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Central record (Lancaster, Ky.): n. Friday, April 22, 1898. Central record (Lancaster, Ky.). 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Cartwright & Landrum, Lancaster, Ky. 1898 cen1898042201 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Central record (Lancaster, Ky.): n. Friday, April 22, 1898. Central record (Lancaster, Ky.). Cartwright & Landrum, Lancaster, Ky. 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. I I t Ix Entered at the Post Office in Lancaster as Second Crass starer lF 3 PUBLISHED BY LOpIS LANCASTER KY FP IDAY L898jERi8oI suLSrlciFTictenue hitntf1 eotbpOlIIhf Sy 27 asFa L WEEKLY LA DRAM 22APRILCur Yeas sr drattt WE ARE MAKING A SPECIALTY OF This season and have one of the best and most complete lines ever shown in Lancaster We keep ev erything in this line and can please you in both price and quality Call and examine this line before purchasing elsewhere We also have an elegant line of LAP DUSTERS WHIPS FLY NETS To which we invite an inspection J B Haselden Lancaster Ky Col Stanford W Williams Lancaster Attorneys at Law LANCASTER KY All business attended- to promptly SADDLES anD HARNESS WG Welch WEL H WILLIAM L BEiZLErBAUHMAN UNDERTAKERS and dealer in Furniture Caijets c Lancaster Ky I IN AND ABOUT LANCASTER C H 00 c ceo 0 c oocuc OOOOOQ uoooooc olio 000 0000000 000 c 0 co oooo OOOO o04Jl aaaaa aaa aaa County Court Monday Come in Monday and settle with THE RECORD The sale of the Owsley Shanks lots takes place Monday of Landreth garden seed in bulk at Gaines f Produce taken in exchange for goods at The Logan Dry Goods Co Wanted car load of IronxBones and IL BUorthcott Palms and flowering plants just from the green house at Thompsons Cheapest line of furniture ever ex hibited in Lancaster at J A Beazley Co Clover oats timothy bluegrass and orchard grass always on hand at Gaines 33 bushels of cultivated hemp seel for sale 1 per bushel J X Dunn Co Bryantsville Donc fail to see the suit that I will sell you for 550 It is all wool and they FIT J C HemphilL My fine red Durham Bull will make the season of 1 89S at my place one mile from Lancaster at 200 Money due when services are rendered GEO W EVANS Look To Your Interest Best homemade buggies on the mar ket at J B Elys Paint Lick Ivy Gen eral repairing and horseshoeing specialty Give us a trial 3lS3m Among the topics to discussed at hi State Commercial Convention wiil be a plan to expedite the settlment of land titles and develop the mineral and other resources of Kentucky Wanamaker Brown are giving each customer from 3 to 5 in the price of suits as the customer saves that much and gets a perfect fit M D HUGHES Agent Children like it it their liv s We mean One minute Cough Cure the infallible remedy for coughs colds croup bronchitis grippe and all throat and lung troubles Stormes Drug Store 1m ww ww wwwwww Allvarieties Rags b rrenliulll sav s S The Latest CINCINNATI OHIO 130 p m Special to RECORD A bulletin says the Spanish Government this morning gave Minister Wood ord his passports before he could deliver the Presidents ultimatum H A B MARKSBURY Bring in a dollar for the RECORD Wanted hens at 5e per pound H B Northcott Help the band by attending the Hey wood concert greatest Disc Harrow on the market at G S Gaines v Produce taken in exchange for goods at Tile Logan Dry Goods Co Suits 0 50 to 43 pants 353 to Do you need any at these prices J C Ueinphill J A Co have a large and handsome line of wall paper Prices to suit the people Danville Steam Laundry Smith Currey Agents for Danville Steam Laundry We ship every day We send today and deliver tomorrow Satisfaction guaranteed Work called for and delivered tf More Free Pikes Jessamine county bough 15 miles of the Lexington and Danville Turnpike for 0500 The 35 sober guards who had been on duty 53 days at a cost of 4000 were dismissed This now gives free travel from Lancaster to Nichol asville Long Wear Low Prices Ask W A Arnold B S Perrin Arnold and many other customers of mine and see if they say that suits they got of me were the best they ever hid They wear so long that they hardy remember where they bought th in M D Hughes agent Public Sale of Town Lots On Monday April 25th 1898 being county court at Lancaster we at public auction on the premises four 4 lots situated on the South East corner o Public Square in the town of Lancaster Ky Terms made to suit the purchaser Sale to begin at 2 oclock p m OWSLEY SHANKS w w wwwww he SIP Bea zley Joe- L willsell 1 NOW IS THE TIME TO DO NOT WAIT UNTIL OUR STOCK IS BROKEN Our Clothing Department Is chock full of all the latest novelties of the season Think of it Mens all wool suits for 500 all Wool Our line of mens suits at 750 In this lot you can pick from a grand assortment of the Nicest Frabrics and Patterns Cassimers plain and fancy Cheviots Clay Worsted c strictly all wool and tailor made in high class manner No man can fail to get suited in this lot We can fit all shapes and stand ready to refund your money if you can duplicate a single suit elsewhere for less than 1000 Our 1000 Suits They are mostly from the Princes of clothing makers Pick of all the novelties of the season The swellest and most refined patterns made up in the most elegant manner Custom made suits ready to wear It is just like finding a five dollar bill to buy one of these suits for 1000 A complete line of Boys and Childrens Suits A base ball outfit given free with each suit from 250 up Our shoe department is complete everything from the cheapest to the best Do not overlook our line of mens sample shoes at 300 We are head quarters on Furnishing Goods All the newest shades and latest patterns in neckwear A beautiful line of gents ho siery Everything in Suspenders All the new styles in collars and cuffs We all must have them A look through our stock will convince you that you never saw such a display in Lancaster Prices right Stock larger Styles better More kinds Better kinds than any house in Central Kentucky Our shirts at sot and 100 are model beauties HATS for the world all kinds all styles and all prices Mark Well the Fact that we are head to foot outfiters handling exclusively the best oods money can buy LOGAN ROBINSON i t I J guaranteedabsolutely SHIRTS J I t J OUTFIT1 b i b II i fay II A i 1 4 rJ We print jack bills The Hey woods Saturday April 30 7c per dozen H B Tube rose bulbs for sale at J C Thompsons V 200 bushels fancy cultivated hemp seed at G S Gaines j s New stock of french lambrequin tis sue paper at Thompsons V Large line of tine harness cheap at W J Romans Carriage Co Wanted Veal Calv C Will go to country and buy 4ll B Northcott I would like to do your plain sew ing and dyeing Mrs Ophelia Dunn D int fjtget the sale of the Opera House lots Monday They go at auc tiou The base bill crank now grabs the daily paper more eagory titan docs the war crank Eggs ft1 Hatching From prize wining Black Minorcas 15 eggs for 100 R L Elkin For sale a young jursy cow with heifer calf about five weeks old Price 30 J X Dunn Co Bryantsville Sam T Evans has the largest line of buggies and phaetons ever brought to Lancaster Save your or ders for him Our people will entertain the dele gates to the Convention in their usual hospitable way There will be about one hundred and fifty visitors here My fine Jersey Bull Garrard Signal out d a tested dam will stand at my farm at 2 the season Money due at time of service J S Robinson List of Claims The list of claims against the county published elsewhere in THE RECORD is the longest for several years This is due largely to the number of guarls on duty at ton gates Iine Trains The passenger trains Nos 4 and 5 which will be put on this road Sun day week are among the finest on the L N system They carry Pullman sleepers and clair cars No firer tr ius are run in Kentucky Many Workmen The L N has a big force of hands oa this branch of the road putting the track in good condition Several hand cars are on the Lancaster section and it looks like b isiness to see the gang1 at work i Wanted eggs Northcott a I will be at my Lancaster gallery in the Thompson building next Monday county court day ant will continue there all the week Come on an have your picture J Earp Photographer Stanford Two SeventySix The school census just completed shows there are two hundred and sev entysix urchins in the district that ought to be in school Probably three fourths of this number are wrestling with slates and charts while the re maining fourth roam the streets in idleness To the Klondike Alaska North and Northwest Firstclass service via the Queen Crescent Route with thro Pullman Sleepers to Cincinnati Louis ville and St Louis Vestibuled traius from New Orleans Birmingham Meri dian Jacksonville Atlanta and Chat tanooga Ask your railroad agent for particulars or write to O L Mitchell D P A Chattanooga Tenn Mitch Kelley Hurt I While working on a bridge at Mid dlesboro Mitchel Kelley of this county lost his footing and fill to the ground a distance of probably twenty feet He struck on a plank through whish were spikes the latter penetrating his body in several places It was thought he was dangerously i injured but later reports say he will recover Make it a Point taken- A protrudingsharp T o b e pre pared t o with THE RECORD when you come t o town Monday I f your date reads 1 Apr 98 you owe for another settle year and will be a great lift to us if you will settle The price for the paper is only one Dollar pr yew Event of the Season Alba Hey wood the Prince of Com edians is coming That means fun by the ton laughs galore beautiful music and a delightful time all aroun 1 The press comments tell us that Heywjol is funnier than ever that his work is all new and his company strong and well balance 1 It is with keen antici pation of pleas we await the appear ance of company for with Hey woods name there always gods a guar anteJ of something good He will be herj on the evening of Saturday April 33 Reserved seats at Stormea Drugstore it this a ire wean as yY w vY Come and see tha watch that I give with each suit of clothes J C Hemp hill Headquarters for Deering Binders Mcwers aiU threshng machines at G Gaines You can see the best cheapest and largest line of vehicles ever seen in Lancaster at W J Romans Carriage Co Bourbon Steam Laundry Miss Olivia Sweeney is agent for the Bourbon Steam Laundry Leave your orders at Sweeneys store tf I have a few patterns left from which I can make you a sonny suit for 1259 and the largest line at 15 ever shown in the town Dont fail to s my line J C IlempuilL Final Xotico found running at after 9 Frid ly morning April 22 will be put in the Stray Pen A hint to the wise is sufficient By order of R Kinnaird Mayor We are under obligations to Con gressman Davison for a complete file to date of the Congressional RECORD and also for a copy of the report of the Maine Board of Inquiry Court Day Dinner The ladies of the Methodist Church will serve a dinner Court Day in the room formerly used as the post office Everything good to eat will be served and only the small sum of 25 cents will be charged Patronize a good cause and get a firstclass meal 2t Low Rates Low rates Queen Crescent route One fare the round trip from all points to general conference A M E Church Columbia S C May 418 Southern Biblical Assembly KnoxvIlle Tenn June 1025 Southern ference Asheville N C June 1727 Finest train service in the South Lib eral limits on these low rate ticket Be sure your tickets read via the Queen Crescent Route Raking Em In Deputy U S Marshal Short swooped down on Battle Row again this week and arrested Grant Bright and Bill Farris on the charge of selling liquor He took them to Mt Vernon where they appear before a Commissioner who will doubtless send them on to Covington Mr Short has his eyo on several others If he will take the population of Battle Row away the people will rise up and call him blessed f S Allstock large Remeuihered Us ns Co Presbyterian r oclot Sud entire Death of Mrs Smith After a protracted illness of paraly sis Mrs Elizabeth Smith died at the residence of hor daughter Mrs McOwty Harden in this city Wednesday after noon Mrs Smith has bea a great sufferer for some time and on several occasions it was thought the end at hand but she rallied and improved Previous to the last attack she was in better health and sprits than she had been for a year or more Funeral conducted by Rev Faulconer and Ed GJWJU will b3 held at the this Friday morning at oLe after which the remains will be interred in the Lancaster Cemeteay An extended notice of Mrs Smith will appear in next issua of TIE RECORD Look Before Buying The store room of J Joseph is now chock full of the latest creations in dress goods and ladies fnrnishings Mr Joseph only recently returned from the Eastern cities where he scoured the markets and picked up great bargains in goods for all the de partments of his Lancaster store lIe makes a specialy of fine dress goods this season and defies competition both as to quality and prices His stock of hosiery corsets fine