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uesday November 13 1894
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Railroad Commissioner
Wo are authorized to unnoutico
John C Wood as u candidate Tor Rail
road Commissioner for iho Eastern
District of Kentucky sobject to the
action of the Ropublicap parly
The record breaking Republican
plurality in Pennsylvania according
to official returnsis 241397
Complete olflcial returns from the
Ninth Congressional district show
that tho Hon S J Pngb Republican
yjiA elected over tho Hon Rolla K
Hart by a plurality of CG2
Rev N T Hopkins the defeated
Republican candidate in tho Tenth
District will it is said contest Jo
Kendall seat in Congiess to whMi
lie was elected at tho November elec
tion
Tho plurality of John K Ilendrick
over his Republican opponent in the
First Congressional district U 30000
Instead of -4000 as at first stated
The Democratic majority in the State
will reach 10000 instead of falling
oelow 5000
Henry county Democrats will con
test the election of Shouse Republi
can for Sheriff Ho claims the elec
tion by three votes but the Demo
crats hold that whon numerous fraud
ulent votes are thrown out the Demo
cratic candidate Ycager will have a
majority
The latest climate of tho political
division of tho nrxt House prepared
by the Republican Congressiona
Committee makes 245 Republicans
105 Democrats and six Populists In
tliisei thuate Kentucky is given six
Democrats and llvo Republican Con
gressmen
Tho complete returns of ihoelerliGii
in Missouri show little tor Republicans
to exult over and also show how
easily tho Democrats will earn the
State two years hence The pluoalitj
ot the Republican candidate for
Judge of tho Supreme Court is 2094
but the Republicans gained only 1975
-over their vote of two cars ago
while the Democrats lost 41815
through the failuio of voters to go to
the polls
President Cleveland in a statement
for publication puts at rest any doubt
as to the relations between himself and
Secretary Cai lisle Ho dismisses the
rumors as a batch of sillv misstate
ments and says that he and the
are in thorough accord upon
the subject of the bond issue and all
othor official questions Ho expre ses
warm esteem for tho Secretary and
high appreciation of his services
Mcnofee county will nm be downed
he elected all Democrats to county
offices except one Russell Tabor
Republican was elected Magistrate
in the Rothwoll piecinct Tabor is
just a little bit Republican not far
from the kingdom
The following Democrats were
elected officers in Mcnefec county
T L Cnudel Cointy Judge J II
Williams Attorney II D Combs
Clerk J B Lyons Sheriff I N Col
lier Assessor Tho Greenwade Jail
er and G W Rllett Purveyor
Secretary Carlisle has lobiied a cir
cular inviting bids on a proposed is no
of 50000000 of bonds The bonds
will bear 5 per cent but will be sold
at such a premium as to reduce tho
cvilc to I per cent Bidders whose
proposal aie accepted will be lequirod
to pay 20 per cent in gold coin or gold
ccriilicues upon the amount of their
Lids The bids to lo received I ill
noon November 21th Bonds to be
dated and bear intetet Iroin Feb 1
1S91 The insuo may be inci eased to
100000000 if it is found the needs of
the Tieaury shall so icqnire
Encouraged by the results of the
last election t lie Republicans are mak
ing preparations to nominate oiudi
datesall along tho line for statu offices
and push the canvass with a vigor
hitherto unknown It ihoy will eaie
fully examine the voto it will bo piob
ablo that they will lind oven in the
light of the wuy things wont u few
days ago that thoro is not so much to
encourage them as ut first might ap
pear They will find that tho iPMilt
Iaiiio about not so much because of
tho increased Republican voto as bn
cause of Ihestny at homo Democratic
voto DeinociatH will bn nut nexl
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Marks of Pregress
Last Friday tho writer visited
Morohoad tho county scat of Rowan
qounty and this was his first trip to
that town for olght years Then It
bora signs of lawlessness now it Is
oiio of tho quiet towns of tho Stato but
it did not become so without blood
sorrow and tears Tho residents of
this quiet town aro full of business
