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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-05

TACOMA, May 4-lspecial- Maj. French
says no reply has been received to his re-
port on the work on the Puyallup Indian
reservation in the shape of grading for a
railroad. As stated in the Posr-ISrELLr-
erxcER two days ago the report of Mai.
French, on the attitude of Frank C. Ross,
who has charge of the work, had been sent
to Washington City. Ross simply refuses
to Quit work, on the ground that the In
dians are working on their own land. Mai.
French had only one course to pursue,
and he asked for troops to carry out h,s
orders. watch Ross had refused g obex
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-05
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
It Holds IN Interesting SessioD at Ta
coma, Ending with . banquet.


coma, Ending With . banquet.
TACOMA, May 4-[Special. THE State
Medical Society completed its meeting to-
night and adjourned to meet in Spokane
on the first Wednesday in May, 1894 At
the conclusion of the meeting tho Pierce
County Medical Society entertained the
state society at banquet at the
Commercial Club. The state society
now has 14O members, and more
papers were read this meeting than
at any previous meeting, and the benefits
derived from the discussion were in pro.
portion. The discussion on hypnotism
did not take place. as DR.. Wintermute,
who had the matter in cherge, did not an
pear. The matter of raising the standard
of examinations for certificates to practice
medicine was discussed, but no action
taken.
Tomorrow several members Of the so
ciety will visit the Steilacoom asylum.
The following officers were elected:
Dr. J. W. Waughop, of steilacoom, president;
DR.. John NJ. Semple, of Medical Lake, and DR..
South, Of Hoquiam, vice presidents: Dr. r. l.
Thompson, of Spokane. secretary. aud DR.. Eagle
son, of Seattle. treasurer.
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EVERETT. May 4-lSpecial.l-lt has
transpired that during his visit here A. 4.
Whitney made more particular inquiry
into some OF the iron properties in this re-
gion, and that it resulted in negotiations
with n. Rudebeck whereby he bonded
four claims situated about two miles from
Galena City to Mr.. Whitney for the sum of
$4,000. Four claims known as the Ever
ett, Lost Greek, Monitor and Iron Mount
ain are included in the property bonded.
Assays have been made on iron from these
claims since Mr.. Rudebeck began working
them over q year ago. and the results
showed that the ore contained 65 per cent.
of iron. Assays were made in Seattle,
Tacoma and the East. Mr.. Rudebeck has
five other claims left ana has apparently
sstruck il rich"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-05

British bark Tacora has been chartered to
carry 900 of the Chinese who were refused
admission at Sound ports to Portland,
where better luck is looked for. The
Chinese are now at Vancouver, and an
nounce that ~ soon ~ they get on the
Columbia admission will be assured.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-05

nous elk ana deer OF various KINDS. A
cougar and other wild animals are fea-
lures of this section. Commissioner
Lafollette is busiiy engaged pre-
pairing his model farm, which
is almost completed. 1t occupies a
space in the main building 40x33 feet in
area. 1t will be in imitation of Palouse
county farm, with rolling ground. A.
ridge of wheat, with header at work, in
the scale Of one inch to the foot; self
binder in an oatiield a moving machine in
q timothy meadow; couple of gang
plows In field of summer falow, will be
few of the features OF this meritorous
work. Dwelling house, barns, sheds. sta
bles, all will be there, including thresh-
ing machine, at work. The whole will
have splendid effect.
The general interior decoration has been
turned oyer to Mrs. s. q. Slaughter, Of Ia
coma. who is superintendent OF the art
department, and who arrived here last
week. If there is any one delighted with
an exhibit il Is Mrs. Slaughter with hers.
She has no less than $50 pictures to hang.
When asked where her best exhibit came
from it may surprise many to know that
she replied promptly Port Townsend"
yes, indeed" she added, II consider
that the best work have comes from
there"
"Weil. l am just going to bother you to
death for five minutes to tell mo all
about it,"
Cant bother me" replied the good-na-
tured superintendent Of tho art depart
ment, iaughingIy. "It is quite true.
The boxes are not unpacked yet,
but may mention Miss Hat
tie Brooks. Mrs. Herbert Beecher.
Mrs. Harmed, Miss Anna NJ. Jones, Mrs,
Katz and several others as having done
splendid work. Miss Jones has still life
that 10 very we'll done. but would rather
zen - than aA uhen they aso AnnG
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'As1ss:' AsD sn1sDasgs nHss;,; FURNISHING GOODS

Ladies' Undervesss ffon; sc to S.
50 dozen Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests.
low neck. short sleeves; Ill colors,
at sc.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27
2:30 CLASS PACE PURSE $40O.

