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WANTED--Competent woman to do cook
ing and housvwork for family of three
Apply at No 1903 Hamilton, corner Clay
avenue, Monday after 10. II
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WANTED TO BUY.

WENTED-A one horse delivery wagon.
suitable for grocery; must be In good
order and cheap for cash. X. H. Tripp,
2909 Fannin. -
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THAT pretty home No 240S san JHelntO
street; nine rooma; over three lots, south
corner; me sbrubhery and plenty or
shade trees; one block asphalt pavement
and car line; 5000 buys this fine prop
ertg: one sOuthrast corner lot Clay and
Hutrhius. car line; price $500: eAsy
forms or / viii build you a home; prot
Is cottage home. corner Hamilton and
Pierce: a bargain, | have several cheap
home places 70 oner this week; you VIII
mud It TO your interest to see me before
buying, N, NJ NorGeet, 20t Binz build.
Ing phone 673 Is
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WANTED TO kENT.

WANTED TO RENT-Five or slx-room
house, with modem cOnveDienceE' close
IN: permanent tenant. Address @itb,
this Office. u
A HIGHLY RESPECTED COUPLE, wiz,
our children would Ike 10 take charge
OF house for party leaving city for sum.
mer: best references. Address rs. g.,
this ofnce. y
WANTED TO RENT small store er part
2iQ0, this ofkee "
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TIE following privileges gre for safe fot
picnic to be given by Magnolia camp 40;
13, w O. W, and the Retail Clerks
Union, at La Porte July 4: One lunch
rate or MS onel, one barbccued meats, one
soda water and lemonade, one peanut ana
pop corn, one ice cream and cake, one
taffy and other candies, one flying horses,
one baby rack, one photo gallery, one
shooting gallery, one phonograph and
peeposcope All the above privileges
will be sold at private sale; half the
money TO he paid up at time of sale, the
privileges or further information concern
Ing same, apply $. j. Westhelmer, l04
San Jacinto street, or ID. NJ. Collins at
Collins Bros, 204 Milan street. Is
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PKOPOSALS for construction Of fire
escapes at the state eleemosynary insti-
tutions. Sealed proposals are invited I'M
der chapter n, page 100 General Laws
of 1899, for the construction Of one or
more FIRE escapes al either or all of the
Following state eleemosynary Institutions;
Sonthwdstern lnsane asylnm, San Anto-
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NOTICE is hereby given that INC annual
meeting Of the stockholders and directors
OF the Direct Navigation Company viii
city Of Houston on Tuesday, Jnly .. 1901,
az II o'clock, q, m. II c. Cushman, Sec
rotary 1901
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the summer health resort;
ase suiphur water Dr. Broiles, the spe.
eiailst. Is there every Monday treats 81
chronic diseases. ~
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LOST- Large Drown horse about 10 hands
high; hoofs hind feet both white, IS
reward II returned 20 MIX Chasen, cor
ner EdMard md Beach. Flfst MArd u
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LosT, FouNp. STOLEN.

