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rottJ?,fiL?!K LANCASTER, KY., FRIDAY, NO VEMBE , 11. 1898. " "
, ' tl.00 v er Year in Advantt.
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CASH PBICBS.
J. B. HASELDEN, STOVE
AND TIN HOUSE.
Coal bucket
Nickel plated poker -nici hard
handle
Alaska cold handle poker
A good wire close line
Hope close line
Large size galvenizad dipper
Sa prist v wn r
Splendid I lit .1.,
Exc-Ui a . at. in jllvvr
All steei cake turner
Diit pan. an . o 1 .r
Wire c ff-e tra ner
W.re coif e s ra u r irg.
Toilet no i, 3 pit-e ii. c- ..eCfrate
Good casi si e. hatchet
All steel rv pm. No. 7 or 8
All steel .skillet So 8
Good buck saw,
Very good hand saw (steei)
Good bug-fry whip, extra good,
14c
wood
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10c
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J. 11. HAhLLDEN.
Col.W.
G.Welch.
Stanford.
, I. Williams
Lancaster.
WELCH &' WILLIAMS
Attorneys at Law,
Lancaster Ky.
AH business attended to promptly
BEAZLEY&BAU&HIAN.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
VRTERIAL and CAVITY EM
BALMING a SPECIALTY.
Furniture, Carpets, &c.
Lancas' er, Ky.
SPECIAL
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I IN AND ABOUT LANCASTER.
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Pretty dress goods at Joseph's
All-Wool Suits for S3.50. J. C. Hemp
hill
The
work.
election is over. Now go to
See the handsome shoes and wraDS
Beautiful
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Cut Glass at Morrow
fc c-.oi-r
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bv- at tu- idire tiniifri.t.
Un ..-rat..
Til. llat.-r
and
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agent a nice had
truuu.fi Tu.;
There was nut a druiikeu man oi
the strejts Tuesday.
Peaches, Grapes, l'ear and Fancy
apples at G. ri. Gaines.
Call an 1 -see a beautiful line o.
Rugs
at J. A. lieaziev & Co.
Fishing in Dix river has been
for tile past ween or ten days.
Fix
for the cold weather bv irettin
iho-.t fine Cloaks at Joseph's,
Large line of Dinner Sits and Cham
ber Set, just received. G. S. Gaines.
Nice line Sterling Silver Spoons, just
received by Morrow & McIloberts. n-4
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Freh Oysters received daily. Served
an I soid. O. F. . illett Lancaster
Hotel.
Monday was pension day, and many
poor fellows were mad happy nv Un
cle Sam.
I.'orn. to the wife of G. o. . Brow ,
a b;3 The j-oumr man has been nam
ed Bryan Gi'bert.
It's nonsense to give a present that's
not useful, so go to Joseph's and get
your wife a handsome dnAs.
Moxev To Loan On real estate at 5
per cent; a Idress W. S. L uvwill At
torney, D mville Ky. 1 1-1S-9S
John C. Gastineau, of Iliattsville,
was bitten by a sr.i ler Sundaj' morn
ing and hassulTerel agonizing pain
from the effects.
I have just received a special line of
samples from Tlie Royal Tailors, of
Chicago, fresh from the mill., and they
are beauties. Call and see the m.
J. C. Hemphill.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
come an see
OUR-
ALL WOOL SUITS AT $5
Better ones at $7.50. All the novelties
of the season in 3uits at $8.50,
$10, $12 and $15.
Best line of $7.50 Over
coats in the market.
See our Top Coats at $8.50
Also New York Box Coat at $12.
A Beautiful Line of
Boys and Childrens Clothing
Buell Bootees. If you want comfort
try a pair. Men's High-top Shoes
from $2. to $3.50, made "by
the "best eastern factories.
All the latest style Toes and Lasts in
Ladies Fine Footwear. The latest
patterns in Neckwear. Come and
see what we have in Gents'
Underwear afr$l. a suit.
A new line of Stiff Hats just opened.
Best Alpine hat in Central Ky., for
$1 Some "beautiful things in
Gentlemens' Umbrellas.
Givens your orfler for a Dice, Tailor-made Suit
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Notice.
Taxes past due. Pay be "ore the
penalty goes on.
J. B. Sanders, S. G.
If a merchant has no bargains to of
fer you can get your bottom dollar
he's not going to advertise.
Several citizens lost their votes
1 uesday by reason of having changed
tu.-ir residences within tne past sixty
days
Women love' pr.ett. shoes Thai';
tiio Kind of.goo.ts Joseph bells. Tne
are pretty.ht the leetand wear aplen
diliy.
Furs Wanted.
1 will pay highest Cash price for all
kinds of Fura. N. ii. Booik.
nov-ll-lin Marksbury, Ky.
