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PUBLISHED WEEKLr BY LOUIS LANDRAM, LANCASTER. KY.. "FRIDAY, JULY, 1. 1898. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
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Binder Twine.
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J. R. HASELBEN.
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Lancaster, Ky.
Col. W.G.Welch,
Stanford.
W. I. Williams,
Lancaster.
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Attorneys at Law,
LANCASTER, KY.
All business attended
to promptly.
BEAZLEY& BAUGHMAN.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
ARTERIAL and CAVITY EM
BALMING a SPECIALTY.
Furniture, Carpets, &c.
Lancaster, Ky.
Hot
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i IN AND ABOUT
Take advantage of our 'Courier-Journal
offer. It's great
Harness cheaper at W. J. Romans
Carriage Co., than any place.
Bring the cash and get groceries,, as
cheap as anywhere. R. A. Ston)
Bargains in glasware now on exhi
bition in Thompsoasvindow, only 10
cents apiece.
25 to 50 per cent savfid on the dollar
means a good dejijfoyou at the Blue
Grass Grocery.
1 T1T lpst anil clipntiflst vnhinle. of all
kinds at W. J. Romans Carriage Co., of
any place in Central K3. Come" see.
To close out my stock of spring
rockers I will sell you a ?5 00 rocker
for 3.00 and a S3. 00 rocker for Si 00 &c.
R. A. Stoxk.' '
Stump Tour Checks.
Beginning today, the banks will not
pay checks, no matter how small, un
less they bear a two cent revenue
stamp. The penalty is S100 for failure
so to do.
Notice to Taxpayers.
Taxes are now due the City and all
are respectfully requested to pay same
at once. The penalty will soon be ad
ded and it will be to your interest to
pay your tax now,
E. M. Walker, M. C. L.
Queen & Crescent Loir Kates.
5S Annual Convention Kentucky
Christian Missionary Convention, Mt.
Sterling, Ky. June 23-25, 1S9S. Annual
Session, I. O. G. S. and D. of S., Keene,
Ky. June CO-M) 1S0S. District Confer
ence, M. E Church, Louisville, Ky.,
July 5-10, 1S0S.
Christian Kiuleavor.
J. Harry Allen, of Harrodsburg.
asks The Recokd to state that all del
egates fron the 8th district will take
the train leaving Junction City over
the C. S., at (J a. m., Juli'Sth. arrive at
Uurin 0.2 5, Harrodsburg 7:25, and
Louisville at 1 lo'clock. The "Ken
tuck3 Special" will leave Louisville at
2:30 p. m., for Nashville. Round trip
fare from Junction City, SC.C2, Dan
ville 0.75. Entertainment will be
provided for all delegates in Nashville
at S1.25 per day by the committee. Ar
rangements for stopping at Mammoth
Cave on return will be made in Nashville.
SHIRTS.
Weather Shirts.
YES SIR, Wc have them .and all kinds of
them.
Dress, SemiDress, Negligee.
Large and Attractive line of Fancy Shirts. Percales,
Detached and Attached Collars and Cuffs. White
bodies and Fancy Bosoms. A great variety of Fab
rics, both Foreign and Domestic. Novel patterns
and colorings. Prices 50c; 75c, $1. and $1,50. Do not
fail to look this line of shirts over. Be your own
judge. Take the shirts home, try them on, look them
over, use a microscope if you like, and if you find" a
single, solitary fault in our shirts, bring them back
and get your jnoney.
Rente our line of Crash Suits at $2.50, $3, $3.50 "
' All Tool Crash Suits at $7.50 aai $8.50
Black and Blue Serge Coats and Vests, just the thing
for hot weather. We have twenty-five pant
patterns left that we will make up to your
measure at Manufacturer's Cost.
LANCASTER.
Sam Jones at High Bridge Sunday.
Go to J. A. Beazley & Co. for bar
gains in furniture.
The best two horse wrjon on the
market at G. S. Gaines'. .
Beginning July 1st I will sell strictly
for cash and produce. R. A. Stone.
At Wholesale Cost.
A full line of Drummer's Samples at
C. D. Powell's. 3t
The Old Reliable always on Top in
quality anLquantity, at the Bottom in
PltlCKS. X T. CUHKKY.
Given Away.
The Haward Tailoring company will
give a S3 hat with every suit of clothes
sold to July jin.
M. D. Hughes, Agt.
3Ioss--3torgaii.
Silas Moss and Miss Florence Mor
gan were married at the residence of
Mr. Joseph Hendrickson, near town
Monday. Rev. J. L. Allen, of Dan
ville, officiated.
Communion Service.
Dr. McDonald will hold (pommunion
services at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning? and preach in the
same" building Sunday evening upon
"Synodical Work." The usual prelim
inary services will not be held.
