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Central record (Lancaster, Ky.): October 7, 1898

Central record (Lancaster, Ky.): October 7, 1898 Central record (Lancaster, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Cartwright & Landrum Lancaster, Ky 1898 cen1898100701_sn86069201 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Central record (Lancaster, Ky.): October 7, 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. VOLUME IY wEEKLr by Loois lakdkam, : Entered at the Pott Office in Lancatter, Kv. at Second Clais flatter. NUMBER 27 published . Cor. Public Square and Danville Avtnve. LANCASTER, KY., FRIDAY, OCTOBER, i i 7. L898. i SJSSr f IN AND ABOUT LANCASTER. Fresh barrel sorghum at G.S. Gaines Suits for 0.50. Wanted, veal calves, II. B. y)i J. C. Hemphill vl Smoke Troctor Knott cigars and be happy. McSherry Disc VERY Drills BEST, ME TIE SEE SAMPLE. J. R. Haselden, HARDWARE Col. W. G. Welch, Hear Mr. Beauchamp, at the Court Electric lig'its have been placed in House tonight the Baptist church. Dr. McKee Sunday. Peacies, Grapes, Pears and Fancy Dr. J. Lapsley McKee will preach apples at G. S. Gaines. .'.at the Presbyterian church Sundaj' morning at the usual hour. Our line of dress goods is unsurpassJ. Joseplu. ed. Buy your shoes and furnishing goods Sorghum making is in full sway. from J. B. Jennings, and get the handThe crop in the county is extra flue. some new 5'J buckboard that he is gosept-3ing to give away. d for sale at T. Fresh Timothy Will pay 10c for fresh eggs; 5c for Currey's, cheap. hens, spring chix Cc for large, 7c for The best two horse wagon on the small; young dux 4c, old 3c. geese 25 to 30c II. B. Northeott. market at G. S. Gaines'. -. 0 A STORE. W. I. Williams at J. Cut Call and see a beautiful line of Rugs Friday A. Beazlev & Co. sew-i- g Itoss and Carnations for sale The rail road people are having a larpe quantity of broken stone and The yellow label on this paper shows cinders placed around the depot The to when it is paid for. If it don't read entire space used by teams is being right, it will not cost much to have it macadamized, which improvemen t will be a great help to shippers. Bro. changed. Hood will get Lancaster straightened Transferred. out yet Geo. D. Lusk has been assigned to One Fare to Lexington. duty as storekeeper at the Pilgrimage tick The L. & N. will sell round-triD stillery, near town. ets from Lancaster to Lexington at on account of ISourbon Steam Laundry. one fare for round-triMiss Olivia Sweeney is agent for the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders As Bourbon Steam Laundry. Leave your sociation. Train leaves Lancaster de tf pot at 2:52 a. m., arrives Lexington 7 orders at Sweeney's store. a. m. lleturninff arrives at Lancaster 12 m. Teacher's Money. Forty per cent, of the teacher's monBetter Stop It. ey has been received and will be ready There are several postmasters in payment tomorrow, Saturday. f jr Garrard who permit people not sub Elisa Lusk, Sup't scribers to take copies of 1 he Record 810.00 out and look at them. The ones doing this know of the wrong as well as we Dont fail to see my Tailor-Mad- e Suit for Ten Dollars. It is AlMVool, do, and our next move will be to noti fy the postmaster general when we are and a perfect fit is guaranteed. X J. a Hemphill again reliably informed of this gall. Go to the foot ball game Saturday. p p Foot Ball Saturday. L. & N. Improvement. Stanford. Lancaster. I would like to do your plain and dyeing. and Saturday, fresh from Cin cinnati green house. Will sell cheap to start the season. J. C. Thompson.- WELCH & WILLIAMS Attorneys at Law, Lancaster Ky. All business attended to promptly . Kicked by a Horse. While working with a horse, Will The people are tall; in g of our pretty Embry was kicked in the stomach by J. Joseph. s mpiC carpets. the animal. He was painfull', though Fishermen say Dix river is full of not seriously injured. He is up and the finny tribe and the sport will be about now. fine this fall. Property Rented. See our Ladies shoes. We defy com Mr. G. S. Gaines has rente 1 the petition as to quality and prices. handsome Weisiger property on LexJ. Jose ington avenue and will move his family into same in a few week-?Hut few inventions that were expect G. A. It. Saturday. ed to revolutionize the worla ever did it. The Ideal G. A. R. post will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Any All ladies love pretty table linens old soldiers desiring tojo in are corand napkins. Our stock is complet dially invited to come. J. Joseph Mrs. Ophelia Dunn. your ticket agent for particulars. Lexington Trots. ltesigned. inclusive. One fare trip October Rev. Henry Faulconer tendered his daily, via the Queen & Crescent Route resignation as pastor of the PresbyteGood until Oct 10th to return. Ask rian church Sunday morning. He will OPEMHG BAY. -&-t I will prosecute to the full extent of the law, without distinction to parties, any and all persons caught fishing in the lake on the distillery premises. oct-- 7 Jxo. W. Miller, Igr. 3M BEAZLET "ARTERIAL & BAD&HMAR. FUNERAL DIRECTORS, and CAVITY EM- BALMING a SPECIALTY. Furniture, Carpets, &c. Lancaster, Ky. For Kxcliauge. "Either in town or between here and Fine bicycle to trade for Blickinsder Marksbury, pair gold glasses (hook fer Pf.rticulars at this around the ear). Liberal reward to oilice. finder. Lost Wednesday. Return to oct-Friendship Heart Charms for brace- thi3 office. lets, in gold and silver, at J. C. ThompCourt or Claims. son's. 'J his court convened on Tuesday jind allowed claim to the amount of about For Sale. 2,000. 'lhis is about 500 more than Forty CIO lb. steers, 10 heifers. the amount allowed last October. The T. M. and W. McC. Johnston. scp-3excess is on account of turnpike guards. All the latest Novelties in Woolens Fut 'Km to Work. for men's wear now in. come and see Ju lge Brown has rounded up about C. HempnillvJ J. them. ten or fifteen negroes who owed fines Notice. and placid them in the work house. Taxes past due. Pay be "ore the Mr. Benge, the keeper, is making them work like trojans, a thing which penalty goes on. J. 15. Sanders, S. G. C. should always be done. type-write- r, 7 0 Lost. Ladies Aid Society. Break Down Quickly Fixed. The Ladies Aid Society will meet w'.th Mrs. Batson Saturday afternoon A "plug" in our steam engine work- at the usual hour. A full attendance e.l loose last week and caused much is desired, as business of importance is annoyance before the run was comple ted. Wos Zanone, the clever engineer to be attended to. at the Lancaster Mills, came to the Sure Fits. rescue and soon had the engine fixed The wSyfaring mjn, though a fool, better than when it was new. We are could not err iu my measura blanks. also under obligations to Mr. Peter You are sure to get a fit. If you do Straub, the plumber at not don't take t ic suit. Come and Stanford, for some tools, without compare prices and quality of goods. which we would never have gotten the M. D. lluoiiKS, Agent work completed. Couucil Meeting. Attention Ladies Xew Millinery. engage in evangelical work in the mountains of Kentucky. We regret very much that Rev. Faulconer takes this step, as he has surely proven to be an excellent preacher and a good man to have in a community. Mr. Faulcon er has the of all christian people, and all regret that he leaves. well-wish- For Fall and Winter Cloaks. On SATURDAY, OCT. 8th, we will" have on display at our store one of the handsomest lines of Ladies' Jackets Capes The City Council met Monday night but did nothing of importance, save allowing a few claims. They are pushing sidewalk ordinjcj and will see that it is carried out to the letter. I have just purchased an absolutely new and fashionable stock cf Millinery. No old goods among them, I do not hesitate to say to my friends, and most stylish lot of millinery goods ever brou'ht to Bryantsville. All taste-- . Good Progress. . fully selected, and can rig out any The Lancaster Brick Co., is hustling dy to appear on the streets of New with its kiln and will soon be ready York or Boston. My goods are all to fire. The breaking of a machine cheap, stored at my home. Call and caused some delay but that is reme- examine them. died now and work is going on at a 2:40 oct-Miss Mattie Brvaxt. la-f7 ever shown in the town. "We will have a number of SPECIAL GARMENTS for this occasion, which will only be on display Saturday and Monday, Oct. 18 and 19. "We would be glad to have everyone who is interested in Jackets and Capes to call these two days if possible and see our line. o gait 100 PAHS Mens Sample Shoes. and ready for your inspection, in Fall and. Winter weights. Just in A Mistake. Record Attachee Honored. The Richmond Pantagraph, in its Carey Mullins, Tiik Record's engin-- t issue, says Rev. T. J. Crawford, was elected a trustee of the col- last pastor of the Paint Lick Presbyterian Having rented Dud lerar's Mill on ored school Saturday. Carey is a good of diphtheria, and that mm and will do what he thinks is church, diedcases exist in Lancaster.a Dix Riyer, near Gilbert's Creek post number of office, will run an Exchange House in right about the school's affairs The Pantagraph was grossly misin Lancaster, Ky., f jr the benefit of the formed, as Rav. Crawford has not been farmers. Will keep on h mds choice Colored Odd Fellows Build. dyph-theri- a flour, meal, bran, shipstuff, etc Call The colored odd Fellows have ilL One of his children died of last week at Old Paint L:ck,and on R A. Stone, the hustling merchant, bvjght tli i large fnmj ware-hous- e local physician tells us there ire a on Depot St-- for pirticulars. Hoping hick of Dr. Kinnaird's offl e. This wiil be torn away and a handsome few cases there, but so farjis the dis to gain your patronage, 1 remain, ease being in Lancaster we say posi Joiix II. Potts. h ill erected at once. tively that there has been none in ItlclmioDd Court, town for many months. Of course the Te inkers Meeting. Larger crowds have been in Rich Qhe tiachers meeting, mentioned Pantagraph believed it had a straight last issue, will be held tomorrow, Sat- item, but its informant should be mond than Monday but a good sized urday, at the Court House. Not only more careful in circulating reports one came in Monday to attend county the teachers but the public are cordi which work so seriously against a court Business iu stock lines was The Logan Dry Boods Co. The Iiuty cf the Honr. In addressing the citizens and tax payers of the county on tHe question of voting for the issue of $:.j,000 of the county's bonds for the purchase and maintaiuance of the various turnpike roads within the county, I shall try to approach the subject and discuss it from the standpoint of business, not sentiment, assuming that all honora ble men are unw.lling to tske the private property of individuals for the public benefit without a just compen sation. As the matter now stands, we see a part of the county traveling free of toll, and the residue, nearly one- half, paying toll, while all are taxed to the full extent of the lav alike. No one will say that this is equitable. A part of the roads are owned and operated by the Fiscal Court, a part operated by their boards of directors as heretofore. The amount of tax collected by the present assessment will not be sufficient to pay f.