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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30

EX-Presideut Harrison has accepts:
the invitation to become the gucst OF
the Union league, Philadelphia. and
has named the evening of December Il
as the time for the affair.
Over five hundred United States pris-
oncrs are confined in Charleston W. Va,
awniting trial The jail being unable
to accommodate them, they arc scat
tered at various places throughout the
town.
4 coal car ran over Dan NcCarty at
Bon Air mines near GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
,nangling him horribly, causing death
instantly. Ilalf his head was mashed
off and found sticking TO the car
wheels.
Higher prices were the rule at the
stock exchange, New York, at the
opening Friday morning. The improve
uent ranged from 4 to percent, and
was most marked in the case OF the
industrials
Diphthcra has broken ont at l'airds'
town. Wood county, O., and the epi'
denc is spreading Many critical cases
ore reported, and the schools have been
closed on account OF the prevalence OF
tho dcnoca
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
i{Uw to Make u Pretty Tidy.

a pretty tidy may be made of IIoi-
land linen. Cat The desired size, trace
some pretty designs, snch as spray of
apple blossoms or wild roses aiagonally
across it, and outline with wash cotton.
Fastcn 10 the chair back with bows OF
ribbon to match the cotto with which
st is worked This is certainly Il Scnsi
;,lc tidy a., it can be washed as often
as is necessary. Turkish towels come
in very pretty cGlors. Snch us pale pink,
blue, lemon, etc Let me tell You, fair
reader, that these make lovely tides
FOR sitting rooms. or bed rooms. Catch
the towel in the center and tic it with
=. bow of ribbon to correspond with the
prcdon,inating shade in the towel.
Then fastap on the back of sofa or
chair as oHc does scarf. These, Of
course, can DC washed as often as one
chooses. Should they fade they can be
MSed for the batl, room and new ones
put in their places. Ribbons that have
become :. little crumplcd and look
scarcely fresh enough for your personal
adornmcnt, may bc made to do service
as ornarnentation for the above. Phil
adelpbia Press.
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.stHlis,l NYnaA.Inrs

Honeyco,nI patterns, bir,rs-cyc de-
signs, hop-Sacking, both plain and glace,
and basket wcavings are all represented
In the new woolenS, sometimes ina single
color sometimes in a melange of many
colotS. IN which, however, one of the
new dark shades prevails Illuminated
StutfS and jardiniere effects combine
several colors tastefully in serges, in
wider diagonals, in rcppcd woods, and
in arinure weaving. Small designs in
silk are added to wool in bright-colored
dots, dashes and what appear to be
stitches taken by hand. Very band
some armurc woolens have wide sell
wages in light shades to be used rs Dor
ale trimmings and in cro,s-rows as IN
ser,ions arc now used Diagonal stripes
in baslsc / weaving of contrasting color,
are very pretty indeed. Doublc-faced
WOODEN, are of harmonious colors, to
be used as facings. one upnn tn. other.
tobacco brown with blu. or with Green,
and lack with solfcrino red. are pop
ulur coiorings in new woolcus. Harp
ers i;azar.
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ID : $ :: W Eorfo|k2HesternRR.
EsEYEH2<YEI


