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Central record (Lancaster, Ky.): n. Friday, June 3, 1898. Central record (Lancaster, Ky.). 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Cartwright & Landrum, Lancaster, Ky. 1898 cen1898060301 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, June 3, 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. 0 the Post Office In Lancaster Xu as Second Cla8 Satter NUMBER to Ih enttais- rJ vatV PUBLISHED WEEKLr BY LOUIS LANDUAJI Our Public Square and Danville Avenue fb Ii tH CD rUja D Duble Show l Screen Doors Cool ers Ice Cream Freezers r R rn WJ L t J Lancaster W Stanford Lancastcr lNA tt Law9 KY All business tteuded to promptly x- n mica t1 1 AND Piw 0 Refrigerators ii ASELCE h KC- olWGzVtCh IWilliun o nets at LANCASTER V I Ml f1 TIM A jjluaiijili i a FUNERAL DIRECTORS ARTERIAL and CAVITY EM a SPECIALTY Furniture Carpets c Lancaster Ky 1 B i 130 in order to clean up this lot of Samples we offer the entire lot for 250 Dont miss this op portunity to buy shoes LANCASTER KY FRIDAY JUNE 3 1898 I IN AND ABOUT LANCASTER r 1 JL toooooooooococooooo 004005 NOOCOP7P404PO3 00080iM44PDtJQO OiM00000P00Q80t 1P8040S 9fiti P0404004 aooo4o4 W G S Gaines handles the genuine Brown Cultivator r Butler Fox has opened lunch stand in Archers meat market I would like to do your plain sew ing and dyeing Mrs Ophelia Dunn Hear the Jubilee Singers at the Court House this Friday 7 0 oclock Admiral Dewey with his entire fleet could not keep up as much noise as several fellows made on the streets night Convention July lltli The democratic district comm t decided to hold a convention at Dan yule Tuesday July 9th to select a candidate for Congress Look To Your Interest Hast homemade buggies on the mar ket at J 15 Elys 1aint Lick Ky Gen eral repairing and specialty Give us a trial 3lS3m Notices to Taxpayers Tuxes are now due the City and all are respectfully requested to pay same at once Time penalty will soon be ad ded and it will be to your interest to pay your tax nowE WAjKKR M C L Manville Steam Laundry Smith Currey Agents for Danville Steam Laundry We ship every day We send today and deliver tomorrow Satisfaction guaranteed Work called for acd delivered tf Stolen from Boong Creek last Wed nesday night a bay Texas mate about 11 12 hands high with brands on left shoulder and hip also a star ill fore head and cut off A liberal reward will be paid for her return information of her EUSHA Duxx Booncs Creek Ky The Graded S The board of trustcss of the Graded School met Saturday and selected Prof Patterson of Lebanon as principal for the ensuning year Mrs Belle Burnside was closcn to take charge of the music department Misses Royston West and Prof Postle were also retained Pro Patterson I rings good recommendations and members of the board tell us he is a fine teacher eveningat Saturday t e horse hoeing a I foretop or- allY t C Murphy City Council Monday night Dont forget the Contest at Stanford June 17th The greatest Disc Harrow on the market at G S Gaines X Pie roots for fall planting GO to 75c per dozn at J C Thompsons v Headquarters for Deering Binders Mowers and threshing machines at G S Gaines Old Fashioned Sucks A game of Nucks is kept going all day in the Court House yard by the small boys Grown loafers enjoy the sport and some stand idly by and nz at thi game for hours llno Berries George Smith has our thanks for a lot of delightful str uvberries Mr Smith has been q rite successful with his berries They are excellent both in size and taste The residence of Geo Bright near Hubble was struck by lightning dur ing the storm Saturday After danc ing about the Jiousa the charge got on the telephones ground wire and was off serious E Parker Sharon Wis writes VI have tried DeWitts WitchvHazcl Salve for itching piles and it always stops them in two minutes I Da Vitts Witch Hazel Salve the grcacfet euro on the market Stormes Drug Store 1m Away Flew the Woodcock I have the bst and cheapest line of Midsummer wear ever brought to this city Readytowear coats at 50c and Black Alpaca coats at 2 and genuine Crash suit at Taiior made Kentucky homespun tow linen at S3 p r suit The goods will launder perfectly M D Hughes Agt Fine Treat Mr J C Thompson has the thanks of Tin RECORD for a delightful mess of pie plant lIe has raised a great quantity of thi delightful plant some of the sulks measuring eight inches in clrcumerencj The leaves on much of it ue 40 inches across and the stalks average 29 to 25 inches up to the leaf Mr Uhompson is an expert gardner and is assisted by Henry Lcavcl one of the best in the state Pant Telephone Saved It pile 1 5 u s carried damage- S consider mca Pairs Sample Shoes left out of Mefs 300 These are First Class Goods= = bought of the MasonOobb Co Auburn Maine who failed ago at big discount Reg ular price of these goods is 4 450 5 and 6 sometime We are offering a big lot of odds and ends in Ladies Misses CMldrens Oxfords from 50c to 125 I Hot Weather Clothing VIe everything in this line ta kEEp you CDDl Crash suits Z5Qtn 5 Large line all wool Crash suits 7BU Black and Blue Serge Coats and Vests 350 to 450 I have HATSSTRAW ALL STYLESALL ES I See our New line of Pearl Hats at 150 and 250 The Latest out Hot Weather Underwear from 50cts to 2 a suit LOGAN ROBINSON a f LT Stanford contest June 17th No arrests for Saturday nights bom bardment The new work house is nearly com plete Its a dandy Notice- I have new tomato and cabbage plants for sale Geo Smith Eggs re Hatching From prize wining Black Minorcas 15 eggs for 100 R L Elkin Premium Wanamaker Brown are giving each customer from to 5 in the price of suits as the customer saves that much and gets a perfect fit M D IIuoiiKS Agent Darc green jacket between Sugar Creek pike and Clay Arnolds house Finder please leave at this office and reward Trouble for Telephones The lightning during recent storms did much damage to telephones here abouts Dr Kinnaird says the fuse was burnei but of about thirty while were damaged The express has not been changed to the night trains yet The putting on of a wagon to connect at Danville and make daily trips would be of great benefit to shppers and if the Adams Express company does not take steps to remedy th present unnecessary delay our people ought to establish the wagon line and patronize it alto gether 1 here is absolutely no good reason why a man should not meet the night trains The railroad com pany has done its part in giving us a good passenger service and if the ex press people do not care to accommo date us we have a good chance to get firstclass service by means of the wagon to Danville High The Lancaster band received a cor dial invitation to play at the Palisades next Sunday but owing to the bands it was impossible to accept The Palisides will be this year by Mrs Emma Buford Bristow who has many relatives and warm friends in Garrard The place is now one of the most p pular in the south anl we know of no resort where one could go anJ enjoy a vacation bit ter than the Palisades The camp are enclosed by a high fence and no one is admitted to the grounds who does not bear a reputable name If rough characters go there they are compelled to stay outside the camp grounds A number of special attrac tons will be at the Palisades during 3 Lust get Iut on a Bridge crippledcondition grounds C many coils IVagon managed the season and TIlE RECORD will an nounce them as they come in ample time for you to make preparations to attend Mrs Bristow once resided in Lancaster and our people should lend a helping hand to her enterprise Worthy Cause The young ladies dcsring to an swer the appeal for funds to supply our soldiers with hymn books have arranged a concert to be given at the Court House Monday night next the proceeds to be used in the noble cause above mentioned The small sum of 15 cents will be charged which will entitle you to any seat in the house Following is the PROGRAM 1 Lancaster Concert Band 2 Opening address G B Swincbroad 3 Duet Misses Bessie Button and Stella Huston 4 Reading Miss Klene Hlatt 5 Vocal Solo Miss Olivia Sweeney G Piano Solo Miss May Hughes 7 Reading Miss Edna Mason- S Music Lancaster Concert Band 9 Quartette Miss Lusk Mrs Patterson Mess rs Owsley and Sbugars 10 Vocal Solo Miss Addle Burnside 11 Reading Miss Albrta Anderson 12 Quartette Misses West Ward Batsou and Hempblll 13 Vocal Solo Miss EHsa Lusk 14 Closing remarks Lewis Walker 15 Lancaster Concert Band Prof Gmveii Leaves Patrons of the Graded School and our citizens generally will regret to see Prof Gowen leave the local institu tion Prof Gowen to k charge of the school when it was established three year ago He had a difficult task in organizing and getting things in run ning order as no school of the kind had ever been conducted in Lancaster before He went at the work in a bus inesslike way and succeeded in estab lishing one of the best schools in the state lie weeded out the class of boys and girls who attend simply to say they were going to school and dur ing his last year had only pupils who meant business and attended to work and learn something During his stay in Lancaster he has conducted him self us a gentleman should and has surely worked hard for the of the schools interest Prof Gowen has accepted a posit ion with Dr Ashley S Johnson Pres dent of The School of Evangelists at Kmberlin Heights Tenn Dr Johnson paid a very high compliment to Prof Gowen when he said to sev eral in Lancaster that he was the only he had ever met whom he would be willing to take into permanent as sociation withhimself A graduate of Bethany College offered to put two thousand dollars into tee school if he could secure the position to teach but after investigating ProfGowens work in Lancaster he decided in favor of Prof Gowen 11 mann advancement i Buy ice from Nonthcott and it will be delivered daily The best two horse wagon on the market at G S Gaines J A Beazley Co have a large and handsome line of wall paper Prices to suit the people The W C T U served strawberries and cream Monday to make up the deficiency caused by the holding of the District Convention They made about twentyfive dollars which will pay them out Jubilee Singers Arrangements have been made by Nelson Jubilee Singers to give a concert at the Court House this Friday evening The troupe is the auspices of the salvation army They have fine recommendations an will give a firstclass entertainment Admission 15 and 25c The Graded pupils under Prof Postal were taken to Kentucky River Tuesday and enjoyed a pie ale party was chaperoned by Mrs J E Stormes During the a ternoon Col W J Wiimore the gentlemanly man ager of Curleys distilleries mat up with the party and suggested a boat ride The steamer Mary Lacy was at the bridge and Capt Doherty kindly consented to take them about miles down the river Never did a enjoy a trip more and they will always haye a warm spot in their hearts for Col Wiimore and the ac commodating Capt Doherty Death of Price Myers Dr Grant has just received a Mo paper giving of the death of Price Myers a native of this county son of Thomps Myers It occured on the 26th ult from the kick of a horse He had just returned home about dusk was unharnessing his horse at the stable near the house The paper speaks of him as one of the best citizens a young man of great worth having the universal friendship and esteem of all who knew him that he was a leading member of the Chris tian church superintendent of the Sunday school and was doing an ex cellent work in training the young Fourth mural Contest Great preparations are being made for the Contest in Elocution which will be held at the opera house in Stanford Friday June 17th Messrs Beazley Waters and Menefee have ar ranged a program which cannot be surpassed It contains in addition to the noted speakers the names of good musicians who will assist in making the evening one of great enjoyment Reserved seats are on sale at McRot time Camp Class PlcSic parI- ty anaccount C under S mho Time Richmond erls drug store Stanford and those intending to go over had better secure seats in advance or they may have to stand Getting Water Messrs Ward Miller proprietors o the Lancaster Mills are having a pipe laid from their engine room to the big spring on Battle Row oppo site the Old Ark They bought this spring a year or two ago but were compelled to haul the water In or der to get the pipe near a level it was necessary to go down into the ground a distance of ten to twelve feet in some places The water will be from the spring to the large pool at the mill and by constant pumping no water will be lost This enterprise will be a great ad vantage to the town as the electric light plant is run from the same engine and in dry weather a sc ircity of water has several times trouble The Musical The entertainment given by the mu sic class at the G ailed School Thurs day afternoon was greatly