-- the roads already bought for several years after the repairs of the roads and the cost of supervision is taken from the fund. which will necessitate the continuance of the present unjust conditions for an indefinite time. Such being the facts, what the dn'y of every v. tcr? Cer tainly to try to remedy the wrong is being done to a large body cf taxpayers. How can thai inequality be l;y providing the F seal Court with a fund sufficient to buy and pay for all the roads at once, by tho sale of a sufficient number of the county's bonds, running twenty years at least The bonds could be floated at a low rate of interest and by levying a small tax sufficient to pay the interest and create a sinking fund with which to pay off the bonds, or any part of them after the expiration of five 3ears, thus extending the time in which tl e debt can be paid, and, by the natural increase of the taxable property of the county, the debt could be more easily paid from the increased revenue s of the county. This is my view cf the A Tax Payer. uty of the hour. - e, Tans, Patent Leather, Vici Kids, Enamel Calf, all New Style TOIES Sizes, 6 to 7 1-- LASTS, Prices $2.30 to $3.00 2, OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT IS NOW COMPLETE PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. have them this season ranging in price from $3.50 to $5.00. For wear and solid comfort there is We Don't fail to see our Buell Bootees, nothing better. SEE DDR LINE OF SCHOOL SHOES FOR GIRLS and BOYS. LOSAN UQBIIS01, Lucutv, Kentucky, brisk. Norris Bros., report 2,530 catally invited to be present. All who town. tle on the market Prices ranged from can should attend the meeting. Splendid Lectures 2 to 4c Many sold. A few sheep Hon. J. Beauchamp, the celebrated on the market brought fair prices. "Want to go Back. lecturer, traveler and writer, has been Horses brought from 550 to 112. Work The soldier boys now at home on speaking to large audiences in the mules sold from SjO to S100. One pair furlough are getting restless and are Court House this week. The series of good ones brought 270. Mule colts anxious to be a train taken back into of lectures will be brought to a close S15 to S30. Pantagraph. fold. All are itching to Uncle Salt's this evening. Mr. Beauchamp differs go to Cuba and hope they may be givPrices and Quality. greatly from the average temperance en the opportunity to show their grit lecturer who gets off the same old I have 1,000 samples for Fall and sterreotyped speech. He is well edu Winter Suits, which are offered at the Dr. K. Goldstlen traveled extensively and is very lowest prices. I make small Dr. R. Goldstein, the noted optician, cated, has thoroughly posted on his subject Ho profits in order to sell. Tailor made of Louisville, was here this week and get up and abuse a poor suits as low as SI 1.25, up to SS0. placqd an ad with The Record for does not who drinks, nor does he jump on all wool suits from one year. Dr. uolustem has been vis- Come and test the goods ting our town for many years and is the saloon keepers and manufacturers. S7.30 to SIS. He claims the peoele are 'to blame for and compare prices and qualities, and well and favorab'y known all over the permitting the evil and they alone are you will buy. Thanking my old cusstate as a fine optician. responsible. Our people have enjoyed tomers, I invite every holy to come to his talks greatly and hope Mr. Beauch- come to see me before buying. Judge Davison Hero. M. D.'nuoiiKS, Agent Congressman George M. Davison amp will find it convenient to come was in town luesaay. lie was en our way again. Strayed or Stolen. route from Richmond to Danville. In Richmond, Ivy., on Tuesday night. Judge Davison spened his compaign The marriage of Prof. Kenneth Pos- - Sept. 27, 1S9S, a Sorrel norse, 7 years with a speech at Richmond Monday hands high, slightly tle and Miss Annie Robinson will be old, about 15 and tells us he had a fine crowd out to He is a combined saddle solemnized at the residence of the hear him. bride's mother, on Lexington avenue, and harness horse, in good flesh, has this (Thursday) evening at 8 o'clockB scanty mane and tail, left hind foot Laucaser Lady Honored. The Louisville Post says Mrs. Ro The ceremony will be said by Elder white and small scar between hoof berta Eikin, of Lancistar, was unan George Gowen, pastor of the Christian and pastern joint on right front foot imously elected Rt c irding secretary of church. The bride is the only daugh A suitable reward will be paid for in the state W. C. T. U. which has been ter of the late William R. Robinson, formation leading to his recovery. R. II. & W. A. Pettus, Lan in session in that city this week. Mrs. who for many years was president of Notify Elkin is an earnest worker in the Un the National Bank, and one of Lancas caster, Ky., or D. M.JStephenson, Rich on and. being thirmghly competent, ter's most prominent and substantial mond. business men. She is possessed of a officer. will make a Big Sale In Madison. lovely disposition, is highly educated The J. C. Adams sale was one of the Mora Like Religion, and has charming manners. She is a largest sales of land and personalty The Central Christain church, of great favorite among the young folks, that has taken place in Madison Lexington, was tendered to the Jews and her company is always enjoyable county this year, and an enormous for the celebration of "Yom Kippurand to those about her. She will make a crowd was present. 177 acres were was accepted by them. The Je s loving helpmeet to the man of her bought by Dillingham for S43.87 alopt d esolutions of thanks and prt- - i'inipn Prof. TViatln is n. nntitra nf cants per acre The "Shearer plac," sente 1 them to Rev. L J. Spe o ir and Oliio, having been raised at Columbus. containing 227 acres, went to J. C congr !gs.tion. Ileio is a sam le of He is a young man of exemplary hab A lams for S3 0.25 per acre The "D'ck liberalism that is as commendable 'as i s and fine business qualifications, Campbell place comprising 53 This is his second year as a professor acres, was knocked off to Uerndon at it is rare. in the local Graded Schools, and his S22.70 per acre. The John Campbell The Dudderar Mill. work has given great satisfaction to wa3 I have rented the famous Dudderai those concerned. The wed ling was place, of 187 S34 acres,acre. bouerht bv per Herndon for 'Ihe buddMil), near Gilberts Creek, and am pre- very quiet one, only the immediate ing lots in "Scacy town" were not jut pared to furnish the very best flour. relatives being present The happy up. uame Drongni cents. ho's, cents: horses and mules sold well; Will m ike a specialty of custom grind- .couple will not take a bridal tourlv ow 3 ing to Prof. Postle's pressing duties nay brougbt irom go to 810 a stack ing. Farmer?, bring along your wheat in the Graded School.. Rev. and Mrs. corn SI to SI. 10 in .the field: farming and co n., Sitisf action Guaranteed. J. S. Postle, of Ohio, parents of the impimeais Drougnt xair prices. 7 Register. groom, attended the marriage. JohxC. Potts. 2 fe'-lo- w Ready-to-weFostle-ltohlnso- n. 2 oct-7-- lt I 2 2 2 1C-- tht XOOA MN '03 UJOMOd ONDIVa 1VAOU ejndXifiniosqy fflOMOd WW CKNTKAJL, RECORD iEVZEYlWrKK BY Z.OVIS ZAXDRAX, Publisher. LANCASTER, KENTUCKY. I 4 if $1.00 .00 25 STATE NEWS KILLED BOTH. Un- PICK-UP- S. TIXB. IK ADTXKCE SOKE " " 7 " CONGRESSMAN BERRY. Han and Woman Murdered by an known Assasiin Murderer Said to Be the Woman' Hatband. FRIDAY", October, 1898. His Opinion is That Uncle Sam Should Take and Keep Every Foot of Land That Came to Us By the War. School Bo ks McRobrts' Drug Store. Old books taken in exchange. BRYANTSVILLE. Flour. Flour. Flour. I have just received Five Thousand pounds of Lexingt on Best Flour, and am prepared to give special prices. Also watch our prices on Canned Goods and we will save you money lb Martin Wagners Extra lb Sliced Pine Apples for 10 cts. 2 lb Grated Pineapples for 13 cts. 2 lb Betsys Peas for 5 cts. 2 lb Boston Baked Bans for 8 cts. 25 lb Sack Best Lilly White Patent Flour for 25 lb Sack Best Imperial Flour fdr 50 cts. 2 2 1L The. California prune crop is said to be very large. That accounts for the fullness of this administration of that j icy fruit Hox. Grekn R. Keli.ar, editor of the Carli&le Mercury, will be a candidate for secretary of state. Mr. Kellar is a gentleman well fitted for the place. issued a handsome boom edition last week which reflected great credit upon its hustling editors and proprietors. Ihe press work was especially fine. The Burgin Messenger Bow things do change. It used to g in be the custom to do the spring of the year, but now the administration has changed the practice by doing the calcimining when winter is almost upon us. white-washin- TnE fakir with "Lots for Sale" has swung his sign in Cuba and is said to be doing a big business. If there are any capitalists left who failed to get enough of Kentucky boom towns, they should go to Cuba immediately, call early and avoid the rush. here-abou- All the great Powers in the world save Germany have agreed to participate in the international disarmement conference suggested by the Czar of Russia. Germany is said to be feeling the position of its closests friends before giving an answer. Germany's failure to participate would block the plan. The American Commissioners at expect to have the American flag flying over Havana within three weeks. Ihey believe that the presence of American troops will greatly hasten the movement of the Spaniards and will facilitate the distribution of relief supplies. want ginger-poused at the banquet to be given the President at