sheer ribbons and ladies funishings of all kinds can not be surpossed in Central Kentucky Um brellas trunks valises in great vari ety Their aim is to please their Years of experience in the business enables Mr Joseph his goods at such reasonably low figurers that he can affJrd to sell them at low er prices All they ask at Josephs store is for you to look at the goods examine the quality and get the prices Then if you are not thoroughly satis fied you are not expected to purchase They extend a cordial invitation to al to call at their store and take a look at the fine display I The Royal is wade Mtagpowfer kamnu Actual show it j ea tfcirtf furOHM residency 103 customers tobuy tile highest tests r pOYA was services aliar ins 8limt vAL MiaMlIOwKlico NEW YOIIi PDERAMMIllgi s s Dont Fail to ask to see our Line of JILL OOL AT 24 CENTS PER YARD Our Line of See oisr line of CORSETS We hive a short waist corset which is apopular seller J3TQCK TOKENS NAPKINS AND We have a few Ladies and Misses Nice Oxfords in Zeiglers make which we are closing out at VERY LOW PRICES GOODS CO 7 UITINGS rr Ltnt U- IIre t 11t tt JW J r r rJ or r c ya PUR OF TABLE TOWELS IS FQMPLETEa ThelOGAN DRY PWL era 1liie ft ts Northern seed Irish potatoes at 1 per bushel at Gaines r The best two horse wagon on the market at G S If you want a good fitting tailor made suit come and see me J C Hemphill V Prices Lower than Ever Tailor made suits at 1250 to 30 Satisfaction or no pay You have paid 12 for readymade suits that were not as good as Wanamaker and Browns suits at S3 and their suits at 953 and are equal to other 15 suits and finish The suits at and 15 usually sell for and 20 and their 20 suit is the same of quality such suits usually selling for 2X A com parison of goods will prove that yon will save some dollars by giving me your order M D HUGHES Agent A Good Opportunity If some energetic person will buy the Opera House lots Monday and erect a number of store rooms it will bring him big returns on his money There is a clamor for mow rooms and rent is almost out of reach Several parties would engage in business if they could only get the store rooms If some one will buy this erect several store rooms a company be easily organized to build an Opera House in the second story This would greatly reduce the cost of the store rooms and enable the owner to rent them at reasonable figures The RECORD hopes that some of the public spirited will study over this matter If they will only think it over we feel sure they will build Lixcoux to William Herring a bunch of fat heifers atSc W P Norton has ought May Hempstead paying 15000 for her F Reis sold to an Ohio man a brown and a brown mare for 30 J T Hackley sold to bull calves at 5 One was bought by Cobb Lillanl and the other by J H Swope S T Terry bought of several parties here seme butcher stuff for his trad at Livings too at 3 l4c Dr C Fowler bought of the Dr Gvens heirs 51 acres of the Harvey Helm place at 31 W IL Mur phy refused 253 for his fine young jack Richard Bibb which he is standing this year He bought bim a short while ago for less than 190 A Lin cohn county man who has j ast return ed from several mountain counties where he went ta buy cattle says that the people in those sections are crazy about cattle some pricing as high as tOe per bound Interior Journal Gaines Monday 1150 being allwooland beautiful in design 1350 18 5 I landand ITEMsJohn Coffey sold y could gelding I have just received a new and plete line of Spring and Summer mil linery and would Le pleased to have my friends and customers call and ex amine thiin Respt MRs A S IlASEIDEjr Apr 1 1m Bryantsville Ky Good Sales The Faulconer sale which closed yesterday was a very Nearly three hundred horses were sol I and every one that showed goof qual ities excitep lively bidding A good many of the business horses sold went to Philadelphia and Boston The high est priced animal sold was Greenlan der Boy sorrel horse foaled 1SD2 by Greenlander He went to Mr Waters of Louisville for 430 May Queen a light bay mare four years old by Hamlet Denmark went to J M Irvine of Boston for 275 Two of the anciest sales were horses owned by C One of them Wood Squirrel a ehesnut sorrel gelding went to a buyer for 330 and Rosa Dare dam 6 by Chester Dare went to Joa Bales for 95 Danville Advocate PREACHERSVILLE W H Anderson sold some corn this week for 2 per barrel Siler Grayson have a mixed load of cattle and sheep for sale Mr J F Payne tradel for a nice harness horse this week Mrs Jas King who has been in ve ry poor health is able to be out again The poles are being scattered from Crab Orchard to Lancaster for the tel ephone line The recent frost killed the peaches or most of them The apple crops not all W B Durham will go to Artemus soon to build a church house for the Christian church Mr James Thompson sold 250 bash cia of wheat to some parties in the mountains at 1 per bushel The Baptist church will bs dedica ted the first day of May The sermon will bs preached by Dr Harvey of Louisville there will be no dinner on the grounI though parties coming from a distance will be care If Ye Mr Editor can find a home with your correspondent if you will come MrT John Dudderar and daughter Miss spent Sunday with J Hutchins and wife Mr Willis Pettus3 home this week on the sick list Mrs Jennie Pettns is on the sick list this week Mr J F Cummins of Stanford was visiting home folks Sum say successfulone C Carpenter kille L ffa Sallie hat i come axe x L- 4y r 7 IS CENTRAL RECORD WEEK faY LOUIS ItASDRAX Publisher LANCASTER KENTUCKY EVERY I ms I ONE YFAB IN ADVANCE 100 Six MONTHS 50r TSEEE 25 FRIDAY April 22 1898 FOU CONGRESS MeCREAUY We are authorized to announce Hon JAMES B JlcCnniitv of Madison county a candidate for Congress in the Mh Congressional District subject to the fiction of the Democratic party THOMPSON We announce J B Thompson a candidate for renomination by the party for Representative in Con gress from this the iith district AFTRI playing for reputation for a week or morp the members of both House ami Senate came together Mon dLY night at 133 oclock and passed the following resolution We will it ver batim that our readers may draw their own conclusions as to merits or demerits It reads Whereas 1 he abhorent conditions which have existed for more than three years in tIlt Island of Cuba near our own borders have shocked the moral sense of the people of the United Stateshave been a disgrace to Christian civiliza tion culminating as they hav in the destruction of a States battle ship with 00 of its officers and crew white on a friendly visit in the harbor of Havana and can not longer be en dured as has been set forth by the Presiduit of the United States in his message to Congress of April 11 1893 upon which the action o Congress was invited therefore Resolved the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled FIRST That the people of the Island ot Cuba are and of ought to free and independent fciscoxn J hat it is the duty of the United States to demand and the Gov ernment of the United States does hereby demand that the Government of Spain at once relinquish its author ity and government in the Island of Cuba and withdraw its land forces from Cuba and Cuban waters TIIIHD the President of the United States be and he hereby is di rected and empowered to use the en tire land and naval forces of the Uni ted States and to call into the actual service of the United States the mili tia of the several States to such extent as may be necessary to crrry these res olutions effect FOUKTH That the United States hereby disclaim any disposition or in cept for tho pacification thereof and assert its determination when that is accomplished to leave the ment and control of the island to people The trouble in the House passing the Senate solutions cam up over tlie fourth section declaring that the peo ple ofCuba ARK AND of right ought to be free and independent the admin istration followers objecting to the re cognition It was decided to leave tIle matter to a conference committee from both houseF and after hours of wran criag the resolutions were brought by the committee and adopted by both houses LATER The president has signed his ultimatum to Spain He gives the Dons until tomoriow Saturday at noon in which to say whether or not she will withdraw her flag and forces from Cuba In case an adverse reply comes or nothing at all is said our army and navy will open fire on Ha vana Uy tonight the entire U S army will have been mobilized in the south and Uncle Samuel will be ready for business STILL LATER The Queen Regent has announced that she will stand pat and that Spain Must break relations with the United States This means that Spain will make no concessions and that war is to follow The order Commence Firing is expected at any moment WHETHER war with Spain ensues or the Government will have to havj additional the opinion of Chairman Dingley and other Congres sional leaders War preparations and contracts which have been made will amount to considerably more than the 550030000 for defense recently made and will lead to many millions of ad in subsequent years It is believed that before the end of the week Congress will be call cJ npon to appropriate many millions for actual hostilities The available Treasury balance of about 75000033 to report a war tax bill to Congress as soon as war is actually in progress Special taxes which are contemplated including the doubling of the present beer and tobacco tax duties on tea and coffee and a stamp tax in some form will be expected to yield revenue at rate of mora than 100000000 a year in addition to the present reve rnucs This increase ever of meeting the enormous increase in the expenditures of the Government and must be re sorted to To this end it is the purpose of the Com v mittec on Ways and Means to author ize tiie sale of bonds to the amount of probably 500000030 and in addition to these the Secretary of the Treasury is to issue as may be needed certifi cates of indebtedness to the amount of 8100000OCO The committee purpses to make it essentially a popular loan The of indebtedness probably will bear from 2 12 to 3 per cent interest and will be payable after one year irom dateof issue The bonds proba rbly will bear 3 per cent and will at the pleasure of the Gov ernment after five years and will be due in 20 years Plans are being for selling the bonds and cer tificates through all the post offices so as to bring them within the reach of the people reproduce s Unitei e andnaval hat jurisdiction not revenues is ditionalexpenditure quickly the will fall far shorthow borrowing j t certificates t k beedeemable discussed everywhere Democratic govern- Sit ii 5 I THB RJaimond Register is getting out ejctra issues since the war excite ment has been on This is surely en terprise 4jnd our hustling neighbor surely must have a barl of dou h in its with which to meet the great expense Dwn in this neck o the woods we have to take in washing in order to get out an issue once a week Tin war department has practically decided that its first call to arms would be 80000 men to be taken from the militia of the several States There are some complications in the matter which it will take a little time to ad just and which will prevent the of a call for a day or so DOCTOR TALMAOK declares that both Spain and Turkey ought to be wiped off the map may be true but we very much fear that it will tax Samuel a great deal snore than than most people think to spank Spain STONE Mr Willie Moberley is quite ill this week Rev Neal of Winchester filled his appointment at Scotts Fork last Sun day We ara requested announca that Eld Bailey who has care of the new Antioch will preach at Scotts Fork the 5th Sunday in May Mote Davis sold a bunch of hogs to Simpson last week at 350 per hundredFrank Folger sold some hemp seed last wee at 8153 per bushel Preston sold some hemp seed parties of Nicholasville at SI 5 and some at SLOO T L Saunders sold sheriff J B Saunders 9 bushels of hemp seed at 1 per bushel John Carter sold a cow and calf last week at 29 Farmers have commenced planting corn and sowing hemp in this vicinity- In last weeks issue of TIlE RECORD Miss Irene Raney visited her sister Mrs Alice Hunter Tuesday of last week Miss Irene Raney entertained quite a number of friends Sunday an article headed Steamboats to Ceek the writer stated that the steamer Falls City made an to this place last Sunday There was no steamer here on that day but there was one to come last Sunday but failed to get here Last weeks also stated that it was the first time a steamer had reached so high up the river This was a mistake as we had an excursion from Sugar Creek last July on a steamer to High Bridge Last Sunday morning about 300 gathered at the mouth of Sugar Creek to go down on the steamer to High Bridge which was to leave this place at 830 a m The crowd waited until about 11 oclock for the steamer to arrive but the boat did not come at all and such a crowd of disappointed and sick people you never saw Some had come