enjoyed by a largecrowd of patrons of the school and other friends The patrons of this department are greatly pleased with the success of their children Mrs Gowen is a teacher of rare abili ty and those who understand music say there was never a better teacher in the town We regret that we were unable to attend the recital and give a detailed account of it Those who have been sending pupils to Mrs Gow en regret that she will not be here next year as the students have made progress under her Miss Lillie D Grant who completed the course in music was given a handsome gold medal by Mrs Gowen Miss Grant was highly complimented by her teacher on the excellent progress she had made I The Royal Is time highest grade botUmg powder kaewn Actual tests show it oae third further Urn say other braad in pumped causedmuch suchnice P C gees KIN POWDER MsolIYPII18 IIOYAI UIC co NEW YOMpow TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Year in Advance1100 per t i i W ar nlakill i cut in i fancy r Patterns worth 60c per yd will close at 35c H H 75c H H H H 50c u H 90c H H tt 60c SL 100H H H H 68c H H 125 H H 7 8c 3 0 SPECIAL VALUES IN DIMITIES and ORGANDIES r p SPErv r SALES imported ooffs1J tc tc II I 55 o 1 rTIVSTTS1- o r THE fJ 1 1l11l LOGAN IUIU16111 t1J1U11dUJlU Sow Then For S1000 I will make you a suit to your measure from any Sl50 pattern that I have left These are good val ues at 1503 and I only have a few pat terns left A rare chance for a J C HEMIMIILI High Bridge Sunday Special D ly Patrioti addresses by Gov Bradley ana Judge Tarvin of Covington Special programme of in terest to all Americans should attend Usual low rates and Sunday train service via the Queen Crescent route Fine Mare Bob Henry of this office sold to Col Dan Collier his handsome sorrel mare for S100 The mare is a beautiful one and we understand she is for Will to ride while in the army Mr Henry delivered the mare in Lexing ton Tuesday Strayed or Stolen premises at Bryantsville Ky era the the 2Cth of dara rt rse about 10 hands high ankles rubbed from in and boots Any information in regard to said horse will be thank fully received and a liberal reward given to any one returning him to me S S DlCKERMAJf June 1st 98 Bryantsville Ky A Needed Change If the members of the City Council lived near the Public Square where they would be compelled to listen to pistol shots vile oaths and Cowman chee yells all night we believe they would make hot haste to order the marshal to do night duty instead ol having him stand about the streets all day Saturday night a crowd of fel lows simply elevated hades all night As the marshal is on duty all day its out of the question to expect him to stay up all night We need no mar shal during the day Several deputy sheriffs are always about the Court House who would immediately arrest offenders there are many oth er officials who could make an arrest in case of necessity The jailer sev eral constables and other officers who are vested with power to make arrests are about town all the time and it i their duty to make an arrest and w liarever they see an committed The Council should either change the present order of things or put a regular night man After ten oclock at night the town is wholly without protection there being no one to look out for fire thieves or the who shoot and kick up the devil in general bargain Everybody Collier my n ba thi esh terering side whenever offense on fellows C From tof Maya DRY GOODS 3 COMPANY IJl1l1lJNA1AlIUJl1U11C CourierJournal and TilE RECOID one year for only SI 25 To save cost call and settle with J G SWEEXKV Card of Thanks The old soldiers desire to thank the good ladies for furnishing flowers Dec oration day and also Bro Faulconer for his kind address We also extend thanks to the Lancaster band for their kindness THE COMMITTEE Mr John Bevins editor of the Pres Anthon Iowa says I have used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Di arrhoea Remedy in my family for fir teen years have recommended it to hundreds of others and have never known it to fail in a single instance For sale by R E McRoberts In The Xavy Many Lancaster folks remember Walter Hiatt the handsome nephew of Mr J M lligginbotham He resid ed here several years ago and has a host of friends in Garrard lho fol lowing letter was written to a Lexing ton friend Portsmouth Va April 0 1S9S Dear luck has attend ed me I am Chief Yoeman aboard the gunboat Maple of 350 tons and speed of 1C knots an hour My salary is SCO per month Will sail probably to Key West in a week Have enlisted for one year sincerelyWALTER Decoration Monday Rain compelled the Knights of Pyth ias to postpone their decoration exer ercises from Sunday til Monday af ternoon The usual ceremonies were held in the Court House the Cemetery The graves of the fol lowing brethren were decorated with designs Jas Bettis W F Henry Jas L Duncan Dr Jos Rogers C M Boulden and Sherman Haselden The annual address was delivered by Rev Henry Faulconer It was a masterly effort and those present compliment highly the fitting words spoken by this able and bright young minister The old soldiers both gray and blue attended in a body It was the inten tion of those in charge to have Judge Ureckinridge and Judge Morrow to address the soldiers but they could not come Capt Herndon was called upon and made a speech which the boys on The soldiers marched to the Cemetery and placed flowers on the graves of all old soldiers resting there A good crowd of people were in town but not near as many as usually come in I Notice FriendGoo concludedat delighted bothsides 1 LF CENTRAL EVERY WEEK DY UIS ZAyDRAX Publisher LAXCASTEK KEXTUCKY 11 R CORD rO 1EaMs IN SIX MONTHS 25 ONE YgAR ADVANCE IOO 50- TUREE Fill DAY June 2 1S9S FOil CONGRESS McCRIJVUY We are authorized to announce Hon JV5IES 1 McCunAKY of Madison county a candidate for Congress in the fcth Congressional District subject to the action of the Democratic party THOMPSON We announce J B Thompson a candidate for renomiuatlou by the Dem ocratic party for Representative in from this the 8th district THE strict censorship ordered by the Government has made it almost to get definite news of the movements being made by the United States army and navy The best cor espondents to be obtained arc as near the scat of war as it is possible for them to get but their messages are mad and boiled down by government officers until they are hardly worth the while to read We started in to publish a column or so of war news each issue taking the best of each days reports This plan worked very well until we undertook to read the entire column on publication day The result was that we would have several items telling of steps taken or battles fought and then would come a denial of the whole thing The sum and substance of occur rences since last issue amounts to nothing save tie mustering in of mor volunteers and the second by the president Under this last call Kentucky will furnish one more regi ment and several hundred recruits to the regiments already organized Hon I G Colson will raise the new regi meat and the men will be taken en tirely from Eastern Kentucky Gov Bradleys effort to furnish a colored regraent was in vain The U S regulars and volunteers are still at Tampa though they may ba landed in Cuba before this paper gets to its readers Eight additional regiments arc to be sent to the Phil ipines giving Maj Gen Merritt a force of 20000 men The Spaniards are doing their ut most to keep out of the way of the American ships Their Cape Verde fleet took refuge in the landlocked harbor at Santiago and it was imme diately bottled up by Schleys big fleetAdmiral Dewey still holds Manila by the throat and the Spaniards are una ble to escape from sure starvation or surrender from Port au Prince and Cape Hay tien say that the outer forti fications of Santiago harbor were bombarded Tuesday by the American licet The reports are from Spanish sources and are not verified No state ment is made as to the damage done It is difficult to determine from the conflicting reports sent out when the main movement against Cuba will be gin Of course any plans are liable to bu Iden and complete change to meet new conditions arising but the plans at present in view do not seem to definite The beginning of the main invasion of the island will de pend largey on the number of effect ive men left available after providing for the expeditions to the Philipiner Santiago and to Porto Rico of the plan to feike Porto Rico first is ed to These expeditions wLl exhaust the force ef regulars and the best of the volunteers and the main attack on Cuba may be left dependent on the progress made in bringing the volun teers to the desired state of efficiency It is not impossible that all these con tingencies may delay the main until near the end of the rainy season but it is to be remembered that this does not agree with the PUt pose that has all along been credited to the President of desiring to afford speedy relief to the reconcentrados A WASHINGTON special says efforts are still being made on the part of of the members of the Kentucky lelegation to secure a Brigadier Gen eralship or two for the State but there still seems to be little time a Kentuckian calls at the White House whether he ha a or Rcpultlican he is reminded of the appointments of Breckinridge and llacon From what can be learned the case of Adj Gen Dan Collier seems to be blocked owing to a trifling cause It is said that Senator Deboe has been urged by a strong class of Kentucky Republicans not to lose any sleep over the appointment of Collier for if the General were to be appointel the Ser ators friend Assistant Adj General Forrester might become Adj General This is thought to be a very potent gument with the Senator against the appointment of Collier and a Kentucky Republican said to night that it was the one thing in the way of Colliers Congressman Davison is still working hard for Collier and believes that he has a show but a poor one Tin mothers sisters and sweethearts of those in the Lancaster company should be very thankful that their boys are under command of CoL Ed Gaither He has had a firstclass training is a man of sense and education fine judgment and iron nerve He has contempt for gauibling nd will allow no whisky drinking in his command We know these state ments to be facts and can say to the friends and relatives of the boys a commander could not be found If a man or officer persists in drinking indulging in any practice unbecoming a gentleman CoL Gaither will quickly get rjd of the offender lie is a sold r Congress im- posSible callmade He ports t a her expedition several chancel verr Democrat are prominent standing appointment military better ba- very 1 ier lUll not a political favorite ap pointed on the strength of a pull THOSK who had relatives encamped at Lexington should always have a warm spot in their heart for the good people of that city While of course the boys did not liva on milk and lion ey yet it is safe to say no soldiers were ever treated nicer than have been the volunteers in Lexington Conic down to facts theres no nicer place on Gods footstool than is the Capital of the Blue Grass Time people over there dont know how to pull in a latch string in fact tImer do irs are all made to open from tile I he prss of the country has finally commenced a war on the appointment of political cats paws as officers in the army kec should have been made long ago an 1 before many of the politicians were given appointments The ilea of taking some fellow who hasnt the most remote conception of how a battle should be conducted and patting him over soldiers is a disgrace to the country If the politicians must be used in this conflict pile them up as breastworks Tus war hai completely drowned out talk of the congressional campaign in Garrard We have not heard it mentioned for several weeks and when we ask men what they the situation they say they dont know and immediately begin loinch guns Dawey the bottledup fleet etc If anyone hereabouts is bothering over the congressional race he is certainly keeping his troubles to himself A HOWL is going up in Kentucky over the report that the additional troops called for will be sandwiched in the regiments now organized and no new regiments will be formed Of course this kick is made by fellows who want to be officers If a man wants to fight for his country there is room a gun uniform and ammunition awaiting him The kick only comes from those wanting office Uncle Sam wants fighters not figure heads Is a letter from a soldier now at Tampa he writes us that there arc more generals and colonels at Tampa than anything else and as they Icnow nothing about soldiering being they are a great nuisance Just so If we had command of the army we would put in about three weeks cutting off shoulder straps worn by a lot of muttonheads who ought to be walking