Dr. Grant Honored. .
Gov. Bradley called up Dr. Hugh M.
Grant by telephone Wednesday, and
tendered him a surgeon's place in the
new fourth regiment Dr. Grant has
been sick and confined to his bed for
nearly a week, and, as he would have
been compelled to go to Lexington
that daj-, he was forced to let the of
for pass. Dr. Grant is a splendid phy
sician and surgeon, and would have
been a valuable man in the regiment.
New Deputy Collector.
Collector Yerkcs has appi iated Mil
lard West, of this city, as deputy col
lector to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Mr. Thomas Austin.
The latter will take the place of assis
tant afS3ssor under Jas. McCarley.
Mr. West's divis'on consists of Gar
rard, Madison. Estill, Rockcastle and
Jackson. He will enter upon his du
ties today. He lias just reached the
age of 21 years and is a joung man of
exemplary habits, good qualifications
and polite.
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Hear Sam Jones at High Rridge Sun
day. Buy ice from Northcott and it will
be delivered daily.
My accounts are all due and must be
paid by July 1st. R. A. Stone.
I would like to do your plain sew
ing and dyeing. Mrs. Ophelia Dunn.
Notice.
To save cost, call and settle with
J. G. Sweeney.
A great many Garrard county folks
will go to Ilijjh Bridge Sunday to hear
Sam Jones.
Call July first and pay your account.
I have indulged you. You must ac
commodate ME. V A- LUItltEY.
There is no use for 1112 to make pa
ces, just tell me how you can buy
them from and you can
have them, ma by for less,
11. A.
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Card of Thanks.
We extend to the members of the
Presbyterian church our most sincere
thanks for their valuable and appre
ciated present
Mit. and Mrs. II. N. Faui.conek.
Kedtices.
Over at Stanford, the Farmers
Bank & Trust Co., decided to reduce
its capital from 230,000 to 5103,000 in
stead of going into liquidation. Dr. J.
B. Owsley, cashier, tells the Interior
Journal that the 100,003 reduction
will be paj-able to every stockholder
Juiy 1, in full, something no other
bank has ever done on a reduction
this section.
A Warrior, l.ald.
Doc Penny, the clever and popular
Stanford dentist, has laid aside his
tooth carpenter's equipmeit anl buck-
eled on the sword to light, bleed, and,
if necessariTtlie for his country. Doc
has raised the required number of nun
and will be mustered into the 0th U.
S, Vol. Infantry at Knoxville. We
understand he has a good lot of men.
If they are all as good as their com
mander, Lincoln will surely be proud
of the companj'.
Tyre .Logan Harris.
After a few weeks illness Judge T.
L. Harris died Friday night at. his
home near Lancaster. Judge Harris
was in hisT-lth year. He was a widely-known
man, and a good citizen. He
lived on his farm, with his two aged
sisters, who survive him. Judge Har
ris never joined any church, bat he
was an enthusiastic Mason, and this
fact goes to show that he was a firm
believer in Almighty Gcd. He was
liked by everybody and made friends
of everyone he met Rev. Clark, of
the Methodist church, held a brief ser
vice at the house Saturday at 3 o'clock,
after which the Masonic fraternitv
took charge of tho rentiins and inter
red them in the family burying ground
near the residence.
( uarris Kcplacctl,
s statu I in last issue, the guards on
the Richmond pike were removed b3
Judge Burnsldo. Pres. dent Doty wont
with his attorney to Stanford and
brought back an order from Judge
Saulloy to replace them and it was
done. The Recoisd asked Judge Burn
side why the guards were taken off
and he said that unless guards were
on both the Madison and Garrard
sides'S'f the Paint Lick bridge, it was
no use to keep them on this side, as
tho bridge, which is a long one, could
b3 fired from the Madison side and the
Garrard guards would have no right
to shoot at them. As to the other
gnards, he said they were on duty at a
little bridge which could be replaced
for S10 or 15. He told the road's at
torney that rather than have tho coun
ty pay four dollars a night for guards
for an indefinite time, he would re
move them, and, in case the little
bridge was "burned he would have it
replaced, at the expense of the county,
it being much cheaper for the county
than paying a big sum for guards.
The four guards are on duty now, and
osts the county 3 a night.
Loir llatei to Washington, D. C. and
liastern Cities,
On account of tho meeting of the
National Educational Convention at
Washington, D. C. July 8th to I5tb,
the Chesapeake and Ohio Ry. will sell
round trip 'tickets to Washington from
all stations in Kentucky on July 3rd
to 0 ill inc. at one fare plus $2.00 for
the round trip, good to return until
July 15th, and subject to an extension
of tira.2 until August 31st by deposit
ing tickets with the Joint Agent in
Washington on or before July 12th.