peaco and order prevail
Tho stores aro well filled with mer
chandise and residences ot tho most
modern styles ornament the various
etreols Wo wore placed under last
ing obligations to DrL P V Wil
liams for many kindnesses shown us
The Dr has a good practice and is a
candidato for Railroad Commissioner
with flattering prospects for tho Dem
ocratic nomination He is well known
over the entire of Eastern Kentucky
where he is held in high esteem for
his worllt us a man and should ho re
ceive the nomination his Republican
nominee whoover he may be would
bo in a haid road for stumps The
Republicans wo find in high spirits
and they think tho Stato will be theirs
after the Stato election in 95 but wo
assured them that tho anticipation
would bo all tho onjoymont they
would get out of it Mr James E
Clarke a prominent Republican attor
ney who had aspirations for tho Ap
pellate bench and who allowed him
self against his own judgment to keep
out of the race is now Kicking himself
because he is of tho opinion ho could
have defeated Payntor hands down
and has charged up to profit and loss
40000 which would have been his
Mr Elijah llogge defeated candidate
for County Clerk has not the blues a
little bit and by tho time ho turns his
office over to his succossor will be en
gaged in soino thriving business lie
lias mado a good Clerk and will be
just as industrious in whatever busi
ness he may engage in J G Whitt
is doing a good law practice as is W
A Young County Attorney elect and
Thomas W Rose who he defeated
Both these gentlemen are doing a good
law practice D G Ham Deputy
Circuit Clerk is still on deck and a
moie genial gentleman wo never met
Morchead is full of good men and the
town is making substantial growth
The question is an linoortaut one
as to whether the Mormons will con
trol the new Stale of Utah after its ad
mission into tho Union and at some
future time revive polygamy The
question whether tho polygamists will
control this new State will bo dis
cussed in the December Forum bj
Mr Glen Miller a well informed
resident of Salt Lake City
At Greenup tho Circuit Court
granted William Jackson convicted
of wife murder and sentenced to the
penitentiary for ninoty nino years a
new trial on tho ground that one of
I lie jurors in the case had his mind
made up when accepted Two reputa
ble witnesses swear that the juror had
openly said that Jackson ought to bo
mobbed
Duiing a Republican parade at
EMiabethtowu Wednesday night
George Wilson a negro shot and
killed a popular young man Blake
Robertson Tho negro had wautonlj
fired at the town marshull and
mining his aim killed young Robert
sou
State Treasurer Halo hopes to re
sume payment ot warrants Dec mber
1 The emptiness of the Treasury
was relieved Fiidaybv tho reception
of checks amounting to 125000 with
more to follow
Gov Brown Wednesday pardoned
Frank Rankin who was sent up for
the minder of Martin Cody in Louis
ville in 1S83 on a life sen ence
Rankin was at one time a wealthy
6cale manufacturer
The Board ot Sinking Fund Com
mifsionef Thursday adopted a reso
lution requiring fio Frankfort pen
itentiary officials horeafler to keep
within tho pilon walls all coivict
save 1 hose emplojed on public work
The coal miners of the Pennsylvania
coke rogion are preparing to strike il
the price of coko U not advanced by
the operators so lhal wagR may be
incieahcd
The New Yoik Boaid ol Trade and
Transportation has passed resolutions
demanding tho organization of the
police foice on a nou p litical bastie
H A Oleriuh of Covinirton has se
cured the store room owned by Judgo
Lewi Apperson on Main slreef and
Will this week open a htojk of dry
goods notions ulc
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Col W T Dowdall
Col W T Dowdall of Illinois is
1 1 tho city stopping at tho National
Hotel Col Dowdall was for over a
quarter of a century editor and pro
prietor of leading daily papers in his
Stato ut Alton during tho war and at
Peoria after tho war was a Demo
cratic loader and activo worker from
185G to 1880 b6ing a delegate to every
Stato Democratic convention during
that period of time also a delegato
twino from tho and
onco front his district to National
Democratic Conventions Bad health