duty as privates ITS all well enough to have other countries on our side but when it comes to toadying to any of them we think its time to stop Let Uncle Sam go ahead attending to his own bush ness of whipping Spain and other countries will attend to theirs It makes us tired to see flaming telling what such and such a country thinks or how she feels Blast what other countries think TUB CourierJournal is giving a news service which is rapidly growing to be the most popular in this section of the country It runs off on no mouse tracts publishes no windy and groundless reports nor suffers its col umns to be crowded with crossroads killings and bloody tragedies What we read in the CourierJournal is straight goods Tits total number of firstclass vo unteers mustered into service to date is 123150 All the states have their required number except Kentucky Iowa and Alabama These have their quotas ready but they have not been mustered in OF course Dewey is a great man but our pile is pinned on Sampson Just wait til he gets a fair square shake at the enemy and Deweys victory will soon be forgotten We are for first last and all the time Now that our men have that fleet bottled up let the dance be gin Enough time has been fooled away to not only lick Spain but every other country on the map One Minute Cough Cure is the best preparation I have ever sold or used and I cant say too much in its praise L M Kennon Merchant Odell Ga Stormes Drug Store lin SWEENEY Salt for sale at S Morgans SI 71 per barrel W II Brown returned from the mountains last week with 75 which he sold to Mr Dave Thompson Miss Fannie Austin closed a very successful term of school at school house Friday afternoon A number of the patrons were and were highly the exercises which Miss Fannie had ranged very away complimenting her school as a grand success J IL Kennedy of Crab Orchard vis visiting relatives in Mt Vernon Mrs O B Porkins spent Tuesday with him mother Mrs Robert Land of Row land Mrs Bettie Rgsby by Mrs R Brady of Lincoln and Miss Ella IloUzclaw of Lancaster are visiting relatives in Lexington J H Thompson has returned from the mountains Bad management keeps more people in poor circumstances than other one cause To be successful one must look ahead and plan ahead so that when a favorable opportunity pre sents itself he is ready to take advan tage of it A little forethought will also save much expense and valuable time A prudent and careful man will keep a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house the shiftless will wait until necessity compels it and then ruin his best horse going for a doctor and have a big doctor bill to pay be sides one pays out 25 cents other is out a hundred dollars and then won ders why his neighbor is getting rich er while he getting poorer For sale by E E t oat b 1 his thinkof gasingabout toward- us furnished Spanish t entertainedwith are Allwent MondayMr accompanied volunteers headlines Sampson I airy is v t The Kentucky Chstutauqua The Eleventh Annual Session of tle Kentucky Chautauqua will be held in Woodland Park Lexington Ky June 2Sth to July ilth inclusive The whole the charge of the wellknown Chautauqua manager Dr W L Da who has been so successful in the conduct of this Assembly last six years No expense has this year ben spared in the of the program which is ns strong and brilliant as will be oilercd any Chautauqua in America You can here at insignificant cost secure outing and rest enjoyment and There will be class work along the lines of Normal Elocution Physical Training Temperance Chil drens Missionary Womans Public School Teachers work The music which is the highest order will include Saxtons famous Hand in two concerts daily The Schubert Glee Club and Male Quartet The Indiana State Unive sity Gle Club seventeen jolly college boys Madam Cecilia Eppinghousen Uiiley the great dramatic soprano and Miss Sybil Samims who has toured country as the soloist of the celebra ted Chicago Marine Bind Prof A E Aldrich and his famous choir On the lecture platform will appear such men as Rev Sam P Jones Bish op John 11 Vincent President E Ben Andrews Alex Black in his famou picture plays Phillip F Matztnger in crayon lectures Jahu DeWitt Miller Lee Fairchilds the Artemus Ward of the present time biographical Prof II V Richards in scientific illustrated by experiments Chas Montaville Flowers in superb impersonations dialect readings iy Will B Gane and Miss Georgia Ray McMillan Dr M M Park hurst Mrs W F Crafts Mrs Clara Hoffman simpler tlsoi preparation b instruction o studies 1 ctures fore y Clubs and this Mrs A R Bourne Col Geo W Bin Miss Eizabjth Shelby Kinkead will also be heard with great delight On July 2nd there will monster Childrens Parade and Flair Drll with the presentation of Glory to the Chautauqua when Governor Bradley is expected to give the address U he Fourth of July will be a great day with the unique Sam P Jones as one of the orators Some great states man will also be procured whosa name cannot now be in view of the conditions existing in our country Full announcement will be made hereafter but the day will be made memorable and worthy of patronage Bishop J II Vincent the founder of the Chautauqua movement will make the address on Recognition day July 7th when the class of the year gradu atesJuly 8th is College Day with a con test bstween representatives of lead ing colleges with ihe first prize 575 and the second 25 Special rates will be furnished on the railroads Admirable opportuni ties for tenting and camping in beau tiful Woodland Park with ample board ing accommodations in the hotels and homes in the city of Lexington The detailed illustrated program may be secured by addressing Chas Scott Business Manager Lexington Ky 1 was seriously afflicted with a cough for several years and last fall had a more severe cough than ever before I have used many remedies without receiving much relief and being rec ommended to try a bottle of Cham berlains Cough Remedy by a friend who knowing me to be a poor widow gaye it to me I tried it and with the most gratifying results Time first bot the relieved me very much and the bottle has apsolutely me I have had good health for twenty years I give this certificate without solicitation simply in appre cation of the gratitude felt for the cure effected Respectfully Miss MAUl A BKAUD Arc For sale by R E McRoberts PAINT LICK Dr J G Boslcy of Union city has decided to locate in our town E L Woods bought this week one car load of hogs at 3 l2a per lb Quite a number of people from here were Sunday decoration day but tell us it was postponed until Monday on account of rain There will b3 an ice cream and strawberry supper Thursday night the 2nd at Walnutta church supper served in open moonlight music both instrumental The bachelors of whom there ara many and men who expect to bachelors of this placa were tendered an elegant Straw berry Sap par last Monday night by that clever and popular gentleman Mr John B Parkes It was certainly a royal feast and was greatly enjoyed b7 all presentMr Ketcham of Pike City CaL says During my brothers late sck ness from sciatic rheumatism Cham berlains Pain Balm was the only rem edy that gave him any relief Many others have testified to the prompt from pain which this liniment af fords For sale by R E McRoberts Miss Lula McClure of Crab Orchard is visiting her Robert Arnold Mr Eugen Kavanaugh of Corbin is visiting his cousin Harry Francis Willie May Denny is visiting friends and attending com mencemeut at Harrodsburg this week It is with sincere regret that the people of this community learn of the departure of Dr T B Nichols and his excellent wife lib Jias commanded a good practice during the seven years he has spent with us lIe leaves next week for Colorado hoping to improve his health which has bjcn bad for the last three years S M Geary Pearson Mich writes Witch Hazel Salve is curing more here today than all oth er remedies combined It cures eczma and all other skin diseases Stormes Im ba Old announcel second cur d ro Clare more in your town vocaland the yonger b relief cousinMrs Miss DeWitts pile DrugStore MARKSBURY James Herring sold to Jas Bourne a nice heifer at 17jr lies W M Kuykcndill after at tending poramencenunt at Shelbyville returned home Friday accompanied by his daughter Miss Mary who has r een atteiilinj school at that place List Saturday the lightning struck the telephone posts near C A Robin sons the wirj conducted it into hid residence knocking off some of the plastering and Shucking Mrs Ilobin sonLate to bed and early to rie prc pares a man for his home in the skies Early to lied an I a Little Eirly Riser the pill that snakes life longer and Mrs Tilitha Floyd accompanied by her little granddaughter Miss Lillie Iliffe of Ihistonville is spending sev eral wocks with her daughters Mcs damcs T T Pollard and T I Herring Her son lILlY also accompanied her but returned home Sunday Farmers take notice Dont give any order for wire fence or fencing machines until you see L 15 Hughes who handles the best on the market Call on or address L 15 Hughes Marks bury Garrard County Ky or leave orders with J It llascldcn Lancaster Kentucky G24 Miss Ida Mae Kelley closed a very successful four months school at school house May tiJth which we failed to mention last week We are sorry that we could not secure her services for either of our schools We hear that the people of Scotts Fork arc so fortunate as to secure her as teacher for the fall term We regret to give her up but can truthfully say that our loss is their gain DrugStore Mason Miss Kite Moores three months school at Rice Academy closed Friday May 27 Saturday she arranged to take her pupils to Greens Ford to en j DV the fishing Quite a number o young folks besides a few of the par ents went along so made quite a pie nic Mr M F Rout who is always ready to please the young folks and children gave most of the school a ride to the river in his two horse wagon After enjoying a bountiful lunch the young folks spent the afternoon in boat riding and conversation until time to return home Miss Lizzie Simpson is visiting friends in Hustonville Mesdames Hugh Leslie and W M left Tuesday for Crab Ochard where they will spend several days Mrs John Greening and Mr Joshua Swop of Lincoln visited Miss Jennie and Mr David Swope last week Misses Julia and Martha Raines of Perry ville were the guests of their sister Mss J C Boner S Mrs A Norris who we mentioned as being quite sick last week is still un able to leave her room Mr M F Rout left Sunday afternoon for Sad byville where he will spend several days and return with his daughter Miss Mary S C P Jones Milesburg Pa writes I have used De Witts Lttle Early liiies ever sincj they were introduced any pills in my family during forty years of house keeping that gave such satisfactory results as a laxative Stormes Drug Store 1m THE PRESS ASSOCIATION Program and Itinerary for the Coming Convention Time Kentucky Press Association will this year take its annual outing the first of July The business meeting will held at the Palace Hotel Cincinnati 0 July 1st and 2nd The meeting will be call ed to order at noon Friday July The literary part of the proirrani will be carried oat at the Grand Mackinac Island Michigan All elitors and managers of pers published in Kentucky are cuLt led to the courtesies the Press Association provid ed their papers have been in existence one year or longer Membership is by papers not individuals Weekly are entitled to one representative semi weeklies two and dailies three Each representative may be accompanied lady Friday July 1st rl p m Meet at Pal ance Hotel G p m Visit the Lagooa Saturday July 2nd 9 a m Meet at Palace Hotel 1220 Leave via C II D for Detroit 8 p m Arrive at 11 p m Leave for Mack mac Sunday July 3rJ On board Monday 7 m Arrive at Mackinac Tuesday at Mackiuac Is land Wednesday 830 a m leave Mackinac Thursday 830 a m Ar rive at Detroit 930 a m leave p in Arrive at Cincinnati For further inform itioa address R E Morningstar Secretary Bowling Green Ky Klunkcty Blank Verso The man who a melon house And finds it isnt ripe Is very apt to think some things That look like these f I in type The pa who carries n babe at night All though the house and back Is apt to speak this sentence Jt r T h f f when He steps upon a tack A lady who is going out Has callers conic maid star Shin tries to lightly chat but this rs I lf I is what shed like tosay Upon a smooth banana peel A deacon chanced to trend And heres a brief shorthand report I ffOf what the deacon said A lady with her parasol A passers optic caught lIe said Pray do pot mention it But here I 1 t ff f is what he thought L A W Bulletin Kuyccn all Sallie cOt here and mustsay I have never used ore b Ill tel nn wspa ext Kentucky pa pers I Detroit Detroit steam r a Detroit lug inlay end mnded bone ITINERAUV 4 Planters CUBAN RELIEF cures