from eight to ten miles only to be disappointed The magnificent scenery from here to High Bridge was enjoyed very much by all who took the trip I was reading an advertisement of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and arrhoea Remedy in the Worcester recently which leads me to write this I can truthfully say I used any remedy equal to it for col ic and diarrhoea I have never had to use more than one or two doses to cure the worst case with myself or children W A STROUD Popomoke City Md For sale by R E McRoberts Lancas ter Ky HUBBLE Miss Katie White is better at this writing There have been a great many planted in this section There was a good attendance at the McKindree church Saturday Sunday and Sunday night meeting was held by Rev Matthews Mr Dunbar was called from home for several days to the bedside of his who passed away Friday Mrs Eliza Harris delivered at the crib to Mr Arter a lot of corn at 8175 per barrel Mr Joel Walker has been annoyed by hog thieyes for some time having lost three or four butcher hogs lately He tracked the last one from where it was killed by the blood southward The county court of Lincoln bought of the turnpike company the portion of road that passed through this on the old Danville and Lancaster pike for 1250 last Friday Mr Wm Simpson died at his home on Hawkins branch Monday after a short illness of appendicitis Messrs Price and Van Winkle are pushing forward their tile phone line from Danville to this place with energy having all the piles with the exception of half mile spaceMiss Dora Urton of Markibury home Sunday altar s lending two weeks with her cousin Miss Susie Anderson Miss Katie Walke spent from Friday till Monday with her pa rents Mr and Mrs Henry Walker and Wm II Hudson and son Henry and Will of Co iambi Ky are at Esq G PBrights with 45 nice stock cattle M L Yocum Cameron Pa says I was i sufferer for ten years trying all kinds of piles remedies but without success DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve was recommendel to me I used one box It has effected a permanent cure As a permanent cure for piles DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve has no equal S tonnes Drug Store 1m Hu 1 sae issuance 1 his Uncle t G Gab Sugar excursion article people It D Enterprise never gardens J sickmother county untiring ice ted returned attendedmeeting Page I so 1SU uo tome Platters CUBAN OILCaN Cuts Burns Bruises Rheu matism and Sores Price 25 Jcent P HAEtONs1 BU Ei B urri ad IROADWAGONSI We have on our floor two of the finest and most line of SERIES and ever shown in Lancaster Our prices are lower than can be found anywhere Our guarantee is We can save you from 5 to on any vehicle you buy We also have a complete line of Harness we areoffering low Come and see us No trouble to show goods I J ROMS Carrlap Co LANCASTER KY ORCHARD GROVE Mr Joe Hcndrickson issomewhat a shepherd he has one hundred and fifteen lambs and about one hundred and fity sheep He takes quite an in sheep raising Miss Florence Morgan an young lady from Lexington is teaching a select school at Orchard Grove We are informed that she is giving general satisfaction we do not wish to flatter her when we say that she possesses the rare talent to explain and make things so easy of comprehension that the smallest child may understand readily Ve have her school and know whereof we speak She certainly has chosen her place in this life but we Madame Rumor that she will quit the school business soon an3 go into Moss Culture Cant believe it Mr Isaac Montgomery and his granddaughter Miss Nora of Lower Garrard visited hsdaughter Mrs Ed Naylor Saturday and Sunday Mrs Naylor is quite sick Mr J S Stone and family visited his mother Mrs Margaret Stone Sunday Mrs Mat and Asher of Lexington were the guests of Joseph Ilendrickson and wife for a few days last days We had the pleasure of spending the evening with them Wednesday Mrs James from the old Tyre neighborhood has come to make her home with her daughter Mrs Jno Parks We are are glad to welcome her among us She is a lady of excellent Christian graces The farmers the mechanic and the bicycle rider are liable to unexpected cuts and bruises DeWitts Witch Salve is the best thing to keep on hand it heals quickly and is a well FLATWOOD Mr Mat Siler sold his farm to Webb Faulkner for 950 giving 590 in and will crive possession this weekW Furrs barn caught fire last Friday from the engine and by water being at hand was extinguished- Mr E B Scott and wife Mr Gee Miller and wife and Mr R S Lawson wife and daugher Miss Mattie spent Sunday at Mr Mose Lawsons Miss Jennie Scott and Miss MaUi Worrell spent Saturday night at J H Millers Bladder Troubles The bladder was created for one pur pose namely a receptacle for urine and as such it is not liable to any form of disease except by one of two ways The first is from action of the kidneys The way is from careless local of other diseases SAMPLE SENT FREE Unhealthy urine from unhealthy is the chief cause troubles It is comforting to know that Dr SwampRoot fulfills every wish in bladder stinging pain in passing it or bad following use of liquor wine or beer overcomes unpleasant necessity of being to get up many times during the night to The and extraordinary of Dr is soon realized It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most cases If yon need a cine should kave the best At druggists fifty cents and one dollar You may have a bottle and pamplet both sent free by mail upon receipt of three twocent to cover cost of postage on Mention THE CENTRAL RECORD and send address to Dr Kilmer Go BinghamtonN Y The proprietors of paper guarantee the genuioesp oil this 3 carloads complete PHAETONS BUGGIES a O ArDW A CONS better 2500 exceedingly inter st accomplished visited hea rIrom Montgomery Margaret Reynolds 11 Hazel DrugStore advance IL imperfect second treatment inabilityelI urinate effect distressing stamps 1 f I 0 uo cr f 1 f er weeIi le I STATE NEWS STEMS I E Q I fJlY c so so so a PJ d d 6d do c A FARMER ARRESTED For Selling Stolen Tobacco to a Cincinnati I Warehouse LoirisviiTK Ky April 20 TI II Gibson a prominent farmer of Shelby county was arrested at his home Tues day by Louisville detectives lie sold four hogsheads of tobacco which were stolen from S Matthews Sons of this city to the Globe ware house of Cincinnati lIe was identified Tuesday by Ernest shipping clerk of the Globe Co In Cincinnati he gave his name as L Gunther and the check was made out in that name Gibson deposited it in a Shelbyville bank which led to his arrest Charles Heffield Gibsons brotherinlaw who worked for W S Mathhews Son is missing I Ns Dir LOUISVILLK April 20 The N railroad has closed one of the contracts in years for moving troops It will carry 613 men from the Tenth cavalry of SL Paul 1000 from Nebraska 425 from St Louis 370 from Jeifersonville besides the Ft Thomas troops and a great number of animals a large quantity of supplies and Another Roul Free HENDERSON Ky April IS years the people of this county have paid tribute to the Gravel Road Co but Tuesday the papers were signed the county agreeing to pay 00000 in eight annual payments for the of the road Wednesday at 12 oclock the gates were thrown open and travel is now free Episcopal Convocation HENDERSON Ky April convocation of the Episcopal diocese of Kentucky convened here Tuesday with Rev B E Heed of presiding A large number of ministers and lay delegates of Western Kentucky are here Bishop Dudley is also in attendance Mrxcan Veterans LEXINGTON Ky April 20 Gen E H Ilobson president of the State Mexican Veterans association writes the secretary here that the annual state reunion to be held at Harrods burg will not take place next month but on September 20 next Five lears for Murder OWENSBORO Ky April 20 James Alexander was Tuesday convicted of the murder of Joe Driscoll and was sentenced for five years The killing was at a country dance jealously the cause Alexander will ask for a new trial Narrow Escape Front Death BOWLING GREEN Ky April 20 L eral parties came near being cremated Tuesday morning in the dwelling of Mrs Sarah Bibb The fire had gained much headway and the doors had to be broken open and the occupants dragged out Struck It Itch HARRODSBURG Ky April 20 Walter Scarce who landed in the Klondike some weeks ago with just S250 has struck it rich lIe writes his mother at this place that in three weeks pre vious to the date of his letter he had saved 81500 Aged Minister Deal GRAYS Ky April 20 After a of 50 years in the pulpit Rev G B Foley a Baptist minister died at his home near here of general debility lIe leaves a wife and several children one of them Rev P F Foley of Madi son county Engineer Dies of Appendicitis LOUISVILLE Ky April 20 James Burnett an L N engineer who es caped unhurt in a head on collision at Upton station a few weeks ago in which the other engineer was killed died Monday night of appendicitis War Commander FRANKFORT Ky April George B Duncan U S A son of ex Mayor Duncan of Lexington wants j to command the Kentucky troops of war Violated the Revenue ItrPR- ESTONSBURQ Ky April 20 Mary Adams of Branhams creek was bound over in the United States commis sioners court for violating the revenue law Assets and Liabilities LOUISVIILE Ky April 20 The schedule of Lawton Co assigned china ware dealers shows assets to be 5736 and liabilities Note of Instruction to Wood ford WASHINGTON April note of in struction to Gen Woodford on the lines of the resolutions adopted by congress Tuesday morning has been prepared by the state department and after being considered at the cabinet meeting will probably be sent to Woodford in time to be presented to Sagasta before the Spanish cortes shall meet Wednesday The exact wording of the resolution will not be used but it is understood that Spain will be told in diplomatic language that she must get out of Cuba Gen Coppinger at Mobile MOBILK Ala April Cop pinger and staff reached here Tuesday morning on the private car of the vice president of the Missouri Pacific The camp ground has been selected four miles from the city in the healthiest portion of the county Rising ground well drained and watered with all railroad street car and telegraph comprising GOO acres of pine land Gen who inspected the site is perfectly satisfied with Maj Ponds choice The first troops will arrive night Consider Cuba Lost NEW YOKK April Heralds Madrid correspondent cables that general feeling there is that lost to Spain Every one although believing that if war shall break out Spains hold on the island will soon end is determined that the victory of the United States shall be dearly won Spain the United States Responsible MADRID April has sent a note to her ambassador outlining her grievances and holding the United States responsible for w r Thirty five years make a generation That is how long Adoph Fisher of Zanesville O suffered from piles He was cured by using three boxes of De Wittt Witch Hazl Silver Stornes Drug Store 1m V Schuber 6 Contract K L largest baggage 20For purchase 20The Pa- ducah Pa- ducah being service 20Capt in- case I 6020 20A Minister 20Gen facilities Copping r hereTuesday 20The 20Spain this Holds iYt t GEORGE PCRTWOOD Says lie is AVlllinsr to Ilunir for the Murder if KIciiard 1iirkin LEXINGTON Ky April 10 George A Portwood who shot and instantly killed Richard Purkins in this city Thursday afternoon pleaded guilty in tie circuit court Friday and his trial was set for next Wednesday After having it explained to him that he ought to plead not guilty ifhe thought he had any cause for killing Purkins he amended his plea accordingly Portwood says he has had a load on his mind ever since Purkins had him arrested and sent to the workhouse five years and he could not get any rest until he had killed Purkius Now that Purkins is dead he says better and is perfectly content to allow the law to take its course lie says he is willing to hang for the mur der There is a belief that Portwood is His father Sidney Portwood died in the insane asylum at SL Mo several years ago and Port wood was kept under restraint there at one time lIe killed John Laughlin at Lawrenceburg 15 years ago Neither his divorced wife nor his two little pirU have called on him since he has been in jail 3lurder in l Xn ton LEXINGTON Ky April 15 At 1 oclock Thursday afternoon Gj A Port wood shot and instantly killed Richard Perkins saloon ist on account of an old grudge Portwood was formerly marshal of Lawrerceburg where he had several desperate shooting scrapes lie was always considered dangerous man Perkins makes the second has killed lIe approached Perkins Thursday and after a few words shot him in the forehead After he fell Iortwood fired four bullets into body Perkins did not draw his weapon The shooting occurred on Mill street near the L N station Perkins was about 43 and leaves a widow Will lie Returned LEXINGTON Ky April tendent Wiley of the Eastern Insane asylum who recently pave Dr S S Johnson permission to visit his sister in Augusta Ga where on Wednesday he tried to commit