Chicago. The average banquet of today is only a big drunk, and the word "banquet" is used merely as a blind. It might be called a "respectable jag." Take the wine and whisky out and these gatherings would be like the play of Hamlet with Hamlet left out U. p The W. a T. Now is the time when a man looks at his last two or three years' overcoat and wonders whether it will answer for another campaign, while the good wife hurries to the shop and invests any number of dollars in a new wrap, with a long tail, utterly neglecting that sealskin, which is a little out of style, because the sleeves are too big, or too little. And yet we wonder at the interest in the question, is marriage a failure? Ex. The day morning from its respondent a careful summary of the outlook for the congressional elections next month. The Democrats will members in need a gain of fifty-foorder to control the next House, and it is considered hardly possible for such a gain to be made without a landslide. It is quite possible that the Populists may hold the balance of power in the next House. Courier-Journ- published MonWashington cor- A Captain Placed Under Arrest Lexington, Ky., Oct 8. Capt J. E. Williams, of Company I, 8th Massachusetts, was placed under arrest and confined to his quarters Sunday for neglecting to inspect the guard while he was officer of the day. He has been DOCTOR SHOT. temporarily relieved of his command, Decoyed Into a House in the Country by Lieut F. P. Smith, of Company C, be ing placed in charge of his company. Three Jfesroe, Wounded and Bobbed-T- wo The matter may come before a court of Them Under Arrest. martial, though it is a trivial offense, C. subject to a petty fine. Harrodsburg, Ky., Oct 5. Dr. L. Morgan, returning home Monday night A Cyclone in Louisville. from visiting a patient in the country, Louisville, Ky., Sept SO. A brief was decoyed into a house by three Negroes who claimed that a woman was cyclone did considerable damage to trees in ill They tried to rob him as soon as buiidings andThursday the eastern part city evening. The he entered and when he drew a revol- of the in which Louis ver the contents of a double barreled small slaughterhouse 84 years shotgun were emptied into his abdo- Fix, an unmarried butcher, old, was working was wrecked, and men. He was found some time afterhe, with his pet bulldog, was instantly ward and managed to tell the story killed. His body was terribly crushed, before death relieved him at 6 o'clock. and was buried under a mass of brick Bob Winn and Lon Williams were arand roofing. rested Tuesday morning charged with Appointed His Wife. the crime. Fbankfort, Ky., Oct 8. CommisNo Troops Will Be Sent to Manchester. Frankfort, Ky., Oct 5. Upon re- sioner of Agriculture Lucas Moore apceipt of a letter from Sheriff White, of pointed his wife to the clerkship in his Clay county, Gov. Bradley announced office made vacant by the enforced Tuesday that he will not send troops resignation of John M. Faulkner. The salary is $1,200, and the republican d to Manchester during the White says that the party workers are kicking because feud trials. charges of the Bakers that he is in nearly all the present state officials league with the Howards is false, have appointed members of their famiand he assures the governor that they lies to the best paying clerkships. will be protected by the county offiThe Kentucky's Silver Service. cials. Louisvn-LE- , Ky., Sept 30. A meeting of citizens was held Thursday aftOfficers Promoted. Fbankfort, Ky., Oct 5. Gov. Brad- ernoon to raise money for a silver serley issued the following commissions: vice for the battle ship Kentucky. Eiwin P. Morrow, of Somerset, to be More than 52,000 was contributed. second lieutenant of Company I, 4th The amount required is 810,000, but Kentucky; Rowan Sauffley, of Stan- the state outside of Louisville has conford, promoted from sergeant major tributed only $160 and has promised di 2nd Kentucky to be second lieuten- only 3150 more. Louisville will conant of the same regiment, to succeed tribute the rest Charlton Alexander, of Paris, who reA Trusty signed. Frankfobt, Ky., Oct 1. Thomas Alleged Negro Murderer Arrested. Peck, a Negro convict sent to the penShelbvville, Ky., Oct 5. John itentiary here from Jefferson county, Clark, the Negro charged with having for seven years, escaped from that inbrutally murdered Pearl Moody, a stitution. He is 30 years old and has young colored woman, on September been a trusty for two years. A de25, in the northern partof this county, scription of him has been sent to the was arrested at Christiansburg Tues- Covington and Newport police depart- day by Marshal Stivers, of Croppers, menta and lodged in jaiL Stivers will receive Board of Pharmacy Change. the reward of 8100. Frankfort, Ky., Oct a Gov. Bradley has appointed Addison Dimmitt, of Wife Dropped Bead. to a place on the state Shelbyviixe, Ky., Oct 5. Mrs. Louisville, pharmacy to succeed J. W. board of James H. Boyd, wife of a prominent Fowler,, also of that city, whose term citizen of this place, dropped dead of office had expired. Dimmitt renoon Tuesday. She was shortly after formerly Miss sides at Fifth and Walnut streets, about 30, and was Louisville. Clark, a society belle of Columbia, Ma Baker-Howar- Henderson, Ky., Oct 5. A man who is said to be Charles Williams, and a woman whose identity has not been established, were shot and killed opposite Evansville by an unknown man. A stranger, armed with a gun, crossed the river in a skiff. He met a man and woman in a grove, and immediately opened fire. The women fell dead, and the man received a mortal wound in the head. He was conscious, and said that the dead woman was the slayers wife. He gave his name as Charles Williams. The murderer escaped. In the boat several papers were found containing the name of Jesse J. Coroner Rouseau believes Cornell. that Cornell did the shooting and that he will be captured. The sheriff is on the track of Cornell. As ihe shooting is investigated it appears that the woman deserted her husband for Williams, with whom she was living at the time of the tragedy. New York, Oct 8. A special to the Times from Washington says: Representative Berry, of Kentucky, who is a member of the committee on foreign affairs, when asked what position the democrats would take about annexation, answered without hesitation: "I can answer only for myself. My own position is that the United States should take and keep every foot of ground that has come to us by virtue We of thrashing the Spaniards. 'should do this without listening to or considering the opinion of any other nation. If we choose later on to give away or sell any partof this conquered territory, it is our right to do so, and no other power can say aught against it What we have won by the sword is absolutely our own." Can Can Can Can Can Table Peach for 9cts. 55 cts. MARKSBURY. is holding a protracted meeting at the Fork church assisted by Dr. Davidson, of Shelby-villRev. W. M. Kuykendall Remember, OUR PRICES are always the LOWEST. at this writing. Mrs. Dave Dunn is not much better Mr. Gallaher, of this place, fell and broke his arm last week. Mrs. A. S. Haselden has a nice line of millinery which she will sell very low. We are glad to learn that Mrs. J. W. Poor is slowly improving after a severe spell of fever. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Jennings will celebrate the 50th unniversary of their marriage on Oct 12th. Dr. Armstrong and C. C. Becker, were elected school trustees at last Saturday. Mr. G M. Jenkins has secured the services of Miss Jeanetta Mai Powell, a '98 graduate of J. F. T. as governess. J. W. Fisher, after a pleasant visit to Louisville, has returned home. J. X. Dunn was in the city last week, visiting friends. Mrs. Rebecca Dunn visited friends in Zanesburg last week. John Burnside, from Texas, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Gallaher, of this place. Mrs. Dr. Jennings and little daughter, of Camp Nelson, are visiting friends here. Miss Thompson, of, Lancaster, visited the Misses Simpson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Dunn and Miss Bessie Patton, visited friends in your city last week. R. J. Jennings, of Paint Lick, was among his many friends here Sunday. Mrs. S. C. Humphreys, of Simpsonville, is expected to visit Mrs. Pauline Smith, in a few days. Miss Mattie 'Mae Jenkins, after a delightful month's visit to friends and relatives at Lcuisville and Shelby ville, returned home this week. Our little boy was afflicted with rheumatism in his knee; and at times unable to put his foot to the floor. We tried in vain, everything we could hear of that we thought would help him. We almost give up in despair, when some one advised us to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm. We did so, and the first bottle gave so much relief that we got a second one, and, to our surprise, it cured him sound as.d well. J. T. Bays, Pastor Christian church, Neodesha, Kansas. For sale by R. E. 1m McRoberts. e. BLUE GASS GROCERY CO. W. PERKINS, Clerk, le D. P. Burdett and Cyrus Daily, have been repairing the Old Paper Mill, on E. Boone's Creek. Mr. House says he can now give the people extra meal or flour. D. T. Scott visited friends in Monday. A little daughter came to the home of Wm Currey, on the 3rd. Miss Sadie V. Aldridec' is re covering from a slight attack of fever. cars. x. l. i'ollard has been spending several days with her daughter, Mrs. Ed Bourne, at Bettis. Clarence W. Scott and sister, Miss Lucy, of visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Scott, last week. Rev. W. M. Kuykendall returned Satnrday, from Washington county, where he had a very successful meeting. The church was greatly revived, and thirty-two additions. Mrs. Mike Kenne dy, of Crab Orchard, is at the bedside of her mother, Mrs. F. K. Sutton, who has been seriously ill for several days. Mrs. Hannah Scott, accompanied by Mra Charley Glass, Mrs. Hutrh Scott and little son, Walter, of Jessamine, Office, National Bank. