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VOLUME IX Entered at the Poat Office in Lancaster, Ky., as Second Class Hatter. NUMBER 3
VSS&J?2UM' " LANCASTER, KY., IF PIP AY, APRIL, 29. 1898. SjHBgBT
WE ARE MAKING
A SPECIALTY OP
SADDLES and HARNESS
This season, and have one of the
best and most complete lines ever
shown in Lancaster. We keep ev
erything in this line and can please
3'ou in both price and quality.
Call and examine this line before
purchasing elsewhere.
We also have an elegant line of
LAP DUSTERS,
WHIPS, FLY NETS
To which we invite an inspection.
J. Br. Haselden.
Lancaster, Ky.
Col. W.G. Welch,
Stanford.
W. I. Williams,
Lancaster.
Attorneys at Law,
LANCASTER, KY.
All business attended
to promptly.
BEAZLEY&BAUGHMAN.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
ARTERIAL and CAVITY EM
BALMING a SPECIALTY.
Furniture, Caxjets, &c.
Lancaster, Ky.
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i IN AND ABOUT LANCASTER. I
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5 fen and fight
Help the band by attending1 the Hey
wood concert
Last summer straw hats are making
their appjarance.
The best two horse wagon v on the
market at G. S. Gaines'. A
Large line of fine harness cheap, at
W. J. Romans Carriage Co.
I would like to do your plain sew
ig and dyeing. Mrs. Ophelia Dunn.
Come and see tha watch that I give
with each suit of clothes. J. C. Hemp
hill.
If you want a good fitting tailor-
made suit come and sec me Monday.
J. C Hemphill. V'xv
You can see the best, cheapest and
largest line of vehicles ever seen in
Lancaster at W. J. Romans Carriage Co.
Sounded like Old Times.
Mr. I C. Rucker, The Record's good
friend, of Paint L'ck, fell in with the
boys Monday and played the fife.
The iron cages are being torn out of
the basement of the Police Courthouse
and will be made into first-c'.ass cells
for the new work house.
took To Your Interest.
Best home-made buggies on the mar
ket at J. B. Ely's Paint Lick, Ky. Gen
eral repairing and horseshoeing a
specialty. Give us a trial. 3-18 3m.
No Celebration.
The local Masonic lodge was think
ing of holding a St. John's Day cele
bration, but in view of the war in
progress the members have concludel
to abandon the idea.
Danville Steam Laundry.
Smith & Currey, Agents for Danville
Steam Laundry. We ship every day.
We send to-day and deliver to-morrow.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Work called
for and delivered. tf
Army Surgeon.
Dr. II. M. Grant, of this city, has
made application for an appointment
a surgeon in the State Guards. Dr.
Grant is a fine physician and is above
the average in surgery. He sent along
l'st of endorsements and it is hoped
that Gov. Bradley will appoint him.
The Hey woods Saturday, Ai r'l 30.
Wanted, hens at 5Jjc per pound, n.
B. Northcott.
The Public Square looks like a hog
pen. Clean it up.
Produce taken in exchange forgocds
at The Logan Dry Goo Is Co.
Fresh fish received daily, no charje
for cleaning. II B. Northcott
r. B. Jennings is headquarters forJ
mens', ladies' and children' fineshoes
Wanted, 20,000 pounds of wool, will
pay highest mantel price. 11. is.
Northcott
Headquarters for Deering Binders,
Mowers an! threshing machines at G
S. Gaines. ?v
New lot of furniture just received at
R. A. Stones, cheapest lot ever brought
to Lancaster. Come and get prices.-
We are daily receiving a handsome
line of furniture, cheaper than ever
showa to Lancaster people. Jas. A.
Beazley & Co.
For Exchange.
Handsome 14 karat gold watch, best
Elgin movement, fully guaranteed.
Will trade for a good, gentle, family
horse. For particulars inquire at The
Record offce.
The Latest.
Louisville, Apr. 28, 1 p. m.
Record, Lancaster. Monitor Terror
captured Spanish steamer laden with
provision and money for Havana, af
ter destroying her pilot house with
solid shot Value $400,000. No word
received at Navy Deptm't. of bombard
ment of Matanzas. Bad strategy to
attack city without land forces. How
ever Mantanzas will be seized. Re
ported in London that Portugal will
be Spains ally. . Hughes.
