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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-02-14
CORRESPONDENCE.
Grassy Lick.


William Ogden, of West Bend, j,
visiting the family of DR.. j. A
Shirley.
Mrs. A. w. Stofer is visiting hei
sister, Mrs. Anna Ratliff, near Sharps
burg.
Miss Lizzie Peed is teach in the
Grassy Lick school, made vacant b,
Prof. McFerren returning 10 his honle
in Ohio.
Miss Cora Wsre, of West Bend,
kentucky, accompanied her father 70
his appointment here, aud is visiting
friends i'll this neighborhood.
William Ramsey and wife have
taken looms and are boarding with
Mr.. James Donovan.
Misses Nettie Hunt and Nettie Priest
were visiting the family of M. L.
Hadden last week.
j. l.. Henry, of Plum Lick, has
moved and taken possession OF the
John Blount farm, he rented last fall,
The nei1hborhood is glad to welcome
Mr. Henry. lie is u tirst-class citizen.
W. Ii. Lee has rented Of Joe Enlbry
corn and tobacco land, and will move
TO IL i'll few days.
The families Of DIR. Shirley, William
Green and II. Hunt were summoned
to the bedside of Mr.. James Wilker-
son at Kiddville last Sunday, who is
seriously i'll.
The sale Oh last Friday of r. Stofer,
was the best sale that has been made
In The county tor years. Horses
brought from $50 TO $l20; cows $25 to
$40; one pair of mules $3.50; two
mule colts $40 each; hogs 81 per hun
tred seventy-fye head of ewes at So
per head; farming implements sold
well. The sale amounted to $4,000.
William Green bought of William
Wade, so fat shoats at 5 cents per
pound and sold some to Joe Turley
for 7 cents.
John Pegs sold to Bob Willough-
by one pair Of six-year- Id horse
mules for $3.50
Joe Turley bought of G. w. Dono-
hue. IL hogs at Z cents, also of Clay
ton Howell s head at 7 cents. ,s \
c. w. Donohue sold Clayton
Howell, his crop of tobacco of ten
acres at 8 cents
Bob WilIoughby sold to James
Gu;lfoile, his crop of tobacco, of about
5,OOOpouuds at 81 cents.
James W.. Mason bought of John
Wilson, his crop of tobacco at Isl
cents.
G. W. Palmeter is building a house
for George Owings, and a stock barn
tor James w. Mason. ,e,
James p. Mason bought of James
Miller near Paris, n.y., two standard
bred stations fiye-years-old, by, Bour,
BON Wilkes at fancy prices. .s,..,.s !,
Z .is5
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-02-14
CLAYTON HoWELLs' SALE.

Mr.. Clayton Howell's Combination
sale of horses jacks and jennets took
place on Thursday.
Sterling Boy, bay gliding, Nathan
Bsylise Paris $l25. N ..-f
Letcher, brown gliding, Charles
ID uueIl, Carlisle $40. ..
Black lilly, VIM. II. Reid, County
$75. ="
/" Pat, bay gliding, Albert Thompson
$lO5. =. ~ ,sa
al Peter, bay gliding, 800.
2, Ned Forest, brown gilding,$ll5.
Princess, brown filly, Robert Rucker
Ohio $65. fEHnFE17 ,#FggF WE
Bay ponny. A. Scl,legel city, $55.
!" Miss Davis, bay mare. John pegs,
$45.
Brown penny. II. G. Tabb, $50.
Orphan Boy, bay Stsfion. Robert
Thompson county, $500.
Prince William, black stallion. X,
& j. Rucker, Ohio, 1910.
s Dandy Jim, Chestnut stallion.
Robert Gilkey, S345. h.o~
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-02-14
President w. III. Dulanev of The


: President w. III. Dulaney, of the
Board of the Worlds Fair Managers,
has issued an address to the people of
Kentucky stating that the board pro-
poses to have creditable display, in
spite of the loss of the valuable time
caused by Auditor Norman's pig
headedness. An appeal is made TO all
.Kemuckians who have objects worth
exhibiting to open correspondence
with the Commissioners at once. Mr..
DnlaDey says most of fhe work is well
under way, and Keptuckians win have
nosreason tosbe ashamed of their part
il, the Woslfs Fair.-[ Courier Jour
lial,s. 81 u
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-02-14