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Scott, last Thursday, When you call for De Witt's Witch Not all men Hazel Salve the great pile cure, don't ed by accept anything else. Don't be talked into accepting a substitute, for piles, ior sores, for burns. Stormcs Drug Store. im Nicho-lasville Nicho-lasville, well-dresse- d EPH. P. BROWN, Mgr. Be on the Safe Side and Insure your Tobacco. R. KINNIARD. are dress J.C. one-thir- HEMPHILL PREACHERSVILLE. but all men dressed by HEMPHILL-arFarmers are busy sowing wheat W. H. Cummins has crone to Cincin Well Dressed Men and its done at a nati with a load of cattle. cost which means a saving of at least L. F. Thompson, of Mt. Vernon .was d as compared with some comhere this week on business. James Moore, of Pineville. is here petitor's prices. looking after his farm he recently My lines of Foreign and Domestic bought or sixty thousand troops will be sent to Cuba, Secretary Alger says. They will not be concentrated ft ly more than is necessary. After all the regiments needed for Cuban service have been designated about 50,000 will be left in camps. The camp at Lexington, Camp Meade in Pennsylvania, and Camp Black in New York, are to be abandoned and only the Southern camps will be maintained for 'winter quarters of the remaining troops. Fiftt Murder Follows Spree. Mt. Vebnon, Ky., Oct 5. At the mouth of Eagle creek, this county, Sunday afternoon, William Boone, aged 20, shot and killed Moses White, aged 18. Both had been drinking. ernor has been informed by Circuit Judge Brown, of the Clay county district, that soldier protection will not be needed at the trial of members of the Baker faction there next month. Boone escaped. To satisfy himself further the governLight Registration. or' has written to several, others, inLouisville, Ky., Oct 5. The regis- cluding the sheriff of the county. tration on this, the first day of the The Bakers still maintain that they three days devoted to it, was very will be mobbed if not protected by light This is due in part to bad troops. weather and in part to lack of interest Landed Five Blocks Away. Mrs. Redman Defeated. Fbakkfobt, Ky., Oct L S. B. Call, Frankfort, Troops Will Not Be Needed. Ky., Oct 1. The gov- If the American Republic is to live, we must provide against political corruption in high places, remarks the Lexington Argonaut We must estimate its character, the law of its motion, the orbit of its course, its magnitude, and the spirit of the power which presides over its activity. Villainous causes beget villainous effects. The effects of disaster to our army arise from no other cause, except Republican corruption, associated with the enemy of humanity avarice and greed. ORGANIZED 1888. Sept Louisville, ter caused the boiler in the Enterprise Ky., SO. Low wa- of Carlisle county, was named Friday of the for assistant sergeant-at-arm- s court of appeals. Mrs. Rodman, who was understood to be slated as successor to her late husband, was defeated by a combination of circumstances after she had at one time the race won. She Used a Razor. Richmond, Ky., Oct 4. Clara Campbell, colored, in a fit of jealousy, Brock Munday with a razor. The Negroes were at a dance and Munday was dancing with another woman when the onslaught was made. She was arrested. Munday will die. New Church Dedication. Hopkjn svrLLE, Ky., Oct 3. The Dew Methodist church at Fairview, PITIZEHS NATIONAL BANK, U OF LAX0A8TEB. XT. Capital, Surplus Fund $100,000 15,000 BUSINESS SOLICIT KD. one of the handsomest in this section of the state, will be dedicated Sunday, Rev. X J. Taggert will October 9. preach the dedicatory sermon. Basket dinner will be served in a grove near the church. Grasshoppers Doing Damage. Frankfort, Ky., Oct 4. Grasshop- Oarefal and Prompt JUteattoaGaaraBteea' J. X. HiaaiXBOTEAX Liwu Y. LB4VXLL. X. T. Hudsok President pers are doing great damage to corn, clover and pastures in the western Kentucky counties. Waste mill to explode Thursday mornEmanuel Morton and Thomas Bachelor were blown 20 feet and terribly scalded. Morton's injuries being LEAF. considered fatal. The boiler was blown several hundred feet in the air Mrs. Minerva Pullins has been quite and landed five blocks away. sick. W. B. Adams returned home from Death of Dr. W. A. Edmunds. Versailles, Ky., Sept 80. Dr. W. North Carolina, a few days ago with A. Edmunds, aged 76 years, of St 26 cattle. Dyphtheria has made its appearance Louis, died at the residence of his Zach T. Sellers, where he in this end of the county, and the peohad recently been making his home. ple are very much alarmed. Notwithstanding the farmers in this, CoL Henry Bullock Dead. wheat; Ky., Oct a CoL Henry vicinity got nothing for their Falmouth, died at his home in this place, they are putting in a larger crop than Bullock aged 74 years. He 'had been an in- ever. valid for nearly two years, and on . Mrs. Sallie'.Leavell, of Bryantsville, Wednesday of last week was stricken has been with her sister, Mrs. J. W. with paralysis, from which he never Smith, helping her to wait upon the sick for several days. rallied. J. W. Smith has been very low with Death of T. C Vallandlngham. Georgetown, Ky., Oct a Thomas pneumonia. Hurlbert, his son, who C Vallandlngham, one of the oldest has been very feeble for sometime, is n and citizens of Scott coun- gradually growing worse, and his litty, is dead at his home near Sadieville, tle baby girl, came very near dying with whooping cough. aged 78 years. ing. best-know- Rev. C. W. Clay, the Methodist min- Woolens are all in and I can show you ister for the present year, has moved quality and prices that will interest into the parsonage. John Carpenter, who has been visit- you. ing here for some time has returned to his home in Kansas. Rev. J. S. Ra- Ready-To-We- ar gan and wife, of Mortonsville, is here MANSE. visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jones L. Anderson gave the younsr Dconle a School has been suspended at this nice candy pulling Thursday night, place on account of diphtheria Sev- which was much enjoyed by those eral children are real sick, but none present are very dangerous, except little IrTruth wears well. People have vine Crawford, who is in quite a criti- learned that DeWitt's Little Early cal condition. Kisers are reliable little nills for remi Miss Nevial Davis, of Danville, is lating the bowels, curing constipation the charming guest of Miss Willie May ana siclt headache. They don't erine. Tailor-mad- e Denny this week. Mrs. Lizzie Fran- Stormes Drug Stsre. lm cis, of Richmond, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Susie LeavelL Miss Minnie MT. HEBRON Woods, of Hustonville, has returned home, after a visit to Misses Jimmie Rev. J. I. Wills filled his pulpit at and I will guarantee to fit you, both in Tailor-made- , McCormack and Jennie HigginsMt Hebron, Sunday. Suits, and will ask you to come and compare prices after looking Adna, the eldest child of Rev. and W. D. Scott and Mrs. Peachie Grow. Truly Yours. Mrs. A. W. Crawford, died of diphthewere in your town Saturday on busi elsewhere. ria Saturday morning, after only three ness. days illness. She was only 8 years of Miss Ruby Scott, who has been sick age, a member of the Presbyterian for several days is improving slowly. and a lovely christian child. Isaac church, Montgomery is very sick, don't Her loss will be deeply felt, not only think it possible for him to recover. family, but among the members of the Mrs. Daniel Mc Miller is at her fath all in the community will miss her ers, Jame3 Montgomery, with fever. sweet smile, which she always wore. Jno. B.Stout. E. TV. Idllard. Mrs: Rebecca Scott, of Jessamine, She was an unusually bright child of spent a few days last week in this vi her age, and God in his Providence cinity. Charley Peacock, of Jellico, saw best to take her out of this sinful Tenn., spent Saturday night and Sunworld to walk with Him above. The day, with his mother-in-laMrs. Mabereaved parents have the sympathy ry A. Ford. Mrs. Mattie Roberts, of Jessamine, of all who have the honor of knowing spent Friday and Mrs. Peachie Grow, with Mrs. V. D. Scott them. Old fashions in dress may be revived, CalsAAMA CUBAN RELIEF cum but no old fashioned medicine can re- F IdlllCrS Colic KeuralgSaand Toothache vmflve mjnuteg. SonrStomach place Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and and Summer Complaints. Price, 25 Cents. E. Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by R.. lm McRob.rts. "Stiver Plate that Wears:' Sis All Wool, at $6.50 to $18.00. suits toy our measure, $10 and $35 Read-to-we- - J. C HEMPHILL blOVLZ, Lilla,v& & 9' EADING P HUGGISTS.J Stationery, Paints, Oils, Etc. ;- -: DAWVILLE. oooooococ ooooocooxx: ' KENTUCKY, Election On Bond Issuo.Moupuwic Let us call your attention to out TO Negro Prisoner Escape. Biskky CD. Waxxbb...! W. O. DIRECTORS: Asks for Heavy Damage. L Mrs. Aggie Assistant Cash'r Grief, widow of J. H. Grief, who was Bookkeeper shot and killed a short time since by Eufus Veal, filed suit for damages in Cualer Paducah, Ky., Oct J.M.EieIKBOTHAlf, LBWIlT.LBA.TBtX, J. S. Johxioh, H.C.Abkold, Jb. AiBX.QlBBS, T. M. Abkold, B.T. Hudson. J.J.WAXJCXB Jacob t.bobixm. the circuit court Friday. The slayer The 1st Kentucky to Be Mustered Out. of the plaintiffs husband is made the Louisville, Ky., Sept 80. The 1st $50,000 dam-defendant in the suit and regiment of Kentucky volunteers, ages is asked. which is now quartered at Ponce, amNUIIAN TEA pare Porto Rico, has v 6ia, Constipationsind Indi- be mustered out,been ordered home to gestion. Regulates the Layer. Price, 25 ct. Lawbencebubo, Kyi, Oct 4. James Allen, a desperate Negro character, filed the lock from the door of the county jail and escaped. The jail was built about 15 years ago and Allen is the second prisoner to escape. Pff Dyjipep-rlilHl- July 25th. 1893. the legal voters of Garrard county, voters in the general election held in and for said county i November 1S95, voted in favor of tha Fiscal CoTrt acquiring and maintaining Triple plated Knives and Forks. the Turnpike .Roads in saul county, They are made to wear, and con- and the question being submitted to them, the said legal voters of Garrar.L sidering1 the quality, style and finish, county, in general election hedd in and can make you a very low price for said county in Noveiaber 1S93. therefore it is ordered and. adjudged The knives are plated on the best that at the regular election to ha held of steel, and the forks on hard in and for Garrard county on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in Nowhite nickel silver. They are vember 1S93 which is on the 8th day of November 1898, an election shall be guaranteed to give satisfaction to How to Prevent Croup. held and a poll shall be opened at We have two children who are sn b" the purchaser. each voting place in each voting precinct in said county atwhioh all legal "of croup. Whenever an ject to attacks