NO. LEAVE BRISTOL, DAILY.
so p m. arriyr- ~ rula>Ii lo.4Jr. M. srue. +
i;a.;ford ll2o p. m. arrv" Hoan"I. - =. .
arrive l.ynclhnrg 20 T. ~. Petersburg -" I'M.
Richmond $50 H. IN. and Norfolk j" 90 ~,
Pullman >l,pci Er,iol 10 Norfolk aud Lynch
bur; I" Richmond
7.ton. m. tInuird STOPS oily at Krirr, arrives
Roanoke l0ii j. N. liza, Pullman Si..pcr
hrWs~hiugt-u VA Eoanokc. Sh,m,:c.h .nu,;inn
and t. x q. N-o Tor New York il iil:"5-ioNr
ami Harrisburg. Eihi3g cars Jtt1ch~
NO.
'oo M, arrives Eoar"kc FL" p. m, Lnray 90
y. m. rascrs,ovn so p. m, .rriyc, Washing
ton, via l. X %. T. Il. amp Sh"na'.",- junction
1880 y. N. Through sleeper lnr \rw Ynrh
Arrive Iymclhnrg2.l5p m sefiYs, i.,"'~'''trs
go = -. l:...,;,n,,. 'aa r. Ia Nor,ik3.lo +.
wINSToH-SAlHM nlviSoN.--Lea,r l;oaro'r .!aily
80 u. IN. Tor Wn>ton-S,icm ami in,,rme,ii,'r
poini,.
NOi:TlI CAROLINA DIviS!0N.-Lcayc fula>hi : uo
=. m. daily Keep, SUNDAY tor Bctty l:aker. ana.
:! $50 Il. IN. daily ior Ivanho". aIpl .00p. m.
,niiy, for ya:.hoc and Gn>>un
SEW hlNEK BRANCH .-ir.,c Ead:ord dali, 81.
n NJ. hi H"cne! and rncahon'ns .,..t Goa. Re
9inn> -! !og al stations tlinch Valley .nd g..
!.-av"> Rad!ord for kiuricid. rocah"n;n.. kcuova.
Columbus, Cho.S" and all points west .G.l."e,
Sr'rer> through from.No.f,G. 10 tacag- liy,
Kadior!
CLiNc!i VALLEY uN!S!0N.--i.,,, ll;rtch! ,!ai.
30 Il. M. tor Norton ana -. p m. ~ N"r
ton l.ooi>vil aud stations, l.. y l. L. Ma Nor
ton
III ElIAM blNi:IuN.-i,cayp lynchiu's NH Il >ra-
lion. '.in Il. NJ "m.: 80 y. m. dIhl N,g South
BOSTON. Durham, and ali inform. a'c -'aii.n>.
Train, from Tie East arrive Bristol .ni.y al 20
m l2.45 tvc>ii'.nlc lnrd} m. y j. night
For fnrliirr i"l"mai"n a"Vl. =. :. e. Wight.
Ii k"' Agent, lirisi"l
". T. EEVllI. q. T. l..
t"Gu"Np, IA
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30

The Commonwealth Of Virginia,
10 the sheriff oi H,c fo""fy 9j y '|''--
G,'rrtnG:
We coMMAxn yor, That you Summon
Alex Clark, J. Morgan, j. I. Nicko!-, }. :.
Coldiroa, l'ig s'onc cap Improvement
Comnnn,. i'vonIcS Bank of fin-vi'le,
Southwest Virginia Mineral Land Com
pany, ana parties who arc or may lac m
tcrc;i,d in he subject To he disposed OF,
nanes unknown, 10 appear 81 tine clerk
Office OF The circuit court OF the county ot
Wise, nj The rules 10 b. held fu: the said
court ON Che thi,d Monday in December,
1888. 10 answer am amended and supple
mentcd hil in Chanccry. exhibited against
them in oar said court by Y G. Ballard
rl.iuston. Trustee. And have then li,rrc
his writ: Witness. ". 4. Nllrore N,s,s Of
ou! said lGM.t a, the ocHri hc,i-:. the
Isl .iay oi Nctrm,,r is"3, ";,,! in the
llSii wear Of the Commonwealth.
;r.iQ: y. L. kILGOKE Clerk.
40 By c. 4. JOHNSON, D. &.
VIRGINIA l.. tuo CLERK, Office OF
i.,0 .ircEii cn,gi Ut Wi>c county. NoVem-
Der lst. 1893. In vacation.
1t appearing lrom& affidavit heretofore
fled in the cause wherein il. z, Ballard
'!huston, l'ruS!cc, /, plaintiff, and Alex
Clark ct al, defendants, that the Peoples
Bank Of rincviilc, one Of the defendants
IN said cause, j. II corporation organized
ard existing under the laws OF a foreign
State; that there is in WISE county 10
agent Of raid corpor9i'p;; an,i un other
pcr>",, ON whom service Of prGor-, can he
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
Guaranteed ORR.