This is your opportunity to visit Phila
delphia, New York and tho seashore.
Low-rate side trips can be made from
Washington to Old Point Comfort and
the Seashore.
The Chesapeal-c and Ohio Ry. l as
two limited Vestibuled trains each
way daily without change. Its scene
ery is unsurpassed, its train service
unequalled, and is several hours quick
est from all Central Kentucky points
than so-called "Official Routes" via
Cincinnati. "A glance at the map will
convince you " Avoid delays and
changes by taking tho Cheasapeake
and Ohio trains. For sleeping car
reservation, or any information write
or call on yonr Ticket Agent, or
Geo. W. Barney, Div. Pass. Agt.
Lexington, Ky.
Bist binder twine always on hand
at GaineST
B. F. Walter, dentist, will be at
Buena Vista, Tuesday, July 5th.
Headquarters for Deering Binders,
Mowers and threshing machines at G.
S Gaines.'' .
Every boly is happy because the
Blue Grass Gi'ocery'Co., opened a store
here Wednesday.
Miss Mittic Dunn, of Bryantsville,
will open her public school at Her
ring's school house, Monday, July 18th.
The Cj'clone of Low, Spot Cash pri
ces on groceries struck Lancaster
when the great Blue Grass Grocery
opened their 54th retail store in the
Thompson block.
Thousands of persons have been cur
cd of piles by using De Witt's Witch
Hazel Salve. It heals promptly and
cures eczema and all skin diseases It
gives immediate relief. Stormes Drug
Store. lm
Strayed or Stolen.
About May i:, from my place 3 miles
from Lancaster on New Danville pike,
one red heifer, (with black stripes)
half alderny, about year and a half
old. Any information thankfully re
ceived. Mrs Mary A. Sutton,
3t Lancaster, Ky.
ISank at l'aint tilck.
There is considerable talk of estab
lishing a bank at Paint L!ck. There
is lots of wealth and abundance of
push and hustle in that section, and i
the good people up there once set their
heads on having the bank, she will be
forthcoming.
Dull Court Day.
Not many farmers left their work to
come to town Monday, consequently
the crowd was slim, business was dull
and the day a Hat failure. Probably
one hundred cattle were were on the
market Butcher stuff b.-ought from
2 to 2 3-4 cents, some yearlings were
sold at 25, heifers at from 314 to 17
Several plug horses offered but none
sold.
Fair at Iltistoiivillc.
The Ilustoaville people are hustling
around getting premiums for theii
fair, which will be held Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday, Aug. 10, 11 and
12. The following are the officers:
W. Gill Cowan, president; J. K.Baugh
man, yice president; W. D. Hocker,
secretary; C W. Adams, assistant sec
retary, and Junius II. Hocker, treas
urer. 'I he Huston ville people know
how to hold a fair and they are alwa3's
successful.
Popular Young Folks Marry.
Mr. Marshall Archer stole qnietly
ovcr to Nicholasville Wednesday, and,
as prearranged, met Miss Fannie Un
derwood. The couple drove into Ljx
ington and were married in the par
lors of the Phoenix IloteL The bride
resides on Danville street, this city,
and is quite popular. She has a splen
did education and is a lovely younj;
lady. Mr. Archer is running a meat
market in this city, and is a young
man of splendid habits and well liked
by all The Recokd congratulate?
Mr. and Mrs. Archer, and hopes they
may never have causj to regret the
step just taken.
Kentucky State Teachers Special to
Washington.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., will run
a special limited Vestibule train to
Washington, leaving Lexington at C
p. m. Wednesday, July Cth and arriv
ing in Washington at 11:30 a. m., next
morning. This train will carry the
Kentucky Delegation of Teachers to
the National Educational Convention.
A dining car will be attached and
meals will be served for 75 cents.
Tickets on sale July 3rd to Cth in
clusive at one fare plus two dollars for
round trip, good returning until Aug
ust 31st, if desired.
Return tickots will be good from
Richmond, Va., and a very low rate
has been made from Wa'shington to
Richmond Via Steamer and Old Point
Comfort, thus giving the only oppor
tunity to visit themcs. Historical Sea
shore Resort on the Atlantic Coast.
Send in your name for maps, time
tables or sleeping car information.
Don't be deceived I The Chesapeake &
Ohio Ry., is the only line from Central
Kentucky points to Washington, with
out transfer of cars or depots. Ask
your ticket Agent or write, Gjorga W.
Barney, Div. Pass Agt, Lexington,
Ky.
I The Royal is the highest grade baking powder
ksowa. Actual tests straw it goes owe
third, farther than say ether bread.
POWDER
Ataeluttly Pure
OVAL BAIQNQ POWOCR CO., NEW YOMC.