voters in said county shall be privil-edge- d attack is com ing on my wife gives to vote on the questi on, "Are them Chamberlain's Cough Remedy you in favor of issuing bonds for the purchase and xnaintainan ce of th and it always prevents the attack. It Turnpike roads of the county, free of is a housohold necessity in this.county toll to the tray eling public ?" and it is and no matter what else we run out of further ordered that the Sheriff of A full line of Spoons, Sugar Shells. Garrard county- be and h e is herebv it would not do to be without Chamdirected to advertise said, election and berlain's Cough Remedy. More of it Butter Knives, etc, in "1847 therefor is sold here than of all other cougl gfoods always on hand. Let vt object before dateatofleast thirty day.s said, election in next medicines combined. J. M. Nickle, The Cxxtkal Record, x being the show them to you. Nickleville, Bros., merchants, newspaper having the larfl est circulaO. THOMPSON. tion in said county, aad also by print-Pa. For sale by R E. McRoberts. lm "1847 Be Held NOT. 8,1898. i next before date of said election. ) Garrard "Whereas, CouNTr Court-Calle- d term Fiscal Court Rogers Bros" - J. cinct in said county and at the Court House door for at least thirty days It is further ordered that it tne voir hereby ordered is in favor of said bond obeissue then the Fiscal Court will, in statdience to said vote and under the subject, issue utes relating to this bonds in any sum not exceeding thirty-fiv- e thousand dollars, (S35.000.00) for , the purpose of acquiring and maintain-said roads and to be issued upon in? such terms as to time of payment and payments of interest and sale of bonds as the Court may in its discretion deem beat, bnt the bonds are not to be sold or bear for less than their par 6 per cL interest per at a greater rate than until paid and date of issue bevond SO years. The lire not to extend of the Garrard County and Fiscal Court is herebv ordered to certifv a ropy of this order to the Sheriff of larranl county on or before the 1st day of August 1898. B. A. BCRSsrDE. Judge Garrard County Con A true coor. Att: J. M. Duncan, Cleric Pursuant to the foreRoinjr order of the Garrard ounty Fiscal cou-- t, which, is made partof this notice, an election will be held and polls opened at all the regular voting places in Garrard county at the next regular election, which will be held November 8, 1898, whinh election, in all respects, will be held in accordance with the general election . laws of Kentucky. J. B Satjsdkks, S. G. C The Fall Quartette Will Now Bring Forth It's Musie for the Public Dressin Extra Fine t T fv yf s T ks T VV f f vy NV 4 I1 ts 'T 'Ts 'T 'Ts Overcoats, Nobby Shirts, Stetson Hats, 4 i These together make fine harmony. t3- - -- - - -- 4 -- ; f A vf 'Y 'Ts 'Yx J. L. Frohman (LiZlivievy THE GLOBE 136, & Co., Telephone a suit in the Breathit circuit court 'ast week for the Breathitt Coal, Iron and Lumber Co., to recover a tract of 1,210 acres of land and that the suit involves the title to a boundary of 129,000 acres of very fine coal and lumber lands. He feels confident of success, and his opinion upon a legal proposition is, in our opinion, entitled to the highest respect. One thing is certain, if he fights this Cordially case as he used to fight cases when we knew him best, his clients will get the benefit of all there is in the case, and may consider themselves fortunate in Additional Local. procuring his services; and besides, he You ought to know that when suf tells us he has Judge Mat Walton, of Flowers. Shade. fering from any kidney trouble that a Lexington, an old Lancaster boy, and of our safe, sure remedy is Foley's Kidney Mr. J. E Patrick, a Blue Grass Nurseries. old citizen, Tom Richards, associated Cure. Guaranteed, or money refund with him in the case, 'i hat makes a ed, lin strong team, all fr.om and through Everything for Orchard, Lawn Free. Lancaster the grand old town, whose and Garden. Fruit and OrnamenAn imported, bris.le clothes brush, sons know no defeat tal Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Vines, made in Germany, value SI, will b De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve has the Small Fruits, Rhubard, Asparagus given with each pair of pants, suit or overcoat bought of Howard Tailoring largest sale of any Salve in the world and all stock grown in nurseries. ompany, and satisfaction guaranteed This fact and its merit has led dishon- Prices reasonable, as we employ no est people to attempt to counterfeit it agents. Descriptive catalogue on in price, fit and quality. Look out for the man who attempts to application to M. D. Hughes, Agent deceive you when you call for DeWitt's H. F. HILXENMEYFR, Witch Hazel Salve the great pile cure. To the Wild and Woolly West. Phone 279. Lexington, Ky lm Mr. R. E. Henry, who has been at Stormes Drug Store. work in this office for several years, You invite disappointment when you has concluded to carry out Horace experiment DeWitt's S. BEAZLEY, Little Early Ri Greeley's advice and go west to grow sers are pleasant, , easj-thorough little up with the country. He will first vis pills. They cure constipation and sick Teeth filled and extracted with it his relatives in Arkansas and then headache out pain. Crown and Bridge just as sure as you take locate in Oklahoma. It almost took them. Work a specialty. Office over T. S. Elkin'd Stormes Drug Siorc lm the wind out of The Rkcokd's sails for meat shop, la the new Thompson buildicg. Bob to leave, as he filled his position Glovannoll ICinnuIrd. He was faithful at all 60 acceptably. The marriage of Mr. Harry Giovan times and did his work in a cheerful noli and Miss Carrie Kinnaird, daugh manner. He was far from being ter of Mrs. Mary Kinnaird, was sol mama's darling, consequently was the emnized Wennesday at half past twelve To Obtain Roaster kind of help one wishes to employ at the residence o. the bride's uncle, We can heartily recommend Bob to Mr. James Kinnaird, Lexington aye- anyone wishing an honest, reliable nue. 'I he ceremony was performed in man. Captain White and Tommy. a most impressive manner by Dr. E Hammonds will stick the type for the M. Green, of the First Presbyterian paper. We will set our own ads. and do church, a&sisted Ly Rev. J. R. Savage, job work. We hope those owing the of the Methodist Episcopal church. office will note the last sentence and The wedding was a very quiet one, on fork out what they owe. Oar already ly the immediate members of the fami big task being doubled we will have lies being present The absence of all no time to make fifteen to twenty attempts at ostentation, the simplici trips for every dollar owing us. ty and refinement that marked the occasion intensified the solemnity and tine Aiinute uougn tJure surprises was in perfect harmony with the charpeople by its quick cures and children acter of thesa two and may take it in large quantities with greatly beloved young people, both of Call at my store and we will explain out the least danger. It has won for whom are in Danville and itself the best reputation of any prep- the State and possess a host of friends aration used for colds, croup, who will join with every Talk about cheap goods, when von buy of member of me you know you buy the best. We allow no tickling in the throat or obstinate the Advocate's goods undersell force in extending one "tolend monev us ou same grade of we ex- we waut Interest. If If we coughs. Stormes Drug Store. lm heartiest congratulations and b'diing cbange goons lor aonars. we waniayery sinn.ii them Godspeed. Mr. and Mrs. Giovan-no- margin, auy oi us ana get pure groceries. r. o. a. left at noon for New York, to be DO NOT RUN" AFTER THE Mr. L. D. Routt, General Organizer for the Fraternal Order of America, in- absent about a week. Danville Advo CHEAP JOHNNIES. stituted a Council, of 30 charter mem- cate. Mr. Giovannoli has been connected Call anft Enjoy a Pleasant Chat. Odd Fellows Hall, last Saturbers at with the Advocate for several years. day night news Pleased to see you. The officers, for the first year, are as There is not a better NO WORRY HERE. follows: G. M. Patterson, W. C; John paper man in the state. Socially he is Estes, W. V. C; J. T. Hill, W. P. C; one of the best fellows in the world. Everybody likes Harry. He is blessed M. BALLOU. J. J. Barton, Prelate; Dr. J. M. Acton, with the gift of making it pleasant for Secretary; J. C. Ihompson, all he meets with, and time never II. C. Hamilton, C. G., Maldrags when in his company. As an old colm Tillett, I. &; Silas Moss, O. W. A. Arnold, James Clark and J. C. Liend we extend heartiest coagratu-latiouof No, 541 Fourth ave., Louisville, Ivy Gastineau, Trustees. will hi at Mason Hotel, Lancaster, Ky., The Ritualistic work is said to be The marriage o" Miss Minna Crutch- - on ' most excellent and the insurance feat- er, of Richmond, to G. V. Evans, Jr, ure is very desirable, giving protection is announced to Monday, October 31, 1898' take place next at what it is worth. The plans are month. The prospective bride is quite Returning one day each month. Eyes among the most approved, and the or- a favorite in this city, where she has examined and glasses scientifically ade der is undet management, been a frequent visitor. justed. the Supreme Council being under the Foot Ball. supervision of some of the best men in Cincinnati. Mr. Routt is a competent, Lancaster versus Richmond High affable gentleman and has won the hool. Game called at 3 o'clock, on The service of Nurses who have graduated respect and confidence of the entire Dr. Herring's grounds, tomorrow, Sat- from the Louisville Traiuinc School can be secured at the Pattle A. Clay Infirmary of community. urday. Admission 15 cents, ladies free. Richmond, Ky,; price $15 per week, except in A good team has been selected and a contusions cases, for whleh $20 is charged. Application for nurses should be made to tne More than twenty million free sam hot game is promised. Superintendent of Infirmary. pies of PeWitt's Witch Haze Salve The Editor Enjoyed Xt. have b3en distributed by the manu An editor died of starvation after facturers. What better proof 6f their confidence in it's merits do you want? making Dr. Tanner ashamed of himIt cures piles, burns, scilds. sores, in self, was being escorted to heaven by the shortest space of time Stormes an angel who had been sent out for Drug Store. that purpose. im TO "May I look at that other nlace be B. M Hurdett Here. fore