Willette, br G, by Wilton; dam by Ashland
Chief; W Estes, Winchester, Ky. .t .
Dantful, blk &, by Yellow Jacket; Day 4
Kehoe, HillsbOro, Ky.
Wilmore, b m, by Bourbon Wilkes; dam
Annetmore, by StrathmOre; JnO Hedges, NORTH
Middletown, Ky.
4 Molhe Smith, b IN, by Jesse James; John
Jones, Winchester, Ky.
Raven L, by Bay Tom Jr; dam Kate McCroy;
G II RubIe, Nichoasville, Ky.
6 Christie Queen, b m, by Monte Cristo; dam by
Standard Bearer; Crit Davis, Harrodsburg, Ky.
Alfred, blk $, by Almont Wilkes; dam Oriole
dam Of Folly 2:l7D Bean Bros, Mt Sterling, KY.
Mckinley, b 8, by Alto; dam byI star Chief ;B
Smith; Dry Run, Ky.
9 Peter Goetz, b s, by Florida; dam by Ashland
Chief Ferguson Bond, Georgetown, KY.
10 Cressis b. b IN, by George Steck; dam -
Bedford, Paris, Ky.
IL Mable King, IN, by Dick Wilkes; dam
Susie King, by hambrino King; ID Ofrutt,
Georgetown, Ky.
IL Lutte Strathmore, ch m, by Strathmore;
dam by Champ Ferguson; Douglass Thomas,
Paris, Ky.
l3 Jim Corbett, b z, by Alaric Almont; dam
by Grsftonian; Riley Patterson Nicholasville,
Ky. e...'. '''s.|. II -
IA Louise, ch m, by Noble Medium; dam by
BalsOra; Riley & Patterson, NichOlasvile, Ky.
Is j j, b z, by Vatican; dam by Peacock
Scott Hudson, NichOlasville, Ky.
l6 Brownie, br m, by King Eagle Jr;J WSale,
Lexington, Ky.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27
JULY T..
2:4o CLASS rRor-PuRsE s4oo.

Jim Crow, blk h, by Abbottsford; dam b,
Lumps; III III Stanhope, Lexington, Ky.
Laura Ettie, b IN, by Geo Steck; dam by Nc
DOnald's Mambrino; T J Sydner, North Middle
town, Ky.
8 Wyoming, blk h., by Wilton dam Lucil
Blackwood, by BlackwOod; Harris, LeXing
ton, Ky.
4 Clemmie G, ch m. by Post Boy: dam b,
Blackwood Jr; Thos Triplett, Aillersburg Ky
5 Sabine Wilkes, by George Wilkes; G "
Bramlette, Bramlette, ky.
Gulliver, blk z, by Cyclone; dam by Asterisk
John T Hedges, North MiddletOwn, Ky. -.
NOtre Dame, b m, by Robt NcGregor; dan
Christine, by Hambrino;J J ID Smith, Muir, Ky.
Jim Young, b 9, ,by Young jim; dam Jes
sica, by Hamlet; p Kenney, Muir, Ky.
9 Matte Scott blk m, by Estill Eric; dam by
Blood Chief; Jno Jones' winchester, Ky.
10. Sarah D C, b m, by Don Carlos; dam by
Clark Chief; Mira T Knight, Lexington, Ky.
II Hunter Bsy, ch 8, by Peat Boy; dam by Er.
lesson; b Letton, Little Rock, Ky. s - a..
IL Lena 1, blk M, by Margin; dam by Col
Hambrick; II A Anderson, Lexington, Ky.
WestwOOd; r Bedford, Paris, KY.
Of Windsor, by Peayias ] E Clay, Paris, KY.
Is Plse, br m, BY Cyclone; dam Madam Beatty
by Monroe Chief;J j Il Clay, Paris, Ky. .. ff
Is Della shipp, b N, by Maj Sanders dam Bird
SCOTT Hudson, Eicholasyille, Ky.
II Wilder Boy, b z, by Stranger; dam by Crit
tenden; Scott Hudson, Sicholssville, Ky.
Is. Aggie Gauh ch m, by Almont Archy; dam
Sadie Roe, by Magic; JnO w White, Nj. Sterling
Ky. 2. :. =.
10 Iron Bar, by Temple Bar; dam by NAM
brino Boy; J W Sale, Lexington, KY.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27
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DID NOT HELP.
prospect.