Instead of waiting 'til Christmas
buy yourvife a present, why not goto
Joseph's now anil get her one .of those
stylish Cloaks.
Pine Jersey Cow For Sale.
Three years old, giving plenty milk.
Fine butter cow. Call at E W. Har
ris' shop. tf
Xhe grazing was short for the float
ers 1 uesday. Several "influentail'
men were also disappointed at not get
ting to "handle" funds.
Bourbon Steam Laundry.
Miss Olivia Sweeney is agent for the
Bourbon Steam Laundry. Leave your
orders at Sweeney's store. tf
lhe spirit of progress which has
ecenily struck the town has thrown a
wet tda ket ovor the kickers ihat
od. 1-r. ez 'em out!
very eliow who owns an ice house
hould put it in repai and fill it Wil
not cost much and a nice little wad
can be realiz-d next summer.
The independent telephone owners
and operators met in Crab Orchard and
formed an organization for the still
further extension of lines in Kentucky.
Be on the look out for burglars.
number of cases have been reported in
and around town. Get a trun and then
use it to kill.
v-otu weatner is siow in setting in,
out 'it will certainly hi here, so tro to
oseph's monster dry goods house and
get your wife a handsome, stylish and
durable cloak.
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Kentucky.
Fresh Oysters daily at Gaines.
The old floater was on short grazing
Tuesday.
Patrons of the Graded School s hould
visit the institution and see the good
work being accomplished.
Money to Loan.
For building purposes, or on well
improved Real Estate. Terms easy,
J. C. Hempliill.
Be sure and come in Friday, Novem
ber 11, and make selection of diamonds.
Drummer will be here only one day.
Thompson, the Jeweler.
Clay Hamilton, tne night man atth
depot, says he is kept very ousy
rain lime every night. Travel
these trans continues to increase.
Hit our-year-olu son or Mr. Sam
Cochran died at old Paint Lick Tues
day night of diphtheria. The remains
were interred in the ceuieterv there
Wednesday.
D.-. bhelton, principal of the Stan
ford Female College, will preach at the
B .ptiit church Sunday, at the usual
hour. All cordially invited to hear
him.
New Meat Shop.
big Perrin opened a meat market
adjoining R. A. Stone's store near th
djpot. He keeps on hand all kinds o
fresh meat and guarantees satisfac
tion.
Notice.
if yju call for Potts Fiour at the
leading grocers, and they haven't got
orJer direct from II. C. Potts.Buck
eye, Ky. agon in town daily.
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For Sale.
Several pieces of valuable town prop
rty. If you want a home, come and
ee m;. J. n llemhill.
Real Estate Agent.
1 he telephone exchange continues
to grow New instruments are put
uciiny uvery weeic. mere are now
140 wires running into the main office.
And this is an enterprise the croakers
said wouldn't pay.
A representative of the largest di
mond importing house will be at
Store .Nov. 11th. with full line of d
mond goods. Call on this day and
make selections for Christmas pres
ents. Thomnson. the Jeweler.
The Buck-board to be eriven awav
by
J. B. Jennings is on exhibition
at W. J. Romans' carriage shop. Ex
amine it and then come in and take n
hance on it. nov-4
Still in.
Capt. Duncan and Lieut Farra have
returned from Lexington but have not
sen mustered out The delay is caused
the usual red tape required by Un
Sam.
Iiik Recokd's friend, Johnnie 'Will
iams, left at this oflicj a monster ker-
shaw, for which he has many thanks.
We will live like a lord on that this
inter.
lhe City Council met Mondav night.
but did nothing but take up -and burn
SI, 500 bond which was issued to raise
money to refund the bank taxes some
time ago.
The work of improving the sidewalks
goes on steadilv. Many new ones
will be put down when the kiln of
brick, now burning, is completed.
Keep the good work going. We will
ave an up-to-date town yet.
There has been much typhoid fever
the county during the past month,
but it is fast disappearing. Some
think the soldiers spread the disease,
bat not much stock is taken in this
theory.
The boys at the telephone exchange.
Herbert Kinnaird and Jessie Walden,
were exceedingly polite and obliging
Tuesday nLjht, and helped get the re
turns from all over the county. They
are two clever fellows.
Spirit oC Progress.
There are seven handsome dwellings
course of construction in Lancaster
present. Every mechanic is busy,
d more work awaits them. The old
town is getting on a hustle that is glo
rious to behold. Keep it croiner.
The merchants are cleaning up their
stores getting ready to bring on holi
day goodi An unusually large stock
will be handled this year. Watch the
colums of The Record for announce
ments from the merchants having the
st lines.
A railroad coach, made an fitted up
pecially for a picture gallery, is stat
ioned at the depot. It has all the ap
partments needed for such business
and is a model of convenience. The
owner remains as long in anyone town
business will jmti.y.