S. o. COTTON a BROs., Fire Insurance.
Agents and Adjustera. Main 81. ~
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WANTED--A position 60 do homework;
no washing; by white woman. Zig,
this office. 10
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FOR sALE-Sawmlll plant, about l5,OOO
daily capacity, planners, etc, half lta
value for cash 2424, this Office. ~
FOR SALE--One 12-foot by 4S-lneh return
tubular boiler. complete with all nttings;
also one I2112 automatic steam englnci
lust the outfit for rice pumping pant.
Address l. r. Miller, Houston. or W. II:
NcKinnou. Sehulenhurg. ~
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DEW Ely hay press, three men md one mule
can press 200 bales q day; price S6S; manu-
featured b W. c. Gunlock. Victoria. #
SEVERAL CARS Triumph potatoes, make
offers. Habegger, III Campo, Texas. gu
CELEBRATED CHINA TEAS and nue
bric-a-h rac, toys, China water lilies, etc;
also umbrella coverings. Yam Lay 60,
1U1Gh Preston, II
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WANTED-To buy a good delivery horse;
Berlng-Cor Hardware Co. IA
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San Jaclnto and Trinity counties. Ad.
dress 'B..' Box 1870, Corrigan, Texas. 10
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FAMINE cures without drugs; have
N abeys when medicine failed, may
4 m Sulie 100000 Mason building.
A ~ 10
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SITUATION WANTED by i4.year old col
orod girl 10 nurse, wash dishes aud as.
slgt In homework Apply conner Live
Oak and Hudley street 10
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WANTED Place 10 do h0nscwork or help
cook. Apply Immediately at l20S Rice
street ti
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| |.s.s awnlngs, tarpaullns. etc, write
M MI unsltmann & Kneeland Tent
~ NAN street. Houston. Texas.
tf
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$3.50 BUYS nne-rcom boarding house;
$3.50 buys seyen.room dwelllgg and SIX
infs, rice mud timber lands Il, NJ.
Sherry, 31Oh Main street -
FOR SALE OR RENT Mrs. Boxley's cot
tuge home IN Falryiewi no agents. Apply
1918 Walker. -
DAMON'S MOUND OIL LANDS for sale.
N YOU want to buy or sell call on or 40
dress NJ T.. Glpson & Co, land agents,
Damon. Texas. 10
HHRDIN county Texas: Notice TO those
contemplating the organization Of an oil
company or a rice syndicate and TO IN
vestOrR: In q few days we viii have eN-
elusive control Of the best proposition ia
Texas: the land Hes between Sour Lake
and Saratoga, a little 70 the west; We
can place this land IN lots from 10 20 "0l
acres with absolutely perfect title and
instantaneous delivery; send In your ap,
pllcation early. hrst come hrst served
Halliwell & Kelly, ZIG Maln street. -
RICE. fruit, farm. stock and timber lands;
FOOD cheap: good references furnished.
r. w. Colby, Aldne. Just north Of Hous.
ton. IA
on RICE or FARM LANDs--ln large or
small tracts In Galveston and Harris
counties near oil wells being bored. tor
sale by VIM. A. Saunders. League City,
Texas -
T0R SATE-The old Stone Fort property
In Nacogdoches Texas, consisting ~ the
Old Stone Fort and lot, with several
wooden buildings; lot fronts rs feet on
public square and 23s feet on Fredoaia
street. property rents now al 500 a
month. For further particnlars address
r. c. Roberta, 1918 Mckee street Hous,
ton. Texas. 70
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w i. TOWNSEND. attorney az law, orlte
corner Firht St ana luikn ave, I.ufkln
Texas. W, j. Townsend " Co. otfleN t,ist
south Of on Exchange Beaumont, TeAnA
Lawyers, brokers aud dealers Ia real ~
tate. large aud small bodies of OIL nte
farming. grazing, hardwood nnd lOng lee
fetson. Jasper Liberty. llardla. Itief.
Polk Angelina, san Augustine and Ma.
cogdoches Abstracts and prfps furnished
on short notice. gil
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DRUG STORE for sale: In good location
Apply chas Bolfrass, T09 Pease ave.
nue. -
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Ng..,l"s IWFIt1 VI, u bonnctt, =. Gus
Mueller finance committee.
j. ID. Woolford. mayor
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IEN,RooM HOUSE, Fifth ward. S42Sn;
eigntroom house, Rusk avenue. $500.
slN room cottage, Third ward. Sgn0i six
room cottage, Rusk avenue, $1,000 George
w. Schoultz 2id Main street. IL
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wA 1, lS waist hands at co7 Main
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HOTELS AND SUMMER kESOh ,.
gfrTff 66TEl> Queen q resorts, now
noept free hack from depot 10 hotel best
fare Rockport. Texas. "
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lsh market, Address "a, this office. u
SURETY FOR ALI.-For hdelity cour
and contract bonds. Address l.. Hant,
Fox building, Houston. ~
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b az. lfesh milk cows for sale
N Swisssl 81 O write Drummer, tho
~ pdlry. II
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SITUATIoNS-MALE.