We authorize our advertised druggist to
sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for CnnSump
ton, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition.
II Won arc afflicted with u Cough, Cold or any
Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use
inns remedy as directed. giving il n fair trial
ana experience no benefit, you may return the
bottle aud have your money refunded. We
could not make this offer did we not know that
pr. King New Discovery could be relied on
= never s1, aisappoints. Trial bottles free Mt
E. l.: ~ nltsnead Co.'S drug store. Large
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
PfTH AND POINT.

las soon as thing is fashionable
It somehow becomes comfortab BILE
Milwaukee Journal.
Half the world is ignorant OF how
the other half lives. This is true, but
1t is no fault Of the so-called society
papers
1t is a strange meteorological fact
that the sun never shines so hot on
base ball ground as on the harvest
fcld-Quincy journal.
Mr.. Editor, am told You called
me swindler in recent issue of your
paper" NO, sir, VIC only print the
very latest news. '-Fliegcndc Blatter.
a man never looks 50 helpless and
insignificant as when standing around
drv-yoods store waiting for his wife
to Get through trading. tou-
ricr
When a man moves out to Cali
forn;a he always shows just as much
pride in the climate as if he were re-
sponsiblc for it himsclf.-Somcrville
journal.
1t is very hard 10 explain the at
fractions of country life to Il city man
who has Just investigated the voltage
of black-faced humblcbee. - Balti-
more American.
-She-"Nhat strange weather we
arc having this summer, llc-"l es
but if YOU remember. the summer OF
80 was just such another She--'Sir."
--pcarsons Weekly.
Mrs. .]ones-"ls your wife at home,
Mr.. Wi!bur?" Wilhur-"Not certain,
but If you'll hold that screen door open
half q minute you'll hear from her. y
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
..--'Did YOU ever have your picture in
a newspaper? y cS, once. hnt as
the compositor m,sspol!ed my name UNI
der it no onc has ever yet icarnc,l y
the fact. "--WasIlin.ton star.
-aIr. Tottcrly-"Could You marry a
very old aal; with Il good deal Of
money. if he ,oad vac frankly how old
he was and how much i'e AVA, svnrth?'
Miss Timcly-"l How much is he worthy
Vogue.
De man dat believes that derc's
only one road to lIcbben. dcah bred
alcrn, an dat dat one is dc one he's "a
4yas..in on. is the kind oh a Christian
dat makes o. aebbel jump for joy
Rev Pink Plunk.
Madam. said the tramp. Il US.
sure you I'm hungry enough to eat a
raw dog" Very we'll" She replied,
yon may eat mine. I'll call him. And
she did. but the tramp didn't take the
meal ne had suggested. brakes Nigga
zin2.
"A Case Of Observation-Disclosures
"You haven't seen my new boy. htl"n
you? They say he takes after has
father" Panlington-"lf he takes
the same thing his father takes, I'm
sorry for him. old man" - Detroit
Free Press
-Mamma- "If you eat any more of
that pudding, Tommy. yon'ii sec the
boeieman tonight" Tommy laftcr
moments thoughtl--"Wcll. give me
some more. mlEnt as well Setlic lily
mind about the truth OF that story once
for all. It'll Bits
Mics Twittcr-"Brunctte have
come III style again | am so glad that
my dark locks are once more FASH iona
BILE" Mr.. Guy Lcss--"Ycs. my grand
mother always used to say: keep a
thing forty years and it is sure to come
back in style again. '.-Arllansaw Tray
elcr
when marry shall try to be
sure OF one thing, and that is that |
have a woman OF sense. You mean
woman of prudence and forethonght,
with fine perceptions and a knowledge
OF human naturc?' yes. that's it eX
actly.' 'But they are just the ones
that never marry. Funny Folks.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
FASHION NOTES.

sranries srr the Women Who Want to Bc
lpto Date.
\ handsome e4es; ng-,irCSs Of thick.
sustrouS satin is trmn,ni i"ith rn;liHs
of embroidered chiffon a sastl ei The
same matcrial is draped around the
waist and long ends fall at one side of
the front of the skirt.
A charming costume is made of veil
5hg in plain color. Satin ribbons in
graduated widths are run around the
skirt. Nuis. and sleeves. The effect is
very pretty AKA i,EeOming 70 young and
slender women.
Bonnet-strings on new models are
very narrow and are of velvet, MORE
or plain ribbons. They are fastened
hiei. at the back of the bonnet and are
tied or pinned 1T one side OF tho face.
prince>,o d,.c>s..s arc much liked for
full-drcss wear. Cat plainly and fitted
with great care the princeSse Is the
most admirable of foundations for rich
and effective garniturc
Gold lace is coming into prominence
rs Il material for drcssy bonnets. 1t is
ama.ic up with lace in black and colors
or with fine lnife-plaitings of null or
net.
lhe Watteau plat is occasionally
seen in handsome costumes. 1t must
DE most carefully arranged and adapt
ed or it is quite too wrapper-like to DC
de5iraD BILE.
in spite Of the mania for stripes
bands, ruiilcS, ruchings and the like
one occasionally sees a plain skirt, but
of very v;eh and elegant material.
The square neeis, with outline of en-
broidcry in gold or aniKed metal
threads, is one Of the fances of the
moment.
\ nov fancy III bracelets is the heavy
ropc-twist OF Roman gold
Waved hair, done in tioor-knob
knot, is "a popular fashion. N. y.
ledger.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
POST OFFICE,
(Ea-t Fifth Street,
Eix stone cap, Nc .