The fondness many horses evince
for stable companion is we'll known
and according to Western paper the
fast hlly, Kentucky Union. 2:l31. is
one Of the kind. The paper mentions
ed says: Kentucky onion, 2:135, is
a nervous little piece; and her driver,
Sam Fuller, had a little terrier OF
(which she made companion and
frienf ~ While shipping with The car
door open, a sudden lnrn in. the road
threw the dog out, and when Ken
tucky lost her friend she began raying
arouudein maHHef that told better
than ", rds Of her great sorrow.
when Fhe finally landed in winter
quarters at Sedalia, she would tear
down the blanket under which her
playmate used 10 hide, and no amount
OF condolence lromfalier driver OF
groom would take the place of her lost
companion. Fuller would pay lib
eral reward for the return Of the un-
fortunate dog. 20 s}& fft&5
Gents nobbyt hats in coIors, at
~ . n A 4 ~. u /,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-02-14
Blood and Skin Diseases

As Syphilis, Scrofula, Structure, elect
etc, cured by improved and never
fasling remedies
Diseases Of women, such Lucorrhea
Painful Mens'rnaton, Displacement of
womb bearing Down Pains in Back
relieved in short time. N
Inc Doctor carries all his portable
instruments and comes preparen ~
examine the most obscure medical and
surgical cnses. He undertakes no
'ncurabie diseases, hut cures hundreds
gwen w TO die. Consultation tree
and confidential. Address ~
B. A. 5. ST0CKDALE, Md.
'leo Louisville, KY
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-02-14

1.-THE shooting tolirhanent,at, George
town "hich proved, a success closed.
Tuesday, . s.,ii. f,,a.-, ~ f.ss
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-27

FROM tho Dan TUCKER PIonosr kicker.
Mike Shaw, of Clover Run. was
lodged in Jail here on last Saturday
upon peace warrant sworn out bs
his wife and con. The cireumstan.
ces that led TO his arrest are about
as follows !: His wife and son were
engaged in the honest occupation Of
filling the SOIL. Mike always had
things his own way heretofore and
concluded to still run the shooting
match or burst his boiler. He went
on the place where his wife and son
were at work and proceeded to cut
trees on the cleared ground and do
other devilment to the great incon.
veniencc Of the wife and son. He
was ordered off the place, but Mike
was not made of that kind Of mate.
rial. He gathered up sn old gun
that Lewis Wetzel used to KILN.
dams with and waltzed back to the
farm and told the wife aud son il
they monkeyed with him that he
would blow them over Jordan. IL
was now their time to waltz, and
they waltzed up Before the Justice
and swore out a warrant and the
Constable waltzed Mike mp before
His Honor, who ordered him waltz
ed of to jail. lafef ni' a7os
After Mike was lodged in jail he
grew very religious and wanted to
hold prayer. Then he wanted the
jailer to get him a testament SO that
he could read up on the tiliregener-
ateness Of mar, and when his first
meal, was brought into the Jail he
proceeded to say grace in regular
Methodist style. Bus he suddenly
stopped the grace business an eats
his meals like any other old sinner.
and is patiently waiting for the
strong arm of the law to relax its
grasp on his throttle when he will
again be at liberty and can chase
the "hcrny clubs" in the placid
waters of old Glover, or chase
bob-tailed sled across her majestic
mountain tops when mono dare mo-
st or make him afraid.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-27