Colic NciUHlgiaaud Toothache in five minutes Sour Stomach Summer Complaints Price 25 Centsl and Short Spanish Dictionary What tho Vorils in the War News Washinston Star The war has introduccdtotlic ivi of the lund a host of worJs the names of Cuban towns and Spanish naval vessels TIme meaiiinJT and pronunciation of sumac of tlicin is already familiar but in orler that the casual reader mty better un derstand that fvhieii he rends a of Spanish words oftenrst found in the dt pitches are herewhh pre sents As Hie pr miuciation of the Spanish vords the following general Every letter in the Spanish lan guage is given its full value There are no silent letters The double 1 is given a KqiiJj sur ring sound For instance the word Callao is pronounced Kahyaho Cas tellar is pronounced Cabtayyar The letter a takes the broad pronun ciation as in fur e takes the English sound of a i is pronounced like the English as is also y o is long u is pronounced oo as in booth Ch is pronounced as the English word church Following is a short dictionary of Spanish words an 1 phrases for news paper readers Alamcda A grove of trcei- Almiraiitc Admiral Ariete A battering ram Armada Fleet small river Audoz liold audacious Azor Goshawk a bird Uahia Honda Deep bay liauco Uanlc Proclamation ISenita A Benedictine nun llhiuco White Locaehico Little mouth Die Iatdws JUcan newspaper LIlJliar n umber uN11 ArroyoA nan I hers tin iiiiCS Boca Del Itio Jlouth of the river Buena Good Buena Ay res Good air Buena Ventura Gool luck Cabanas Cabins or huts Cardenas Of a purple color Campes Fields Camurones Shrimps Cape Verde Green Cape Fortified by a castle Casa House Calle Street Castillo Castle Castillina Catharine Cebollos Onions Cienfuegos A hundred fires Concha Shell Contra Costa Opposite the coast Costa llica Rien coast Cortes Parliament Cuba A cask such as is used for wine or oil Del MOf the DJU Gentleman equivalent to the E iglish Mr Do Ilios Two rivers El M luEl Cano The prudent El Diaro DJ La Marina The daily of the navy E igracia Grace EusenaJa Learned- Esineialda Emerald Estreehoi straits Faro Fosos Ditches Fuerte Fort Fiiertecico Blockhouse Impareial Imperial Jsla Island iluuta Congress La F The La Lucha The light or torch Las Palmas 1 he Palmas Manila Little hand bracelet Manzanillo A little tree Mautanzas Slaughter Montserrat A serrated mountain Moro Moorish Morro Anything that is round Negrillo A little negro New Pinzon Finch Plaza des atmas The of arms Pinar Del llio Pine grove of the river Pinto Colored Puerto Principe First port Polo Pole Palmerito Little palm tree Punta Arenas Sandy point Punts Gorda Fat point Punts Colorado Itich port Key King lleconcentrado The concentrated Tiena Qaeen- llio Iliver Kayo Thuderbolt- Sala Hall Santiago de Cuba St James of Cuba Santa Soledad Solitude Tcnerario Daring Tortuga Turtle Trinidad Trinity Trocha A narrow path across a Viscaya Biscay crossbeam Vuelta Abajo 1 urncd down Scrofula a Vile Inheritance Scrofula the most obstinate blood troubles and is often the result of an inherited taint in the blood S S S is the only remedy which goes deep enough to reach Scrofula it forces out every trace of the disease and cures the worst eases My son Charlie was afflicted from infancy with Scrofula and he suffered so that it was impossible to dress him for three years Ills head and body were a mass of sores and his eyesight also became affected No treatment was spared that wo would relieve until his condition Indeed I had pjalmost despaired of his ever when by the advice of a friend we him S S S H fSwifts Ade r V cEded improvement was the result and after he a bottles no one who knew of his former dreadful condition would havo and he has been restored to perfect health Mae S S 860 Elm St Macon Ga For real blood troubles it is a waste of time to a cure from the Blood diseases aro beyond their skill Swifts Specific Caste CiudadCity Lig h thou e FurorRage I ueva paee FSaint highroad VitaA YAnd Z upataShoe j him but he worse jwas bodyhave doctors 4 J 4I 5551 The Blood reaches all deepseated cases which other have no effect upon Itis the only blood remedy guaranteed purely vegetable contains no mercury or other mineral pot bySwift OR THE BEST BRANDS OF We are Glad to Sell Either Orders taken for all Foreign or Domestic Mngizincs or Newspapers W Lillurtl Jiio BStout Stationery Paints Oils Etc KSSWTUGKY r8 S t Wx sK3f ff YOUR NOUSE WITH ad JIiILEa ruM u y 77 Jq 1f a ct 11 J gffitZit j1 1 GJJ i 1Jci 8 8 DANVILLE II iu J t 4 M PAINT T iCEde IIi PaiirL Vihiti 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sending a sketch and description may quickly our opinion an invention Is probably Gomnmnicn tlons strictly Handbook on Patents Oldest agency for securing patents Patents taken Stuns Co receive entice without charge In tho Scientific A flmericanuuid- somcly Illustrated weekly Jjuvctt clit of army scientific 3 ayear four months L MUNNCo NewYork Brands Office 085 1 St ashinbtan A C 8C d dun L p h i 15EAZLEY Teeth filled and extracted with out pain Crown and Bridge Work a specialty Ofliee over J U Ilaseideiid next to Court House Lancas ter Ky ORGANIZED 1883 to S DENTIST l1 e Y I cITIZEIS NATIONAL BANK or LANCASTER KY Capital 100000 Surplus Fund 15000 BUSINESS SOLICITED Careful and PromptAttention Guaranteed J 31 HlQGINEOTHAM LEWIS Y LKAVELL B F HDDSON W O RICKEY WALSBE President i VIcoPresIdcns Cashier Assistant Cashr Bookkeeper DIRECTORS JHHlGGIKBOTHAX LEWIS YLSAVB- LIJSJoiisaox TMAHNOLD- H C ARNOLD JR B F HUDSON A 2XaiisBS JJ WALKER JACOB YROBINSON Morgan Denmark Morgan Denmark is a bay stallion 1C hand s high He Is splendidly bred as a glance at his pedigree will show He will make the present season of 1SUS at our sf able on the new Lan Lancaster pike o miles from Danville At 500 to Insure a Living Colt Care takan to prevent accidents but not should any occur Lien retained on colts for the season money Mares traded before fact is ascertained mutes season money tine Morgan Denmark was foaled In 1SSD lie is by On Time son of Stonewall Jackson 1st dam Lady Morgan by Stonewall Jackson 2ml dam by Vlrginius 3rd thins by Matchless Uh dens by Transby Morgan Denmark Is one of the best bred sad dIe stallions in Kentucky Has good mane and tail and good long neck Dont fail to see him Will also stand ONE GOOD MLLE JACK at oCO to insure BAUGIIMAK BROS 3 Ct Danville Ky NATIONAL Ml r C D re- sponsIble J sI493TIlE CAPITAL JjOOOOOOO 1 j OF SURPLUS 6500000 r LANCASTER KY A R DEXST President iso E STORMES Vice President Wit U KINXAIKD Cashier 1c-g ttz 8 C DISHY Assistant Cashr t J F ROBINSON JB Bookkeeper ft T EMBEY Asst Bookkeeper DIRECTORS Jas Spllman Alex R Denny A C Robinson W B Cook L Davidson JnoEStoraei I Bllm1 COchran l l r r1 N OW 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 Millinery alCAJDY Nl I ThII S OOD1 EIARDEN I i TDUIIOr r r CENTRAL RECORD FRIDAY June 12 I89S PERSONAL Miss Barton is visiting her sister Mrs M Patterson Mr John Wallace of Richmond visited relatives here this Miss Chastine MacGrcgor today to visit Mrs W Cook Mrs Joseph Rogers has returned from a trip to Bloomington Ind Miss Mae Hughes was the hostess of the Cinch Club Tuesday evening Mrs Allen Cook of Pnrjjii is relatives in Garrard this week Mrs JJettie Landram has returned from a visit to relatives in Richmond Miss Mary Burnside has been the guest of Paint Lick friends this week Mrs Robert Elkin and Miss Francis Collier have returned from Chickamau ga Geo P Lusk who is in Uncle Hanis service as gauger was in town Sun Mr and Mrs Fisher Gaines wre from Danville Sunday to see her par ents Mrs Sallie Roland Mock and two children are guests of Mrs Mattie ONcaL Geo D Lusk has been transferred from Camp Nelson to Salvisa Mercer countyMiss Pauline Arnold of Jcllico is visiting her Mr and Mrs Jno ArnoldMisses Grace Kinnainl and Nannce Harris visiting Miss lurnsul in Bar bourrille Mr Willis of Frankfort was here Sunday to see one of Lancasters pret tiist girls There is talk of making up a party to Chiekamrufa and sec the soldiers Mrs Yaden and children of London Ky are guests of Mrs Andrew lllci in Lower Garrard Mr Daniel McSuiunc and slaughter of Cynthiaiia are the guests of It II liaison and family Mr Allen Henry made a business to Lexington this week lie took along to see the sights Mrs I S Wesley and children have arrived and they and the doctor have taken rooms at the Mason Hotel Miss Pattie Uurnsid who has been vsiting Lancaster relatives returned to her home in larbourville Monday Miss Nellie Bourne and Mr Ike Dunn of Garrard county spent several days with friends here Lexington Argo naut Jno C Lewis establishment ville spent Sunday with his parents in this city Mrs John Lake and two pretty lit tle daughters of Terre Haute Ind are visiting her parents Judge and Mrs E Brown Misses Gracie Barton and Miss Mir tie Waltsie of 15ena accompanied by Mr Ira McClaren visited Mrs G M Patterson Sunday Letcher and Will Owslcy who have been ill of fever for the past two weeks are getting along nicely and will moon be on foot Misses Uettina Anderson Lancaster and Bessie Webb Lexington are guests of Miss Lettie Brown East Hick man Jessamine Journal roc L J G week willarriv I visiting e go to x t OC40CdM4008004POd000P ododddo t t k f day over a parents r Lancaster i 1 Strip 1 1 l F insr I I L Get One of Hun Roasters Free Call at my store and we will I am still in the lead with BEST GOODS LOWEST PRICES Goods are all fresh I please LANGDONS BREAD DAILY PLEASE GIVE TRIAL can USA i explain f i all- s r BMBALLOU1 Mr W 0 Rigney returned from Cincinnati Saturday Mr Rigney goes to the city every year to attend special terms at the school of embalm r KuJa Lewis Walker of Lancaster Gov Brad leys former law partner was a caller at the Governors office Mr Walker is interested in military special Charles M Norris and family have returned from High Bridge and will occilpy the residence of S D York street Mr and Mrs Roth to Dripping Springs In addressing mail to members of the Lancaster company say Care of Co L 2nd Regiment Ky Volunteers Chickamauga Ga This is rather lengthy Lut as there are over fifty thousand men there it is absolutely necessaryDr Dick of the Crab Orchard Kelley Institute Dr W J Browing of Indianapolis and Mr J R Hugher of honored our sanctum with a call Monday Master Donald the handsome son of Dr Dick the party Tommy Underwood Lancaster was here this week visit ing relatives and old friends Tommy is now connected with Taylors livery stable in Xicholasville and says that town is one of the the we see where he is right Lancaster friends will be surprised to hear of the marriage of Attorney Henry T Noel The bride Miss Rigsby and she resided in Knoxville in which city the wedding took place some days since The bride is said to be about twentytwo years of age quite pretty and very intelligent Handsome invitations announce the marriage of Miss Ada Farra an Mr Samuel Cabell Denny to take place in the Christian church at halfpast ten oclock Tuesday June 7th The parties are widely connected and quite popu lar in Central Kentucky souieUfe A large number of friends from Ju dis tance will attend We are indedcbtcd to C Frank for an invitation to attend the commencement exercises of Kentucky ITniversitj at Lexington June Uli llr Franks name appeas under the head of Bachelor of Arts Ashbrook is looked upon by Lancaster folks as a home boy and all are glad to learn of his success in school We are glad to note an improvement in the condition of Jim Hamilton who was hurt last week While his wound is giving him trouble at times yet it is believed he is past the dangler line Jim is used to hopping about with the energy of the Irishmams flea confined to hs room goes pret ty hard with him For fear some might misunderstand the arrangement we will again state that alt friends and relatives are in vited to be present at the FaulconerMason nuptials next evening Each have so many relatives in both Boyle and Garrard that they decided to send no formal invitations to these counties but ex tend through TImE RECOISD an for them to be present Miss Mollie Harmon of Lancaster came over to bid goodbye to the boys of the Second who were formely her pupils at Garrard College She is Mrs J P Smith of West Second Mrs Robert E kin and Miss Collier who went out with the Second Wednesday are expected today from Chickamauga They will join their mother Mrs General Collier here and the party will return to their home at Lancaster accommpanied by GETTING READY Every expectant mother has a trying ordeal to face If she does not friendsFrankfort Rothwell- on wellmoving 1 Hloon field accompanied formerlyof beston mapand I wasa Ash rook andexpected I on in I consequently Wednesday invitation visiting Fanny get ready for it there is no telling what may happen Childbirth is full of uncertainties il Nature is not given proper assistance Mothers Friend is the best help you can