The financial difficulties of the Port.
land Plush Company may have been
partly due to business troubles other
than its own operations; but it is a
little significant that one of the indus
tries which it was said the Mckinley
law peculiarly promote should, in two
years and half after the passage
of that law, be forced to make an
appeal to its shareholders to assess
themselves for the purpose of keeping
the concern out of bankruptcy.
Not only is this true as to isolated
industries, but the prosperous times
promised by the advocates of this
measure has never come. Instead Of
high spirits and good Etimes, we are
passing through one of&the closest
financial periods known to our coun-
try. 81 Is it an accident or a result of
bad Legislation verify it is not the
former. Republicans through their
leaders and their organs, are every
day charging the Democracy with dis
loyalty to their principles, in that they
will make no change in the tariff
matters and yet in their closets (if
they have any,) they are pleading for
the change; for by their own doings
they are in the current, helpless, and
approaching the destroying cataract
and have found it out too late to help
themselves.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27
500 GLASS TRor--puRsE $500.

Jim Crow, blk h, by Abbotsford; dam by
Lumps; II Stanhope, Lexington, Ky.
2 Laura Ettie, b m, by Geo Steck; dam by Nc
Donalds Mambrino; I Sydner, North Middle.
town, Ky. ..-.....,---4....5
Wyoming, blk h, by Wilton; dam Lucille
Blackwood, by Blackwood; c Harris, Lexing
ton, Ky.
Gold Brick, b &, by valdemeer; dam by Bald
Chief; w Estes, Winchester, Ky. a.. '.r- -.-.
Sabine Wilkes, m, by Geo wilkes; dam
-; G w Bramlette, Bramlette, Ky.
Prelude, m, by Robert McGregOr; dam by
Jno Burdine; Jno Hedges, North Middletown,
KY. ... - a. ..s.. ..
Jim Young, b 8, by Young Jim; dam Jessica,
by Hamlet; Joe p Kenney, Muir, Ky.
8 Fire Fly, m, by .Valdemeer; dam by Son
Of Longfellow; JnO I Jones, Winchester, KY.
9 Hunter Boy, CHI 5, by Post Boy; dam by
Ericsson; j B Letton, Little Rock, KY.
10 Prince Edsall, blks by Princeton; dam by
Westwood; Crit Davis, HarTodsburg, Ky.
II Julia Coulter, by Wilkes Boy; dam by
Egbert; j Ferguson, Georgetown, Ky.
u Pryor Wilkes b $, by The King; dam by
Blood Chief; Macy Bros, Versailles, Ky.
l3 Lena L. blk m, by Margins; dam by Col
Hambrick; II A Anderson, Lexington, Ky.
IA Bismuth, b h, by Bourbon Wilkes; dam
spot, by Westwood; j Miller Ward, Paris, Ky.
Is Girtrude V ch m, by Aberdeen; dam Maid
Of Windsor, by Peavine; j Clay, Paris, Ky.
Is Plee, tr.., by Cyclone; dam Madam Beatty
by Monroe Chief; j Clay, Paris, Ky. " r
II Henry B, b 6, by Duke of Brunswick; dam
by AlmonI Chief; d Ofrutt, Georgetown, KY.
IS Della shipp,b m, by Maj Sanders; dam
Bird; Scott Hudson, NichOlasville. Ky.
10 Wilder Boy, b 6, by Stranger; dam by Crit
tenden; Scott Hudson, Ncholasville, Ky.
20 Miss Mason. b m, by Almont Archy; dam by
Greenwood; Jno W White, Sterling, Ky. .
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27

= Orphan Boy, b 8, W Geo Steck; dam by Bal,
stocking; " G Estes, wineheetsr. KY.
Peter PireF. b &. By Nantucket; dam by ST
Walter; Mneey Bross Versailles KY.
Hayseed,b b g. (breeding unknown;) w
Rontt, Lawrenceburg, ny.
Fessie r, m, BY Sen Of Bs1nArk; dam by
Jss billiard; TurnsJ q Merris, Paris, KY.
Nydia wilkes m. by Baron wilkes; dan
by Nutwood; Douglass Thomas, Paris, Ky.
Elmer. q; breeding unknown;C G w Bean
Mt Sterling, Ky.
Jewell, b 4, by Petosky; dam by Jno billiard
Riley Patterson, Eicholasville, Ky.
9 Rattler, b 4, by st Mark; dam ------; Scot
Hudson, Nieholasville, Ky. sr
10 lisa b, b IN, by vasco; dam Sadie Roe, b,
Magic; Jno W White Mt Sterling KY.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27
CONSOLATION PURSE $500.