The Board Of Directors Of the
Spencer branch Of the State Inpaue
Asylum met last week, and after "a
very bitter fight selected DR.. b. IT,.
lioyt Of Ravenswood, saporinten.
dent; Dr. a. O RegcGof Fairmont.
Assistant physician, and Mrs.
ianahan. 81 Weston, Malron. Dys.
Brown, Of Weston, AVID Rowe. Of
Huntington, we're the opposing
candidates for Superintendent.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-27

j.. ID. Jackson vs. O.. l.. Brown.
heirs ct al commissioner N. j.
Fortney ordered TO deliver to T.. ID.
jackson a deed of special warranty
FOR property mentioned in the
cause, and the clerk Of the circuit
court in whose hands the SIG pur-
chase money had been placed
ordered to pay the same to G.. l..
Browns administrators. These
orders refer to the transfer Of the
N. Z. church properly at Indepen-
dence. ~ ff 1888
ID. NJ. Wotring against West
Virginia railroad referred to Wm.
M. o. Dawson, commissioner.
Martha X. Snyder VS. Lewis e..
Ford ct al; referred to Wm. NJ. o.
Dawson, commissioner.
ID. NJ. Wotring, trustee, VS. Isaac
Irwin ct al referred to VIM. NJ. O.
Dawson, commissioner.
Shaffer's committee VS. l Painters
heirs ct al referred to VIM. NJ. O.
Dawson, commissioner. ~
Greer & Lang VS. /. @. Ralphsny-
der ct al, demurrer overruled and
leave given l. q. Ralphsnyder to
answer plaintiffs bill within sixty
days.
Stanton s. Davenport VS. same !;
same order.
Rollin p. Crelhn, petition OK
parte John w. Hill appointed
special commissioner to execute
deed to the Preston Lumber and
Coal Company for the dover inter.
est of Elizabeth X. CrelIen in GER
tain tract of land situated IN this
county.
David Graham's adm re VS. David
Graham's heirs ct al decree for
sale; Brown and Hyde, special
commissioners.
A. X. Sinclair's adm against A.
K. Sinclair's heirs ct al, and Geo.
Slnclair's heirs ct al. /; reports of A.
+. McMillen, Isaac Bolyard and II.
Il. Mason, commissioner to assign
dover to the widows Virgins SIN
clair and Minerva Sinclair con-
tirmed, AMI causes remanded to
Commissioner ortney with direc-,
tons to complete the order Of refer
ence.
VIM. G.. Brown VS. Bowman.
Fresh and Stemple referred to
Neil J.. Fortney, commissioners.
Melissa III. Strawser, etc.. VS.
Samuel Strawser dismissed at
costs. aes at
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-27
'BfLL BIGGs,
doc HiGGINs,
JACK SoOTT.Y

Senator lloer's deep-laid scheme
to secure some political capital b,
having Senate committee investi.
gate the charge Of embezzlemenf
alleged to have been committed by
Sonator Roach, OF North Dakota
fourteen or fifteen years ago, has
come TO grief. In fact, it Il dead
II was killed by a Democratic eau
Gus Of Senator's, which adopted
resolution against making an inyes
tigation into the career Of Senators
before they became such. In the
discussion IN the executive scssion
held before the caucus, ~ well rs
I'D the caucus, Democratic Senators
made strong arguments against the
right Of the S,nato to m ke such
Investigations. Thcy held that as
The authority 10 create Senator
rested alone with the State. 50 the
authority TO 90 into q Senator'S
private past rested alone with lb.
state, and that the election Of
man TO the U. $. Senate by a State
legislature was q sufficient certif-
cate 81 big good character for the
Senate. Had it not been Tor Che
chagrin felt by Republicans at the
election Of Democrat to the
Senate BY tbe Republican Ieusis-
tore Of North Dakota this ngesG-
CATION never would have been pro-
posed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-27
LOGAN COUNTY VS.. TUCKER.