use at this time It is a liniment and when regularly several months before baby comes it makes the advent easy and nearly pain less It relieves and prevents morning sickness relaxes the overstrained relieves the distended feeling labor makes recovery rapid and cer tain without any dangerous aftereffects Mothers Friend is good for only purpose viz tp relieve motherhood v danger and pain One dollar per at all drug stores or sent by express on receipt of price FREE BOOKS containing valuable informa tloa for women will be sent to any addreea upon application to TH2 BRADFIELO REGULATOR CO AtlMU Oa muscles shortens bottle applied tae r I ur ROAD ru4 Surries aad Eti9 WAGONS We have on our floor two car loads of the finest and most line of PHAETONS SOADWA COSTS ever shown in Lancaster Our prices are lower than can be found anywhere Our guarantee is bet ter We can save you from 5 to 25OO on any vehicle you buy We also have a complete line of Harness we areofiering low Come and see us No trouble to show goods J mm Carriap Co LANCASTER KY Mrs Deweevtheir hostess while here Lexington Argonaut Mrs M R Gaines of Winchester Tenn sister of Mrs Gowen is here for a visit to Mrs Gowen At the FalconerMason wedding on the evening of the Sth at the church the doors will be open until promptly at S oclock The marriage ceremony will be performed at 9 oclock sharp Mrs Richard Kurnside will be assisted at the organ by Miss Isabella Bailey of Stanford who is one of the finest violinists in the State The Lexington Leaders report of the trip of tjic second regiment to Chick amauga says In Col Gaithers car there was a very convivial party of Col Gaither Mrs Gaither and six sons and daughters the elder son being Licut Morton Gaither of the Covir gton company Mrs Ruth sister of Mrs Gaither Adjutant Gen eral Dm R Collier his daughters Miss Francis and Mrs IL L Eikn of Lan caster and Miss Colliers friend Miss Carrie Currey who boarded the train at Danville Quartermaster W A Ber kele Adjutant W II Collier and oth ers Passing Kings Mountain a little puppy with a tag tied about his neck was tossed into the window of Col Gaithers car lie became the proper ty of Liuetenant Colonel Whipple who named him Cuba and sent him back to Master Dan Collier Elkin of Lan caster The human machine starts but once and stops but once You can keep it going longest and most regularly Little Early Risers the famous little pills for constipation and and liver troubles Stormes Drug Store 1m WALLACETON Miss Carrie Pitts who for two weeks has been real sick seems to be slowly improvingThe of the districts are now enjoying quite frequent visits from both young men and women all of whom anxious to become better acquainted with the children of the neighborhoodAs was returning from Rerea Monday the harness broke while coming down a very steep hill and the buggy running against the mare he was driving caused her to run away Fortunately neither Mr Caldwell nor the horse was seri ously hurt but the buggy was hardly a decent wreck Charles Soper and wife of Rich mond wero visiting friends here Sat urday and Sunday R G Mitchell who is in school at Berca was with home folks here Sunday accompanied by a Mr Kindee a fellow student Our town was well represcntep at the Decoration exercises at Berea Monday and all were very much pleased with the excellent addresses of the day While of course every true and loyal American present re garded himself exceedingly fortunate to hear the address of Gen O O IIow ard of Maine as well as other speak ers from New York other places yet for a combination of deep and solid sentiment diction and rhetoric we never heard the address of any one more highly complimented by so many persons of so many class es as was that of Mr Thos C Adams formerly editor of the Pantagraph complete BUGGIES SURRIES and exceedingly W Presbyterian no consisting busing DeWitts allstomach i I lire Cincinnatiand 1 PlantersI CUBAN Cuts Burns Bruises Rheu OIL cures matism and Sores Price 25 cents H C Branch gouthbud Mixed passe s Lancaster 1125 A x Northbnd 450 P x Passgr 2KA M 1229 A x axed zorthbnd to faout1 bad MISERABLE COMFORTERS sympathy Irritatingly and Awkwardly Expressed Voluble Iooplo Who Open Wound Afresh and Display a Lack of Tact Most Exisperatingly Sermon by Dr TuiuiagL JJD The awkward and irritating mode of trying to comfort people in trouble is hero set forth by Dr Tnlmagj and a better way of dealing with broken hearts is recommended Text Job 2 Miserable comforters are ye allThe man of Uz had a great many loss of his family the loss of his property the loss of his health but the most exasperating thing that carne upon him was the tantalizing talk of those who ought to have sym pathized with him And looking around upon them and weighing what they had said he utters the words of textWhy God let sin come into the world It is a question I often hear discussed but never satisfactorily God made the world fair and beautiful at the start If our first pa rents had not sinned in Eden they might have gone out of that garden and found Q paradises all around the earth Europe Asia Africa and North and South America so many flower gardens or orchards of fruit redolent and luscious I suppose that when God poured out the Gihon and the lliddekel lie poured out at the same time the Hudson and Susquehanna the was very fair and beauti ful tp look upon Why did it not stay so God had the power to keep back sin and woe Why did lie not keep them back Why not every cloud roseate and every step a joy and every sound music and all the ages jubilee of sinless men and sinless women God can make a rose as easily as lie can mimic a thorn Why then the predominance of thorns lie can make good fair ripe fruit as well as gnarled and sour fruit Why so much then that is gnarled and sour lie can make men robust in health Why then are there so many invalids Why not have for our whole race perpetual leisure insteal of this tug and toil and tussle for a livelihood I will tell you why God let sin come into the world when I get on the other side of the river of death That is the place where such questions will ba answered and such mysteries solv ed lie who this side that river at tempts to answer the question only illustrates his own ignorance and in competency All 1 known is one great fact and that is that a herd of woes has come in upon us trampling down everything fair and bountiful A sword at the gate of Eden and a sword at every gate More people under the ground than on it The graveyards in vast majority The six thousand winters have made more scars than the six thousand can cover up Trouble has taken the tender heart of this world in its two rough hands and pinched until the nations wail with the agony If all the mounds of grave yards that have been raised were put side by side you might step on them else going all around tins world and around again and around again These are facts And now I have to say that in a world like this the occupation is that of giving con dolence The holy science of comfort to the troubled we ought all of us to study There are many of you who could look around upon some of your very best friends who wish you well and are very intelligent and yet be able truthfully to say to them in your days of trouble Miserable comforters are ye all 1 in the first place that very voluble people are incompetent for the work of giving comfort Hilda and Eliphaz had the gift of language and with their words almost bothered Jobs life out Alas for these voluble people among the houses of the afllieted and talk and talk and talk and talk They rehearse their own sor rows antI then tell the poor suf ferers that they feel badly now but they will feel worse after awhile Silence Do you expect with a thin courtplaster of words to heal a wound deep as the soul Step very gently around about broken heart Talk very softly around those whom God has bereft Then go your way A firm grasp of the hand a look just one word that means as muclms a whole dictionary have given perhaps all the comfort that a soul needs A man has a terri ble wound in his arm The surgeon conies and binds it up Now he says carry that arm in a sling and be very careful of it Let no one touch it But the neighbors have heard of the accident and they come in and they say Let us see it And the ba tillage is pulied off and this one and that one most feel it and see how much it is swollen and there is irritation and inflammation and exasperation where there ought to be cooling The surgeon comes in and says What docs all this mean You have no business to touch those That wound will never heal unless you let it alone So there are souls broken down in sorrow What they most want is rest or very careful and gentle treatment but the neighbors have heard of the bereave ment or of the loss and they come in to sympathize and they Show us now the wound What were his last words Rehearse now the whole How did you feel when yo found you were an orphan Tearing off the bandages here and pulling thorn off there leaving ghastly wound that the balm of Gods grace had already begun to heal Oh let no loquacious people with everrattling tongues go into the homes of the dis tressedAgain I remark that all those per sons are incompetent to give any kind of comfort who act merely as worldly philosophers They come in and say Why this is what you ought to have expected The laws of nature must have their way and then they get over something they have seen in postmortem examinations Now all human philosophy at such a time does it make to that father and mother what disease their son died of He is dead and it makes no difference whether the trouble was in the epigastric region If the be of the stocal school he will come and say You ought to control your feelings You must not cry so You must cultivate a cooler tempera ment You must have selfreliance selfgovernment selfcontrol r an reproving a hyacinth for having a drop of ttevv in its trialsthe wholeearth andnothing imparting thatgo they compassionate ant healingand say I eloquent awaywith Wba iflcrence or i hey xvi answered along summers grandest you bandages Scene is philosopher eye A ist has 1m instrument and he sweeps his fingers acres the strings now evoking strains of joy antI now strains of sadnes He can nt play all the tunes on one strings The soul is an instrument thou sand strings and all of emotions were made to play on it Now an an them now a dirge It is no evidence of weakness when one is overcome of sorrow Edmund Burke was found in a pasturefield with his arms around a horses neck and some one said Why the great man has lost his mind No the horse belonged to his son who had recently died anti iris great heart broke ever the grief It is no sign of weakness that men are overcome of their sorrow Thank God for the relief of tears Have you never been in trouble when you could not weep and you would have given any thing for a cry David did well when he mourned for Alsalom Abraham did well when lie bemoaned Sarah Christ wept for Lazarus and the last man that I want to see come anywhere near me when I have am kind of trouble is a worldly philosopher Again I remark that those persons are incompetent for the work of com fort bearing who have nothing but cant to offer There are those who have the idea that you must groan over the distressed and aillicted There are times in when one cheerul loUt human oftsot ts caressing im face dawning upon a mans soul is worth 1000 to him Do not whine over the aillicted Take the promises of the Gospel and utter them in a manly tone Do not be afraid o if you furl like it not drive hearses through that poor soul Do not tell him the trouble was fore ordained it will not be any comfort to it was 1000000 years coining If you want to find splints for a broken bone do not take cast iron Do not toll them it is Gods justice that weighs our grief They want to hear of Gods tend r mercy In otjier words do not give them aqua fortis when they need valerian Again I remark that those persons are poor comforters who have never had any trouble themselves A lark spur can not lecture on the nature of a snowflake and those people who have always lived in the summer of pros perity can not talk to those who are frozen in disaster God keeps people in the world I think for this very work of sympathy They have been through all these trials They know all that which irritattys and all that which soothes If there are men and women here who old people in the house or near at hand so that they can easily reach them I you Some of us have had in life and although we have had many friends around about us we have wished that father and mother were still alive that we might and tell them Perhaps they could not much but it would have been such a comfort to have them around These aged ones who have been all through the trials of life know how to give condolenceCherish let them lean on your