Consolation purse for beaten horses, Con.
ditions announced day proceeding race.
The 2:1S class trotting and 2:1j
class pacing having failed to fill, they
are both reopened, to close on July l.
Entrance p per cent to accompany
nomination and p per cent. to start,
payable night before the race 24 per
cent, additional from winners OF
money; 6 to fill, 8 to start; but the
Association reserves the right TO close
and start with a less number. Other
conditions same as previously pub
lished. Address entries to
A. w. HAMILTON, Sec'y,
Mt. Sterling, Ky.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27
2:2s Class Tnor. Purse $500.

l Jack 0ffutt, ch z, by Nantucket; dam EucliC
Maid; Y Carpenter, Shelbyville, Ky.
Lady Euclid, b m, by Euclid; dam MauC
by Keen George; B X Kenney, Shelbyvile, KY.
Happy Promise,b s, by Happy Medium; dan
Bonnie Belle, by Almont; w. 7. Withers Lexing.
ton, KY. ~
Mary, h m, by st. just; dam by Hamlet; in,
Hedges, North Middletown, Ky.
5 Hurricane, b 8, by Cyclone; dam by Pacinl
Abdallah; Turpey Norris, Paris, Ky.
8 Oneida, b m, by Florida; dam by Hambrino
Crit Davis, Harrodsburg, Ky.
Burlesque, by Hambrino; dam Roam Fanny
Linyillc AardsrS, Lexington, Ky.
snipnose, bm,by Cyclone; dam Nancy wilke,
by Favorite wilkes; j Il Clay, Paris, KY.
3 Kratz, b b, by Cyclone; dam Naomi, by Twi-
light; j Clay, Paris Ky.
10 Dina, b y, by Onward; dam by Christian
Edwin Forest; W 7 Simrall, Mt. Sterling, KY.
II Annette, ch m, by King Rene; dam Lady
Prude, by Hamlet; Jno w White, MT Sterling
Ky.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27

A PROPHESY.

The Boston Advertiser is inclined
to think that the next Legislature OF
Massachusetts, will be more anti-cor-
poration in its tendencies than the last
one was. The chances are that this
prediction will turn out to be correct,
especially as regards the makeup OF
the upper branch. Ifthe corporations
look upon this as a misfortune they
have only themselves to blame for the
prospect.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27

There is a story in regard to tie
lives of all men. They are progress
i've or have tendency backward in
business. There is no such thing as
stand still. Go forward and prosperity
follows. Joe Conroy started with a
few dollars worth of stock ina small
room. Now lie has large stock and
is doing prosperous business. He
never loses customer. Why is this a.?
Because he makes his goods from
the best material and sells at close
prices. Saddles, brides, harness, and
everything keptin his line. He buys
for the cash, gets off discounts and
sells at small margin.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27
FOR STATE SENATOR.

We are authorized te announce Hon
j. P. Gay, of Clark county, asa can
didate for Senator of this district com
posed of the counties of Clark, Bour
bon and Montgomery, subject to th'
action of the Democratic party.
Col. J. G.. Holloway of, Clark county
is a candidate for State Senate from
the district composed of Bourbon
Clark and Montgomery counties. sub
iect to the action of the Democratic
party. Your vote and influence re-
spectfully solicited.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27
JULY 5.
PIEDMONT STAKES FOR 3-YR-OLDs, ELIGIBLE II
240 CLASS:

PIEDMONT STAKES FOR 3-YR-OLDs, ELIGIBLE rC
2.i0 CLASS:
! Stammont, b c, by Stamboul, dam by Guy
Wilkes; j. Il. Clay, Paris, KY.
Baronette, b c, by Baron Wilkes, dam Lam
berta, by Daniel Lambert; Douglas Thomas
Paris, Ky. 49,
LemOnee, b (, by Wilton, dam Lemonade by
Kentucky Prince, Jr; DOuglasThomas, Paris, Ky
4 NOtre Dame, Of, by Robt. McGregor, dam
Christine by Hambrino; J. D.Smith, Muir, Ky
Kentucky Girl, b I, by Anteeo; dam Jenny
Bismark, by Won Bismark; I. Il. Moore, Shaw
han, Ky.
Easaline, b t, by Vasco, dam ---- by Magic;
Joel Feser, Mt. Sterling, Ky.
7 Cortcelli, b I, by Shawmut, dam - by
American Clay; w. V. Routt, Lawrenceburg, KY.
s Scotland Lassie, b t, by CRANKY, dam Mollie
r, by Bonnie Scotland; X. c. Smith, ,Harrods-
burg Ky.
8 Morning Star, gr z, by Woodford Citizen,
dam Miss Kendall by Horace Greedy; j. Il
Day, HillsbOro, Ky.
10 Venus, b I, by Vasco, dam - by Alta
more; Jno. Mcdonald, Mt. Sterling, Ky.
II Little Thorn, by Thorn Wilkes, dam by
FlaeO: j. NJ. Cochran, Lexington, Ky. -
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27
July 4.