caused him to re tiro from journalism
and go on his agricultural ranch in
tho central part of tho State and tuke
things easy Tho Colonel was Post
master in Peoria dming Mr Cleve
lands first term as Pre idont but wai
not an aspirant for any office during
this torm Ho says ho has regained
his health on Iho farm and iff making
money two things well calculated to
satisfy any sciisiblo man and cause
him to stear clear of holding office
either District Stato oi National
When wo stato tho Colonels farm
moasurcs eight miles around it ono
wil not wonder at his disposition to
take tilings easy and watch tho salva
tion of Iho Lord Ho favoied our
sanctum with a social call as is his
wont to do whonovor oppoitunity pre
sents itself calling upon his editorial
brethren On being asked his
upon tho recent land slide ho said
Whon one lays aside party prefer
ences and high personal regard for
those who ought to bo party leaders
I dont see how ho can fail to seo and
understand the reason of defeat Com
ing as it did from each and every
section and portion of tho United
States proves conclusively that the
cause wus national not district city
or Stale Whon a President goes into
the opposing party for his chief politi
cal advisor as Mr Cleveland did in
tho selection of Judgo Greshain a
life long Republican and too one
who voted 306 times for Grant for
Secretary of State following it up
with thoappointmont of lesser objec
tionable men for Cabinet positions
and first class positions abroad Mc
Veigh as Minister to Rome and Kis
sel Postmaster General for instance
what else could you expect of tricky
slippery politicians in Congress and
in the United States Senate Hill
Gorman Brice Palmer ad infinitum
Had Mr Cleveland called an extra
session of Congress in April 1893 to
legislate upon tho tariff reformation
a thing ninety nino per cent of the
party were united on then the sight
ly ten scallawags in tho Demociatic
party who had obtained official posi
tion through false pretenses would
not have dared kick over the political
traces But what did Cleveland do
ho relegated tariff reform to tho rear
and convened Congress for the pur
pose ot legislating upon the question
of silver and then took the wrong
side of tho question as ho did upon
tho Hawaiian matter and used the
Federal patronage to help a very
small minority of the Democratic
party defeat the wishes of a very latge
majority of tho party Not satisfied
with these terrible blunders and
wrong doings in order to show his
contempt for laboring men and eager
ness to servo tho monopolist million
aire and tyrant ho violated ever
principle known to Stato lights b
sending tho armies of Iho United
States to take charge of oiticb and
States against tho direct orders of the
Governors of said States prostituting
the army to do polico duty thereb
violating tho letter and spirit of the
Constitution of the United Stales
which ho had taken a solemn optli to
uphold and defend Witli such ac
tions on tho part of the Administra
tion how could any ono expect differ
ent results at the polls than were
made manifest the 0th inst
What will bo the result of thl
matler was asKed
I hope it will bo tho means of
greater dcluieuo being paid in paitj
conventions to selecting candidates
who will when elected adhcio to the
best intercut of Iho masses of the
American people and less desire to
got candidates to represent tho mill
ionaires Tho fact is j hero has been
too much running after Wall si reel
intciest and too little iutorest to the
poor men of tho country Any ad
ministration or political party domi
nated by Wall street will as it ought
to bo turned down Tho man or
men I caro not who thoy are who use
their power to servo Wall street inter
ests as against the laboring toiling
ma8ie8 of tli6 American people are
no Democrats at heart and the sooner
they ally themselves with tlia Repub
lican parly tho better for Democracy
and tho country No Democracy is I
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Mt Sterlinr Advocate Tuesday Novmber 20 1894
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BEST FOR SHIRTS
pxovrcn a gamble ca cintt
not dead it will live as long as a Re
publican foim of government exists
in this country Tho recent voto was