j. II. GOODI.OE, r">ima'icr
Geuor,e!iycry or.,,, wei, days only. 'ro,ns ~.
to Sop. N. Money Order Department open from
m TO y. ~
Malfor xor,h and Fast, via. l. K. cl"'".s =, pm.
- Fast - - u ~
West 80 pm.
:. South. via. :. :. O.. 100 NJ
EXPIRES. Pouch Tor isris'o. Tenn. SD am.
To insure prompt iiSpnIci, OF mail matter II .h"nld
&c deposited in post onicc letter box before h' 'it'"
for closing. rs stated ab"fc.
SUGGESTIONS TC THE rCGLc.
FROM t. s Official t;ri,lr.
l. ,.ln>> ali nail matter csibly aud fully. tiyr
name nf po-r oic, and Stat. Ia fall, srr"e and hon>
nu,nbcr. II tho Office he q small add the
OF Tho County.
2-iut Your namc and address upon upp'r left
hand corner 81 all matter mailed b. y'u.
s.-On foreign letters ava! place IL" pam" 81
county in full.
4-Do not u>c thin enyalorsS. Stamped 'nr"l'pe+
are tho best
5.-Ke.i>tcr all valuable letters.
6--Scn money hy hon'l Order.
7.-AlTiN stamps securely "a the upper righ''h'"l
corner.
S--po not tender for postage sia,ap, n"r"y ~ ma
t,t,. 4, to be nncurr.nt. or NOR. than tw,nt,.:iy,
cents iii copper ar nickel coins.
?.-n, not ark tn postmaster cr clerk to n'l'E
stamps for you.
lo-no not AK credit FOR l'ostos" stamps OF money
ll.-Do no, tender checks or 'lrafr, in poym.n, ,or
money orders. any money except that hicsI is L.
gal tender. and National bank notes.
l2-Iipon corner "t cDTci"nes Supplied bj ho'"i>,
direct WHAT di>yo,2I halt b" made Of i"l'cr il n;-
delivered
The Pos, Office Department deems i; qrr impcr;
ant INT al! the patrons 81 posi- onlrrs should -nppA
Themselves with Monthly Postal GuiA'. II world ~
10 their interest and business atvan'age. VIII
vastly to the u;cr-; nf ia" po>t -cr, icc. >inc' X
Would bring ah"nt more accurate tn"N'dr the r.
Environments of that service. woHld ucc IT, .nui..it
Of mail m,,;"r i:nmopcriy addressed rrori} wrapw.,.
or lmsnhcirurly STAMPED. and would l'rs.'y !.",;~h
the number 81 letters ana packages es i. rll. p,a,
Letter OiIicr. Very ~. pecft;iiy,
:. x. l%s-th. ~, + NJ
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30

,ne baptism Of the infant prince OF
Rounania by the Roulnanian clergy,
according to the rites of the Greek
church. caused angry comments by the
Catholic press.
The total vote in South Dakota will
fall below $4,000, less than half the
vote of last year. The republican can.
didates for supreme judges are elected
by from 1000 TO 1000 plurality
Secretary IIollc Smith has appointed
George g. Crosby, of Sacramento, Cal,
special agent to examine and report
on the condition of the Digger Indians
with view to improving their condi-
ton.
Dr.. Herman August Hagen, professor
of entomology, at Harvard college,
died at Cambridge. Mass, Thursday
morning. Prof. Hagen was born in
K,ruigsberS, Eastern Prussia, May 80,
1877.
The Grashdaniu. organ Of the Russian
court. in Il special article upon tho
European situation recognizes the fact
that general disarmament is imros>i-
BILE, and that IL European war is newt
able
Gov. Brown has ordered Col John +.
Castleman, of the Louisville legion, to
detail thirty men TO accompany Phil
Evans, the rapiat, to Bardstown and
protect him from mob violence during
the trial.
The marquis of Queensberry was
privately married, according to dis.
patch received ut London, to Miss
Ethel Wecden, Mt Eastbourne. The
bride is described as being both young
and rich.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
4 Young Ei;Tarck.