arms these aged people If when you spik to them they can not hear just what you say the first timo when yon say it a second time do not it ehnrply If you do you will be sorry for it on the day when you take the last look and brush buck th silvery locks from the wrinkled brow just be fore they screw the lid on Blessed be God for the old They may not have much strength to go around but they are Gods appointed ministers of comfort to a broken heart People who have not had trial them selves can not give comfort to others They may talk very beautifully and they give you a great deal o poetic sentiment but while poetry is perfume that smells sweet it makes a very poor salve If you have a grave in a pathway and somebody comes and covers it all over with flowers it is a grave yet Those who have not had grief themselves know not the broken heart They know not the meaning of childlessness anti they having no one to put to bed at night or the standing in a room where every book and picture and door are full of door mat where she sat the cup out of which she drank the place where she stood at the door and clapped her hands the odd figures that she blocksshe built into a house Ah no you must have trouble yourself before you can comfort trouble in others But come nil ye who have been bereft an1 3e who have been comforted in your sorrows and stand around these souls and say to them I had that very sorrow God com forted me and He will comfort you and that will go right to the spot In other words to comfort others we must have faith in God practical ex perience and good sound common senseBut there are three or four consider ations that I will brinir to those who are sorrowful and distressed and that we can always bring to tTum knowing that they will effect a cure And the first consideration is that God sends our troubles in love I ofter h ar peo ple in their troubles say Why I wonder what God has against me They seem to think God has some grudge against them because trouble and misfortune have com Oh no Do yon not remember that pas sage of Scripture Whom the Lord loveth He chastcncth A child conies in with a very bad splinter in its hand and you try to extract it It is a very painful operation The child draws back from you but you persist You are going to take that splinter out so you take that chill with a gentle but firm grasp for al though there may ba pain in it the splinter must come out And it is love that dictates it and makes you My friends I really think that all our sorrows In this world are only time hand of our Father extractins some thorn If all these sorrows were sent by enemies I would say Arm against them and as in tropical climes when a tiger comes down from the mountains and carries a child from the village the neighbors band together and go into the forest and hunt the monster so I would have you if J thought these misfortunes were sent by an en im go out and battle against them But no they come from a Father s o kind so loving so gentle that time prophet speaking of his teqderness and mercy drof s the idea of a father and says as one whom his mother comfortcth so will I comfortyouAgain there is comfort in the thought that God b3 all this is going to make you useful Do you know that those who accomplish the most for God and Heaven have all been under the harrow Show me a man that has done anything for Christ jo this way iu t public or to suti D anymore trials goo say peony may mystery ofa memoriesthe scribbledthe ourselves process i know that aged have congratulate say afflicted myself persist I se tSc a 1 mill close ujool su dress goods ai cent Itecltiction New line ladies slippers just received from 50c to 250 per pair Call and inspect mj line of Clothing J W SWEEITET TERMS CASH I 1 V I Ir T7 50 per ruT3 LiW rrivate who has hall no trouble nut wliosu has been smooth Ah no I once w nt through an ax factory ind I saw thm take the bars of iron nil thrut them into the terrible fur tMes Then b weutud workmen with long tongs stirred the blaze Then it in a crushing machine and then they put it between jaws that bit it in twain Then they put it on an anvil and there were great hammers swung by machinery each one half a ton in weight that went thump thump thump If that iron could have spoken it would have said Why all this beating Why must I be than any other iron The workman would have said We want to make axes out of you keen sharp axes axes with which to hew down the forest and build the ship and erect houses and carry on a thousand enterprises of civilization That is the reason we pound you Now God puts a soul into the furnace of trial and then it is brought out and run through the crushing machine and it comes down on the anvil and upon it blow after blow blow after blow until the soul cries out 0 Lord what does all this mean God says 1 want to make something very useful out of you You shall be something to hew with and something to build with Itis a practical process through which I am putting you Yes my Christian friends we want more tools in the church of God not more wedges to split with We have enough of these Not more bores with which to drill We have too many bores What we really want is keen sharp welltempered and if there be any other way of making them than in the hot furnace and 011 the anvil and under the heavy I do not know what it is that if God brings any kind of chastisement upon you it is only to make you useiul Do not sit down dis couraged and say I have no more reason for living I wish I were dead Oh there never was so much reason for your living as now By this or deal have boon consecrated a of the most high God Go out and do your whole work for the Mas terAgain there is comfort in the thought that all our troubles arc a rev elation Have you ever thought of it in that connection The man who has been through chastls sment is about a thousand things in his soul he ought to know For instance here is a man who prides himself on his cheerfulness of diameter lie has no patience with anybody who is depressed in spirits Oh it is easy for him to be cheerful with his fine house his filled wardrobe and well strung instruments of music and tapestried parlor and plenty money in the bank waiting for some permanent investment It is for him to be cheerful But suppose his fortune goes to pieces anti his house goes down under the sheriffs and the banks will not have anything to do with his paper those people who were once ele gantly entertained at his table get shortsighted that they can not him upon the street How then Is it so easy to be cheerful It is easy to be clurerful in the home after the days work is done and the gas is turned on and the house is full of romping little ones But suppose the piano is shut because the fingers that played on it will no more touch the keys and the childish voice that asked so many questions will ask no more Then is it so easy When a man wakes up and finds that his resources are all gone he begins to rebel and he sas God is hard God is outrageous He had no busi ness to do this to me My friends those of us who have been through trouble known what a sinful und re bellious heart we have and how much God has to put up with and how much we need pardon It is only in the light of a flaming furnace that we can learn our own weakness nail our own lack of moral resource STANFORD The foldingbed victim Mr Ashnrst died a few days ago The home of Mr John M White where the acci dent happened has been peculiarly unfortunate aid sorely afflicted for the last several years Within a few days of each other too of Mrs Whites little children sickened and died of diph theria Mrs Whites only brother Tom Robinson lingered two months or more with typhoid fever and died While covering the roof with tin Mr Charley Stanwo 3d of Danville fell a distance of 33odd feet and for months his he hung in the balance while he was tenderly nursed by Mr Whites family Later on Mr P H Idol a son inlaw was mangled by the accidental discharge of a shotgun and his arm had to be amputated By the of a lamp Mrs Idol was fearfully burned the flesh dropping the bones and she a horrible death a few hours later This pretty res idence is on the summit of a hill surrounding forest tress and the beautiful for many miles in every direction can be seen It is a lovely place for a fellow to be at whether or well but a seems to hover around Sretaw I I the lrou ht out a bu of and put pounded anymore axes hard yon priest of hammer so pine halt irm hammer Remember never ignorant easy Suppose recognize explosion fatality Skin DiseasesF- orthe speedy and permanent cnre of tetter salt rheum and eczema Cham berlains Eye and Skin Ointment is its continued use effects a permanent cure It also cures itch barbers itch scald head sore nipples itching piles chapped minds chronic sore eyes and granulated lids andvennifuge Price scents Soldby- R E McEoberts Druggst Lancaster One fare for round trip to Lexington account the League American Wheel men Meeting June 23th and 21st from all points in Kentucky Queen Cres cent Route Good to June to Bicycles Handled LIVERY P f jl I have purchased the j l Walker stable and prepared to furnish the I I Very Best Rigs the shortest notice j Special attention given 3- sj Commercial Travelers S RICE BENGE SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARIN INSURANCE COMPANY j EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE OF NEW YORK Robinson Hamilton Ms Office over Post Office KENTUCKY Queen Crescent Route PASSES DANVILLE NORTH BOUND Number 10 Daily except Sunday 609 Number Daily except Sunday l4lpin Number 1 Daily Flag Number dont stop 117 p m SOUTH BOUND Number 1 dont stop 4142 Number 5 Daily except Sunday 1110 Number 9 Daily except Sunday 755 pm Number 3 Midnight Has T 1142 R KINNAIRDS Insurance Agency Representing Over In the following Fire Insurance Companies of Hartford Queen of America National of Ilartfort- Pheiiix of Brooklyn Hartford of Hartford Manchester of England Connecticut of Hartford North British and Merchantile German American of New York Liverpool and London and also represent the old reliable New York Life Insurance T J HOOD SURGEONDENTISTLANCASTER KY Office over J C Thompsons Jewelry store on Danville street KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Garrard No 29 Knights of Pythias meets every Thursday night in Odd Fellows hall All Knights are fraternally invi ted G B CC J E ROBINSON K R S NOTICE TO CREDITORS AH Persons knowing themselves indebted to the estate of the late S ONeal will please call and settle with L F Hubble and greatly oblige me M Y ONEAL Administratrix itching forhorses 2 ad return art I NEW l W ton G rIRE 1l1 I CO I CST I R m 3S a m a m a m p m 5700011000 Globe- I COMPANY Lodge visiting SWINE BROAD Dr W Apr Frees t anti r F t 1 i1 1 u i 5 2 Etna 253t Yr FARM AND STOCK NOTES 5000 bushels COTII wanted J w1i giro one dollar and seventy live cents per barrel for 1000 bar rels of corn delivered at the Illgrimage Distillery Jno W Miller Mgr The export of hog products from all ports of the United Status during lust wfelc were SSOOOO Ibs against 29 200J03 its for corresponJing week in According to the Bureau of Statis tics the exports of breadstuff from the United States for the ten months April 30 ISJS were nearly 85000 003 bushels more than they were the same period of 1S9S7 If we want milk butter or beef let H5brcol and feed directly toward such an end Whatever else we can get by die way we can count as clear gain General purpose animals are not a thing Great Britain imported during the first three mnnths of this year 110789 cjtto for food from this country 23 T 8 from Argentine Republic and 2SS from Canada Her importations of f esh beef during that time amounted to G72S23 quarters Iiiter V Johnson recommends huH go grated in water till the water is a good blue in coloras a splendid dy for distemper Scott Hudson ss training Maj Nor gans sixyearold bay mare Lillie 15 by Constantine this year and she is working well She worked a mile in 2 C last year Prospects nre very discouraging for a fair and trotting meeting at Dan yule this year and Richmond may al so fall into line and give a meeting The prospects at Winchester Sit Ster ling Versailles and Nicholasville all in the lllue Grass region are not very Farm Roth very young and voir old ani mals thrive better if their food Is made easy of digestion Cut clover cooked a id mixed with grain meal is more digestible than grain only A small quantity of the clover is enough to prevent the grain meal from clogging ant1 heating the stomach There will be a partial eclipse of the moon July JJ an annual eclipse of the t un July 18th a partial eclipse of the sun December l th and a total eclipse o the moon December 25th Many of Julge Hughes hogs have died with cholera The disease seems to ba general throughout the county Mr W U Vandivier attributes it to feeding the hogs too