not against Democracy but an em
phatic slap at tho3o men who havo
boon elected by Democratic votes and
turned traitor to their tiust tho first
opportunity and kept it up to the ex
tent of disgusting a very largo per
cout of tho honest men of tho party
Just Like Lazarus
Tho Daily Capital reports tho
following conversation between a
gloating Republican and a despondent
Democrat
Republican Well how Do you
Democrats fei 1
Domocrat Just liko Lazarus
Republican HowHthat
Democrat Like wo had been licked
by the dogs
Curtain
To all whom it may concern
In tho State of Kentucky and espe
cially to the Democratic parly I ad
vise you to vote for your interest and
not vole for ono Ed Parter Thompson
on the rounds of publishing a letter
recommending the maps charts etc
to the trustees of common fcliools ol
the Stato of Kentucky tor tho interest
of one C R Nightingale and agents
making the people or trustees believe
that it was law and they had it to do
when it is their sorrow and disadvan
tage when it is not a ompulsary
law Yours Truly
L G Wills
A Democrat
Tho quaint little women of Kale
Greenaway aro to be seen in a
magazine tor the first time since their
cieatiou Miss Green way has hereto
fore always drawn them in color and
for book publication Now however
she is at work upon a special scries of
her curious tots for Tho Ladies Home
Journal and in that periodical thoy
will alternate with a new series of
Palmer Coxs funuv Brownies
Sunday shaves are again in order
Judge Thompson of Louisville
decided Thursday afternoon hi
tho Ordinance Court that the
law prohibiting tousosial operations
on tho Sabbath is unconstitutional
being class legislation
The law was passed at tho solicita
tion of tho Barbers Union and has
been in fiect for a voar
Tho faculty of Kentucky University
denj tho story llut twenty students
aro soriouly ill from drinking impure
water and that three deaths havo
occurred within the past week Thoj
say that nine students at different
times have been ill but thoro have
been no deaths among them from
fever
The Two Million Club which was
organized s mo lime ago to boom
Chicagos population toward the two
million mark chiims llmt its labors
aro at an end as it estimates tho num
ber ot pprsons residing in Chicago at
2 210000 Gi eater Now York will
leave the Windy City far in the rear
In point of population
Robert C Winthrop who died in
Boston on Friday night was in his
day of activity ono of the foremost
orators of America On account of
delicato health he In for many years
lived a retired life But when the
roster of Massachusetts brilliant men
and splendid orators comes to bo
mado up Robort C Winthrops name
will stand high on the list
Reports from all oor il o South in
dicate an increased volumo of trade
notwithstanding tho low prico of
cotton
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Sapsrintifldinti Report of Dis
trict Sckooli
rrowitt School District No 35
Miss Martha Gay toachor cortiflcato
firet class has a vory intorosting
small school vory small district but
toachor and pupils both scorn to bo
taking groat interest in tho school all
of which it takos to mako a good
school number of pupil children in
district 33 number enrolled 23
highest number at school 22 lowest
11 prcsont 17 school draws frem
Stato 12375 schoolhouso vory
small but comfortablo havo desks
maps charts and globo good stovo
good blackboard trustees visit school
frequently and supply tho needs of
the teacher
MobcilyDis No 12M18S Loula
Wamsloy teacher now school house
well furnished except maps and
charts havo largo globe good black
board and plenty of desks school
seems to bo alive which will show hj
tho number of pupils in attendance
which Miss Loula informs mo has been
regular from the beginning number
of pupils enrolled 61 highest number
in attendance 5S present 52 lowest
36 number of pupils in District SI
draws from State 22275 trustees
visit school and attend to tho necessi
ties of tho school All that is needed
to make an interesting school is the
hearty co operation of teacher and
trustees
Lane Echool Dis No 5 Miss Bes
sie Lane teacher School houso in
good condition good desks black
board and othoi fixtures but have no