ERnIlX. NOv. o4.-Ihc wife of Count
Herbert Bismarck Was Thursday &C.
couched Of daughter.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
WHERE SHE MADE HER MISTAKE.
An Interesting Side Remark That Escaped
Attention.

1t is amusing TO see how thoroughly
a FrenchwOman is q natural match
maker, and how she suppoScs that the
search for a bon parti'' must ever be
uppcrmost in the mind Of properly
regulated young woman. At a dinner
in Paris, given by a hostess noted for
tact and elaborate entertainments, the
pretty woman. conveying a tall, awll-
ward youth, tiuttercd up to aa AMER
can girl, saying: "Allow me to pre-
sent Monsieur n. Miss X; he is to
have the pleasure of taking you out to
dinner = adding in Il quick little
aside" behind her fam. 'IIc is worth
ten million francs, my dear At the
table Miss X. discovered her escort to be
decidedly unintercsting. while her 9th
er neighbor, Monsieur r., proved to be
most amusing, though midde-aged.
plain little man. To him she devoted
herself throughout the dinner, continu-
ing the conversation aftcrward in the
drawing-room, where the neglected
Cr~sus promptly deserted her.
A short time after, when making her
dinner call, the American girl remark
ed to her hostess that she had found
Monsieur e. such clever man.
90, yes, quite cleyer little man: but
what did YOU think Of Monsieur ~" in
qnired madame.
lie was rather young, and there
didn't seem to be anything particular
ly interesting about him, replied Miss
*, hoping to excuse her evident neg
1ect of hey escort at the dinner.
"Ah." exclaimed her hostess, Il felt
sure when saw how little ha inter
cstcd You that you did not hear me tell
you that he was worth ten million
francs. Chicago Tribune.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
HOUSEHOLD sREvlTiES.

Ice Cream for Small People For
breakfast if one has time n pretty and
wholesome disl, is white meal cooked
in milk and served with cream and
sugar. The young folks call it hot ice
cream Rural New Yorker
Steamed Bass. Wrap fish in cloth,
covcr bottom OF steamer with sliced
potato, add two small, chopped onions
and fish TO top Of all. Steam ill done
Remove bones from fish, put IN pan
layer of buttcred crackers, then potato
and onion, then season fish. Pour rich
milk over. and simmer till done. -t'o,d
Housekeeping.
-Caulii.owcrs Lay them for an
hour in cold saltcd water: remove The
outside leaves and the stalk and put on
30 cook in boiling water. CooI: gently
for half an hour, then turn off The water
and add one pint Of milk and Il pint OF
boiling water and Il tablespoonful CT
sail. Simmer half an hour longe''
Take mp carefully with II skinner.
Pour over this i cream sauce ana serve
-Eoston budget.
Fern Bank Cake One cup Of but
ter fulN. two cups of Gianulatcd sugar
dissolved in Il cup OF milk. two cups
flour after being Siftcd. one cup corn
starch, five cyGS. one Scant tcaSpoonlnl
baking powder. Cream butter add
milk. then flour and yolks OF eggs.
Beat q few minutes. add corn starch.
then beaten whites and baking powder
and fiavorino. Bake in solid cake or
in LAYERS and ic. with icing made with
one pound confectionrr's sugar, vet
with ncw milk and chocolate. Eca.
this five minutes -Wonanllind.
Apple Preserves. These may be made
lust the 81 ne aS The quinccs uSin"
firm apples, >nch rs bellAowcrs, pip
pins or almost any of the sweet apples.
A few qninc@s added To the apple
makes them OF delicious na"0r. on
the iuicc OF :wo lemons to every t'*o
pounds Of fruit Is rrlishcd by some.
Where lemons arc used think it is
nice TO cut the pecling into shreds;
cook by itself to remove ali suspicion
of bitterness and then preserve with
che apples The lemon pcclin2 is deli
ci,n;s and Gives ~ favor TO the apples. -
n Y Observer.
Dreamed Beef, - This cacH'|tnt
breakfast dish is best made from the
thinly shaved dried i'eef which can be
bought shaved by machine rs ordered
az igost butchers shops Remove the
outer fat and smoky portions, and give
Il thorough washing in cold wafer to
draw Out sC,nG IF the salt, then pour
over II little cold wntcr nnd set II on 10
cook. When this water has just boiled
away add Il pint, or less of milk and
cream together and when scaldiug
chicken with Il Tablespoonful of flour
stirred smooth in cold water. When 1t
ho;ls up well i, is done. Add more salt
and a litale peppsr if not Sufficiently
seasoned, and a Tablespoonful butter.
Serve at once with plain boiled OF
baked potatoes Orange Judd Farmer.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-30
L.oni-yji;c y >a,my;,ir.