suicide had a telegraph from that place Thursday night saying that the doctor will be returned to as soon as he is able to make the trip Dr Johnson was a prominent dentist in this city until about one year ago when he lost his mind while at an Ohio summer resort Insanity Fortwood Pica LEXINGTON Ky April IS The fu neral of Eiward Perkins assassinated in his saloon on Thursday by Geo A Portwood of Lawrenceburg was held Saturday morning at his late home on South Broadway Dean Lewis of Christ church cathedral officiating The were escorted to the cemetery by the uniform rank Knights of Pythias It is said that when for trial on Wednesday Port woods plea will be insanity Life Sentence for Forgery FRANKFORT Ky April Noel colored who was convicted in the circuit court last week of forgery got a life sentence unexpectedly Before sentence had been passed on Noel Prison Clerk Flippin appeared with the penitentiary records show ing that Noel had been convicted three times heretofore He was accordingly sentenced for life Ireacber Steady to Fight MIDDLESBOROUGH Ky April 19 Rev R W Asher of this county has announced his intention of organizing a company and proceeding to the front of a war with Spain lIon C II Price and Maj E S Uelburn Mon day morning began to organize a Thoy are members of the state guard Charged With Horse Stealing PADUCAII Ky April IS Lem and Lm Hill colored were Sunday and lodged in jail on a charge of horse stealing A horse and buggy belonging to Master J Will Fisher and President C M Leake of the school taken They succeded in recovering the property Oae Country One LOUISVIILE Ky April 10 The disposition of the Sons of Veterans in this city indicates how readily the followers of the lost causj will rally round the flag John A Broaddus Chapter has offered its services to President McKinley preparing to equip a uniformed com pany Abandoned liar Child LEXINGTON Ky April 18 Lottie Jones colored aged 20 was arrested Sunday charged with abandoning her child She admitted after being lock ed up that she left her newborn babe on a doorstep in Forest about four weeks ago Richmond Veterans Ready RICHMOND Ky April 15 War news has stirred Richmond to a high state excitement Marion Murphy post G A R passed resolutions touching the situation and will answer the war summons at first calL Fire In Louisville LOUISVILLE Ky April 19 Fire in the millinery establishment of Mrs A E Porter destroyed her entire stock with a loss of between and 003 The building was damaged only 500 There was threefourths Failed to Indict Slim LOUISVILLE Ky April 19 W H Slay ton who was arrested here about a month ago on information from Rockford ilL returned to the city Sunday the grand jury at that place failing to find an inditment against him Shot Another FRANKFORT Ky April 15 Morgan Bohannon a wellknown citizen of Bagdad Shelby county was shot and instantly killed Thursday night by Horace Kesler Bohannon was highly connected being a brother of exSher iff II F Bohannon Kesler is a son of Thomas Kesler a wellknown farm er of this county and is 25 years old Lift for the GoldFlelds- TJouisviLLE Ky April 14 Luke J Manion H M Shaw and E C Maddox Louisville young business men left Tuesday night for the Copper river J y ago insane Joseph Perkins Johnson 15Superin Kentucky Lexington remains presented 16George Friday in case company Calhoun arrested Commissioner boardwere patriotic Confederate Hill 12000 14 insurance OneMan fe h i heels mane Flag ands goldfields WITH OR THE BEST BRANDS OF WhitE Lead and Oil We are Glad to Sell Either McRQBERTS DRUG STORE Orders taken for all Foreign or Domestic Marines or Newspapers ETV lallard Jiio B Ft cut Lillard So l Stationery Paints Oils Etc DANVILLE KEIffTITCZIY X Dnirille Ky PLEASURE TO LET YOU SEE WHAT WE HAVE OIsT irs WE WANT TO SEE YOU Whether You Buy Or Not r P YOUR p EXt Ii u I IISJiOl e 1 g i g OOoo OOCo I I 0 8 TRUNKS aUdVALISES I t 2 Q AINT ious Mastic Mbed OGG4 LEADINGISTS i rCALELL LAMER srioi 2CiT1 4 ooooo ox Everything m and desirable in SPRING AND SUMMER AT REASONABLE PRICES COME AND SEE US Miss Sallie Tillett WH LACKEY Successor to Lackey Gul- leyFirstClas HANDSOME TURNOUTS REASONABLE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO TRAVELING MEW BANK MILLINERY oo o ooo oooooooooooooooooo I I I I i I oo m Z493 THB NATIONAL IIVEI1Y TAEbE PRICES is s s CAPITAL 20000000 OFI SURPLUS 6500000 I LANCASTER KY A President JNO E STORMES Vice President Cashier ii Wx H KUfNAlaD B DaNNY SCDKNNT Assistant Cashr J F ROBINSON JB Bookkeeper R T EMBBY Asst Bookkeeper DIRECTORS Saml D Cochran Jas Spllman Alex R Denny A C Robinson W R Cook L Davidson Jab E Btormes It Will Be Done Right If you Bring Your work to NED BURDETT CO at Arnold shop on Danville street Scientific Horseshoeing Repairing of Wagons Buggies and all kinds of ve hicles Promptly and Substantially done T JHOODSURGEONDENTIST LANCASTER KY Office over J C Thompsons Jewelry store oa Danville street r yS BEAZLEY DENTISTI Teeth filled and extracted with hardware store next to Court Rouse Lancaa ORGANIZED 1883 1 I ter Ky BridgeWork cITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OP LAN OASTEB FT Capital Surplus Fund 100000 15OOO BUSINESS SOLICITED Careful and PromptAttentionGuaranteed J M HieawBOTHAac President LxWIS Y LSAVKLI VIcePresIdent B F HUDSON Cashier W O RIONEY Assistant Cashr CDWAtKKK Bookkeeper DIRECTORS JMHieSINBOTHAK LKWI8 Y LKAVM- LJSJOHNSON TM ARNOLD a JR HUDSON ALMGIBB8 j j WALKIK JACOB ROBINSON Morgan Denmark Morgan Denmark Is a bay stallion 16 hands high lie Is splendidly bred as a glance at hw pedigree will show He will make the present season of 1S9S at onr stable on the new Lan Lancaster pike 5 miles from Danville At 500 to Insure a Living Colt Care takan to prevent accidents but not re sponsible should any occur season money due Morgan Denmark was foaled In 1SSD lie 13 by On Time son of Stonewall Jackson 1st dam Lady Morgan by Stonewall Jackson 2nd dam by Virginias 3rd dam by Matchless 4th dam TransbyMorgan is one of the best bred sad dle stallions In Kentucky Has good mane and tail and good long rangy neck Dont fail to see him Will also stand ONE GOOD MULE JACK at 500 to insure BAUGHMAX BUGS 23 Ct Danville Ky BAIL ROAD TIME TABLES K C Branch Jonthbnd Mixed passes Lancaster 340 P icNorthbnd Mixed 800 A xKnoxvllle Branch orthbound Mall Stanford 1237 P xNorthbnd Express 313 A xSonthbnd 12 04 r it Southbound Mall iQueen Crescent Route PASSES DANVILLE BOUNDNumber 60 a nr pmNumber4Number 2 dont 350am SOUTH BOUND Number 1 dont stop n 5 a mvNumber 5 Daily lirfc5aniNumber 9 Sunday 810 Number Midnight 1155 p m Assignees Notice Notice Is hereby given that as assignee of tY L Burdett assigned I will sit to receive claims against the estate of said Bnrdett at the law office of Lewis in Lancaster on 25th of 1898 All persons having claims against said estate will present at that properly proven This March 16th 1808 A D HUGHEP march 18 4t Assignee I I C ARNOLD B y moneyMares s stop p rn aJt LWalker l t ra I j 5 k d NONA Foi B My stock is complete and up to date come get your hats we can put them up in style and price to compete with any town or city its MOODDY HARDEN Millinery r READY SS rm U 0I i ii CENTRAL RECORD FRIDAY April 22 1898 PERSONAL Miss Carrie Wood has returned to Paint Lick W O Rigney spent a day or two in Casey this week A II Rice has gone to Richmond Ind on business Lillian Kinnaird has been vis Danville this week Mr and Mrs Jno Baughman of Danville were visitors here this week Mrs Butler Fox and children have rturned from a visit to Winchester Elder John S Sweeney of Paris visiting the family of Mr J G Swee ney Miss Lizzie Simpson of Lower Gai rard has been the guest of Miss Katie Simpson Mrs William O Bradley has in Frankfort atera weeks visit to relatives in our city Adjutant General D R Collier was here several days this week to see his family The general says the State Guard is in first rate shape for war T Hugh M Smith W G Smith G R Hardin Mrs Jno Rose and son Hugh were called here this week to see their mother Mrs Elizabeth Smith Mr J M Harbison who came out from Washington a few weeks since has recovered sufficiently to return to his post of duty Mr Harbison had been quite ill for some months Capt W C MeFarland of the army ft has been ordered to New Orleans with his regiment the lath 1 1 fan try Mrs McFarland is in New York where their only son Landram is attending a med ical college lIon Robert Harding of Danville was here Saturday looking after some law matters Ills friends are doing much talk of running him for congress but Mr Harding has not given the matter much thought lIe surely has many warm friends in Garrard who will go their length for him for any thing he wants In 1SSS my wife went East and was attacked with rheumatism She receiv ed no relief until she tried Chamber lains Pain Balm Since that time we have never been without it We find it gives instant relief in cases of burns and scalds and is never failing for all rheumatic and neura C BIIAXT Santa Yncz CaL For sale by R E McRoberts Lancaster Ky McCREARY Eid A F Cowden of Tacoma Wash ington preached at Antioch Thursday evening on Home Missions Misses Bessie and Minnie Arnold accom panied by Mr Paris Mahan visited Mrs J B Saunders Sunday Miss Lizzie Tomlinson of Buena Vista was the guest of Mrs Jennie Broaddus the latter part of last week Miss Bertha Burnside of your city is the pleasant guest of Mrs A F Moberly Mrs Lou Brown and son J C of Shelby ville are visiting relatives here Misses Nora and Flora Ray and Kell Burton were the guests of the Misses Hardin Sunday Mr and Mrs Robert Burton visited the latters parents Mr and Mrs C M Mitchel and attended preaching at ScottFork Stnday Mr Clarence Broaddus who spent the win ter here and returned few weeks ago to his home in Belle Plain Kansas writes to say There is no place like Ky oo 0 0000 0 0000 000000 0- 0Lo 0 AMiss Ky is retuned to her home painsD u I j T i F i I A I I I I 1 k I 1 I I L I g t i I I 1 I Pr 1 i I I I I r K I n Call at my store and we will how to Get One Roasters Free I now have on hand the Best Garden Mi in Bulk LANGDONS BREAD DAILY NICESTCANDIES IN THE CITY- A B Boquet and Proctor Knott Cigars Best in the market We handle only the Best Goods and strive to please BALLOU explain of these r HIM I II J MARKSBURY The sick of this community are im proving Jlr Chas Burdette sold a nice mare 4 years old to Miss Alice Rout for 100 Sue Anna the bright little daugh of Mr Wm Lear has ben quite sick with pneumonia Farmers take notice Dont giv any order for wire fence or fencing machines until you see L B Hughes who handles the leSt on the market Call on or address L li Hughes Marks bury Garrard County Ky or leave orders with J R Ilaselden Lancaster Kentucky G24 Mrs J E Ilaselden and mother of Lancaster spent Tuesday with Mrs A D Hughes Mr and Mrs A J Chcsnut of Danvlle spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs J C Boner MissKatie West who is teach ing a select school at Bettis visited her sister Mrs Fred Kemper Sunday Rev W M Kuykendall returned from Waddy where he has been holding protracted meeting He re ports the church revived Mr Robert llumphreys spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J C Boner and returned Monday to Shelby ville his wife who has been spending several weeks with her parents Thousands of sufferers from grippe have been restored to health by one Minute Cough Cure It quickly cures coughs colds bronchitis pneumonia grippe asthma and all throat and lung diseases Stormes Drug Store BUCKEYE Some of our people and several from Madison who went to the mouth of Sugar Creek Sunday expecting to take a steamboat ride were disappointed The steamer was heard not seen The many frienJs of Mrs Jno are sorry to learn that she is not so welL Mrs Josiah McCully is in the at Richmond Ebb ELkerson made a business trip to llarrodsburg and Buena Vista last week and of cours stopped over at a certain little village on the home stretch Miss 15 Ray has returned from a visit to a friend in Jficholasville Mss Hattie Jones has a nice line of millinery Misses Nora Myrtle and Pattie Ray and Alex Miller visited relatives and friends in Kirksville last week H B Xorthcott of your city was in our village Tuesday Mrs J W Brown vsite 1 her sister Mrs W N Finnell of Kirksville last week Mr E the queensware drummer spent Monday at this place Rheumatism Cured My wife has used Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatsn with great relief and I can reccommend it as a splcndil liniment for rheumatism and other household use for which we have found it valuable W J CUrLER RED CREEK N YMr Cuyler is one of the leading of this village and one of the most prominent men in this vicinity W G Pmrnx E litor Red Creek Herald For sale by R E McRoberts Lancaster Ky BUENA VISTA Mathew Johnson left last Saturday for Illinois where he will make his home in the future James Smith re turned home Sunday from Woodford county where he has been on a busi ness trip Mrs J B Robinson was called to the bedside of her sister in Mercer