The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-05-08
FACTS and
!. !, OBSERVATIONS OBSERVATIONS
~ i TRIP TO WOLFE COUNTY.
! Circuit Court. Religious Services
* and other Items.
On Monday afternoon, April 2

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On Monday afternoon, April 23d,
our. representative started for the
II Wolfe Circuit Court On the L. & r,
p,train he met with Rev, D. p. Ware, Of
\ West Bend, of the Methodist Church.
, ksligiopsly, we talked of the sgits-
ton in Presby terisn circles over the
revision of the confession of faith and
the Importance and desirability of the
anion of all who have faith in the
Christ, thus celebrating the denomi-
NATIONAL barriers. and augmenting the
, conquest of the gospel. we recog-
njze some of the restraints in the con-
Ssummation' of that for which the
4 Christ ptsyed--seIfishne pride, par
Ntisan spirit and sin. We wish to see
Sthe day when all will be one in faith,
!, love and obedience. Such is possible
for the Christ has enjoined 1t.
At 80, c. P. Cbenault, of Frank
fort and the writer started from Tor
rent for Csmpton in buggy. The
atmosphere was balmy. tharosds were
fairly good. and the renewal of friend
chip and converse Was quite agrees-
Als. Or friend had five or six cases
i. the court which required his stten-
tion. His practice in the higher
couFts At Frankfort has secured for
II
Ain. .-S;s.II < 70 several counties. We
reached our destination after dark.
During our soiourn both had pleas
4nt association and Indigestion.
The writer gathered few points
during iiiu.stsy or one and one-half
days.
PERSONALS.
Among the visiting attorneys we
noticed Robt. Riddell and j. B. White,
of Irvine; Thos. Johnson, Tolega
Wallace Mcclure and Finley Fogg,
West Liberty j. d. Atkinson, Stan
ton; B. F.. Day, Mt. Sterling; Judge
Redwine and j. B. Marcum, Jackson.
CANDIDATES.
We were informed that A. II. SIAM
per rho recently aspired to Congress
C4eonors had voluntsrily(N re-
inquisfied. his claim.
u Mr.. Marcum, of Jackson, has de-
cidsd that the present time is not aus
picious for his candidacy on the Re-
publican ticket for the Appellate
Court Judgship. He is wise Young
man-especially after the recent Re-
publican tactics at Frankfort and
evidently sees the hand writing on
the wall. the balance of his party
ought to read the signs of the times
and modestlY quit, and not increase
their merited condemnation.
Miss Loula Kash, of Hazel Green,
is the first woman candidate for Office
ixthe county. She IS % years old
md unmarried, has taught eleven
%srms Of common schools, holds a state
certificate and wants to be Superin-
tendent of Schools in the county. Her
opponent is j. w. Taulbee.
VIM. B. Bush, OF Torrent, aged %,
is a candidate for sheriff. He is
sou-in-law of w. F. Chester well
known in our county. He is a DEM
ocrat.
d. H. Linden, who lives on the 9TH
er side of the county above Hazel
Green, also aspires to the Democratic
nomination for Sheriff.. He is %
wears old. is farmer and stock trad
er, Many of our cattle men have me.
MIN at Mt. Sterling.
We met no other candidates for
county offices--no doubt the woods
c.S 90 full of them but they did not talk
Ma our presence; we do not mean to
light them.
DEATHS.
Elias Reynolds nesr Torrent, aged
10 ALL -, T,oodav NTH nnaunnoufo