much corn in the lie boon troubled with cholera among his hogs it is because he has fed them very lit tie corn in the winter Clel Coleman bought several bunches of hogs this week to r0 Also fifty fat sheep at 2 12 to 2 34c a pound and a hunch of lambs at 4 12 burg Sayings Army mules must be 15 hands high and must weigh 1000 pounds The government does not want to pay but S100 but crop time makes the prices range from S120 to 110 lie Minute is not long yet relief is obtained in half that time by the use of One Minuto Cough Cure It pre vents consumption and quickly cures colds croup bronchitis pneumonia la grippe and all throat and lung troubles Stormes Drug Store 1m Time American Stock Farm says The Kentucky saddlers and fancy harness horses recently taken to the New York market by Messrs C C Harris Bros and Ward Lutes did not bring as satisfactory prices as was ex pected when they were offered last weer The market is not as active as it has been owing to the scarcity of buyers and the war scare Several horses were bid in and those that were mold failed to bring anything like their valueIn a circular letter regarding the great fall meeting of the Kentucky TrottingHorsc breeders Association Secretary Wilson calls the horsemans attention to the following facts Three entries fill a race there is no off at Lexington Closing date June 1 gives you a chance to get a fair line on your horses Payments are arranged the last one the night before race Second and third money in many races are as much as first money elsewhere and the aver age winning time no faster than in same classes on other tracks There is no better property on the farm just now than a yardful of good breeding cattle and the outlook seems bright that class of stock for a number of years to come A Central Illinois farmer recently sold 510000 worth of Shorthorns that represented a very handsome profit From one cow for which 150 had been paid sev eral years ago produce were sold to the value of 9SO Another cow t iat cost but 80 during the depression con tributed two calves that fetched S3SO and one of her heifer calves still re miin Breeders Gazette The indications arc that the wheat crop of 1S9S will be the greatest in the history of the country Prom figures that are being collected and compiled by some of the big Chicago firms on the reports of experts in every section of country the oncoming wheat crop is estimated to exceed 050 00000 bushels All the conditions ao reported as being of the most fa varable nature and while there is a decrease in the acreage the yield will more than double that of 1S97 Kansas looms up as the banner State this year an increase of 28 percent in the acreage having been reported Es timates on the yield vary all the way frcn 70 800000 to 100000000 bushels wiiilc the combined crops of Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma is estimated at 100000090 bushels Of this COOCO 000 to 40000000 bushels are to Oklahoma and Kansas will have 030003 to 90000000 bushels lfzqiJfJ O ISI7 during tIre rem how- lvr flatteringStock inter has noc1 andsays at cllarrods Hudson declaring fairly fJr tot credit d O f ending g 25 8 based EDUCATIONAL JBOLUMHC- onducted by J5 S Oowen X AX EXPLANATION Having found that one paragraph of my article last week was misunder stood sonic I desire to explain so that I may not even unintentionally do injustice to those concerned You remember I said the board had weakened my authority every time they had had anything to do with a case of discipline and I said if they had stood by me firmly in the first few cases there wouldnt have ben any more Now I dd not say and did not mean to leave the impression that they purposely failed to stand by me firmly or purposely weakened my au thority when they thought me wrong Hut 1 meant to say that while they thought they were right and hence were acting with the best of motives their judgment was at fault and they were actually and seriously crippling my authority Let mo illustrate Take a doctor whose treatment in a certain case is to be decided would be a competent committee to say ho is right or wrong Should it not be a commit tee of doctors and for their opinion to have any weight should they not be at least as good doctors as he is If they are superior to him their decis ion may be conclusive but suppose they arc inferior what weight will their opinion have Gen Grant was considered a severe disciplinarian but a good one What would he think if a committee of should decide his course wrong Or even generals who are not known as good disciplinarians So if a teachers discipline is to be decided upon who may say its wrong Certainly only those who are them selves good disciplinarians Not one teacher in a hundred can servo on such comuiittoe for not one teacher in a hundred is a good disciplinarian Again I say i never accused them of purposely making it harder for me for they claim that they have upheld me when I was in the wrong but here is the think me wrong I think them wrong So much for the actions of theboard as a board But whether the indi vidual members are excusable for their actions some of which I men tioned last week I leave the public to decideAnd suppose a trustee should go to a subordinate teacher when some rule is objected to by a child of that trustee and say something like this ran yooprooa a6Ccro please cant you havo your own rule disregard thcee of the principal if you choose and should try to got a con fession from that teacher that the rule was made in order to catch his children when in fact the rule had been made over two years and applied to all the school alike what would you think of that Jf I understand that some say be mistaken about some of the charges I made Ill say this I stand ready to make oath to them all and others besideseven worse In regard to my leaving I want to say this the main cause 1 have for is that I will not get to reap the rewards of my labor I have done all the drudgery and have the school in such condition it will bo some pleas ure to teach I have been planning a building so to speak and after get ting the dirt and rubbish removed and the foundation laid I give up the easy part to some one else But I can more up the work that my whole soul has been in for three years be cause I am now convinced that even should I stay it would be impossible or me to make of the school what I had always hoped unless I could be backed bv a more progressive spirit than characterizes the present regime WWW I wish to express my appreciation of the hearty approval of my the unreserved commendation of my work the almost universal condemnation of the treatment I have received and the many expressions of hearty good will I want to say to those who took it upon themselves to get up that peti tion that I appreciate the spirit which prompted it although I told all who spoke to me about it that it could not possibly do me any good still I thought it would be proper for the peo le to show on which side they stand and I am assured by many who ought to know that outside a few parties all tho patrons are on my side This is a sourca of great pleasure to BQC My friends will be glad to know that I am not out of a position as such a course ie likely to leave one Dr Ashley Johnson happened to be with me when I received the boards notifi cation whicli he understood as I did Then and there my mind was made up to accept the position he had pressed upon position better than this in every respect So I feel toward those who would wish me gone as the mole did toward the person who buried it alive Im not hurt but am better off However I do not deem it my duty to publicly thank those who were the cause of my getting a better place un less Im convinced that they were prompted by a desire to do me good 1 desire to say in closing that I have reason to believe some of them would ness of having done unto others as I wished them to do unto me The Cuban question and political is sues sink into insignificance with the man who suffers from piles What he most desires is the relief DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cures piles Stormes im r t 4 J I by Jf JI uponwho privates pointthey Can OO null If JI Imust regret easilygive course offended JI JI JI meA Jf everyelection presented Drug Store frGC4 Gc4 4 J f iw I 4 grttJ c c G JJI u STATE HAPPENINGS il- p D j i ti i NEWS PATRIOTIC KENTUCKIANS They Turn Out liiou aniU to Hour Cot Vitur ni Sj eiU and See the 1aratlc ut Iixitiirtoii LKXIXOTOX Ky May SS Friday was Kentucky day and a tremendous crowd was in town to witness the parade and hear Col Henry Vat terson address the Kentucky teers Scores of excursion trains were run from all parts of the state and it is believed the largest crowd here Col Breckinridge introduced Col Watterson who began speaking at oclock Three hundred sang patriotic airs when the strangers entered the grounds In the parade were the First regiment Ken tucky volunteers State college cadets city officials Knights of Pythias and other orders The regiment was mustered in as a whole Friday afternoon One com puny was mustered Friday morning two remaining companies were in the afternoon The two troops of cavalry were mustered Capt Hal lance hopes to begin mustering the 1st regiment Saturday and expects to pet all the soldiers away from here by the middle of next week Memorial Day in Cave Hill Cemetery LonsviirK Ky May l The graves of the federal dead in Cave Hill cemetery were decorated Monday with appropriate ceremonies An address was delivered by Prof Reuben Pst Ilalleck of the male high school and patriotic bongs were sung by time of the male and female high schools Preceding the decoration of the graves the veterans the sons of veterans the members of the W R C and the members of the various auxil iary orders in the city formed in and marched to the cemetery and thence to the lot set apart for the fed dead where the ccrcmomcs wtiv feolifinn and impressive The parade was one of the longest ever known here on Decoration day Kentucky Shut Out of tin Trope orrd Troop FUANKKOKT Ky May 31 Fecretai of War Alger telegraphed Gov Brad Icy Monday afternoon ordering him to include all of the Kentucky volun teers in four regiments This will al low only one regiment besides those already formed anti will shut out the Negro regiment which Joy Bradley desired should be raised and for which officers had been picked out The gov ernor sent several telegrams protesting the proposed change but did not succeed in getting the war around to his way of thinking The companies are to be recruited up f om S3 to IM uien eavih Ouirt Sunday lt Ciitt Collier fAMi COMIKI LjXixtTo Ivy May StT This cmp Qi not time Scene of a livYty vhiclj marked it last Sunday when the 2d regiment was here The 3rd regiment boys rested Sunday for the greater portion of the visitors went to Camp Bradley and did not dis turb the quiet of this camp scores of the boys received antI were time recipients of baskets of good things sent them from home or friends in the city Monday Coy Bradley will be here to present the oiiiccrs their commissions Milrdor at acuHletoirn Ky HKNDKKSOX Ky May HI Posey D Ball aged oG a Chicago attorney was shot and killed near Scuflletown this county by Homer Taylor had secured a judgment against for a sum of money went with the deputy sheriff to levy on some prop erty of Taylors Three bullets en tered Balls chest Sheriff a posse arrested Taylor about an hour after the shooting Ball is the son of the late Mayor Ball of Henderson represented this county in the leg islature in 1S9102 Iounil His Hotly in the River HKXI EIJSOX Ky May A A coat end vst were found at 11 oclock Non day on the L and N wharfboat and were recognized as belonging to J C Barnes Immediately parties began seining time river as he had attempted Miieide by morphine about a week ago At 0 oclock Monday evening the body was fished out of the river a short dis tance below He was 73 years of age and had quite a sum of money He was i robably insane launched After Ho Had lUlled Sims Rival BOWLING GISEKJT Ky May si John A Smith a Negro was cut all to pieces and killed here Monday night by Cass Wallis also colored The men were in rove with the same Negro woman and the world was too small to hold both Wallis laughed at killed his rival and said I told that Negro I would cut his head off if he didnt keep away from Mary Ida Heard MAYFIKID Ky May Rev Well burn Mooney preached the baccalau reate sermon of West Kentucky col lege at the Methodist church to a large audience The graduating class this year is composed entirely of young women Misses Elorenca and Mayine Elliott Jennie Wire Lilian losvell Taylor and Nary Dr Stewart Will liaise Two Companies PitKSTOxsiJUKGKy Nay SO Dr A H Stewart deputy warden of the state penitentiary established a re cruiting otliee here Saturday morning lie has a commission from Coy Brad ley to raise two companies