The Heywoods Saturday night.
Very little stock on the market Mon
day. Tube rose bulbs for sale at J. C.
Thompson's.
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We pay 7 l-2e cash par dozen for
eggs. R. A. Stone. )
Qhe greatest Disc Harrow on the
market, at G. S. Gaines'. V,
Wan to 1 eggs 7 1-
Northcott
G. S. Gaines handles the genuine
Brown Cultivator. ,V
See J. B. Jennings' line of shirts and
ekwear bef ire you buy. -
New stock of 1 rench lambrequin tis-
paper at Thompson's.
Wanted, car load of Iron, Bones and
Rags. II. B. Northcott
Sec J. B Jennings' line of samples
before you have your spring suit made.
Produce taken in exchange for goods
at The Logan Dry Goods Co.
Wanted, Veal Calves. Will go to
country and buy. H. B. Northcott
Mr. J. C Thompson, the jewelry
man, has the thanks of The Record
for one of the excellent War Mars he
adv ;rtises elsewhere in this issue. Its
one of tie best we ever saw.
Still Making Improvements.
J. Mort Rothwell still has a large
force of hands working at Dripping
Springs He will have a first-class re
sjrt vhen all the buildings are com
pleted. The "Ingnn" l'reparing.
Mr. S. D. Rothwell, the "Big Ingun'
says he's most too old to go through
another war, and is fixing up Dripping
Springs to use as a hospital for the
boys whoare sent back from Cuba.
Suits 0 50 to S41; pants S3.50 to 810.
Do you need any at these price j? J. C.
Hemphill.
Since Sam Duncan got his enlistment
blanks, the" blow hards" Tiave cooled
down considerably.
J. A. Beazley & Co. have a large and
handsome line of wall paper. Prices
to suit the people.
Wanted, 100,000 pounds wool, will
paj' highest market price. An experi
enced man here to receive same. R. A.
Stone.
Capt Duncan's company is composed
a fine lot of fellows and, when in
uniforms, will show up well.
Don't fail to see the suit that I will
you for $6.50. It is all wool, and
they Fit. J. C. Hemphill.
I will close out my entire line of
children's knee pant suits at net cost
Call anl see them before buying. .
J. B. jESNISGSy
Bourbon Steam Laundry.
Miss Olivia Sweeney is agent for the
Bourbon Steam Laundry. Leave your
orders at Sweeney's store. tf
Judge Brown tells The Record that
he is without a place to confine his
prisoners while tha new work house
is being constructed. Jhe judge will
see tbat offenders are made to "pay
the fiddler" when the new house is
completed.
I have a few pattern's left from
which I can make you a nobbv suit for
12.59 and the largest line at 15 ever
shown in the town. Don't fail to see
my line. J. C. HemphilL
Premium
Wanamaker & Brown are giving
each customer from S3 to S3, in the
price of suits, as the customer saves
that much and gets a perfect fit
M. D. Hughes, Agent.
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NOW IS TBE TIME TO
BUT TOUR SPRING OUTFIT.
00 NOT WAIT UNTIL OUR STOCK IS BROKEN.
Our Clothing Department
Is chock full of all the latest novelties of the season. Think of it. Men's all wool
suits for $5.00 guaranteed, absolutely all Wool. Our line of mens suits at $7.50 In
this lot you can pick from a grand assortment of the
Nicest Frabrics and Patterns.
Cassimers, plain and fancy Cheviots, Clay Worsted &c strictly all wool and tailor
made in high class manner. No man can fail to get suited in this lot. We can fit
all shapes and stand ready to refund your money if you can duplicate a single suit
elsewhere for less than $10 00.
Our $10.00 Suits.
They are mostly from the Princes o clothing makers. Pick of all the novelties of the
season. The swellest and most refined patterns, made up in the most elegant manner.
Custom made suits ready to wear. It is just like finding a five dollar bill to buy one
of these suits for 10 00. A complete line of
Boys and Childrens Suits.
