought to this city for tho trotted quarters in 31 seconds and money at mile in 2 17 in his work Nancy Hanks 2 04 will bo bred to 10 If you want good extra m i i i m I 00O0000000000000O000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000800000 Underwear LADIES MISSES1 aeetce0eoae090ee8 lUNDERWEARl O000OO00OO0OO00OOO0OOO0OOO0O009 i WEEAR and GETS1 TINDER m 2t W W Beeds 1 in SAMUELS KING v tf W S Hockaday IM f -- A north bound Illinois Centarl passen ¬ ger train was held up about five miles HAY north of Bardwell Ky adout 1 15 Tho hay crop both clovor and tim- ¬ oclock Saturday morning by throe or more masked men and over othy is vory good the averago yield 7000 waB secured from tho express per aero in tons is ono and ono third ar Tho robbers mado their escape Tho avorago quality is vory fino well cured and put up dry Comploto returns make Gov Mc Nicholas McDowell Jttnloys plurality in Ohio 81347 Commissioner His majority 1b about 40000 Mr Nori Swotmah of Bath county Judge John A Taulbeo of Wolfo has purchased tho farm of Mrs Lizzlo county has beon elected County Judge Kash in Wolfo county and taken by a majority of 236 J possession HEiir There are so fow counties raising hemp and so fow men interested in it it is hard to get statistics of tho crop I said to a hemp man in Lexington that I was trying to get full returns from tho hemp growing counties but I havo not succeeded in getting a full report Condition 81 quality 87 por cent Corn For Sale 500 shocks of corn for sale 50 aero The Doblo stable won G5000 this year This includes tho rako of with field to feed in and plenty of water Nancy Hanks G W Mat 14 3t G andC P Cecil Dairvillo Ky Budtown Bourbon Co won 2700 worth of premiums on For Sale Cheap horses at tho Worlds Fair Twenty Chamber sets at W W Tho dam of David B2 12J had four 16 2t by a jack beforo she was bred to Reeds foals Young Jim I havo three open stock patterns of Fifty ono 6tallions havo sired flyo or English 8omi porcclaiu goods that moro now 2 30 performers this year will bo closed out regardless of cost Ilemomber that a good wintering Can mako you up any sizo dinner sot goes a great way toward winning tho of cither pattern money in the summer 10 2t W W Eked J Malcolm Forbes will drive Nancy You canalways got postago stamps Hanks2 04 ou tho Bnow in Boston this at tho Post Office grocery And winter if her front legs do not bothor thom whatever you need with which her too much to supply tho table you can got tho Farewell Nancy Bo a good moth- ¬ best for tho least money Fruits of er Train up your children in tho all kinds fresh evaporated canned way thoy should go You cannot pre and dried fancy and domestic gro- ¬ vent thom from being a littlo fast of ceries 16 tf course but teach them to bo puro and W 8 Hockaday sweet Trotter You can savo money by buying Wo oxpect to cut our stock of Glass your China Queenswaro and Glass ware and Queenswaro down ono half waro of in tho next 30 days in order to make lG 2t W W Reed room for holiday goods So anything in this line will bo sold at greatly re- ¬ Uso Lloyds duced prices This is an opportunity HANDICREAM to get theso goods cheap Tho best for chapped lG 2t W- - W Reed Hands lips and face For salo exclusively by Great bargains at Reeds in China V S Lloyd 16 2t and Glassware 2 07 Arion next spring p In rttsWWi2fsLlrLrirtislsHSSVS SKrAK if In 11 GOOD SPECTACLES CAN From 25c ANY EYE TPp SUIT Silverware Fine Solid Watches Clocks and Jewelry Ours are less than city prices New designs T- 4 u gUunwi- W- - TOInTES nnt Sterlingr g - ZWWWXWWWliWiWWJWWVhVWWLZnnzr entticlcr t MEDICAL EDUCATION Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery 43d year Qraded Course Laboratories Clinics Hospitals Rea- ¬ sonable Terms Begins Sept 36 Address Chas A L Reed MD Dean T V Fitzpatrlck MD Secy Wo hayo an elogant lino of Ladies and Misses cloaks that have boon especially seloctcd for our trado Wo Invito an inspection of our stock 15 CHARLES LAPPLE FRESH MEATS AT ALLTIMESATREA- - Jt Samuels King it The Butcher r AV SONABLE PRICES 3i tf J ff in 3ltki v it rii - LufiX va m EffisLSPJHS Mdi tf A Jfjh Uj T - rfrswMwitl 4ALwmit T tl -- t ft I ijrMwmiwm mz fc Vi-f-- i A-

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