we ascend to eternal happiness?" Our old friend and "E isily," said the angeL B. M. Burdett, who has been living in So they went below and skirmished i'lorida for the last eleven vears. call around, taking in the sights. The an ed on us Monday morning. Except for gel lost track of the editor, and went hads to hunt for a little wear and tear he looks natural aroundhim sitting by a furnacehim. He found fanning and seems to be himself as in the days Indianapolis, Peoria and himself and gazing with, rapture upon of yorej is cheerful, bright, And looks a lot of people in the fire. There was Michigan Points as if he might be of good use for years a sign on the furnace which said: to coma We know he will if he will 'Delinquent subscribers!" Trains leave Seventh Street Station only come back to Lancaster and live "Come." said the angel, "we must and First Street Station. going." in the pure atmosphere he was used "You go on," said the editor. "I'm to. He tells us that he is rather City Ticket Office, 318 Fourth Avenue. tired of Florida and its killing frosts not coming. i This is heaven enoughj r. C and freezeouta, and that his wife is S. more so, and perhaps he may come C U BAN O I Lcnre back to Kentucky to spend the ba'.ann I HMIIVI Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Eheu General Agent Passenger Dep't. of his days, He tells us that he brought matism and Sores. Price, 25 cents Louisville, Ky. Danville, Ky. 8. In articles suitable for Wed ling Presents. Tea Table, Dessert Spoons and Forks. Also Berry and Salad Spoons. Cream an Gravy Ladles. Uutter Knives, the highest grade only carried. Exquisite Cut Glass in New Cuttings. 1 Don't Mrs. RoMrs. Beauchamp. berta Eikin, of Lancaster, a daughter of Gen. D. K. Collier, and President of the Eighth district W. C. T. U., responded on behalf of the delegates from that section. Mrs. Ellrin's eloquent effort was greatly appreciated, mingling as it did a great deal of patriotism and love of couatry with words that voiced the sentiments of every woman, be she wife, We will have on display a very select and elegant line of pattern or sweetheart, mother, daughter, sister in this broad land. Her touching allusion to the entire reunion hats and bonnets. of the blue and gray was warmly ap A very cordial invitation is extended to all. plauded." t Opening, Ocz. 8. OPENING, REMEMBER, STERLING SILVER C. Saturday, DForg-e- Saturday, Oct. All are ' N. McDONNELL, Jeweler and Optician, R. KiHNAlRD'S Danville, Kentucky. Invited. Telephone 85. NOEL SISTERS. changed to Amarillo, Texas, at which place he is teaching in a large college. Mrs. Louis Landram entertained at tea last Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. W. C. McFarland, of New York City. Mrs. II. M. Ballou and little daugh ter, Pattiline, have returned from sev' eral month's visit to relatives in Shel by ville. Mrs. W. C McFarland and son. Lan Tlie Dates Respectfully, THE Miss Sallie Tillett. L CAPITAL 200,000.00 ) 6 ( Fruit. CENTRAL RECORD. FRIDAY, October, 7, 1898. Fall, 1898. f -- OF- SURPLUS. J65.ooo.09. In- - insurance Agency Representing 57,000,000 Over the following Fire Insurance Companies LANCASTER, KY. A. R. Dexny. President, a J:io. E. Stoemes, Vice President. wk.H.Kinnaibd, Cashier. S. C. Denny, Assistant Cash'r. B. T. Embby I PERSONAL. I J. F. Robinson. Jb, Ass't Sauflcy Ilughes took iv the trots at Louisville this week. Mrs. Wary Allan Weisiger is visiting friends in Lexingtou. Hon. George T. Farris has heen ct home for a few days. Mrs. George. M. Patterson is in Cin" cinnati for a few days. Sam Joseph, a Cincinnati drummer, was here the first of the week. Misses Addie and Bertha Burnside were visitors in Danville Monday. First Sergt Al. Curtis, of Richmond, has been visiting Capt. Sam Duncan. W. A. Arnold has returned from a visit to Nicholasville and Lexington. George Mcltoberts was over from Stanford Sunday, to sea a pretty girl. Misses Nellie Marrs and Maggie Tomlinson, visited Danville last week. Anthony Busby, a soldier boy, of Lexington, is visiting Dr. Bush's family. Mrs. Margaret Gill attended the W. G T. U. Conventior at Louisville, last weeic Miss Helen Thurmond was Mrs. U. D. Simpson's guest Saturday and Sunday. dram, Ic'.t Monday for Iluntsville, bama, where Capt. MeFarland is tioned. Alasta- DIRECTORS Mrs. W. 0. Bradley and daughter. Miss Christine, of Frankfort, have DENTIST. Sam'l. D.Cochran, Alex. R. Denny. W. R. Cook, 9 rjts been visiting relatives in this city for several daja Mrs. Albert Schilling, of Richmond, accompanied by her two bright children, Carl and Marie, are guests of Miss Nellie Dilon. Mrs Dr. Acton, who has been critically ill of typhoid fever, is some better. Dr. Acton, of Louisville, was called to see her. Misses Wood and Burnside, of Stanford, and Miss Watts, of Richmond, are expected today to visit Misses Bes sie and Jennie Burnside. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dsn man and sweet little daughter, FrancU ,Lee, have returned to Nicholasville, after a brief visit to relatives here. Misses Bessie and Jennie Burnside will entertain tomorrow evening at a Military Tea, in honor of their guests and the soldier boys at home. We regret to lenrn of the illness of Mr. J. L. Frohman, at Danville. He is a mighty clever fellow and a good Miss Ollie Mitchell, of Pittsburg, is friend of The Record. He is some visiting Mrs. Nora Miller, Danville avbetter now. enue. Miss Bettina Anderson, the artist in Mr. Keth Lackey, of South America, crayon and water colors will be over visited Mr. D. M. Lackey's family from Lancaster this week to isit her Monday. sister, Mrs. W. T. Brownintr. Lexing Mrs. Charles Norris and little daugh- ton Argonaut ter, Mattie, have returned from a visit Mrs. A. K. Campbell returned to her to Frankfort. home in Minerva, Ohio, where her B. A. Spencer, of Louitville, spent husband is pastor of the Christian Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mis. church, after a month's visit to her pa P. W. Spenc'r. rents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wald. n. Mr. and Mri. J. W. Miller have reJudge Robinson and wi'e will leave turned from a pleasant visit to Louis- this week to spend the winter in Caliville relatives. fornia. The Judge has rented his Their legion of Miss Amy Davidson is the guest of farm near town. her aunt, Mrs. W. J. liomans, on Rich- friends hope they will soon return greatly benefitted iu health. mond avenue. Miss Henri Fish has returned to MissEliza Smith has suflieiently recovered to resume her school duties at Crab Orchard from a delightful visit to Miss Rella Arnold at Lancaster, loud Ml 6 m school house. in her praises of the people of thai, Judge W. E. Walker has been as- city, who know so well how to entersigned to duty as U. S. storekeeper at tain visitors. Stanford Journal. Curley's, Camp Nelson. A report was in circulation last Rev. H. N. Faulconer and wife left Tujsday for Barbourviile, where they night that Col. Andy Rice, of Garrard, was dead, but one of the youngest and will remain for a while. healthiest-lookinmen in town early Misses Kate and Lillian Kinnaird this morning was the Colonel. He have gone to Columbi s, Ohio, to spend says he has no idea of. dying not un the month with relatives. til after the m xt circus, anyway. Mr. and Mrs S. D. Rothwell have Danville Advocate. And we suspect he would also ike 'o returnid Irom Dripping Springs, havtake in at least one more mountain ing had a successful season. dance before departing. "Big" Rice Dr. Steele Bailey, of Stanford, was is one of the cleverest men in Ke itui.-khere this week to see Lieut Claude and should be left on earth for Wherritt, who is some better. many years as an example of honesty, Ilughes Aldridge, of Co. L., has re- - uprightness and clever h artedness. ;c3vered sufficiently to be on the streets. Speaking of the W. G T. U. ConvenWill Marksbury remains qjite ill. tion the Louisville Post has the folAl BarnsiJe has recovered lowing among its notes: . in m ais recent illness and is ready to Mrs. Beauchamp's annual address was full of valuable statistics and a start to Cuba on ihs shortest notice. summing up for the year. She refer Ashby Warren, corporal of Captain red to the gratification felt by the W. Duncan's company, was over from C T. D. at the action of Miss Christine Bradley, who made for herself and Stanford Sunday to see his relations. for the women of Kentucky a national Mrs. Elizabeth Denny is at heme reputation in the christening of the Kenta cky. "Christine from a visit to h.r neice, Mrs White, battleship was Bradley brought at White's Station, in Madison county. Temperance Union of up in the Royal Lancaster, Ky., and for this the ladies of that union Ashbrook C Frank orders his paper may well feel an honest pride." said g y, Jas Spllman, A. C. Robinson. L. Davidson, Jno.E. Stormes. .Etna oi Hartford. Ouecn or America. National of Hartlort. riiciiix of Brooklyn. Hartford of Hartford. Manchester of England. Connecticut of Hartford. North British and Jlercliantile. Sdrana American of Xew York. Liverpool and London and Globe. I also represent the old reliable New York Life Insurance A Few HOW a of Points "SUPERIORITY-- IN Frss. THEn- - Over All Other Heaters. The Practically INDESTRUCTIBLE AIR BLAST FIRE BOWL, PRODUCES THE FOLLOWING RESULTS Perfect combustion of Soft Coal, consuming all the Fumes and Gases, gaining just so much more heat that In other stoves Is wasted. Great Economy in this. much-admire- d The Cross Drafts from the Bowl, causes the heat to be radiated to the floor Instead of to the celling, like other direct draft stoves. well-know- n Great Satisfaction in this. " y Perfect control of the fire, so an even heat can be maintained, and a good fire kept pver night. Great Comfort in this. of li Will Burn Any Kind Unprecedented Heat, Economy, Durability. Fuel witTr Equal Satisfaction. manufactured for O. K. STOVE AND RANGE CO. For Sale by J. C. ROBINSON, LANCASTER, KY. H. Cashier-Treasure- r; s. Ilr. R. DaldstEin, gilt-edg- Trained Nurses. M M$x THAN BIG FOUR Wll . CORSETS SALE BY Successor to Lackey & IIV fellow-citize- CHICAGO! FOR TOE LOGAN DRY GOODS V. CO. "WaBENG-E. BEST TERMINALS W. H. LACKEK, Gulley. NEW LIVERY. I have purchased the to furnish the lker stable and am prepared First-Cla- s LIVERY STABLE. HANDSOME TURNOUTS, . Very Best Rigs on the shortest notice. Special attention given Commercial Travelers. PlflHfm J. GATES. REASONABLE PRICES SPECIAL ATTENTION TO TRAVEUItC'MEN. RICE