AZ A .-T,-,s,. n
WANTED TO take care OF farm
ON sharcs, good references Edward Nil.
den, 2,so3 Congress avenue "a
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

LADY STENOGBAPlIER desires work.
Experience, good references Will leave
city $, H., 603 Charities street. ~
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II undressing and massage par
i,slal ana scalp treatment; chill.
.a'eauing; hair goods mauufac-
T SgS lovn orders solicited. Wat
y nnllaMs. l0le Texas avenue. els
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LOST OR SrRAYED-- Large black mare
mule Reward VIII be paid for return
90 G, W. Robinson, 1916 F1nnin, IL
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s,,i;ly sufferer from rheuma.
~ 'Sl . spinal affections. weak
Im.o. ach, erysipelas 10 know that
NJ s0,He" OIL relieves and
IN y sIi other known remedies fail:
\ n ~ each postpaid. Write for
: D zones Sons. Dallas, Texas.
E 7-lA-Ol
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY Trained DETECTIVES
furnished for civil ana criminal lnveSti.
CATIONS, reasonable rates; correspondence
solicited James McCanc box 100, flous.
ton Texas II
l.. HUNT, surety bonds, Fox building
Houston, Texas; phone no. ii
DElECIINE AGENCY Trained dutpOtiyes
furnished for civil and criminal iuvesti,
solicited, James McCpe, box 40. Aoas
ton, Texas, II
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I'M. souTHERN ToNIC-The cure
~ ~ ssu lever, malaria and Jaundice.
- =. ~ druggists. STA
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|it ss,ss e' NaYasota, Texas, manu-.
trn a. n,s mat cure letter, eczema,
hrtsi,sso iu sores Of any Kind: 81 per
kill ~, ouying this salve and NOT
N WY. using one box money re'
4 %s-e lor Testimonials. 7.17.ol
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IElIL BOND YoU-when You need a
I ing Up TIC. L. Hunt, Fox build
/ H0atcn. Ia
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-05-01
TO MERCHANTS.

We will conduct General Commits
sion Business, selling direct from the
largest Mills and Factories to Mer-
chants only. saving the middle mans
profits. The Mills and Factories we
represent offer great Inducements to
cash buyers.
Our Clothing is manufactured in Gin
cinnati-!"Snperb Brand" We can fit
any size boy or man from 8 years to a
size 90. Our Hats are Baltimore made
none better cold. Our Shoes are from
Boston. where our Southern wholesale
houses Ouy-the greatest Shoe market
in the world.
Our Pants, Jeans, Cassimeres, Over
alls. etc. are made by the Cleveland
W0Olen Mills, direct from the raw ma.
terial. We can save merchants the
middle mans profits and agents com
mission on this line.
Sheetings, Shirtings. Checks, Cot
tonades, Hosiery, ETC., direct from our
Scnthern mills.
Office and Sample Room over p. o.
We invite all our merchant friends
to call: ar write ns for Samples.
Respectfully,
i. .. WEnB. wEnp <rATpp
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The Postoffice Department has issued
orders that the lobbies of all postoffi-
ces, where no night watchmen are en-.
ployed, be closed and locked. This. of
course, affects the Anderson Office, aud
in the future the lobby will be open
only from q. IN. to 9p. m. each day.
To accommodate the patrons of tho
Office Postmaster Cochran has placed a
letter box on tho outside for the recep-
tion Of letters mailed when the lobby
is closed. This box will be opened
only once day, at Z o'clock a. nj. :, and
pcrsons should bear in mind not to
drop any letters in there during tho
day.
Tho Willian,stcn INIc;rs Of lust Friday
says: Last Sunday morning Mrs.
Emcline Stone, mother of our fellow
;o"nsman. MT. j. f. Stone. met with
n very serious and painful accident ut
tho homo of her son in Williamson.
She and Mr.. Stone were at home alone,
the other members of tho family hav-
ing gone to church. MIR. Stone walked
out of the room for n few moments
leaving his mother sitting by the fire,
anu upon his return ho found his
mother standi, /; near the fire place
envelopcd in A.ames. AS quickly as
possible her burning clothing was en-
tiDguished but not until she had been
severely burned about the limbs and
body. Being nearly ninety years of
age Mrs. Stone is naturally in very
feeble health, which doubtless accounts
for the accident" Mrs. Stone fingered
until Monday night following when
death relieved her Of her sutferings.
She was an excellent Christian woman
and greatly beloved by wide circle of
friends, who will ever cherish her
memory. Her remains wero Inferred
in the Big Creek Churchyard, Rev. A.
j. Cauthan, Jr., conducting tho funeral
services.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20
Grain Market.