maps charts or globo tho teacher
eems to bo alivo to tho interests of
hor school classes seem to bo very
much devoted to her and recite very
nicely thcio are Sl pupil childron in
tho district draws from tho State
25200 number of pupils enrolled
40 highest number at school 40
lowest 10 present 18 number ol
rccitaiiong per day 21 trustees
uuiii visu BCiiooi wit teacner says
they would respond if she would
mako a call
Oak Hill School Hart Dis No 28
Miss Lola AiKlei Bon teacher ccitili
cate first class school nrosnerous
ft
with an competent teach
er who tasks tho pupils to tho utmost
of thoir capacity and will not accept
lessons unless they aro perfect houso
good furnished with desks maps
charts new stovo etc it soems that
trustees lealizo tho needB of a school
and supply them if trustees would
do likewliso all over the county how
much better it would bo to both teach
ers and pupils number ot pupils in
district 70 draws from Stato 19275
highest at school 30 lowest 11
present 23 number enrolled 31 re
citations per day 25 trustees visit
school and attend to the calU of the
teacher
Council Bluff School Dis No 24
Miss Rebekali Smith teacher certifi
cate first class school in as good
working order as could bo expected
owing to disadvantages which must
be considered houso in bad couditiou
needs repairs or a new one trustees
ay thoy will repair it soon which
they should injustice to tho teacher
and their children number of pupils
in dis 94 number em oiled 40 high
est number at school 40 lowest 20
number present 23 draws from stato
25180 trustees viit schoil seldom
I can see no good reason why this
school should not bo one of tho fore
most in tho county situated as it is in
a good country and among a good peo
ple
IN Hopton
buperiuieudent
Connty Teachers Association
County Teachero Association in tho
Third Magisterixl District composed
of Howards Mill Spencer and Harts
precinct will bo held at Spencer
scho 1 hoiiie near Spencer Church on
the 4th Saturday in November begin
ning at 10 am The object of this
lueeliug is to causo a deeper interest in
J tho public schools ol tho county and
to promote tho causo of education gon
orally Following is iho program
Geographj Misses Bessie Lano and
Lelia Anderson
Arithmetic Fractions Mr B F
Roasor Miss Lizio Re d
Grammai MrsEmma WaIkerMiss
Fannie Jono
How to Socuro a Bettor Attend
ance Miss Ji nuin Graves
Should Trustees Prparo Boltoi
School houses Miss Robokah Smith
Georgia Sledd
I N IIoiiton Prest
Miss GnoitatK Slkiid Vice Prest
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changed from what you saw
last season only tho goods aro
hottor boing bottor made and
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tho result being that our custo
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money spent than over bofore
Many plain fabrics will bous
ed such as Henrietta Serges
Whipcord Toutocloth Broad
cloth Ottoman Cord etc and
in rough effects wo havo great
variety from Domestic Pure
Wool Suiting at 45c a yard to
tho Finest Imported Novelties
at 40 a pattern
Tailor mado costumes will bo
moro worn than ever before and
wo havo taken great pains to se
cure tho best goods for this pur
pose and in addition to tho
Storm Serges and Broadcloths
spoken of above wo carry every
quality of Covert ilolhs begin
ning at 85c for a SO inch goods
then 1 25 1 50 2 and 2 50
alo Satin Borbois Satin solid
Silk mixed diagonals aro mado
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50 in wide all shades 1 00
50 in
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56 in
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30 inches Pure Wool
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CASHMERE
No stock is complete without
Cashmeres and wo show 36 in
French goods at G5c 40 in at
75c 40 in at 100 and 1 25
COTTON MIXED GOODS
In addition to the Pure Wool
Rough Effects at 45c 50c and
GOe that are so popular wo havo
a Cotton Mixed Goods made to
our order which wodo not hosi
tato to indorse as thoy aro much
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good and being firmer made
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cheap All wool tho prico will
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