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Three earthquake shocks were felt onday morning throughout the Issippi valley, from St. Louis to shave been issued for the of the coinage of silver Hara by the mints at New Orleans San Francisco. Died, on Sunday, the 15th inst., of Htonitis, on Spruce Creek, this , the three-year-old son of Greenberry Spencer. Ti New York, Henry A. Taylor, a 81, worth about $3,000,000, has been sued by his wife for separation, charging cruelty and abandonment. The hospitable citizens of Paducah, Ky, are making active preparations for welcoming the State militia at the State encampment to be held in the suburbs of that place. R.C. Ford, of Clay county, candi date for State Treasurer claims the Democrats of the Seventh, Eighth, Tenth and Eleventh Congressional District are solid for him. The bill for the division of Kentucky into two Federal Judicial district was called up in the House last Tuesday, but Mr. Caruth’s opposition caused it to go over without action. _ The Federal troops have been with drawn from Chicago. The cavalry land artillery will, however, remain for a time at Fort Sheridan, to be close in the event of another outbreak. Judge Barr, of the Federal Court, has given the receivers of the Ken tucky and Indiana Bridge Company authority to issue certificates to the amount of $70,000 for the payment of lien claims and accrued interest on bonds. A lady, whose hair came out with evry combing, was induced to give Ayers Hair Vigor a faithful trial. She did so, and not only was the loss of hair checked, but a new and vigor ous growth soon succeeded that which had gone. A telegram signed by twenty banks and eighty leading business firms of chicago has been sent to Congress retesting against the quibbling and all on the tariff question, and or that the pending legislation be terminated immediately. Dr. Tackett, an illiterate man who m Teas been working the faith care racket in Eastern Kentucky, was tried at Vanceburg for empiricism. Eleven of the jury thought the man, who can neither read nor write, fit to treat the rich, even though he used no medi cines The value of a good name was well exemplified the other day, when a man asked one of our druggists for a bottle of Ayers Sarsaparilla. “Whose?” inquired the clerk, “Whose? why, Ayer’s of course. Ye don’t suppose I’m going to run any risks with Hannah, do ye.” Many a poor dupe of Debs who act ed on this advice, “save your money and buy a gun,”and who is now out of work, out of money and in a gun, would readily sell his gun to Debs for an hour or two of Debs’ salary and cheerfully test the weapon by firing it at the white ribbon on Debs’ lapel! —Courier Journal. ‘Two strikers who violated Judge Ross’ omnibus injunction at Los An geles, Cal., were Wednesday sentenced to eight months’ imprisonment., Uni ted States Marshal Baldwin answered the offer of strikers to furnish deputies by stating that the best service they could render to themselves would be to refrain from unlawful acts. Mgr. Satolli, apostolic delegate, has rendered a decision sustaining the act ion of Bishop Watterson, wherein he withdrew his approbation from every Catholic society having a liquor de#er ‘OF saloon-keeper among its officers, and adding that no one engaged in ‘the manufacture or sale of intoxicating Tignore should be admitted to member ship in such societies. Shooting stars are small cosmic bodies generally weighing only a few grammes, often much less, and com posed mainly of iron and carbon. They travel in swarms through space, and, like comets, move around the sun in very elongated ellipses. When These cross the path of the earth, shooting stars become visible. They are not luminous in themselves. Their brilliancy in the result of the trans formation of their rapid motion into heat.
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Mount Sterling Advocate
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, US
Tue, Jul 24, 1894
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