INITIAL STAKE FOR 2-YR-oLDs. Purse s40o.
Miss Bowernan, b I, by Wilton; dam by
Kentucky Prince; J. Il. Clay. Paris, Ky.
Linda whiteman. b {, by William L; dan
Homogene by Red wilkes; Bramlette 4 Dudley
Carlisle, KY. #
Hickory Wood, blk c; by Norwood; dam JeI
by Ravenswood; NJ l. Spears, Muir, Ky.
Country Boy, ch c; by Country Baron; dan,
Creole, by Strathmore; Jas Mcgowan, Mt
sterling. KY.
5 Russie Clay, b I; by Clay; dam Alice Russell
by Mambrino Russell; Jas K Mcgowan, Mt ster-
ling, KY. ..
8 Penelope, b 4; by McEwen; dam Elnora by
Tennessee Wilkes; Il Dorsey, Middletown, Ky
Walton Boy. gre; by Disputant; dam Santa
Claus Maid, by Santa Claus; B Day, Hillsboro
Ky. .....
8 Douglas, eh C, by Bourbon Wilkes, dam Wis
terra by Happy Medium; BeanBros, Mt
sterling, Ky. f#-" Va.
Lodema, b I, by Luby, dam - by Forest
wilkes; j. II. Wood, Mt. Sterling, Ky.
10 Chieftan, b c, by Parnell, dam Tom b., by
Mambrino Patchen; John +. Payne Lexington,
Ky. ..... ........a
IL Easy Time, b c,by Time Medium, dam Jennie
Kirk, 2.271x; NJ. Il. Bell Lexington, Ky.
u Princess Nutwood, b I, by King Nutwood,
dam by Windsor; Brook Curry Lexington, KY.
18 Airline, b c, by Caneland Wilkes, dam by
Cooper Medium; J. ID. Offutt, Georgetown, Ky.
Ia Van Leer, b c, by Vasco; dam by Magic; j.
Il. Bascom Il sons Lexington, Ky. ~
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27

The congressman who have not yet
contributed to the numerous newspa-
per canvasses of the probable vote on
repeal Of the Sherman act have prob
ably gone afishing not to return until
the fall session
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27

1t is d dangerous to take medicines
compounded by inexperienced per-
sons. At Kennedy Bros. Drug Store.
on Main Street, this city, are to be
found none but experienced and reg
istered Pharmacists, and as to the
quality of their drugs and chemicals
and the dispensing of same, satisfac-
tion issguaranteed in every particular.
1926 .s.# .r4 ~
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27
JULY g..

INDEPENDENCE SrAkk FOR 4-YR-0LDs, ELIdIBLl
TO $3.50 CLASS. Purse $500
Dorfmark, g, by Allandorf; dam Jenny Bis
mark, by Bismark; I. E. Moore Shawhan, Ky.
2 Dandy Sprague, br c, by Ashland Sprague
Ky.
3. Valley Gill, ch m, by Valdemeer, dam Ell,
Steele, by Dan Underwood; o S johnson, Win
chester, Ky.
T. Azor, IN g, by Almont Archy; dam by Whip
Pile; Jno w White, Mt sterling, Ky,
Tolu, b x by Vatican; dam by Peayine; W
G Fitzpatrick, Richmond, Ky.
9 Queen Nutwood, b m, by King Nutwood
dam by Windsor; Brook Curry, Lexington, Ky
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27
2:8O CLASS TRoT-PURsE s4OO.