A base ball outfit given free 'with each suit from $2.50 up. Our shoe department is
complete, everything from the cheapest to the best. Do not overlook our line of men's
sample shoes at $3,00, Weare head quarters on
Furnishing Goods.
All the newest shades and latest patterns in neckwear. A beautiful line of gents ho
siery. Everything in Suspenders. ' All the new styles in collars and cuffs.
SHIRTS.
We all must have them. A look through our stock will convince you that you never saw
such a display in Lancaster. Prices right. Stock larger. Styles better. More kinds.
Better kinds than any house in Central Kentucky. Our shirts at 50c and $1.00 are
model beauties.
HATS fo;r the world, all kinds, all styles and all prices.
Mark Well the Fact
that we are head to foot outfiters, handling exclusively the best goods money can buy.
LOGAN & ROBINSON.
Sam T. Evans has the largest
line of buggies and phaetons ever
brought to Lancaster. Save your or
ders for him. ,
The New Trains.
The change in the running of trains
through Lancaster goes into effect
Monda-. They will run as previously
stated in this paper, but we are unable
to give the exact time, no schedule hav-
iag been rece've 1. by the local agent
Wanted.
To know the whereabouts of the fel
lows who cussed McKinley for not de
claring war several weeks ago. These
ellows snow have an opportunity of
putting their patriotism into practice
by enlisting in the Lancaster company.
Sign and fight or shut up.
First Volunteers.
Sam M. Duncan, Jno Farra and Cloud
Wherritt were the first Garrard county
braves to tender their services to Uncle
Sam. Frank Lusk was the first to come
from Lincohn, having signed the pa
pers Saturday. S. M. Mull ins heads
the list from Lower Garrard and Allie
Pritchett is the first from Marksbury.
Valuable and Timely.
Mr. S. C Denny has presented Capt
Sam Duncan with an elegant Smith &
Wesson 41 caibre revolver. The weap
on has a holster and catridge belt and
is both valuable and useful. If the
gallant captain gets a fair chance at
the Dons this weapon will certainly
make its presence know.
Business Changed.
Mr. Jesse W. Sveeney has purchas
ed of his grandfather, Mr. J. G. Swee
ney, the latter's stock of Dry Goods,
clothing, boots, shoes and gents fur
nishine troods. Mr. Sweenev has been
in the cities this week laying in addi
tional goods nnd will soon have com
plete lines. The Record bespeaks fo,
the young gentleman a liberal share
patronage.
Another Shooting.
Another shojting took place on Bat
tie Row Tuesday night Lem White,
batter known as "Frog Eye," a 15
year-old negro boy, shot and danger
ously wounded Charley Anderson who
is also a resident of the Chute. Ander
son is Frog Eye's step-father and the
boy says he shot him for "whooping
his mammy." The weapba used was
3-i bull-dog revolver. The ball enter
ed Andersoa's stomach and lodged in
his back. The boy went at once and
surrendered to Jailer Dave Ross. The
examining trial is set for this, Friday,
morning.
Court Day.
An immence crowd attended court
Monday and our merchants did a thriv
ing business. Oar advertisers say they
were busier than for many months,
Trading in the stock line was below
par, however, and few sales weremade-
which are noted in our stocic column.
patent medicine fakir, the sol liars
marching and a churn min help ed en
tertain the crowd daring the forenoon
the political speeches attracted a b
number in the afternoon 1 nd the, negro
killing at night wound op what might
be truthfully termed a large but decid
edly poor court day. A few stallions
were exhibited, but the number was
far below the asHal lot tk)wa.
We print d olgers.
Quite a number of drunks Monday.
Dont forget the Iley woods 'Saturday
ght
per dozen. II. B.
Kggrs re- Hatching.
From prize wining Black Minorca:
eggs for 1,03. R. L. Elkin
Don't Fail to ask to see our Line of
Our Line of
War map. 28x21 inches of Cuba, the
World, West Indies, &c, 20c each, if
mail 22c Send for one. J. C.
aompson. ,v
I have just returned from the city
with a complete line of Summer Milli
nery and will sell them as cheap as any
town. Please call. Mrs. A. S. Ilas-
den, Bryantsville Ky.
Go in, Maccabees.