Tucker county will have. to look,
to her iaurels or she will get
knocked out, Logan county is one
OF the "back counties'' TINT is way
back and the following ''letser of
introduction" from set of school
trustees down there, gives some
idea of the necessity for Home
Mission Work. We clip the article
from the Sunday Squcdank, pub
lished at Welch, Mcdowell county.
and as tho motto of that paper is
"The Whole Truth and EVERYTHING
but the Truth our readers can take
1t raw or with salt, as they please.
Our Superintendent of Schools
was approached last week by n
seyen-foot example of Logan COUNTY
moss-back and hayseed and pre-
sented With the following interest
ing document
"Fo all konserned This is te
seitify that the Barcr, Mr.. James
l.. Smart, has tot our sacol for,
the pass 4 mons, and . hat he. Is .
fust klass gent in every pertickler
ana bang-up teacher, and that he
plays fare hand at Youker and is
purity good at Poky, both of which
games he plays square. AS referec
vt . dog iite he gives fare decisions
and in the other pertlckIers entitled
to the respeek of emmy kommunit,
IN which he may lokaie. As
teecher nee is abel s. wilin to Xix
the bigg boys and haz drest som,
OF the tufts Of ar skool down butt.
t"il. Taken on the hole he is q
dandy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-27

The rre Of 'castoria 70 10 universal and
Its inertia 80 wen known that IL secuis work
OK supererogntion - endorse Il. Few are uic
Intelligent families who do not keep castoria
within cay reach"
c.nIos MARrrN, y. D., ~
tilE. at New York city.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-27
Castoria.

"castofinico wen adapted 10 cs1rdrers that
recommend IL ais superior toany prescription
known 10 me-" ii. = AEcHra, n. d..
IL SO. Oxford st., brooklyn, ". Y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-27

hip1na ! aDulcs cure Bataicpce.
hip1ns iabules cure c0lr.
iiipans Iahuies cure scf0fnla.
j pans Ilbples az dfaez'sts.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-27
MEMS AND NOTES.

From the Morgantown POST
Judge John A. Ollie is at Spcn
Ger attending Il meeting of directors
of the Hospital for the Insane.
The [. o. o. +. Lodge of Nor
gantown viii give grand ball in
Municipal Hall ON the night OF
April Goth. Wheeling will proba.
bly, furnlsh., the music.
Lieut.. Ramsey, U. s. A.. has
done mnch to assist in organizing
ana improving the West Virginia
National Guard.
Miss Emma Whites specimens Of
painting are attracting the atien
ton Of art critics in this place, or
account Of their special merit as to
trathfuIness to nature. This gifted
Young lady is a daughter of the
eminent geologist Prof. /. G..
White.
The Executive Committee of the
University met Wednesday of last
week to award the contract for heat
ing the new Science Hall. There
were eighteen bids, and the contract
was awarded 10 McGinnis, smith &
Co." Of Pittsbure, subject to the
approval Of the architect.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-04-28
A PHILOSOPHICAL FAMILY.

Amelia has pinples, aud sores in the head
From humors internal her n sc has grown
red;
She's II boil on her neck that is big as u bell,
But in other respects she is doing quite well.
And pa has dyspepsia, malaria and govt,
His hands with salt rheum are all broken out !;
He is prone to rheumatics that make his legs
swell,
But in other respects he is doing quite well.
And ma has night-sweats and troublesome
cough,
That ali OF our doctors can't seem to drive Off
She wakes every night and coughs quite IA
spell,
But in other respects she is doing quite well.
There is nothing like philosophy to
help one bear the ills of life, but in the
case of this family what is most needed
is a good supply of DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. 1t would cleanse
Amelia's bad blood, cure pas ailments,
and check mas cough. The Golden
Medical Discovery" by its action on the
liver, cleanses the system of impurities
1t cures humors, ulcers, bols, scorfula.
salt-rheum. erySipelas, and all kinds of
sores and swellings. The only guaran-
teed blOod-puriier.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-04-28
THE GIANT MOTOR Co.