county who is very ilL Miss Mary Perkins who has been visiting relatives for several weeks will return to her home in Middlesboro in a few days Richard Hackley and wife in llarrodsburg last Sat urday Mo ris Soper and pretty sis ter Nora of Perryville visited Alpha Scott and wife last Saturday and Sun day E J Thisler left a few days ago for Kansas to remain about 33 days looking after the interest of his farms in that state Mr George Spillman of Danville visited brother James Spillman last Sunday Mr and Mrs Philip Johnson of Franklin county are visiting their daughter Mrs F Ison this week Will Spillman atten ded court in Nicholasville Monday It is a great leap from the old fash ioned doses of bluemass and nauseous physics to the pleasent little pills known as DeWitts Little Early Risers They cuss constipation sick headache and biliousness Stormes Dug Store SWEENEY O B Perkins bought of John Cress 3 shoats at 3 125 cts per Ib and also a bunch of shoats of Levi Elam at 3 125 cts pe lb Mrs W P Dishon has from a pleasant visit to relatives at Lving ston Miss Mollie Bown of Mt has om to spend some few weeks with relatives and friends of this place Mr and Mrs Jas and Miss Wadie Thompson relatves at Stanford last week- S Morgan has 82 head of cattle foi sale Friday accompanied- by 4 bolt Higgins vs itedrelatives hi U returne d Vernon Thompson ted Lackey infirmary Sallie merchants 4 4 IPlanttrs CUBAN RELIEF cure Colic Neuralgia and in five minutes and Summer Complaints Price 25 vests Y P S C E Convention The fourth annual convention of the Eighth District Union Y P S C E will meet at this place in the church April ii2nd to continue over fcunday morning by Dr Good loe of llarrodsburg On Sunday eve ning Rev A J ArrJck Sterling will preach the Convention sermon All ar3 cordially invited to attend PROGRAMME vainly AKTEKNOON APRIL 22- 3S0 Devotional Exercises Leader C II Ferren President FRIDAY EVENING 715 Devotional Service Win ning Leader T R Best 730 Organization 740 Address Endeavor work Will It a Deeper Spiritual Life Dr W 0 Goodloe SATURDAY MORNING 930 Devotional Service Source of All Power Without me yecaudo nothing Leader V II Sallee 1000 Two Minute Reports and Business 1040 Conference on Ways of Working 11 15 Address Denominational Loyalty and and luterdenominatioual Fellowship John M Worrull D D SATURDAY AFTERNOON 215 Song Service 225 Address Tenth Legion G Cloyde Johnson 235 Music 240 Address Quiet Hour Miss Sara Bow man 250 Singing 300 Address Bible Study Alec Sharp 320 Junior Work Miss Carrie Kiker- i3o Presidents Address SATURDAY EVENING 715 PraIse Service Leader Rev II Faul coner 735 Address Muuicipal Pride Rev A J Arrick 830 Reception 1000 Adjoumment SUNDAY MORNING C15 Sunrise Prayer Meeting Deepening the Spiritual Life Leader Miss Amy Goodloe 930 Sunday School 11 00 Regular Church Services SUNDAY AFTERNOON 215 Prayer and Praise Service Leader Miss Fannie Hopper 230 Address H Faulconer 2J5 Address The Pledge JHarry Allen 300 Open Parliament How has God bless ed me 330 Blocks C SUNDAY EVENING 715 Praise Service 730 Consecreation Service Leader Miss Nnimic C Caldwell 815 Convention rmon Rev A J Arrick Special Kates to Norfolk V for the Southern Baptist convenion On of the meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention at Norfolk Va on May the 6th to 12th inc the Chesa peake and Ohio sell round trip tickets to Norfolk from all stations at one fare rate goo 1 going may 2nd to 6th inc and good to return in fifteen days The return limit is subject to an extension of fifteen days additional by depositing ticket with C O Agent in Norfolk Remember thrt the C O is several hours quickets rout from all Central Kentucky points two trains daily each wayscenery un surpass In order that arrangements can be made for sleeper service send in your maile to the undersigned stat ing what trin and data you will go Write for any information wanted No troubte to answer questions G W Barney D P A Lexington Ky The Heyirnods Coming It is so seldom that the people of this vicinity have the oppertunity of seeing a strictly firstclass company that they will hail tha coming of Alba with delight The past three years have wrought a great change in the amusement 1 There was a time when almost any company could tour the country with success for the psople had plenty of loose change and would go to anything and everything that came along As times grew close the people began to discrimenate and se lect only such attractions as appear to them to be worthy of patronage with the result that many of the in ferior attractions were compelled through lack of patronage to abandon the field leaving the field clear to the better ones and the public with a keen appetite for something good It has I been a blessing to such attractions as the Alba Hey wood Company as they are now touring the West to the lar gest business they have ever enjoyed They will be seen here on the evening of Saturday April 30 at Stormes drug store Bob Taylor Bob Taylor of Tennessee sent the jllowing telegram to President Tennessee awaiting your call for volunteers The blue and the gray will march together into battle under Old Glory keeping step to the music of Yankee Doodle and Dixie and the fur will fly and the earth will tremble For the Band Boys The band boys want to get a set of new uniforms and have mad arrange ments with the concert to give an entertainment Satur day evening the 30th The band will get a portion of the proceeds which will be used to pay on the uniforms JLL WOMSFJ iotiil nov that tlio old Thee Presbyterian Fridayafternoon Sunday- S rvics of lIt TopicSoul produce Rc AddressStumbling S MIZl All Specialrates Rywill limited Heywood I I Resesvedseats I I Heywood company I run 13 ru If Christensen 4 account 44 won McKinley Is tho best for Femtb TmAIes Corrects all taken for Quote of Life and before CMUBm i Flatten Old Time RwMe stood the r test for twenty years Made only by New Medicine Co IWoI Tennessee For sale by B E McHtbjt Lancaster organs Should have taD I lrregularItleslnFema1e bet l MT HEBRON The farmers are almost rushing themselves to death this pretty weath er to gottheir core plant d Rev Kyle of Jessamine delivered two excellent sermons at this place Sunday Mrs Peggie Naylor is quite ill A fine boy mlle its appearance at J M Vauderpcols on the 17th inst Mr J R Bourne was in Lexington on business the latter part of last weekMr W D Scott and daughter visit ed in Jessamine last week W H Fray returned from Illinois last Fri day where he has been at the bedside of his mother Mrs Jennie Taylor who is dangerously ill Mr G W Thompson biught a pirt of Miss Ella Montgomerys land at 20 per acre A little boy asked for bottle of get up in the morning as fast as you can the druggist recognizad a household name for DiWitts Little Early Risers and gave him a bottle of those famous little pill for constipation sick headache liver and stomach troubles Stormes Drug Store 1m WITHIN ONE FOOT OF DEATH Tho Narrow Escape of Dr Jim ItliTe and Brother STANFORD April 19 Dr Tom Bo han of Hustonville was here yester day and said that the recent contests in the daily papers for the shortest of a narrow esc ipi from death should have had an entry from this county and then he told inj this one of hairbreadth nature story mIr 4 4S5 The escape of Dr James P Riff now of Covin ton anti hs brother Mc Kee Rife was the most wonderful ever heard of and not one word about it was printed They had ben to a party of some kind near Camp Dick Robinson in Garrard and were to Hustonville via Milledge ville at which latter place they have to cross the Cincinnati Southern R R and as it was about 315 a m they had both gone fast asleep in their bug y during their ride The fast can non ball train whirling along down grade at the rate of G miles an hour was approaching the Milledgeville crossing The crisis came The horse driven by the gentleman would scare at nothing and the faith ful animal unguided approached the track headless of the sudden death awaiting it a momeut later and as he took the first step over the tie there was a dull thud as it were and the poor horse was absolutly ground to pieces beneath the ponderous wheels of the flying engine and train The buggy was cut half in two the front part of it so shattered that not a piece as big as a mans hand could be found Prostrate on the ground within a foot of the track lay Dr and McKoe Rifle not knowing whether they were dead or alive the heel of the shoe of one of them knocked off but otherwise not even a sign to prove that they had just come out of the very jaws of what would have been an ignominious death ground into a thousand i A torpid liver robs you of ambiton and ruins your health Early Risers cleanse the liver cure constipation and all liver troubles Stormrs Drug Store 1m Louisville Races Greatest Spring Melting Ever Held in Kentucky Beginning May 4 Only One Fare From Here for the Round TripThis Include admission to Grand Stand Beginning on Derby Day May 4 one of the greatest race meetings ever held in Kentucky will be given at the fa mous Louisville race course Eleven stakes including the Kentucky Derby worth 0000 will be run during the fifteen days All the crack horses in the country are engaged in these stakes including Ornament Plaudit Bannockburn Simon W Buck Massie Bangle Whitefrost Alleviate Flora Louise Algol Byron McClelland Lieb er Karl Macy Salvable FlyingD atch man Presbyterian Taluca Gallivant Fleischmann Carnero Meadowthorpe Dr Black Boanerges Ramiro Perfor mance Rosinante Ben Holladay and many others Nearly 1000 horses are now quartered at Churchill Downs largj fields and excitirg con tests There will be five or more races each day with liberal added money All the railroads have put on cheap excursion rates the round trip from Lancaster being only one fare This also includes admission to the grand stand each railroad ticket having a coupon attached which can be ex changed for a badge at the gate This is the cheapest rate ever offered from this point and a big delegation will leavd here on Derby Day to take ad vantage of it The Derby will be run on the day Wednesday May 4 and will ba followed by the Dabutante Stakes Louisville Handicap Bluegrass Stakes Clark Stakes Mademois3lle Stakes Fehr Stakes Wenonah Stakes Stakes Kentucky Oaks and Stakes in the order named These are the biggest events run in the West On Saturday 14 the Gen tlemens Cup race will b3 run Skin Diseases For the speedy and permanent cure of tetter salt rheum and Cham berlains and Skin Ointment is without an equal It relieves the and smarting almost instantly and use effects a permanent cure It also cures itch barbers itch scald head sore nipples itching piles chapped hands sore eyes and granulated lids Dr rubs Ceaditlom Powders for horses are the best tonic blood purifier and vermifuge Price 25 cents E MjRoberts Drugffis Eaiuafrtev returning lonJ gentle piecesSRETAW DeWitts Little stomachand insuring opening Premier Juvenile turf eczema itching 4 flay Symlatb tlt fitiSban d= The sympathetic tenderness of a lov ordeal George Esq a promi finement says after seeing the effects of the she to through the ordeal again and there were but bottles on the market and the cost was 100 per bottle she would have them Mothers Friend is a scientifically compounded liniment cer in the various ailments pro childbirth and assures elasticity to the cords and muscles in the final ordeal dollarValuable book Before is Born mailed free on application THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Atlanta Ga expectant thefollowing usedfour U IJ druggists The Pike As the Fiscal Court electel a super intendent over the pikes and has agreed to the plan as to how it would be best to repair and keep up the pikes and as I agreed to the plan of the court I would beg leave to say it was not my plan My ideas were scarcely entertained but thought it would not be any harm to let the know what my ideas wore This was my plan That the pikes be divi ded into fOIr equal parts by miles each magistrate superintending his own dist iet the court letting the con tract for the metal separate from the ditching the metal to be let from one to not more than five miles to the low est and best bid ler the magistrates to attend to and hire men immediately in the neighborhood in which the ditching is to b3 done the magistrates to hire delinquents if possible letting them pay their taxes in that way sav ing that much to the county That is for the diching The magistrates could do this at a cost for each magis trate to the county of 123 each Now I contended that after the su perintendent has reported to the court that we have elected an honorable man so far as I know but for all that do we have to simply take his word or when we hear complaints coming in from the people if we do not go out and go over his work the people will say we are careles or criminally neg lectful Now I would like to know why all this extra expense not the in the first place and why they or the court are responsible and are we not liable to indictment I