The following report is from
Chicago on Saturday:
Wheat closed ] to &C and corn {
lower for September delivery. Pro-
visions closed unchanged to DC
higher. An advance at Liverpool
stimulated buyers at the start and
September wheat opened &c higher
to unchanged at 72c to 7l5c. Pric-
es soon gave way, however and
September slumped to Tile.
Corn, like wheat. was momenta-
rily firm at the start on cables.
The rain predicted for Ohio and
the corn country generally was the
chief weakening influence, as there
was considerable selling of stuff
bought yesterday in consequence oi
it. September sold between 59sc
and 5SIc and closed at 5SSc.
Oats were dull and featureless
values ranging lower. in sympathy
with corn. September ssld be
tween 3Ggc and closed at see. Re
ceipts were 295 cars.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20

the game chicken cock in the act
of growing.
s. That the Mt. Sterling Senti-
nel-Democrat, MT. STERLING Apyo-
CATE and Menifee News are res,
quested to publish these proceed
ings. Signed.
}. II. WILLIAMS, Chm,
MILLER ANDERSON, Sec'y.
Nj. 7. HACKNEY.
A. j. Ringo, of Menefee couptv
placed the Hon. /. N. Greene oe
Montgomery, in nomination there
being no further nominations an
motion of j. II. Williams tbo
nomination of the Hon. / N
Greene was made by acclamation
On motion the convention tbon
adjourned sine die.
II. ID. COMBS, Chm.
r. }. HusT, Sec'y.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20
HURRICANE
Bargains for Cash Buyers.
THE BUSY BEE CASH STORE

merchandise
in
and the crowded condition OF oa store
cesleh hps anlhe
article
WeIl ofavorte Not thing reserves They all
Shoes familiar WITH our
in
wen ito the quick, dnot left tell the tale
Sill Suits that were So Soo are now
our priced
makeu bundle
dtex
boys wei
m
o
hepn we are tored 10 DO
must o e
this and summer while
thisaea
Profit rlos while eyouc alec
Watch sale date of other departments They will all feel the knife before
verdict Ot Busy Bee and changed
unprecedented
buy yalt thegool neelf for months toco e
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20
|. ". SeDff Pardoned.

Gov. Beckham on Wednesday extended
Executive Clemency to I. w. Senff, for
merly of this city, who, at the January
term, 1898, of the Montgomery Circuit
Court received a ten-year sentence for
the killing of T. T. Kendall. Upon being
released he went direct to Cincinnati,
where good position awits him. The
pardon was secured through the efforts of
his son, Attorney Earl w. Senff. Gov.
Beckham's action in this matter Will
doubtless meet with approval here.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20
Victory for Right.

In the recent election in Slate
precinct in Menefee county the
cause of temperance received ma
jority of II votes. We trust that
the sale of intoXicants will never
again be legalized in the county
The highest interests of the people
demand the enforcement of the law
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20
Judqe Redwine Married.