A FULL HOUSE WINS! A house full A house full of Bargains WINS of Buyers OQOOO000000000000000000000000000 j -- pp ERj DRY GOODS FROM Fresh eggs 12 The Cruel Knife! surgical operation to cure cancer, or any other blood disease. The cruelty of such treatment is illustrated in the alarming number of deaths which result from it. The disease is in the blood, and hence can not be cut out. Nine times out of ten the surgeon's knife only hastens death. My son had a most malignant Cancer, for which the doctors said an operation was the only hope. Theoper-atio- n was a severe one, as it was necessary to cut down to the jawbone and scrape it. Before a great while the Cancer seturned, and began to grow rapidly. We gave him many remedies without re lief, and finally. unon tht advice 01 1 friend, decided to try S. S. S. (Swift's Specific), and with! tlic ftppnnd bnttle he began to improve. After twenty bottles had been taken, the Cancer disappeared entirely, and he was cured. The cure was a permanent one. for he is now seventeen years old. and has never had a sign of the dreadful disease to reJ. N. Murdoch, turn. 270 Snodgrass St., Dallas, Texas. l-2c- CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, ts per doz. this week. Buys Partner's Intrrest. Dolph Rice has bought the interest of Churchill Yeager in the livery bus iness at Danville, and as soon as the burned stable is repaired will run the business in his own name. Dolph will purchase an entire new outfit of buggies, stoe'e eta Seed Wheat, We have some splendid seed wheat 11. Do R. H B ATSON ASTHMA. TarlsguaranteedtocWe prompt relief In all case of Asthma, Do not class this with other medicine that has failed to give ron relief. CONSUMPTION. It is absolutely useless to expect a does not understand what he is about or he does not give it sufficient atten-t'oQhere is money in poultry. AfsluLlorn cough or tickling in the throat yields to One minute Cough Cure Harmless in effect, touches the right spot, reliable and just what is wanted. It acts at once. Stormes Drug Store. lm That man has the best prospect for a successful season on the farm who has his work well in hand, and has no inclination to overreach himself in h s desire to cover tso much ground. Give the crops the best of intelligent care from start to finish, and there are nine chances out of ten that we will get a good crop for our pains. COUGHS. not neglect a Cough orCold.asdelan aroof- ten dangerous. Foley's pleasant, safe and sure sure. Contains no opiates and is guaranteed. Foley's Honey and Honey antJTarisa Siiri LA CRIPPE. If rou hare had the Qrip probably need a liable medicine like Pojrou MM msIm OF LEXINGTON, KY. Co., Foley's Honey and Tar does not hold out for sale. It has been screened clean. and uniform grain, call and see us. A. IS. Marksbury. hopes In adranoed stages, but claims to sire relief in the Tery worst cases, and in early stages to effect a cure. to heal your Inngs and atop the racking cough incidental to this disease Dr. J. 0. Bishop, new, Mich., says: used Foley's ley's Honey and Tar Over $115,000.00 Paid in Maturities. Over $40,000.00 Reserve and Surplus. The Following Coupons Redeemed July 1898: Name. Address. Rev. J. H. Stanley, Lexington, Ky Climax PrintingCo., Richmond, Ky J. H. Baker, Lexlngtog. Ky J. Bafcer. Lexington, Ky Newport News Syndicate, Newport News Va Newport News Syndicate. Newport News, Va. Newport News Syndicate, Newport, News, Va Newport Vews Syndicate, Newport News, Va M. J. Forston, Paris, Ky Hattie Jacobs, Cincinnati, O Patrick and Mary Fox. Maysville Ky E. L. Denbard, Louisville. Ky C. D. Doll, Louisville, Ky F. H.Norton. Lexington Ky F. II. Norton Lexicgton, Ky Mrs. A. T. Million, Richmon, Ky F. II. Norton, Lexington, Ky Robert Hoeillch, Maysville, Ky Mrs. Emma L. Liitta, Lexington, Ky C. and Martha DIggs, Lexington, Ky B. A. Spangler, Louisville Ky Gladys Huffman, Butte Mont Howard Snepberd, Lexington Ky Howard Shepherd, Lexington, Ky Howard Shepherd, Lexington, Ky Howard Shepherd, Lexington, Ky Howard Shepherd Lexington.JCy. Howard Shepherd Lexington Ky A. J. WIntorsmith, I'adncah. Ky B. L. Eggleston. Lexiugtin Ky Mary K. Fadden. Lexington, Ky F. M. Drake. Grand Rapids, Mich Mrs. L. Z.Taylor, Richmond, Ky B. R. Gray, Newport News. Va Mary A. Warren. Lexington. Ky Helen McElrath. Carrolton, Ky Otto E. Vollenweider, McArthnr.0 Dauiel Boone Club, Richmond, Ky Daniel Roone Club, Richmond, Ky Newland Jones Richmond, Ky..... W. F. White Estate, Lexington, Ky Good t Co., Lexington, Ky .. W. F, White Estate, Lexington, Ky Annie P. Peay. Lexington Ky . A. L. Marschall, Lexington, Ky W.D. Fiuch. Danville, Ky L. Fischer, Louisville, Ky John D B. Good. Lexington, Ky V.N.Gardner, Lexington, Ky Mrs. Jennie Fesler. Cincinnati. O Luke U. Milward, Lexington, Ky Baptist Church, Paris, Ky R. F. Johnson fc Co., Lexington, Ky R. F. Johnson, Baltimore, Md O. R. Marshall. Lexington, Ky W. C. Nichols, Louisville, Ky D. B. Good. Lexington, Ky W. B. Anderson and wife, Lexington, Ky Rev.J.V. Riley, Versailles, Ky F. U.Norton, Lexington, Ky D.B. Good, Lexington. Ky Dr. 8. A. Donaldson, Lexington, Ky Dr. S. A. Donaldson, Lexington, Ky G. M. Aslier. Lexington, Ky A. M.Newton, Lexington, Ky J. D. Purcell, Lexington, Ky Mrs. Sallle Owens, Lexington, Ky F. C. Smith, La Grange. Ky ValenteSentney, Lexington, Ky Mrs. J. D. Armstrong, Lexington, Ky Cost. $ Three Doctors in Consultation. From Benjamin Franklin. .Absolutely is Swift's Specific, the only hope for Cancer S.S.S.rTh, Blood as it is the only remedy which goes to the very" bottom of the blood and forces out every trace of the disease. 8. S. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable, nnd contains no potash, 'mercury, or other mineral. Books on Cancer will be mailed fre( to any address by the Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. "When you are sick, what you like best is to be chosen for a medicine in the first place; what experience tells you is best, to be chosen in the second place; what reason (L e. , Theory) says is best is to be chosen in the last place. Hut if you can get Dr. Inclination, Dr. Experience and Dr. Reason to hold a consultation together, they will give you the best adyice that can be taken." When you have a bad cold Dr. Inclination would recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy because it is pleasant and safe to take. Dr. Experience would recommend it because it never fails to effect a speedy and permanent cure. Dr. Reason would recommend it because it is prepared on scientific principles, and acts on nature's plan in relieving the lungs opening the secretions and restoring the system to a natural and healthy condition. For sale by R. E. McRoberts. lm Ironical I fa. If a girl suffers from chapped lips she never blames the chaps. If a man speaks without thinking, he's apt to say what he thinks. If a man is lucky he never speaks of the proverbial luck of fools. If a man have no scruples about fish ing on Sunday they're apt to have drams. If there is nothing in a man he is not on the visiting list of opportunity. If gossips would stop to think their tongues would get a much needed rest. If the teacher flogs a girl pupil he hits the miss; if the girl dodges she misses a hit. If people would frankly adoiit their ignorance lots of useless argument might be avoided. Is you want to borrow trouble you will always find people willing to lend it without security. Chicago News. There is no word so full of meaning . and about which such tender ana holy recollections cluster as that of " Mother " she who watched, over our helpless infancy and guided our first tottering step. Yet the life of every Expectant Mother is beset with danger and all effort should be made to avoid it. so assists nature i croup. Thousands of infants and children dla yearly of Croup, erery one of these innocents could have been saved had Fo- - pneumonia; "I hare Honey very MOTHER! of Ag- - Paid. 20.05 20.06 22.25 22.25 22.25 22.2 20.06 17.44 90 9JM 10.30 10.50 10.S0 lOJiO and Tar In throe ley's Honey and Tar been glren them in time. serere cases of Pneamo nia the past month, with good results." 10.' 10.50 9 JM 8 50 9.50 8,V) The Father of Miss May Collins, the Ke. tucky Free Thinker Who Was Found Dead, Commits Sulc.de. WALLACETON. Barn, to the wife of Vm. Wilson, on the 30th, a boy. Mr. John Mitchell, Sen., is confined to the house with a complication of rheumatism, neuralgia, etc. Mr. Salem Wylie, who has been suffering for nearly a month with fever, seems to be slowly improving. Wallaceton and vicinity have at last adopted Standard time; and now our Common Schools, religious services, etc are opened accordingly. The supper at the Baptist Church here Friday night was quite a success. A large crowd had their appetites satisfied, the best of order prevailed ami the receipts amounted to about 25. The Trustees Election here Saturday was the quietest for years. There was none of the "wire pulling"' which usually, at so many places, attends and disgraces the occasion. In fact there was hardly a ''quorum' of the voters present. Months of neglect cannot be over come by feeding a few doses of the remedy after hogs are past help Avoid risk and make extra flesh by feeding Dr. Haas' Hog Remedy in time and according to directions. For sale by J. M. Higginbotham. lm Several of our farmers became so industrious and economical last week that they put in the beautiful nights in their corn fields rather than see the time and their fodder both go to waste. On the fifth Sunday of the present month the Baptist Church here will be dedicated. Rev. J. B. Crowch, of Stanford, will preach the dedicatory sermon and a grand time is anticipa- so.te 17.41 17.41 20.06 20.06 Mother s Paris, Ky., Oct. 4. T. C. Collins, father of Miss May Collins, the Ken- 8o 9.50 9.50 8.50 tucky free thinker, who was found dead in a Boston hotel with a male companior over a year ago, drowned hinuelf in a pond at Elizabeth, four miles from Paris. He first loosened dread, suffering or gloomy fore- the tap on one wheel ef his buggy, bodings, to the hour when she then tied himself in the buggy and experiences the joy of Motherhood. drove into ten feet of water in the Its use insures safety to the lives pond. He was not quite dead when of both Mother and Child, and she discovered, but never regained conis found stronger after than before sciousness. It is believed that a recent escapade confinement in short, it "makes Childbirth natural and easy," as of a younger daughter caused him to" Don't be commit suicide. so many have said. t rl Expectant V I A tl H Mother IK I 111 bled to lookfor- ward without a . the 8.50 8.