for one do not care to be indicted for what some one else does IKE M MYEKS We print shipping tags LIST OF CUIMS Allowed by the Garrard County Court to be paid out of the Levy of x8gS Anderson B G hauling 2 days 3 00 Anderson Lee hauling 1 day 1 50 Adkinson Steve hauling 2 days 3 00 Aldridge Geo hauling Anderson W P hauling 4 days C 75 Auderson J E hauling 2 days 300 Amon J A account Anderson Jim white hauling 5 days 7 50 same hauling days 1895 9 OU Anderson Milt chainman 200 Arnold Kd juror 1 00 Anderson A T account constable 29 00 Amen Dr J Aact medical 28 00 Arnold Geo hauling 1J days 2 25 clerk election 200 Adams Jack judge election 200 Arnold C A clerk election 2 CO Arnold Ike judge Arnold II C judge 200 Bryant PIerce hauling 2 days Ballard Eliza bridge lumber 3 00 Batton John hauling 6 days Ballew Frank hauling 4 days 189596 6 CO Ball Tom hauling 3 days 4 00 Broaddus Tom haulIng 2 days 375 Beazley John hauling 4 days 6 00 Ballew Frank hauling 4 days GOO Beazley Brannon hauling 2 days 00 Burnside K A salary as County Judge 900 00 same accouut 41 75 same account 7000 Benge Rice account jailor 269 95 same account 98 80 Broaddus Robt acct constable 200 Baker Jas A committee work 900 same sitting In court 1500 same trial commonwealth cases 23 60 Baughman Wm hauling G days 1897 same hauling 6 days 96 9 00 Burdett H A hauling 2 days Brown Lafe hauling 3 days 450 Bourne Sam hauling 1 day 1 50 Bnrdett John haulIng 2 days 3 00 Bryant F P hanling 3 days 4 50 Boain Robt hauling I day 150 Bourne Jack haulIng 4 days 600 Bourne Jim hauling 900 Bourne Ollie hauling 6 days 900 Burnside JS hauling 9 CO Bourne A M haulIng 2 days 1897 3 00 same hauling 2 days 98 Ballard E H hauling 3 days 4 50 Bnrnilde mason work on road 1 50 Brown A B jnn juror 50 Bogle Mark damages assessed Co road Bogie Nath damages assessed Co road 100 00 BoyleR juror 1 00 Boner J C witness fees 3 00 Barker Thos wItness fees 300 Broaddus Wm damages assessed Bnrnsidc Bean juror 1 00 Broaddns Green 21 days same acct as constable 13 35 Bradley Gilbert account 69 55 Benge Rice account 98 80 Becker C C account 190 Baker Jas sitting in court same commonwealth cases CO same committee work Boner J C judge election 2 00 Bourne J B sheriff election 2 00 people hy days 4 50 ii 00 AdamsJ W 200 3 00 U 00 9 00 3 75 6 days 6 days 3 00 n 40 ro 60 00 42 00 45 00 23 9 00 P magistrates 4 3 t til Burke Henderson hauling 2 days 300 Clark Sam hauling 2 days Clark Frank hauling 1 day 1 SO Clark Francis hauling 1 day 1 00 Chappel Torn hauling 1 day 100 Carter J BHcet lumber 430 feet same ncet lumber 2003 feet 3T r 7 same ncct lumber 1293 feet 17 45 same ncet lunieer 373 feet a 75 same acct lumber 213 feet 2 6 same act lumber and nails 700 same hauling Common School Superintendent 500 00 Currant Ike liauing days 00 Conn Tram hauling day 4 50 Cunningham Brent hauling 2J lays II 75 Cottengen John hauling J lays 2 25 Coulter C W hauling days 450 Comley Isaiah hanliiig C days 9 00 Comley Jim hauling 1J days 2 25 Croucher Ed hauling lj days 2 25 Collett D D hauling days 600 Collier at juror 50 Casey Bud damages assessed Conn J 15 pauper i so Church Jim 2 days 300 Clark Jim judge election 2 00 aConn J B clerk election 200 Carter W X Judge election 2 00 Collier D it sheriff election 00 County Attorneys salary COO 00 Doty Alex hauling C days Denny Jim hauling 4 4 days 675 Denny Quinn hauling 1 day 1 50 Dollins Win hauling days 300 Dyehonse Geo hauling 900 Davis John hauling 4 days 6 75 Davis Riley hauling 2J days 75 Duncan J M exoffieio 7500 same foes 482 25 Dunn J II committee work 30 Of same account sam sitting in court 72 00 same account cs 00 surveying 12 00 same recount same account 15 Donahue John hauling days 900 Djiiihne Mike hauling days c 00 slni hauling days 300- Denny Jim 2 and a half davs 3 75 Duncan B I hauling 2 lays 3 00 Dickerson Jim hauling 5 lays 750 Denton It R caring for election booths 2 00 same hauling 5 days S 00 5 SO 5 50 00 2 9 00 6 days 3 18 00 X t 00 2 DUlin E 7 J S 3 coOl Dunn J 2 Denny J N i oo same clerk election 200 Durham G M damages assessed CO 00 Dunn Buck damages assessed 5 00 M hauling days 600 Dunn I Msr careing for election booths 2 00 Dunn I M clerk election Dickerman S S sheriff election Denton It R judge electiod 2 00 Denny J N clerk election 200 Elliott account 8 OC same account 2700 East Dan pauper colOn SCO Elmore J W hauling 5 days 750 Eason Ed hauling days 3 00 Estes J A 6 00 Estes A D hauling 2 days 3 00 Evans hauling Elam Geo W hauling C days 9 00 East Dan chainman 200 Farris Ceorge account 3 00 Folger F M hauling 4 and a half days 6 75 Folger M V hauling 4 days 6 Fain W II hauling 2 days 300 Fox hauling days GOO Faulkner Isaiah hauling 3 days 450 Francis J L hauling 2 days 3 00 Francis J G guard 400 Ford Mrs Dan house for election 18 CO Flowers JW hauling days Grifiths G W hauling 1 day Grady John hauling 3 days Koehler 4 50 Gay Jim hauling 2 days 300 Gastineau Harvey hauling days 00 Grant H M account 10 00 Grow Barlow hauling 4 days GOO Galleher John hauling GullcyTC juror 50 George Will juror i oo Greenleaf G S inquest Jarvis 6 00 same Richie 6 00 same Knox g GO same Sebastian 8 CO S account sheriff election 2 CO Harding John hauling days Hurt Josh hauling 2 days Barber S W hauling days 450 Hiatt W hauling 3 days 4 50 Ilearne hauling 4 days Hunt hauling 2 days 300 Herring Jim hauling G days 1S95 9 CO same hauling G days 18 9 Oo Herring T I hauling 4 days 600 Hurt Josh hauling 3 days 450 Hardin Mike hauling 6 days Hendren 0 J hauling G days 9 oo Hearley Jeff hauling 2 days 300 Hawley Hedge hauling 3 and half days 5 25 Holman Jim hauling 2 days Hamilton Isham hauling 4 days 600 Hardin WJhauljng 4 lays 6 CO Henry Bright hauling 5 days 7 50 Holcomb S W 3 days 450 Higgiubotbam J M hauling 1 day 150 Hudson J D hauling 2 days 300 Henderson hauling 2 lays 3 00 HIggins Jerry hauling 3 days 4 50 Hardin L S hauling 2 days 3 00 Henderson L C hauling 1 day 1 50 hauling days same house holding election 5 CO hugging Sanders hauling day 1 50 Hardwick Abe guard 9 days 1800 Haseldeu account Hogan W collins 26 60 Hendren hauling Hudson Yates hauling days 9 00 Huff man Gabe acct constable 1790 Higginbotham J M account hammond T J hanling 2 days 3 CO Herndon Win attorney fee 1500 Huffman Gabe serving warrants 2 50 Hogan W J pauper coffin 5 40 Jackson Isaiah hauling 2 days 3 00 Jones Wyatt hauling 4 and a half days 5 25 Johnston Jim guard 14 days Johnston Wm Me surveying 10 00 Johnson J 8 Comr 150 Jones Mack hauling days 300 Jennings B F surveying 10 00 Koeblcr Bro 2281 feet lumber same 666 feet lumber 832 same 400 feet lumber 500 same 1322 feet lumber fc nails 14 94 Kennedy Tom hauling 2 days 3 00 Kindrick Andy hauling 4 days 600 King hauling 3 days Kinnaird account same Vaccin Kincaid Jim damages assessed 500 Koehler Bros 1314 feet lumber 18 14 same 800 feet lumber 1000 same 2049 feet lumber same 1946 feet lumber Kincaid Plummet day Leavell J H hauling 4 days and a half 6 75 Leavell hauling 3 days 450 same hauling 2 and hall days 3 75 same hauling 2 days 300 same hanling days 3 00 same hauling 2 days ZOO same hauling 1 day t 50 Lawson Frank hauling 2 days 3 00 Lear B M hauling 6 day a double team 1200 same nails 10 lbs at 4c 40 Leavell James B bridge lumber 300 Lane D S 3 days 95 150 Lane Will hauling 4 days 94 7 50 Lawson Thomas hauling 4 days 6 00 Lawson Bill 4 days 6 00 Logan Rice hauling 112 days 225 Lawson Denny hauling days 3 00 Lane B L hauling 2 days Lawson William hauling 1 12 days 246 Lane William hauling 3 days 450 Lane hauling 1 50 Lane G H hauling 1 day 1 50 Lackey juror 50 Layton Alex Comr 300 Lackey D M juror l 00 Long Perry Comr j 60 Alex hauling days 3 00 Leavell J B hauling 6 900 Lackey judge election 2 00 McQuerry J H hauling 2 days 300 Miller Jake hauling 3 Morrow Ed attending clock 2300- Moberley 0 J house for holding court 22 0 juror DunnI 2 00 2 CO Dr haullnll days S C 00 0 J C 2 days 450 1 50 t 2 00 Gaines U 3 Gulley T C 3 on 00 3 T O GOO F 9 00 3 CO G Hammack S E 3 CO R 53 37 J 3 days I 50 21 75 28 00 23 31 Jrro W 4 50 J B 25 00 16 62 25 23 9G 1 1 51 J B a ate D S 1 day D M Layton days D days 4 50 Me V lays 9 lays 3 55 3 M 31 J j 3 pauper 0 56 M same Comr 3 03 same sheriff election 2 C- OMoberley A D sheriff election 2 jp McGrath R A judge election 2 00 Matthews Ellis account i CO Mason Speed hauling ft nxyd y 0- iaiiit hftTliujr day ft 03- McQuurry iiuok hauIkj 2 ley 3 Montgomery K kuTTrtsc 3at 9 MeQuurry B hauling I 12 days i Uf Maron Kph hanilng 3 JO- Macsee John C mi i w Moiehud Win ussssud county O- fMeltuberts U E acct 4 37 Mason W U acct tj 20- Myerj I M sitting in court 3000 same work on Lexington pike G 00 same accouut 5 W- MorcheadWint hauling 4 days GOO Xitylor Jack hauling 1 day 1 5 Noel It A committee work wOO same sitting in court same services with constable same account 9 00 same committee work 101 00 same damages assessed 33 00 same account Naylor Ed hauling 3 days 4 50 Xaylor JP juror 50 ONeal account 5 OO Parsons R F hauling 2 12 days same sitting in court 2100 same account 00 Iolndcxter Cues bridge lumber 280 same chain carrier 250 Payne John hauling 2 days 300 Palmer Bob hauling l day 1 C- OPettusJ F hauling 1 day 1 50 Parks W F hauling 1 12 lays 2 25 PiiKyiard Dr Joe medical account same medical acct Price Bros hauling 3 days 4 50 Parks John hauling 1 day 150 Prichett John hauling 1 12 days sills 150 Potter Henry hauling 1 day Pollard TT hauling 1 day 15 Parker Wm hauling 900 Pointer J M hauling G day 9 OO same curcing for election books 2 00 Pointer W J hauling 6 day 9 00 Parks Fado account as constable IS 20 Pointer S hauling G days 9 00 Posey J S judge of election Pherigo sheriff election rid 72 00 4 00 35 00 Dr Y S 3 2 12 CO 2 same locust 1 50 1 2 00 2 00 C day S 75 72 25 25 6 days Patten Oscar hauling 6 days 9 00 Ray Geo hauling 212days 375 Ross D G hauling 1 day 150 same bridge lumber 00 Reid Harve hauling 3 days 4 M Rout M F hauling same lumber for culverts Royce day Rice A J 1days 375 Ray J D hauling 1 12 days 2 25 Ray Elijah hauling 3 days 450 Ray Herrod hauling 1 day Ray Wm hauling 1 day 150 Ray B hauling 150 Rice A J hauling 112 days 225 Hay J D hauling 1 day 150 Exoflicio 7500 Ray Wm Estate house for holding court 15 00 Ramsey Jim hauling 6 days Ramsey B hauling 1 day 1 50 Reynolds Jim hauling 2 teams 4 d each 12 00 Ray Lindsay hauling 2 days Rout John hauling days 750 Robinson Mike hauling 2 days Robinson J E account 5 00 Robinson J S juror 50 Robinson Geo B pauper colOn 3 GO Rothwtll Sam juror 1 00 Ray Herrod pauper coffin 5 40 Ray Miss Pattie house holding court Ross Dave jailers account 471 20 Ray Dr William medical cconnt Ray Wm Admr house holding court 2 CO Ruble J B judge of election 2 00 Robinson J S judge of election W Shearer John hauling 2 days 3 00 Simpson Dock hauling 4 12 days Simpson Mose day 150 Simpson Robt work on culvert I day 1 50 Simpson James work on culvert 1 day 1 50 same hauling 150 Simpson Willie hauling days 450 Swope Dave hauling 112 days 2 2t Smith John plowing on road 1 day Singleton 795 feet of lumber 7 95 Shearer Ide hauling 1 12 days 2 25 Singleton G feet of lumber 7 75 Stewart Frank hauling 1 day 1 50 Sutton F K hauling 1 day 1 50 Scott Gus hauling one day 1 50 Sampson Arch hauling 1 day 1 50 Smith Henry hauling 1 12 days 2 25 Skinner Albert hauling 1 12 days 2 25 same hauling 2 days 300 Stowe W II hauling 12 days 6 75 Stigall Hiatt hauling 100 Swope B P hauling days Swope W H hauling 0 days 9 00 Smith Henry hauling 2 days 3 00 School district Xo 15 house to hold election 2 00 Sebastion J J damages on change road 100 00 Sanders Elijahdamages on change road 100 00 SebastianW Hdamages on change road 25 00 Sebastian Thomps dges on chge road 10 00 SuttouMorgau dges on chge road 125 00 Singleton Jess 1100 feet lumber 11 00 Sweeney J G account 24 25 Sanders J M sitting in court 45 00 Stigall A II hauling Sanders Stewart acct constable 4 5 Sanders J B account W 25 School district No 73 2 OJ Stormes Jno E account 137 15 Sanders J M judge election f Stone J S clerk election Sanders sheriff election Sanders Jno A judge election 200 Teater Morton hauling 1 day 1 50 Turner Jack hauling 2 days 3 M Teater Wm hauling hauling 450 TeaSer Rosa hauling 12 days 3 75 Thompson F M hauling 4 days 6 00 Turner Willis hauling 5 days 7 50 Trustees Walker school house for tion 2 00 same school district No 15 S 00 Tudor 450 feet lumber 6 75 same hauling 150 guard 10 days 20 CO Tomlinson Henry Cour 3 days West Clayton 3 CO Walker A K hauling 900 Woods Garrett hauling 300 Wheeler Wylie Lanling 1 day 1 N White F M hauling 450 Wren Walgram hauling 2 12 days Koehler 375 Walker E M account as constable 9 50 hauling 2 days 3 CO Wbittaker Arch hauling 1 day 1 50 Ward Milt hauling half day 75 Wallace William haulIng 6 days 9 CO Williams Henry hauling 450 Whitehead Elbert hauling days 2 25 Williams John hauling 6 days 9 Oo same work on culvert 1 co Walker W 8 hauling 3 days 4 5o Wallace 15 oo Walker Jno damages assessed 150 oo Warner Joe juror 1 oo Vard Milt juror 1 oo Whittaker Arch juror loo West Alex juror 1 oo Wherritt Clandeuard 