Campton, Ky, August 18th,
special:
Judge b. b. Redwine, of Jack
son, Ky, and Mrs Nellie Hurst
daughter of Capt. w. L. Hurst, o
this place, were married this morn
ing and started Immediately fol
Buffalo, N. Y. Hon. o. II. Pol
lard and wife, of Jackson, accom-
panied them on the trip.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20
OLDHAM BROS. & CO.,
Busy Bee Cash Store.
Legislative Convention.

The Democratic Legi ! t i We
Committee Of the Ninetieth Dis
trict, composed of the counties of
Menefee and Montgomery, met at
Chambers, Ky, August 10. The
meeting was called to order by
Chairman j. H. Williams. II. ID.
Combs, of Menefee, was elected
temporary chairman and X. j.
Hunt, of Montgomery, secretary.
J. H. Williams, Miller Anderson
and NJ. r. Hackney were appoint
ed committee on resolutions and
reported as follows:
RESOLVED, 1. That we approve
the time and place of holding this
convention.
=. That we do most heartily
condemn the actions of the Repub-
lican administration of our Ma
tional Government.
3. That we approve the actions
of our worthy young Governor,
j. C. w. Beckham, in the way and
manner he has administered our
State affairs.
4. That we appreciate the la
bors of Hon. JAS. b. McCreary in
his successful management of our
last Democratic State campaign
and hereby endorse his candidacy
for United States Senator, to be
elected by the next General As
sembly of Kentucky.
5. That we approve the actions
of our present member of the Gen.
eral Assembly of Kentucky, Hon
l. n. Greene, in his firm stand fo-
the success of true Democracy aRC
the upholding of law and order as
against fraud, force and riot il
our beloved old Commonwealth
and recommend him to the voters
of this Legislative district as ont
tried and true.
6. That we approve she actions
of our worthy ex-Chief Justice
Jas. II. Hazelriggs while he 81
faithfully and honorably held I
place on the Appellate Cour
bench of the State Of Kentucky.
I. That we adopt as our devis'
to be placed at the head of tn,
official ballot to be voted at tn,
next regular November election
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20
HORSES AND MULES.

There was fully 200 broken mules
on the market. 1G-hand mare
mule. at $3.50. l5t mules at $ll0 to
S135, Is hand and under at from
$50 to 800, A good many sold at
these prices. Mr.. Newman, of
York, Pa. is here buying weanling
mules. He bought 81 head in Bath
county last week at from $25 to $50
per head. Horses about as usual
No fine ones sold.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20
ANNOUNCEMENT.

DR.. and Mrs Geo. o. Graves. Of
Winchester. announce the engage
ment of their granddaughter. Miss
Katherine Tebbs, to Mr.. James
Madison Jackson, of Parkersburg,
w. Va. Their marriage will take
place in the early fall.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20
Who Can Beat II?

VIM. Morton, Sr., Of Bowen, KY.
was in town on yesterday, accom-
panied by his son, Clyde, aged Is
lie bought for his son a pair o.
pants of these dimensions. Waist
80 inches. length 33. The boy
weighs 260 pounds, can swim like
duck and is bright "little' (?)
fellow.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20

On Tuesday last Chas. Helwig,
formerly conductor on the Kentuc-
ky q South Atlantic was adjudged
of unsound mind by jury in Judge
Hazelrigg's Court and was taken to
the Asylum Wednesday. His con-
ditiOn is serious.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20
.CORRESPONCENCE.s '
80 ~
North MIDDLETON

w. S Jones sold his fat cattle
at 81 and 5 cents.
j. J. Sullivan bought II head of
lambs at $5.25.
John G. Collins bought lot of
hand-stripped grass seed at soc.
Henry Caywood purchased 165
head of heavy hogs at 1918.
Wheat is selling from go to Csc ;
corn, $3 25 fat hogs, $3.50.
Best of fruits at Shrout, Robinson 4
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20
Dismissed.

Joseph Embry, Jr., arraigned at
Paris for cutting young Cummins
was discharged. BY suggestion Of
Cummins' grandfather the warrant
was dismissed.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20
BARGAINS! Bargains!