May Quense, IN, by Du Quesne; dam LOtta
Young, Lexington, KY pee.
2 Vanity, b IN, by Valdemeer: dam Addi,
Wilkes, by Idol wilkes; w Estes, Winchester
Ky. - -, y. - $3.50
3 BlackwOod Belle, blk m, by Black wood Jri
dam Miss Kendall, by Horace Greeley; Day
lIllsboro, Ky.
SimmOnctte, br m, by Simmons Boy; dam
-; Turney 4 Morris, Paris, Ky.
Eola, ch IN. by King Clay; dam Sorrento, by
Ky. -
g Edwin X. br G, by Knox; dam by Mohawk
Chief; Abdallah Park, Cynthiana, Ky.
7 kniEhthood, b 5, by Aberdeen dam Ophir, by
Alamo; Bean Bros, Mt Sterling, Ky.
Edna NJ, b m, by Egbert dam Graey G;
Llnville MaIders, Lexington, Ky.
Tuna, m. by Ethan Allan,Jr; dam Fortuna
W t Cro5thwait, Versailles, Ky.
10 Vaseola, b m, by VascO; dam Retta, by
Whipple; Il Bascom & Sons, Lexington, Ky.
II Snipnese, b m, by Cyclone; dam Nancy
Ky. "-T-.'' 49,. - -
q. l2 Kratz, b h, by Cyclone; dam Naomi, by
Twilight, Paris, Ky.
q ------- -agA &Na E.l
2:20 CLASS PACE-PURsE S4OO
Dora Martin, b m,by Petoskey; dam by Con-
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27
Sis GLASS rAcR-PuRsH SleO.

1 Dora Martin, b m, by Petoskey; dam by Con
tractor; ] L Tarlston, Lexington, Ky.
West Liberty, roam g; Douglass Thomas
Paris, KY. 0,."E. -. ..7.....
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27
FOT JAILER.

We are authorized to announce Joe
G. Turley as candidate for Jailer OF
Montgomery county, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27
s:Is CLASS TRoT-Purse $500.

/ Banner Mark, b S, by Victor Won Bismark
dam by Alcyone; T Moore, ShawhaD, KY.
2 Daily Wilkes, gr m. by Red Wilkes; dam Ids
by Alta; Douglass Thomas, Paris, KY.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27

List OF Entries at the Mt steriIna
Fair.
The following horses are eligible
starters and nominations in the purses
in races to be trotted during the Mt.
Sterling Fair and Trotting Meeting
July A, 8, 6 and 7, 1898
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27

Mr.. L. M. Dallas, of Carlisle, is al
]. w. Burroughs very sick, with bu,
little hope of recovering.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27

George Eastin and John G.. Wilson
started for BICYCLE ride to Harrods-
burg Monday.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27

Miss Catherine Burns, Huntington
w. Va, is visiting her sister-in-law'
Mrs. Mary Burns. .. w r.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27
Go to Julian's for

Go to Julian's for
3. #| ( Mixed Paints,
. Paint Brushes,
Ia.#.H Lead and Oil,
a.,asa-- Colors in Oil,
,rE Knives and Razors,
Pocket books Purses,
Tooth & hair brush,
Soap and perfume.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1893-06-27

2:20 CLASS PACE-PURsE S4OO
Dora Martin, b m,by Petoskey; dam by Con
tractor; l. Tarleton, Lexington, ky.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-17
FLoRIpA,s CAPITAL CITY.

A Sermon by Bishop Fitzgerald-Ap-
Dointments by the Governor.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, March 16.-Bishop
o. D. Fitzgerald Of Atlanta held services in
the Methodist Episcopal church south on
Sunday. The congregations we're large
and attentive al the morning service he
announced that there was debt OF 81 500 on
the church, and now was the time to huuidate
the debt. A canvass Of the congregation
secured 81 600.
Mrs. Howren, widow of the late Robert
H. Howren, died at Midway a few days
ago, aged GO years. Mr.. Howren, for more
than fifty years, was prominent Method
list minister in Florida. He died three years
ago, at the age Of 81.
The Leon county commissioners will, al
their April session, take final action on the
proposition to appropriate $500 for adver-
Using the county at the worlds fair,
The rush Of tourists TO Tallahassee is al
most unprecedented.
There is quite a rivalry among snipe
shooters here this season. Thus far Thomas
II. Hall Of Boston wears the belt as ''sinRle-
man" shot. His champion bag was fifty
six in one "round-up" or Lake Lafayette
The governor has made the following
civil appointments: q. I. Wathern 70 be
constable for district ], Franklin county 4:
W. +. HuRhy OF Ocala to be notary public
for the state at large; W. M. Conley 70 be-
justice Of the peace for district Q, Franklin
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