9 days 18 oo WoolwIne Chris haluing 5 12 d 8 25 Ward Miller pauper coffin Wallace iHiatt lumber 2 oo Wylle8 days 600 Wylie H B C haulIng 4 days 0 oo Woods Jno H hauling 6 days 9 oo W lkerTB feuding 1 day 1 5o Whittaker J M battling 12 days 2 25 Wells W P judge of election 2 oo Walker Woods clerk of election 2 oo Woods Jno account 25 Yeager C F hauling 2 12 days 3 75 Yeager Fred hauling 1 12 days Yantis TOM juror loo To pay whish the Sheriff of Garrard county is ordered to collect from each male citizen over the age of 21 not otherwise exempt the sum o one dol lar and fifty cents Jso M DUNCAX Qarrard 6 days 9 00 00 1 1 50 2 1 50 1 day Robinson T 9 CO 3 00 3 00 12 00 2S 00 6 75 1 1 day 150 J W 775 1 day 9 GO 1 day 1 W F 2 0 2 00 J W 2 ro 1 day 1 50 Tuggle W p 3 days J M 1 day TerrUl Givens I 50 haulIng 2 days 6 bays 2 days 3 days 3 days 1 J2 OT surveying J 3 15 h 25 Clerk Couty S B 2 N dee Whitehead Elbert W hauling 4 2 Court NOTI E1 j Bids will received l y County Judge R A IJurnside for repairing and metaling the following roads un til Jan 1 ISJi towit The Lexington road from Lancaster to the Kentucky From the double toll gate on said road to Dix river Buena Vista and Cane Run Buena Vista anti Ken tieiy river Lancaster and Buckeye llyattsviile and Kirksville Bryants and ML Hebron the Poor Ridge Lancaster and Sugar Creek from Lan caster to double tollgate on Danville pik All metal shall be of firstclassdura ble approved by Fiscal iourt broken sufficiently fine to pass at its greatest diameter through a two inch ring Said metal shall be fur iiUhed by the contracto and be bro jand dimensions as shall b s by the Court and before being spread by the contractor or paid for shall Lc measured some person to be designated by the Court and metal shall he spread by the under the supervision and approval of the Superintendent other person designated by the Court In order to secure competition in all of said turnpikes be laid oft in sections of about two miles each to be numbered consecutively from the same nearest Lancaster and etch bidder can til separately on for as many of said sections as he sees proper but must designate the sections The bidding will be per rod of 223 cubic feet All bids to be filed on or before Monday May 2 189S at 10 oclock a m and the Court will on that day determine the quantity of metal to be furnished on each and on each section thereof The Court reserves the right to reject any and all bids IL A PURXSIDK Judge Garrard County Court April 14 1S9S FARM AND STOCK NOTES I 11 b rvcr lime tJne kn him in a box or frame of such iz designated contractor or endof metal c c cc c ce cec cccooe 00000000000 i bidding 5000 bushels corn give one dollar and sixty cents per barrel for 1000 barrels of corn deliv ered at the Pilgrimage Distillery the months of March and April Jxo W MiLLER Mgr lor sale Two short horn Bull calves ages G and 8 months for particulars apply to G S Gaines tf II M IJallou sold to II C Sutton a nice combined mare for 75 Rice Benge sold the Dr ONeal horse to Mrs James SH r0 Wm Blanks and Frank Bourne have bought of J I Hamilton 70 acres of of the Sutton property at 25 psr acre J Fleece Robinson sold a half in terest in his fine saddle mare to B G Fox of Danville for S11250- McCarley and Lawson bought of W R Cook a bunch of hogs about 140 pounds average at 3 14 cts McCarley and Lawson bought of Lander Davidson a nice lot of 200 Ib hogs at S 14 cents Morgan and Robinson bought of Perkins a load of 200 Ib hogs at 14 cents B F Hudson bought at Danville court a nice bunch of 24 yearlings at an averge of 28 per head Wm Bourne sold to B F Hudson a nice calf for 1803 T S Elkin bought ol Leslie some fat shoats averaging ISO pounds at 3 12 cents- V Y Currey of lower Garrard James T Wright of Shelby county his threeyear old chester Dare colt for S4DO This fellow is said to 12 the finest Chester Dare colt ever fooled he is a horse of fine finish and makes a magnificent show animal g yyll lgggy VO W wantedIwill during Leavell for landoff Lucien Hern- don sold- t Now is the time that every one should take a spring tonic to strengthen the system and for the extra prepare demands of Nature Every spring the system is is a general house cleaning going on within The impurities that have been accumu lating for a year must be rid of and the system reno vated and prepared for the siege of summer Unless Nature is in this task the strain on the system is too severe and a breakdown is the result Some people neglect to supply this as sistance and as a result they are overcome by an enervating feeling their energies appetite fails and they are totally disabled for a season Everybody just now needs a tonic and Swifts Specific thoroughlyover hauledthere gotten assisted depressed relax SSSl or The is logically the best tonic on the market The general health needs building up hence a tonic is needed that is entirely harmless S S S is purely vegetable and is the only blood remedy that is guaranteed to contain no potash mercury or other harmful mineral ingredient It is Natures remedy being made from roots and herbs gathered from Natures great storehouse It thoroughly cleanses the blood of all impurities tones up the gen eral health renews the appetite and imparts new life and vigor to the entire system Dangerous typhoid fever and other prevalent summer diseases seldom attack a whose system is thoroughlyperson J cleansed and toned up with S S S in the spring Get S S S and be Sold by all druggists prepared S A SUBLIME MARTYRDOM The Death on the Cross Should be Accepted by All Mankind The Saviours Ulood Was Sited for tin World and Ills Life Was Sacrificed That Wo Might Live IJr Taliuagea Easter Sermon Dr Talmages text Sunday was Heb ix 22 Without shedding of blood is no remission John G Whittier the last of the great school of American poets that made the last quarter of this century brilliant asked me in the White one morning after prayers in which 1 had given famous hymn about The Fountain Filled With Blood Do you really believe there is a literal application of the blood of Christ to the soul My neg ative reply then is my negative reply now The Bible statement agrees with all physicians and alt physiologists and all scientists in saying that the blood is life and in the Christian religion it means simply that Christ life was given for our life Hence that all this talk of men who say the Bi ble story of blood is disgustingand they dont want what they call the house religion only shows their incapacity or unwillingness to look through the figure of speech toward the thing signified The blood that on the darkest Friday the world ever saw oozed or trickled or poured from the brow and the side and the hands and the feet of the Illustrious Sufferer back of Jerusalem in a few hours coagulated and dried up and forever disappeared and if man had depended on the application of the blood of Christ there would not have been a soul saved for the last IS r II 1 mountains out Cowpers slaughter centuries S literal In order to understand this red of my text we only have to exercise as much common sense in religion as we do in everything else Pang for pang hunger for hunger fatigue for fatigue tear for tear blood for blood life for life we see every day illustrat cd Tim act of substitution is no nov city although I hear men talk as though the idea of Christs suffering substituted for our suffering were something dis tressingly odd something wildly a solitary episode in the worlds history when 1 could take you out In to this city and before sundown point to you 500 cases of substitution and voluntary suffering of one in behalf of anotherAt tomorrow afternoon go among the places of business or toil It will be no difficult thing for you to find men who by their looks show you that they are overworked They are prematurely old They are hasten ing rapidly toward their decease They have gone through crisis in business that shattered their nervous system and pulled on the brain They have a shortness of breath and a pain in the back of the head and at night an in somnia that alarms them Why are they drudging at business early and late For fun Xo it would be to extract any amusement out of that exhaustion Because they are avaricious In many cases no their own personal expenses are lavish No a few hundred dol lars would meet all their wants The simple fact is the man is enduring all that fatigue and exasperation and wear and tear to keep his home pros perous There is an invisible line reaching from that store from that bank from that shop from that to a quiet scene a few blocks there is the secret of that business endurancs lie is simply the champion of a homestead for which he wins bread and wardrobe and educa tion and prosperity and in such battle 10000 men fall Of ten business men whom I bury nine die of overwork for others Some sudden diseasa finds them with no power of resistance and they are gone Life for life Blood forlMood Substitution- At 1 oclock tomorrow morning the hour when slumbar is most uninter rupted and profound walk amid the dwelling houses of the city Here and there you will find a dim light it is the household custom to keep a subdued light burning but most of the houses from base to top are as dark as though uninhabited A merciful God has sent forth the archangel of sleep and he puts his wings over the city But yonder is a clear light burning and outside on a window casement a glass or pitcher containing food for a sick child the food is sot in the fresh air This is the sixth night that mother has sat up with that sufferer She has to the last point obeyed the physicians prescription not giving a drop too much or too little or a too soon or too late She is very anxious for she has buried three chil dren with the same disease and she prays and weeps each prayer and sob ending with a kiss of the pale cheek By lint of kindness she gets the little one through the ordeal After it is all over the mother is taken down Brain or nervous fever sets in and one day she leaves the convales cent child with a mothers bless ing and goes up to join the three departed ones in the kingdom of Heaven Life for life Substitution The fact is that there are an uncounted number of mothers who after they have navigated a large family of chil dren through all the diseases of infancy and got them fairly started up the flowering slope of boyhood and girl hood have only strength enough left to die They fade away Some call it consumption some call it nervous pros tration some call it intermittent or malarial indisposition but I call it martyrdom of the domestic circle Life for life Blood for blood Sub stitutionOr a mother lingers long enough to see a son get on the wrong road and his former kindness becomes rough reply when she expresses anxiety about him But she goes right on lookinffcarefully after his apparel re membering his every birthday with some memento and when he is brought home worn out with dissipation nurses him till he gets well and starts him again and hopes andexpects and prays and counsels and suffers un til her strength gives out and she fails She is going and attendants bending over her pillow ask her if she has any message to leave and she makes great effort to say but out of three or four of indistinct utterings they can catch but three words My poor boy The simple fact is she died for him Life for life Substitution About thirtyeight years ago there went forth from our northern and southern homes hundreds of thousand somethingabnormal eccentric difficult awayand because moment something minutes I I Because scaffolding of men to do battle All the poetry of war soon vanished and left them nothing but the terrible prose They waded knee deep in mud They slept in snow banks They marched till their cut feet tracked the earth They were swindled out of their honest rations and lived on meat not fit for a dog They had jaws fractured eyes ex and limbs shot away Thousands of them cried for water as they lay on the field the night after the battle and got it not They were homesick and received no message from their loved ones They died in barns in bushcs in ditches the buzzards of the summer heat the only attendants on their obsequies No one but the infinite God who knoweth everything knows the ten thousandth part of the length and breadth and depth and height of anguish of the northern and southern battlefield Why did these fathers leave their children and go to the frout why did these young in n postponing the mar riage day start into the probabilities of never corning ba k For a principle they died Life for life Blood for blood substitution But we must not go so far What is that monument in the cemetery It is to the doctors who fell in the southern epidemics Why go Were there not enough sick to be attended in these northern latitudes Oh yes but the doctor puts a few medical books in his valise and some vials of medicine and leaves his patients here in the hands of other physicians and takes the rail train Before he gets to the infected regions he passes crowded rail trains