The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-08-04
THE ADVOCATE.
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the wrong time.
A man who knows how to wait,
knows how to get even.
The business portion of the little
town of Blair, Wis, burned.
A fool is wiser in his advice than
wise men are in their actions.
The first bale of new cotton from
Georgia was sold in New York at
seven cents.
There is the wisest kind of philoso-
ply in letting the other fellow do the
worrying.
When you look at some men, they
somehow make you think of de-
serted woman.
Paduch is infested by a gang of
burglars. In the last week a dozen
houses have been broken into and
robbed.
Every man has an axe to grind, and
looks upon every other man with an
eye To inducing him to turn the
handle.
After a man reaches forty, he is
principally interested in getting rid of
too much stomach and keeping enough
hair on top of his head.
Italy gives notice that the Govern
ment will favor Italian exhibits at the
Worlds Fair, but that no official ac-
ton will be taken.
Marshal Fox, colored, was fatally
shot by Charles Brame at picnic i'll
Christian county, Sunday night. All
the parties were drunk.
Acres of land are daily disappear
ing into the Missouri river, west of
st. Joseph, and that city is threatened
with serious consequences.
During a fight on a crowded cXcur-
sion train, near lockwood, Pa, a
policeman and two other men were
thrown off and killed.
At Butte, Mont, three labor leaders
are charged with the murder ofW. j.
Penrose, an editor who had been at
lacking labor organizations.
The old can't be young again, and
the you& will not learn by the
wisdom and experience of the old, so
trouble will continue to trouble.
Disappointment in love is the wind
that blows many poorly rugged crafts
out into the Equal Suffrage, Faith
Cure and Christian Science waters.
The international Convention to ar
range the prcliminaries for CONNER
cial alliance between Germany, Aus
Hungary, Italy and Switzerland
will be held at Berne.
At the Louisville Board of Trade,
twenty-five shares of Pinevile stock
were sold for nineteen cents, and
sevcnty-tive at twenty-one and half
cents, on Tuesday.
A run was made on the Peoples
Saving Bank, San Francisco, of which
Col. B. o. Carr, formerly of Louis
vile, is manager. The officers say
the institution is perfectly solvent
The Rev. Wellington White, mis-
sionary to China, at home on leave,
was struck and instantly killed by a
train at Elmira, n. Y, as were also
his little daughter and two of her
companions.
Much excitement prevails at
Corinth, Ky, on account of several
mad dogs having been killed there.
"A DON was DlIlCu uCdl W." IL iCh
days ago, and a mad stone was APP
piled. 1t stuck twice.
This is the time of the year when
people who like to look pretty should
not accept invitations out to dinner.
An angel would not look pretty while
eating corn off cob, and the Lord
knows it does not taste good any other
way.-[Atchison Globe.
The Jessamine County Fair will be
held at Nicholasville, August II to 10
inclusive. An attractive programme
has been arranged, and everything
will be done to make it success.
The company has an able corps OF
officers-Mr. w. +. Dickerson, Presi-
dent; A. III. Jewell, Vice President
Jos. L. Simpson, Treasurer, and Geo
Il. TAYLOR, Secretary.