I JUST RECEIVED. I
Q O O O O O Q O Q J
I Some new Black Grepons
1 m and Satin Brocades. I
1 Just fhs the thing
A Few Slippers Left.
Misses and Children's at 50c, 7oc anc $1.00. . . .
.... Ladies' Slippers at 50c, 75c and $1.00.
Special values in Ladies' Duck
and Lined Skirts.
g See our line of Fans
THE
Strayed.
Two little red pigs. S;cn on Public
Square Tuesday. Any information
thankfully received.
Mr.3. Ophelia Dlxx.
Sum Jones at High l!rlilf;-,
Sunday, July rd. Special train as
usual. Sunday schedule stopping at
all points. Great day at the Palisades.
Do not fail to go and hear Sam Jones.
Election Commissioners.
C. A. Robinson, W. L. Lawson and
Jerome Ruble, haye been recommend
ed to the board at Frankfort as elec
tion Commissioners for Garrard coun
ty. They are good men and will per
form their duties faithfully.
Hang Out Your Hanner.
It has been suggested that the bus
iness houses decorate with lligs Mon
day, tlu 4th. It wotild be well to re
vive this oldtime custom. If you have
no flags, Crow Dillon has an abundant
supply which was furnished him by
the government to give away.
July 4th.
The Queen & Crescent Route will
sell round trip tickets from all sta
tions to any point on the system, and
to principal southern points in gener
al, at a fare and a third for the round
trip. Tickets on sale July 2nd, 3rd,
and 4th. Good till 7th to return. Ask
agents for particulars or see small
bills.
Kesses Up.
Will Gill, of the notorious Gill and
Story gang, who have been terroriz
ing Garrard, Madison and Lincoln
counties "by their daring thefts, was
was before Judge ISurnside and made
startling confessions of much of the
devilment this gang has baen doing.
He implicated Toll Gill and George
Story, two near relatives, in all and
said they had beed operating together
for sometime. Gill was held to the
grand jury in $400. Warrants have
bojn issued for the rest of the gang.
Deaf and Dumb Kaplst.
Kert Macfarland, a deaf and dumb
negro boy, was bifore Judge Burnside
Wednesday charged with attempting
to rape a white lady named Mrs. Betsy
Pointer, near Cartersville. Mrs. Poin
ter, who is G3 years old, had started to
a neighbor's house and the negro at
tacked her while passing through some
bushes. At the trial the negro took a
stubborn spell and would furnish no
information, either .by writing or signs.
He was held to circuit court in S500.00,
which could not be given and he was
placed in jail.
for Skirts.
and Summer Corsets.
DRY GOODS i
COMPANY i
C Courier-Journal and The Recokd one
year for onlv SI. 25.
ISoiirlion Steam Laundry.
Miss Olivia Sweeney is agent for the
Bourbon Steam Laundry. Leave your
orders at Sweeney's store. tf
Death ofMr. liaiilimau.
A message has just been received an
nouncing the leath of Mrs. Mary Ann
Baughman at her home near Danville.
As we go to press no arrangments for
the funeral have been made.
Out of Town.
Dr. W. S. Beazley will leave Monti iv
for Crab Orchard, to be gone two
weeks. During his absence his clli.-e
will be in charge of Dr. Myers, of Crab
Orchard.
Promoted.
Gov. Bradley has made Will II. Col
lier, of this city, a Major in the fourth
Kentucky. This is a responsible posi
tion and the promotion is deserved.
Sam Morrow, nephew of Gov. Bradley,
will be the other Major in this regi
ment. Wanted.
150,000 bushels of wheat deli ;crcd
at our warehouse. Highest cash price
paid on delivery. Best lump and block
Pittsburg coal, He. Salt, Lime, Sand,
Cement and farming implements.
C. C. Glass & Bno.
Camp Nelson, Ky.
A Successful Canvass.
As we arc about to close our labors
among the good people of Garrard
county, in the sale of fruit and orna
mental trees, representing the Knox
ville Nursery Company, the most reli
able and the best in the south, wc
now offer our thanks for the many
acts of courtesy an'd kindness shown
us by citizens of Lancaster and
throughout the county during our ex
tended stay among them. Our sales
have amounted to near four thousand
dollars while among you. We can not
prove recreant to our expression of
the highest appreciation for your lib
eral patronage, and to whatever field
we may ba called we will carry with
us in fond memory the pleasant so
cial and business intercourse we havo
enjoyed among a grand and noble peo
ple. Respectfully,
Tesce & IIlXES.
K. C. Branch.
Sonthb'na Mixed, passes Lancaster, U4 a. x.
North-b'nd Mixed, " " 4:50 r..
North-b'nd Pass'gr " " 2:52 a. x
outh-b'nd " 12 HO a.m.