The supreme officers of the Maccabee
Lodge have announced that in case
member of that order enlists ia the
army during the war it will not in the
least interfere with their insurance
Now brethren, jump in.
For Sale or Kent.
I will either sell or rent my resi-
ence. it is in goou repair ana in a
good neighborhood. For particulars
call on either W. II. Kinnaird or my
self. Mary K. Weisiger.
Volunteers from Lincoln.
Messers Rowan Siufley and Ashby
Warren, of Stanford, came over Sunday
and enlisted in the volunteer company.
i Capt Duncan had one hundred as
brave and reliable men as these h
could whip an entire regiment of Span
iards.
Card of Thanks.
We, The Endjaveaors of Lancaster,
desire to express our s'neere appre-
cation of the kin-'nsss aad hospitality
of the people of this town who hve
helped us entertain our C. E. delegates.
In as much as 3e have done it unto
one of the least of these."
Alice W. Hudson, Pres.
K. l'.'s Take Notice.
Dr. W. S. Beazley has accepted the
secretaryship of the local Endowment
Rank. The usual monthly assess
ments will be sent off on the 20th of
each month. The by-laws require
that members hand in their assess
ments, and it is not the duty of the
secretary to hunt you up. Unless you
are on time with your money you will
lose out This is final warning.
A Further Reduction.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Ry. has
made a,further reduction in the rate
to Norfolk for the Southern Baptist
Convention-
The round trip rate from Lexington
will bo $13.50. good going and return
ing all rail direct, and 17.00 round
trip, good going or returning via Wash
ing and the Potomac River Steamers,
This rate includes Steamer transport
ation.
A special train will leave Lexington
01 Tuesday May 3rd at 4:00 p.
reaching Norfolk at 2 p. m. next day.
Tickets will also be on salo from May
2nd to May Cth, good to return 15 days,
with privilege of a futher extension
of 15 days by depositing tickets with
& O. Agent in Norfolk. The C. & O.
has two Limited Vestibuled trains
daily, and is shortest Line to Norfolk.
For further information address,
G. W. Barney1, D. P. A.,
Lexington, Ky,
The fcayal is the hifcet ra4e bUa pew4ar
fcMwa. Act I tesfrtww K
tUt4 farther Mm y. enW hrwi.
mi
POWER
Wr(. musm Fowee ecv, mw wme.
Mil Hool Suitings
AT 24 CEtfTS PER YARD.
if &m wimum
See our Une of CORSETS. We have a short
waist corset which is a popular seller.
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PUR JSXQGK OP IABLB MIENS, J?APKXNS AND
We have a few Ladies and Misses Nice Oxfords
in Zeigler's make "which we are closing out at
VERY LOW PRICES.
The LOGAN DRY GOODS CO.
Dr. B. F. Walter, Dentist, will be at
Buena Vista, Tuesday, May 3rd.
No Sale.
Messrs Owsley & Shanks, of Stanford.
offered the lots in this city for sale
Monday. They were offered separately
and as a whole but no sale was made.
XV. J. Roman's offerrd $330 to start the
lot on corner of Public Square and
Richmond street, but the bid was not
accepted. The owners did not say
what they proposed doing with the
property. They can easily rent store
rooms, if they will erect a number o
first-class ones.
Excellent Speeches,
Three candidates for the democratic
nomination for congress addressed a
large crowd at the Court House Mon
day afternoon. They were Gov. Jas.
B. McCreary, Hon. John B. Thompson
and Hon. G. G. Gilbert Owing to the
misunderstanding between Messrs. Mc
Creary and Thompson at Danville last
Monday, some folks expected the de
bate to again lead to trouble, but such
was far from the case. Each speaker
presented his claims in a gentlemanly
and straightforward manner, and the
speeches were highly enjoyed by
all. We have not space to give a sy
nopsis of each speech, but our people
are well acquainted with the many
crood points of the candidates. The
speeches were up to the usual standard
of the gentlemm and the friends of
each are highly pleased with the ef
forts of their man.
Unfortunate Killing.