For spot cash, to close out, |
will sell the following goods at
cost:
Refrigerators, Water Coolers,
Oil Stoves.
ED. MITCHELL,
The Hardwareman.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20
II Makes Us Laugh

To see the Lemons the other fell
lows are selling, Ours are twice
as big and at the same price per
dozen.
CHmEs-THoMPsoN GRO. Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20

w. f. Sehooler has returned to
Old Kentucky from Washington.
d. c., and will edit his new paper,
the Morehead Mountaineer, Re-
publican organ.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20
More SheOting.

Sunday night John Scott, color
ed, was shot twice and seriously
wounded by Louis Garrett, color
ed on east Main ST., near the
bridge. Garrett is in Jail.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20

On Tuesday night fire destroyed
the residence of Mrs. Sarah Simp-
son in this city. The house and
contents were insured for $3.50 in
ROgers' agency.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20

While you are in town attending
the Street Fair don't fail to call at
The Novelty Store and see our
new fall line Of Flannelettes, Al
batros, Percales, Outings, sc.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20
Pushing The Work.

There are now over six hundred
men and one hundred teams at
work on the extension of the Lou
isville and Atlantic railroad be-
tween Irvine and Beattyville.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Senator Blackburn SO confidently
denied his engagement while at
Winchester fair, that Governor
McCreary said, Il don't think
Joe would deny that way if it was
true The announcement was
again published, and the Enquirer
Wednesday gave the to-be-bride $
picture, Mrs. May Blackburn, Of
Washington.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20
August Court Day.

About ZOO cattle on the mar
ket. Quality common, with few
exceptions Trade was better than
last court hut at prices little
lower. One bunch of 2-year-Old
cattle sold at 4c; yearlings at 3 to
4c; heifers at 3 to 34c; cows at 2 to
23c; bulls at &c. About 1000 or
! 200 sheep for sal, quality com
mon. One bunch of good ewes at
$2.75 was refused, the ask being
$500. Most sales at about $500.
A few 125 lb. hogs sold at 5 to 54c.
There was good sized crowd at
the pens, with some buyers from
other States. Taking everything
into consideration, the feeling in all
kinds Of stock is better than for
some time.
HAl4ESs
Andy Manley, of Bath county,
bought a bunch of S75 10. steers of
). w. Cecil at $685..
Evans & Caywood, of Bourbon
county, bought Is SOO-lb. heifers
at Sc.
Moss Bros. sold to Owen d Hays,
of Winchester, 15 $50 10. steers at
34c.
j. d. Reid bought 10 900-lb.
steers of Robt. Upton at 4c. These
cattle were good.
Ed Burk, of Paris, bought 16
600-lb. steers of Hiram Long at &c.
Same party bought 9 625-lb steers
OF VIM. Combs at 3tc.
Stafford q Co. sold 5 625 lb. heif-
ers to Jo w. Downing, of Fayette
county, At 81 10.
H. S. Caywood, Of Bourbon cOun-
ty. bought > S00-lb. heifers of S
w. Cecil at &c.
J w. Downing, of Lexington,
bougit S50-ib. heirers OF Noah
Lyons at 34c.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20

We have the prettiest line of
Percales, Outings and Flannelettes
in town. All new patterns.
THE Novelty STORE.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20

Sarah, aged ten years, daughter
of Price Calk, fell from an apple
tree on August Sth and broke her
leo.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20

Holly Strutton, who was to have
died on the scaffold at Lawrence
burg on last Friday, was respited
for 30 days
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20

II. f. Greene, of Grassy, bought
of Sterling Bufh 80 barrels of new
corn, November delivery, at S3.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20
Typhoid Fever.

Typhoid fever is alarmingly prev
alent both in Winchester and Clark
county, especially in the eastern
part of the city. There are l3
cases in Kiddville.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-08-20

Sewell is the leader and promoter ol
low prices on groceries. See him this
Fair week