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 8.50 8.50 8.50 8.50 8.50 8.50 7.50 7.50 90 I7.lt 20.U6 17.44 17.41 15 00 15.00 15.00 17.44 17.11 17.14 1741 17.41 17.41 15.00 15.00 12.57 12,57 12.57 12.57 12.37 12,57 12.57 12,57 12.57 12.57 144.C0 141.00 114.00 1S2-0- t"0 CM) persuaded to use anything but Temperance Louisville, Workers in Louisville." Ky., Oct. L Temper- : ...... C5o 6,50 MM AND STOCK NOTES In some parts of Norway corn is stil used as a substitute for coin. Good cows are never found in neighborhoods where the practice of using any kind of a little scrub Lull as a sire is followed. Do Not Be Imposed On. Always insist on getting Foley's Honey and Tar, as it is positively, absolutely and unqualifiedly the best cough medicine. Accept no substitute. lm. Hugh Bell, of Circleville, Ohio, bought of various Garrard county parconsisting of '200 ties eight fine cattle at 4c per pound. The stock was shipped via. the L. & N. to Ohio, where they will be fed for expert No unpleasant odor or taste will result in the milk from 'cabbage fed to cows just after milking, night and morning. Generous quantities of outside leaves and loose heads will show great results in increasing the milk supply. If the poultry business does not pay it will almost always be found that the fault lies with the owner, and not with the business itself. Either he s, ance workers are swarming into the city from all quarters of the state Friday for the 18th annual convention of the state W. C. T. U., which will be inMy wife suffered more in ten minutes with either of her other two chil- augurated Friday evening with a great dren than she did altogether with her rally in the Warren Memorial church. last, having previously used four bot- The sessions will continue until tles of 'Mother's Friend.' It is a Wednesday of next week and will be blessing to any one expecting to be- participated in by many leaders of the come a MOTHER," says a customer. Henderson Dale, Carmi, Illinois. temperance movement from this and other states. M MOTHER'S FRIEND C50 6.50 6.50 6.50 6.50 6.50 53.50 50.50 50.50 16.50 45.50 129.00 14 LOT W50 49.50 49.50 48.50 46.50 41.10 47.50 41 .50 41.50 46.50' 'J2.75 43.50 44.50 44.50 44.50 41.50 42.50 42.50 43.50 42.50 41.50 42.5J 41.50 41.50 41.50 $1,668.25 $2,747.15 Of Druggists at 11.00, or sent by express on receipt of price. Write for book containing testimonial! ftnd T&luable information for ail Mothers, free. The BradfleU Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga. CONFEDERATE VETERANS. Store Tobacco Factories. OwENsr.oiio, Kx, Oct. l. The tobacco crop in this vicinity was never better and Owensboro is making prepara- 141.00 111.00 13S0O 132.C0 126.00 r.5.00 117.00 117.00 132.00 01 50 129.00 126.00 126 00 126.00 126.00 120.C0 120.C0 123.00 1CO.0O They Receive a Cordial Invitation to Visit average capacity of 1,000,003 pounds International the each, the American tobacco factory Exposition at Omaha. tions to take care of it. Already there are 28 factories or warehouses with an THE SUPERIOR. New Orleans, Oct 5. Adjt Gen. Moorman, by order of Gen. J. li. Gordon, commanding United Confederate veterans, Tuesday issued an order stating that a cordial fraternal letter has been received at these headquarters from Gen. L. S. Clarkson, past, comIt Hits The Spot. mander of the G. A. R., now general When suffering from a severe cold manager of the and and your throat and lungs feels sore, International exposition at Omaha, dose of Foley's Honey and Tar. take a will be a t Neb., especially inviting all When the soreness g to attend that exposition once relieved, a wai m o f during the peace jubilee week, from ful feelintr and parts affected will be experien October 10 to 15. ced and you will say; "It teels so good. The general commanding desires 11 ITo the SfOT." It is guaranteed. IT this generous invitation made known to all the United Confederate veteran camps and to all the so that as many as desire can attend the interesting and patriotic cereTrans-Mississipgrate-healin- having a capacity of 3,000,000 pounds. The following are building new factories: Finzer Brothers, Charles Birk, John Hughes and J. Hunter BelL ted. Vellow Fever Refugees Invited to Louisville. ..... I have for sale, or to exchange for sheep, a good work-mar- e only 8 years C nice bay Louisville, Ky., Oct 4. The Com- old. a Also a work horse,horsenice years old, good a dark mercial club of this city, afler being bay and an excellent trotter. For assured by the state health autlibrities farther particulars call on or address. Walker Baker, Wallaceton. that there is no possible danger to be Total apprehended by such action, passed a Frofit Over Cost resolution Monday inviting refugees from the yellow fever districts to make A Louisville their hospice. No health certificates-arnecessary. For particulars call on ..." 117.00 120.00 117.10 117.00 117.00 $4,415.40 ALL WOMEN SMITH BOWMAN, Secretary, J. C. Hemjliill, local agent, Lancaster W. C. Slimer. Lrxlnjton Excited. Lexington, Ky., Oct 4. The likelihood of the removal of the troops from Camp Hamilton to some point further south has thrown Lexington monies. merchants and others into an anxious It is reported that the headquarters state of mind. They are bestiring Cuban insurgent government themselves trying to hit upon some of the will be moved within a fortnight to scheme whereby the troops can be reValadero, a seaside resort near tained here. LOW RATES. Migration of Gamblers. Louisville, Ky., Oct 1. The grand , JINE-TENTH-S ofr all the pain andsicknessfrom which women suffer is caused by weakness or derangement in the organs of Ji John Hoshal. Skin Diseases. SLIMER & HOSHAL & Crescent Route. national convention, .Spiritualists' D. G, October 189S. Washington, Synod of Tennessee, Madisonville, 1898. Tenn., October Tennessee Christian Missionary Convention Memphis, Tenn. October Queen 1 9 1808. jury was at wirk Friday on a batch of indictments against proprietors and t, employes of gambling games. As nearly every train out of the city has aboard some knights of the gre'en-clot- h who are seeking more congenial climes and avoiding arrest are-Eul- Nearly always when a woman Is not well these organs are affected. But when they are strong and healthy a woman is very seldom sickw menstruation. mm For the speedy and permanent cure of tetter, salt rheum and eczema. Cham- LIVE STOCK SALESMEN berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment is without an equal. It relieves the itch- UNION STOCK YARDS, ing and smarting almost instantly and - - - CINCINNATI, O. its continued use effects a permanent cure. It also cures itch, barber's itch, OUR COMMISSION CHARGES ARB scald head, sore nipples, itching piles, $3.00 PER CA H FOR HOGS, $10. chapped hands, chronic sore eyes and PER CAR FOR CATTUZ. granulated lids. Reference: Western German Bank, Cincinnati, O Dr. Cady's Condition Powders for horses are the best tonic, blood purifier andvermifuge. Price, 25 cents- - Soldby R. E. McRoberts, Druggist, Lancaster ;u I Vnov.- S Hi fiat JSteel JBVame In offering the Superior Disc Grain Drll to the farmers of Garrard county we do not offer them an experiment, but a SUCCESSFUL RE ALITY. Our Drill has been on the market two seasons and we have made" improvements over the last two years that cannot b a beaten NEW OIL CUPS IN DISC and a large single Steel Drag Bar. The simplest drill on the market. A great many have been sold and every one has given perfect satisfatction. It is the ORIGINAL and only per The Superior fect Disc Drill made. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. will- - do perfect work in CORN STALKS or TRASHY LAND and can be put into the hardest ground. If you want the best Disc Drill made, buy the Superior. Qr. Iise Xrill. Sf GAINES, Agt., Lan caster, Ky Glenwood, Ky., Oct 4. W. R Riffe, east of here, has on exhiAmerican christain convention New living a mile bition a cornstalk, the like of which Market, Ont October 7 1898. Grand lodge knight of honor Nash- has never been seen in this or any 1898. ville Tenn., October The stalk measures 17 other'country. Luther League of America, New feet high and bears 8 well developed 1898. City, October York (For dates marked Agents in Ten- ears, while the SDur roots come out from the tenth joint, forming a space nessee only will sell.) of three feet in circumference around Annual Convention. the stalk. church, Chattanooga, Christain A Short SaOStory. 189a One far Tenn. October the round trip via the famous Queen & A Cold. Route. Tickets on sale from Crescent Neglect all points, October 10th to 13ih, good Pneumonia. until Oct. 24th to return. See that your tickets read by, the Queen & CresGrief. cent. 1 Handsome vestibuled trains Had Foley's Honey and Tar been Short Line. Free reclining Chair Cars Ask your ticket used this story would have had a hapn night trains. ' ,lm pier ending. o agents for particulars. 18U8. 12-11 . M. E. Church South Holston conference. Woman's W. C. T. U. conven- A Mammoth Cornstalk. tion, Jonesboro, Tenn., October Is nature's provision for the regulation of the menstrual function. It cures all " female troubles." It Is equally effective for the girl in her teens, the young wife with domestic and maternal cares, and the woman approaching the period known as the " Change of Life." They all need It They are all benefitted by It Tor advice la eases requlrlnr special directions, address, tivine symptoms, the "Ladles' Advisory Department," ' The Chattanooga Medicine Co., fell FIEE LIFE INSURANCE SPKIiNGFIELD MB MARINE CO INSURANCE COMPANY. EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE OF NEW YORK. Robinson & Hamilton Agts treat very lrrfulw " Ma ealntul nsnatroatien ana! tfoctera mkM not reHeve her. Wine of Cartful cure her and else hetoee bm entirely TM0S. I. COOf El. My fitter tsfftrsd Tap, MfM., Mpt La.xca.stkr, Office ovei Post Office. :: : Kejctuckt 3 .ae fnr ?Luiera 1 of Lite and before ChiU-B"'d Tini" Rrutdisj have stood the test icr twenty years. T3thr? brct for Tau.'e Troablts. Corrects all rrf!TUlant les In teraaiu organs. Should be sMlkMslKvsalMCtstWfaalUN.' Bring us your Job Printing. ..Iad. enly by New Spencer Medicine Co., Tennessee. For sale by R. B. McRoberts, Lancaster :. "'V ' ".

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