Battle Row", the notorious negro
settlement adjoining the town, was the
scene of a killing late Monday after
noon. Porter Warren, a young white
man, shot Grant Leavel, colored, with
a 44 calibre Smith & Wesson revolver,
the shot tearing a great hole through
his bjdy and severing the spinal cord.
Leavel suffered great agony until 5
o'clock Tuesday morning, when he
died. Reports of the trouble differ so
wldaly that it is impossible to give any
thing like a correct statement of who
is to blame or what led up to the kill
ing. Warren wa3 lodged in jail, but
was allowed a guard Tuesday. The
examining trial will be held tomorrow
morning. Young Warren lives at Teat-
ersville and comes of a highly respect-
ea family. The dead man also lived
in the country and was comparatively
a stranger in town. We understand
he was a nephew of Uncle Eph Lcavell,
who was one of the most honorable
and upright colored men in Garrard
county.
We print Invitatioas-
TO ARMS.
Garrard Braves Enlist to Fight for their
Country.
Sam M. Duncan and -Ino. M. Farra
were promised bv the Governor and
Adjutant General some time ago that
Garrard county could be represented
in me state uuards in case of hostili
ties. Friday niirht they were inform
ed by Gov. Bradley to proceed With
the work of raisinjr a company. Large
posters were printed by The Recoiid
office and Saturday night a meeting
was held, at which time a good, num
ber signed. On Monday morning.those
who had enlisted paraded the streets,
headed by the Lancaster band. By
night the required number were se
cured. Mr. Duncan will be elected
Captain, John M. FarraJst Lieutenant
and Claud Wherritt 2nd Lieutenant.
Following is a list of those signed:
A. S- Forester, Lowell, G. B. Law
rence, Lancaster, W. G. Raipes, Bourne
J. D. Put cell. O. P. Dennis, Judson,
Robt Tnpp, Stanford, Morris Green,
Cartersviile, W M Rothwell, John
Jackson. Preachersville. M J Broad
dus, McCreary, W D Walker, Ed. Ross,
Lancaster, A D Root, 'Jurnersville,
Frank Brim.CampJNelson, Hugh Clark,
Lancaster, Ollie Pritchett, Marksbury,
Wm. B. Rucker, J S -Napier, Will Hall,
Wm. LeForce', Paint Lick, Lona L
Dunn, Bryantsville, Mark Jennings,
Buena Vista, Marion Simpson, Teater
ville, Wm Clark, Lancaster, S H Fra
zier, Saufiey, Ky., Johnson Speaks,
Lancaster, Frank Hardwick, Milton
Simpson, Julson, Thos. McGinnis,Brv
antsville, ST Teater, Stanford, OM
Boner, M C Moore, J H Parks, A N
Durham, Marksbury. Clarence Parks,
Lancaster, J W B racket t, Hubble,
Hughes Aldridge. Marksbury, J N
Forbes, Bourne, W H Conn. PaintLick,
Jas Crank, Hubble, Jno G Lynn. Stan
ford, W S Overby, Paint Lick.P Long,
McCreary, H C Johnston, London, A
L Newland, G Orchard, W H Hughes,
Wm Cooley, Lancaster, V H Hall, E
Reynolds, Stanford, Jno Cordier, F
Parsons, W A Sheltoa, Rowland, Jno
CGill, Stanford, W L Howe, Paint
Lick, J M Birclay. McKinney, S M
Mnllins, Bryantsville, Nelson Davis,
Buckeye, Jeff Cheitham, Richard A
McGrath, Richard Moore. Bryan tsvillp,
Chas Kuhlman, Camp Nelson, L. C
Gooch, O K, Lincoln county, Ashby M
Warren, Rowan Saufley, Staaforl. W.
J Marksbury. Marcellus, Harry Pre?
ton. Howard Preston. J S Sherrow,
Camp Nelson, C F Smith, Toledo, O.,
H D White, Hubble, R G Anderson,
Abner Benge, Cah Pumphrey, Nel
son Burdett, K K Kirby. Lancaster,
Frank Lusk, Hsstoaville, T. a GalleTt
McCrearey, Frank McMillen, C J
Walker, J S Mam, G B Swiaebit-,
A. T Anderson, H B Robtasoa, G Q
Wherritt, J M Farra, LamcaaUr.