for cavalry service Dr Stewart is a man ol prom inence in the state Commissioned to liaise a Ke lmcntI- fiiAXKFOKT Ivy May 27 Gov Bradley Thursday commissioned Con givssman D S Qulson Eleventh Kerv lucky district ds the colonel to raise one of two regiments of Volun teers for Kentucky A Dinner fur Company IS BOWIIXO GlSKES K3 May 28 A big Sunday dinner consisting of substan tialsas well as delicacies of the season will be shipped front here to the Bowl ing Green company B Saturday night The move was started Thursday night and its success is already assured Slay Be Sent to Washington LEXINGTON Ky May 38Tlie G O Railroad is holding cars in read mess billed for Washington The fact is pointed to as indicating that the next Kentucky regiment ready for movement will be sent to Washing ton by brilliant ohm of ever in time city was rd mustered pupils parade nil ot against department callers Ballwho Taylor Dixon with having lielltucly olee Mattie the C I strangers seen 3 schoolchildren however Kylie Wet McDonald Luniow Ky May SO The Cincin nati Southern railway shops were time scene Sunday morning of a itisristrQiis lire resulting a loss of J100J fully covered by insuraiioe and time com plete destruction of what is known as the saw shops whyre wooden mater hal is turned out with engines and specially adapted to that work This wai time fourth destructive fire to visit the shops within the past 12 years The first occurred IrJ years ago in the gas manufacturing house The loss at this tire amounted to 820000 and the lives of three men The and third fires consunid time en tire plant of the company Third KvMtucxy X w li i ly- LKXIXOTOX Ky May The Third Kentucky rojrim Mit was completed Sat urday morning and Mustering Ollieer ISallanc has wired the war depart ment for instructions regarding the disposition of it Col Smith and Chap lain Thomas were the last men sworn in Col Colson is working hard on the Fourth Kentucky and the First under Col Castleman will be mustered in by Tuesday The two cavalry troops were mustered Saturday Desha Breckinridge son of Col Billy who has been made judge advocate of the First regiment Kentucky volunteers will be attliulud to the staff of his uncle Maj Geo Joseph Hrcckintidgo Si vcn tSirls RICUMOXD Ky May 28 The forty lirst annual commencement of Mad boa Female institute was huh Friday The baccalaureate sermon was deliv crevl by President U Cave of Kentucky university of Lexington B Iward Scribner Iliiies of Butler cot lege a idivssed the graduates The graduates vre the Misses Ida Speed of Miuliscnvillr May 1arke of Speed well clinic r rices of Paint Lick Bessie Spears of Sper r Jane Breck of Kichmon Ethel of Rich mond and Nellie Pugh Vancebfirg BoAviiJo ciiv Ky May 27 W Hammond of Louisville was elected department commander of Arc Ken tucky G A R after a hot canvass by the friends of Col Cohn of the Louis yule Anzieger J J Barnes of this city was elected senior vice command er C C Vaughan of Russellvilie jun ior vice commander Dr J Ii Mere dith medical director J E Cooper chaplain and George W Saunders historian Itfcruitetl to time Full War StrengthL- KXIXCTOX K3 Nay 27 The two volunteer cavalry troops that have been qualtering at Chautauqua are now recruited to the full Thirty men wore brought in Vfun s from Knox county to fill the va canciis made by n jections though only IS more were needed Capt Per hums of time Barbourville troop and Capt Prater of Magcllin county have both been assured of n a Xirxv Company MiDi iKSioiofOii Ky May accordance with the presidents second call for volunteers Corryton M president of the Mingo Coal Co began recruiting a company here Wed nesday night Woodbury held a in the Seventh regiment New York national guard for seven years and will be elected captain L F Frisby and George W Albrccht are the lieutenants Recruits are joining rapidly Senator Stuart Company FrKSTOxnrKG Ky May 30 Ex A H Stuart and son Bird rived here from Richmond Ky to from this county A recruiting office was opened in Senator Dingus oilice anti nine names were presented Stuart expects to get 100 men from here among his old acquaint minces of which he will be captain Drowned In a Pond MAYFIKID Ky May the tenyearold son of R E Griffith a wealthy tobacconist of this was drowned in a pond while bathing Fri day afternoon A number of small boys wore with him but failing to him they were frightened and ran away lIe had been in the vater half an hour when taken out The pond was within 70 yards of the home Soldier Shot by a Colored Iady LKXIXOTOX Ky May SO Friday night about 12 oclock Harry II Locke private in the 1st regiment was shot in the abdomen by a Negro woman Rose Green at her hous At first Lockes wound was pronounced fatal but Saturday morning it was found the bullet only cut the flesh and did not en fir the A Saloonkeeper Shut SiiFiuf VIIIE Ky May SO James Gassel a Louisville saloonkeeper was accidentally shot through time head and instantly killed here by hurt 1iekett They were friends and drinking v New Company at ItarbourvillcB- AIUIOUIIVIIII Ky May 80 A new company of volunteers has been organ i cd in this place by Mr Sydner Amos beinir composed of 85 of time best ablebbditd men in Knox connty Their leader Mr Ames is a young man of considerable promise and is well acquainted with military Regiment of Colored Troop FUAXKFOIIT Ky Nay Bradley has announced that unless otherwise instructed by the president the second of Kentuckys regiments on the second call will consist of colored troops The Bno and the Gray LKXIXGTOX Ky May Rl For the first time since the war the confeder ate veterans joined with the G A R in observing memorial day and the graves of the Union The ceremonies at the were most impressing Glasgow Wins BOWLING GKEEX Ky May 27 The pressure in favor of Southern Ken tucky was so strong that Glasgow was named as the next meeting place for the G A R The encampment was a big success and adjourned Thursday afternoon I I second Graduated l inn Fc till X rprtllllnt CJlnnantlf day getting commissions ran 27In commission are raise a company of Senator 28Felix city I rescue cavity together andmost ta tics 27Gov decorating tim munch iii emy lit kimmridge war strerth r Woodbury senator cavalry volunLers soldiers cemetery NUBIAN TEA cores Dyspep sia Constipation and Indi gestion Regulates the Liver Price 25 cts i A SHOT PIXKVIUTS Ky June I Particu lars of a double tragedy on Uig Kim creek i0 miles from tIn place have just reached here Jonah Saylor went to the home of Lee Brittain anti tried to borrow a shotgun but Bmtiiiu refused to loan Jrsylur time gun Saylor after making threats started home SayUr vnt to a neighbors house to borrow a gun and then told Isaiah Itaylor liis rm hand to get his pistol and follow him AVhfii thy got mar Irittains holism the latter saw them coming and rushed into the house nail got his shpUrun I y this time Saylor and Itaylor had got to time yard fence and opened fire on Brittain but the shots went wide of the mark Hrittain then fired twice killing Saylor and Baylor instantly Brittain told his wife that he was go ing to surrender to an ulluiri at once rind it is supposed lu done so Briltain is a woaltliy intliuiitiat eiti rJcn Saylor and were from in wore in the lodging ami Business A liiiliii Nir Clar city CiAvCirr r A killing oceiirivtl Tiusilay on the Stint n roai about OIl nilu from this city It souiiis that tlieru was t ilis pute bftweiMi T Hall and the Ken lucky Union Land Co about a farm awl at term of the circuit cnnrt tIme suit wnsdocidcd in favor if Hall solil the land to Silas Lee who had made one payment on it and refused to pay any more until the suit was lieciilfd Silas lvt hiul rented the land to time htihband of his sister MY Hampton After the suit was decided Hail chiinud the land as his own and TIKS say morning started to iro through it He wont tlircnigh and Mrs tt M him not to ooiie had that wtij hut he lid Sue then shot him wish a ralilnr revolver tin hall en terisisr below time right eye and killing hui in tntly t srit TfiliRrtiu ComhhiP- L vi VIIK Tiie 1 Tho pro pus d combine of isnlerens nt manu faclurers with the American Tobacco company mir not after all be hop Icssly past accomplishment Mr 1 15 Hughes tWe New York financier is still in the city Mr Hughes is eon nected with time trust dealers here think he is making a tonr of the cities in which desirable factories arc bent ed securing a renewal of the options which were given by the dilfereiit fac tories Tluse factories mire located here in St Louis Middle town 0 De troit and Rutimond Va AND Both This offer will only stand for a few days and is for new and old ones who pay for this year 4 Th 1 tu If nl t Uaobf- tlr fy tn tit 1unVetol has Bay lor Ohio ng K tine t Hampton Ky an ri t I Twicea Week CENTRAL RECORD One Year for Only I subscribers meeui Iin e d- Kenut ty Two ftrum nmirrm I mug I t itt In lie 1 P- 1t k CODER JOURNAL HI McCRSARY Torn 11 th1 JIM t t Elijah liutou a girl DI vis Sutton had a valuable horse to die list week from lock jaw Runaway teams are getting very common here 11 TJ Warners team of hordes ran off Monday evening ing up telephone posts and fences in general l no one hurt and Saturday morning Messrs Clar ence and Wearen were young horse it ran nil throwing both boys out and greatly demolish ing hurt J W Hill and L Forbes and wives were the guests of Mr and Mrs Sam Jessamine county last Misses Jennie and Lillie Wai ner accompanied by It L Warner visited friends in Madison last week R Dunn of Miledgttvilto last week after a visit to tusrh ter Miss Susie Sandidge Miss Allie Arnold of your city is spending this week with Mrs Tcna Beaey Miss Pearl Hardin visited her sister Mrs at Marksburv last week Mrs Susan Walker who has blind for several years fell down a flight of stairs and broke both arms BEFORE BABY IS BORN A Valuable Little Book of Interest to All Women Sent Free Every woman looks forward with feel ings indescribable joy to the one event of her lifecompared with which all others into cance How proud and happy she will bo when her precious babe nestles on her breast how sweet the name of Mother And yet her of this event is clouded with misgivings of the pain and danger of so that it is impossible to avoid the feeling of constant dread which creeps over her The danger and suffering attendant upon a mother can be entirely prevented so that time coming of the little stranger need not be looked forward to with fear and trembling as is o often the case Every woman who reads this paper can obtain absolutely free n val anti attractive little book Before Baby is Born by sending her name und address to the Regulator Co Atlanta Ga contains priceless to mill women and no one should fail to send for it tca a crt X Moffcttn V hits Will Lon been 4 momentous anticipation ua le entitled im vi breaking the serIously week itmiley returned i Thus hook 5i ntu f t day At the first namtd camp the regiment has every thing ready t leave here at 4 p m Wednesday foi Chickamauga The regiment will tr T el in sleepers Not over onetliinl of the regiment have arms and eqtirn ment The 1st regiment trill not leuvo for 10 days Secretary Aiders onl yf to recrtt it till eonirjanies to the maxi niNir strength of IOJ men will be U l lowed Icrriiii torly l i i ietl- Lor iiLK Kv June 1 Curtis Dering charged with the murder of Claude Kryant was dismissed n the criminal court Tnesiay by Judarc Barker on peremptory instruction J hn colored aii Fr i Ky the only witness to the ale l shootintr was arresUd shortly dismissal on a warrant charging perjury sworn out by the father of the dead Ooy- FRASKFOUT Ky June L Four bar prisoners under years old vftplaced in time Frankfort penitentmrr TiiesJay They are Pleasant Knight a rel Andy Ross Uijw 11 for tiotiscbrivitcing David Miteh ll a c1 for hoKsobroakin 1 Ivckam tijred 13 for assault All ar from Shelby except toss who j OvvBVoin Ky June 1 The Ovt nsl oro Wairon Co ha received A- j rti ii order for J0l army wavrons for irnin li iK is Cuba The president of i company Ins been summoned to u to arrange for an m- ctvni l order for the earliest poasitie Et 7A iurowx Kv lime 1 Vf f ChtJf shot anil kilkil Ueo W Smillwoo here last lr Iay was at qnittvi on the crojnd t ex t nui njr circiimstaiicfs rl e Hh lioiduii that Cbelt hat uik Tti provocation for the deed Sli t i Iitlirri Cleric STFKMSO ICyune 1 A Ica f iv Booting affrav tccutrvd nt Sprint sialioa nca this city Intweer Tlug Jricnv34le ailil his fathers Will L tav DIV was hot tvi h a V caLler pistcl and is fatally wended Sh third K J tAm r tot and Itt r Child lrIIr II i for I county I Mtrcrr fur ill I thin I I I I Tlo lay En I i I f61utniTIm2 4- ltmr bradcytvcre tiryt aftert- ime asanit ir and is 1I02m rthr army tViuil d Uter itch tVqLiimtV imo l Mr ito k OF LEXINGTON KY PLAN LIFE INSURANCE REVERSED 9700000 Paid in Maturies 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