I."ni-yj';o y Nashville.
U"uuai lmc.l
No ~, Passenger ial'y.-!c,,c- I.o'-vilI" Ia p
IL. arrives lIg St>nr tiap < -; M.
40. 80. Pass MGR d,,-lcsvcs Zig Itou. Ga,
$40 +. m, arrives At Louisville. $50 y. m.
=. j. l.. M"orr. Agent.
Big stone Gapamd Powell, Valley
standard tim.
r. A. Ayers, Press.
TX. Taee~rt, Y. Pres.t.
A. s. Eaton. Superintend'n Mt.
CESSNA. otrlcts i'G Sro>' car, Va.
Atr''>fcr inc Tor freight an' passenger hu>">,
hciwccn the Soiih Nthniic 4 Chic lnd Louisville, 4
Nashville Railroads anl y. 'nraace. y, iA Nopra-
larhian Sired = lrru c.,
Trains leave Il. !i9s,,e,2" a"A central ho'eI.a
. For J.. train, .i'. ca,' 9:ooa M.
" wr>t .......... G:iI 49,.
=" :. { :. train. soin@ south 80 va.
. " ...... - 80 p. ~.
For further Information Regarding r..-, and
passenger traffic. apply /"
W. 9. harrington. Sec.
Xvrr- hudng. lnc SIo>r ,NrN>.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-10-17
AGRICULTURAL NOTES,

"
So soon as hard frosts come, every
thing dependent on pasture will re.
quire extra feeding, The effect Of
frost is to expand and burst the yege-
table cells that contain sweet and nu.
tritious juices and either dry them ur
or blacken and rot them. This with
cows effects the quality as well es the
amount of milk, making the cream
harder to churn, as it contains a
greater proportion of fibre and case
Inc and less cutter fats.
Thirty thousand frogs week are
brought into the Buffalo market.
Even the local fishermen are devoting
much of their time in collecting frogs,
for 100 of which they are receiving
81 at the present time. A Buffalo
fish company is the largest buyer, 1t
freezes the legs for quick New York
consumption, and also stores large
quantities for profitable sales at other
seasons. The business of securing
the frogs is very remunerative to the
man who knows their haunts. I...
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-10-17
Biz Fire at LexinqtOn.

Losses by smoke and water on over
$4,000 worth of Hats, Furnishings,
Clothing and fine piece goods, by the
j. N. Wilson Company, Lexington,
KY, has been adjusted and everything
will be ready in few days for the
greatest fire sale ever known.
Such fires are much to be deplored,
as they not only work to the injury of
the parties directly concerned, but to
the detriment of every other house in
the same line of business, as it throws
upon the market goods at about half
coat, thus paralyzing legitimate trade
and really losing money for every one
except the general public, who, even
though goods are only slightly dam
aged, feel that fire is justification for
paying only about one-fourth the
original price. #... 11-2t
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-10-17
The October Number of the Illus
traded Kentuckian

Contains portraits of Mrs. Cynthia
Smith Burnam, of Richmond; Miss
Halle Ermine Rives, Hopkinsville !;
Miss May Nelson Nall, Louisville !;
Miss Nellie Orbison, Frankfort; Miss
Lille Norris, Cynthiana. Also of the
John Marshall Chapter of Daughters
of American Revolution, at Louis
ville-Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Buckner, Mrs.
MacGregor, Mrs. Eaches and Mrs.
Reynolds. Also of George Dunlap
Potts, Mrs. Florence Griffith Miller,
Rev. Roger III. Peters, w. S. Bell,
Lena Phillips, Nicholasville; Jesse
Williams Frazier, Cynthiana. Fash
ions, new advertisements, stories,
sketches, Worlds Fair, Miss Hibler's
new story, society, ETC., ETC.. etc.