regular and extra taking the Hying and affrighted populations He arrives in a city over which a great horror is brooding lIe from couch to couch feeling the pulse and studing symptoms and prescribing day after day night after night until a fellow physician says Doctor you had bet ant tin uished gos ter go home and rest you look But he can not rest while so many are suffering On and on until some morning finds him in a delirium in which he talks of home and then rises and says he must go and look after those patients lIe is told to lie down but he fights his attendants until he falls back and is weaker and weaker and dies for people he had no kinship and far away from his own family and is hastily put away in a strangers tomb and only the flth part of a newspaper line tells us of his name just men tioned among five Yet he has touched the furthest height of sublimity in that three weeks of humanitarian service lie goes straight as an arrow to the bosom of Him who said I was sick and ye visited me Life for for blood Substitution- In the legal profession I see the same principle of selfsacrifiec In 1S4G William Freeman a pauperized and idiotic Negro was at Auburn N Y on trial for murder He had slain the entire Van Nest family The foaming wrath of the community could be kept off him only by Who would volunteer to be his No attorney wanted to sacrifice his popularity by such an ungrateful task All were silentsave one a young lawyer with feeble voice that could hardly be heard outside the bar pale and thin and awkward It was II Seward who that the prisoner was idiotic and irresponsible and ought to ba put in an asylum rather than put to death the heroic counsel uttering these beautiful words I speak now in the hearing of pee pIe who have prejudged prisoner and condemned me for pleading in his half lie is a convict a pauper a without intellect sense or emo tion My child with an affectionate smile disarms my careworn face of its frown whenever I cross my threshold The beggar in the street obliges me to give because he says God bless you as I pass My dog carresses me with fondness if I will but smile on him My horse recognizes me when I fill his manger What reward what gratitude what sympathy and can 1 expect here There the pris oner sits Look at him Look at the assemblage around him Listen to their illsuppressed censures and ex fears and tell me where among aiy neighbors or my fellowmen where even in his heart I can expect to find a sentiment a thought not to say of reward or of acknowledgment or even of recognition Gantlemen you may think of this evidence you please bring in what verdict you can but I asseverate before Heaven and you that to the best of my knowledge and belief the prisoner at the bar does not at this moment know why it is that ray shadow falls on you instead of his miserable withwhom sacrificehis armedconstables counsel William sa b Negro affection ited own life- Blood whit The gallows got its victim but the post mortem examination of the poor creature showed to all the surgeons and to all the world that the public were wrong and William II Seward was right and that hard stony step of obloquy in the Auburn courtroom was the first step of the stairs of Lane up which he went to the top or to within one step of the top that last denied him through the treachery of American politics Nothing sublimer was ever seen in an American than William II Seward with out reward standing between the furious populace and the loathsome imbecile Substitution- In the realm of the fine arts there was as remarkable an instance A brilliant but hypercritical Joseph William Turner was met by a volley of abuse from all the art galler ies of Europe Ills paintings which have since won the applause of all civilized nations The Fifth Plague of Egypt Fisherman on a Lee Shore in Squally Weather Calais Pier The Sun Rising Through Mist and Dido Building Carthage were then targets for critics to shoot at In defense of this outrageously abused man a young author of 21 years just one year out of colege came forth with his pen and wrote the ablest and famous essay oa art that the world ever saw or ever will see John Rus kins Modern Painters For 17 years this author fought the battles of the maltreated artist and after in pov erty and brokcnheartcdness the had died and the public tried to their cruelties toward him by giv ing him a big funeral and burial in St Pauls cathedral his odtime friend took out of a tin box 19000 pieces of paper containing drawings by the old painter and through many weary and uncompensated months assorted and arranged them for public observa tion People say John Ruskin in his old days is cross mlsaathropic and morbid Whatever he may do that he ought not to do and whatever he may that he ought not to say between how and his death he will leave jthis world insolvent as far as it has any courtroom raintel painter undo rZ J capac ty pay this authors pen for its chivalric and Christian defense of a poor painters pencil John Ruskin or William Turner BlooJ for blood SubstitutionWhat exalting principle this vhich leads one to suffer for another Nothing so kindles enthusiasm or twakens eloquence or chimes poetic canto or moves nations The princi le is the dominant one in our religion Christ the Martyr Christ the Cclcs ilal Hero Christ the Defender Christ the Substitute No new principle for it was old as human nature but now on a grander wider higher deeper and more worldresounding scale The shepherd boy as a champion for a sling toppled the giant of the Philistine braggadocio in the dust but here is another David who for all the armies of churches militant and triumphant hurls the Goliath of perdi tion into defeat the clash his brazen armor like an explosion at Hell Gate Abraham had at Gods agreed to sacrifice his son Isaac and the seine God just in time provided a ram of the thicket as a substitute but there is an other Isaac bound for the altar and no hand arrests the sharp edges of lacera tion and death and the universe and quakes and recoils and groans at the horror All good men have for centuries been trying to tell whom this substi tute was like and every comparison inspired and uninspired evangelistic prophetic apostolic and human falls short for Christ was the Great Un like Adam a type of Christ because he came directly from God Noah a type of Christ because he delivered his own family from deluge Melchisedec a type of Christ because he had no predecessor successor Joseph a type of Christ because he was cast out by his brethren Moses a type of Christ because he was a deliverer from bondage Joshua a type of Christ he was a conqueror Samsoi a t Israelwith shivers because type of Christ because of his strength to slay the lions and carry off the iron gates of impossibility Solomon a type of Christ in the afilucnce of his do minion Jonah a type of Christ be cause of the stormy sea in which he threw himself for the rescue of others but put together Adam and Noah and Melchisedic and Joseph and Moses and Joshua and they would not mako a fragment of a Christ a quar ter of a Christ the half of a Christ or the millionth part of a Christ He forsook a throne and sat down on His own footstool lIe earns from the top of glory to the bottom of humiliation and changed a circumfer ence seraphic for a circumference dia bolic Once waited on by angels now hissed at by brigands From afar and high up He came down past meteors swifter than they by starry thrones Himself more lustrous past larger worlds to smaller worlds down stairs of firmaments and from cloud to cloudaud through the tree tops and into the camels stall to thrust His shoulder under our burdens and thrust thin lances of pain through His vitals and wrapped Himself in all the agonies which we deserve for our misdoings and stood on the splitting decks of a foundering vessel amid the drenching surf of the sea and passed midnights on the mountains amid wild beasts of prey and stood at the point where all earthly and infernal hostilities charged on Him at once with their keen sa Substitute When did attorney ever endure so much for a pauper client or physician for the patient in the lazaretto or mother for the child in membranous croup as Christ for us and Christ for you and Christ for me Shall any man or woman or child in this audience who has ever suffered for another find it hard to under stand this Christly suffering for us Shall those whose sympathies have been wrung in behalf of the un fortunate have no appreciation of one moment which was lifted out of all the ages of eternity as most con spicuous when Christ gathered up all the sins of those to be redeemed under His one arm and said I will atone for those under my right arm and will heal all those under my left arm Strike me with all thy glitteringshaf 0 Eternal Justice Roll over me with all thy surges ye oceans of sorrow and the thunderbolts struck Him from above and the seas of trouble rolled up from beneath hurricane hurricane and cyclone after cy clone and then and there in the of Heaven and earth and hell yea all worlds witnessing the price the bitter price the transcendant price the awful price the glorious price the infinite price the eternal price was paid that set us free I A word to the wise is sufficient j 1 bersour after presence and a word from the wise should be sufficient but you ask who are the wise Those who know The oft re peated experience of trustworthy may be taken for knowledge Mr W M Terry says Chamberlains Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction than any other in market He has been in the drug business at Elkton Ky for twelve years has sold hundreds of this remedy and nearly all other cough medicines manufacnured which shows conclusively that Chamberlains is the most satisfactory to the people and is the best For sale by R E McRoberts Lancaster Ky The second week in May wiil le a banner week in Louisville The Festival the Commercial Conven tion and the Races will 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the Danville court house at noon Monday The two men were neighbors in the Knobs six nrles from Danville and haul quarreled several times They came to Danville to be present at the opening of the circuit court Rowsy was drinking and as Kizer was leaving the courthouse he stepped up and began firing at the old German He emptied his revolver hitting Kizer five times and killing him instantly Kizer was unarmed and made no re sistanceCourt was in session upstairs and the shooting created the wildest Rowsey was taken at once to Judge Saulljy acknowledged the act and was sent to jail HOWARDBAKER FEUD Ircilts Out Agaii und PIXKVILLK Ky April 18 The How ardBaker feud in Clay county has broken out again and two men are killed and three injured This feud is only ten days old Howard and Baker were partners in a logging en terprise They quarreled and fought Relatives and friends joined in and a week ago three of them were killed Anse and Al Baker who had been and kept under guard broke away and hid in the woods declaring they would exterminate their enemies The report of the killing is regarded as indicating that they are keeping their word The names of the dead and wounded in the battle have not been reported STATE OFFICIALS Before the Jury and Some Sensational In dictment Expected excitement I aud Ten Men Arc Deal Three Injured reported arrested Reported FKAXKFOKT Ky April IS Franklin county grand jury when it reports this week is expected to some sensational indictments Nearly all of the penitentiary and state officials were be fore the grand jury last week and it is said that evidence was given which is result in the indict ment of several minor oliicials who are now or have lately been connected with the state government Ar effort has also been made to indict a number of wellknown lawyers for accepting fees for collecting pardons Organizing f77 OWKXTOWX Ky April Da vies Confederate association are holding meetings Thursday night and will organiz several companies to be ready in case of war Other are aiso being organized Com pany II K S G is filling its ranks and Capt Logan Feland who is now in New York will start home at the first declaration of war to take charge of time company Several prominent physicians have offered their services to the government McKniglu Found Guilty LOUISVILIK April 19 J M Mc Knight who has been on trial in the United States court on the charge of having wrecked the German national bank of which he was president until it was closed by the examiner in Jan uary of last year was Monday found guilty The former president received the verdict coolly His attorney at once made a motion for a new trial and was given until Wednesday to file a writ of Appointed FRAXKFOIST Ky April Bradley has appointed W L Drown of London Laurel county to succeed Judge A II Clarke late circuit judge of that district composed of Laurel Jackson Knox Clay and several other counties State Senator W II Clarke- t of Jackson county II C Eversole of Laurel and J II 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