The Boston Herald of Sunday last has
Portland (Me.) despatch containing
this about company in which some
persons hereabouts are Interested:
"FOr several days there have been ru-
mors flying about that the Giant Electric
Motor compal Y Was insolvent. The COM
pany was doing rushing business and
employed Is men. Since the Atkinson
failure ii has employed about dozen
men. This afternoon there was a private
meeting of the Stockholders. The greater
par of the stock was represented. Mr..
Isaac Atkinson. the former treasurer,
read a report of the financial condition of
the company, and that gentleman stated
later that the report was satisfactory to
all concerned. 4 committee. consisting
of Samuel J.. AbhOtt of Boston. II. j.
BovntOn of Montpelier, VT. and II. II.
Dresser. was appointed to further inves-
tigate the affairs of the company, and
tins committee will report at meeting
to he held on Monday. In an interview
tonight Mr. Atkinson said from Feb. l3,
1892, when he took hold of the company.
up to March II. 1893. when the Atkinson
House Furnishing company assigned, the
latter company assumed all the indebted
edness of the electric motor company
hence this company was affected to q
great degree by the failure of the Atkin
sou company. Mr.. Atkinson saws tho
electric works have not assigned. hui
4 will run on Monday as usual, and tina
sufficient capital will be for Incoming t.
keep the plant going until it gets on it,
feet again.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-04-28
What Antiquities Have You?
TEETH EXTRACTED

DIR. w. q. Rich of Vergennes, VT, has pur.
chased tie exclusive right OF Addison county
for the use OF the electric vibrator. that won
del tul invention tor the painless extraction
OF teeth. He mas had wonderful success.
People go to the doctors Office tor miles
around to have teeth extracted. Every
body can have teeth out by the aid OF the vi
orator without the least particle of danger.
Now Is the time to have teeth extracted.
We are glad to learn that the doctor will be
at the Brdport House, Bridport, VT, Wednes
day, Mays, tor one day only. Give him a
call. He will please you. At Eagle Inn, Or
well, Vt, Thursday, May4.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-04-28

Edwin Booth. the actor, who has been
i'll for two years or more, had stroke ii
paralysis at his home in New York last
week. He has partially rallied.
Gov. Flower of New York has APP
pointed commission to look into the
case of Carlyle w. Harris, the convicted
wife murderer, who is sentenced to eX-
ecution next month.
Mrs. Jennie Northern of Princeton,
KY, died a few days ago from an attack
of measles. She was 10 years old. and
it was the first time she had had this
child's disease. She leaves IA daughter
who is 80 years old.
In jackson, Ind, Monday, an express
train on the Nickle Plate railroad struck
a wagon containing John S. Smith, his
wife and three small children. All were
instantly killed, their bodies being
horribly mutilated.
Asa p. Potter, convicted of irregular
doings while president of the Maverick
national bank of Boston, has been SEN
fenced in the United States court to pay
$1,000 fine and to 60 days imprisonment.
The English investors IN the Nicaragua
canal scheme are wroth with Warner
Miller and demand that he resign. They
claim tina, progress in the work has been
blocked by the present administration,
and they want II man in charge who can
treat with Mr.. Cleveland.
After a lingering illness of many
months, Mrs. Almira IIlncOck, widow
of Maj.-Gen. w. s. Hancock, died at
her home in New York city on the 10th
inst, aged 60 years. At the death of
GIN. Hancock the government gave the
widow S50,000, beautiful home in
Washington and pension of $1,000.
Mayor Carter Harrison of Chicago has
ordered ali keepers of gambling houses
and pool rooms to close their places
forthwith. If the order is violated, the
offenders will be arrested and prosecuted.
In view of the fact that the sporting ele-
ment of Chicago worked hard for Carter
Harrison's election, the order comes on
them like thunderb0lt.
The home of the Bradley-Martins, a
wealthy New York family, was invaded
the other night by burglars, and silver
ware and valuables, worth altogether
about 5000, were taken. In the library
the burglars came across a valuable find.
1t was case containing l3 antique
watches, ranging in value up to $500
each. The daughter had been married
two days before to the Earl of Craven
and it is supposed the thieves were after
the wedding gifts, none of which they
got, however.
Notwithstanding the serious delay oc
casiOned by the bad weather of last
week. the managers of the Worlds fail
are promising TO have things in present
abb shape by next Monday, says Chi
cage despatch. Under no circum stance:
4 ~ h.. A. fr