Many Trees.
Nearly three car loads of fruit trees,
sold last spring by Pence & Hines, ar
rived this week and are being deliver
ed on the Scott lot, near the Square.
Many people have been in town this
we k receiving their trees.
The concrete crossings are giving
great satisfaction at Danville. The
Advocate says they do not cost as much
stone to put down, last longer and
give greater satisfaction. Some of the
Lancaster crossings are w.rje than
the rocky road to Dublin.
Good Saddle Horse for sale. Dr.
D. Wesley, nov 11-tf
100 fine Maple
this month.
shade. tree3. Plan
.7. C Thompson.
I have a few more suits that I can
make to your measure for S10.00.V
J. C. HempTiilL
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Capt. Miller's lot is the place to
build the hotel. The captain will only
ask what he thinks the lot is worth.
Danvule street has been repaired at
the crossing at D. M. Lackey's. More
than half the roadway had washed
away and the place was dangerous.
b resh egsjs 14 cts; held eggs 10 to
12 cts; young turkeys 7c Turkeys to
be ueliveretl not later than thellCth
to get this pric. II. B. Northcott
Lancaster.
Means Uuslness.
Jas. I. Hamilton has buyers for fou
or hve trood farms, provided thrs.
wanting to sell will do so at leasonabl
ngures and will come to him with
their trading clothes on. No time for
parley. Say what you want for the
land and do so at once.
Mr. Joe Swope Dead.
A brief telegram received Tuesday
announced the death of Mr. Joseph
bwope at Indianapolis The message
said the remains would be interred
there, and we have been unable to
learn further particulars. Mr. Swope
was a former resident of this county
ana had many relatives here.
Mr. Miller's Child Dies.
Anna Uoty, the young-st child of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Mille , died at
the family home, near town, Thursday
afternoon. !she was in her second
year. is!ie had been ill of membrane-
Ui croup for several days, 'lhe re-
muns were interred in ti.e Lanoastpr
metery Friday. The family hav
reai, syrrpuny irom the community
in the loss of their dear child.
Kay Peas to go In.
i he Knights of Pythias will take
teps toward going in on the new Op-
ra House and Hotel building to niht,
ind it is hoped every member will be
on hand. I ou't stav awav from thi
neeting, brethren, and then k'ck on
vjiul mo ioage uoes. ine lodge room
s the place to make j'our suggestions.
He there and say your say, or ever af
ter hold your jaw.
Prospect for More Trains.
A Lancaster man had a talk with a
prominent rail road official the other
day and was told that it was the inten
tion of the company to ballast the
track and put new steel rails on this
road in the spring. Then the compa-
y would more than likely put the day
trains, now running to Livingston,
through here. We have heard several
tHcials express themselves as delight-
with the recent change and it is
ighly probable that the last mantion-
d idea will be carried out. The trav
el between Richmond and Livingston
does not amount to much, and the day
trains could run through here and
make a close connection at Rowland
for Livingston and points south. The
run wouiu be shorter and much more
convenient for the train crews.
This bird is not splitting his throat
ver the victory of any political party,
but is crowing over the great success
those working up the hotel and opera
house are meeting with. That's what
are interested in. Right here in
Lancaster is where Lancaster people
make their meat and bread and what
want to see is the good old town
bu'.lt up. The parties irettinir the
stock have secured in black and white
even eight thousand dollars. ' Sev-
ral other parties who want stock have
ot yet been seen, and all necessary
for them to sign the paper and new
building is assured. Each stockholder
ill pay two hundred dollars down
and the balance in monthly install-
ents of about sixteen dollars. Sev-
ral parties not able to take a whole
share have purchased jointly with oth
ers. Two men can carry a share and
never miss the money, that is if they
are any kind of hustlers. In the pro
posed building will be two storerooms
and there have already been four or
five applicants for them. Four men
want the hotel and three the opera
house. We haven't the space to go in
to, details, but it can be readily seen
by investigation that the investment
will easily pay seven per cent on the
money put in. If any one doubts this
statement and is interested, he can be
quickly convinced by asking D.-. Kin
naird, John E. Stormes,J. C Thompson,
any of the promoters of the enter
prise, it is the intention to collect
the two hundred dollars, first pay
ment, as soon as the stock is made up
and purchase the lot immediately, but,
ohcourse, work on the building cannot
begin until spring.
HURRY
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If you want any of those "bargains we are offering in
Boots and Shoes.
The people know their value and they are going fast.
You should see our line of
BLANKETS and COMFORTS
They are Nice and Cheap,
these chilly nights.
LOGAN
DRY
GREATEST BARGAIN
Election in G arrant.
The quiet, indifferent manner
Inch the election passed oil 1 uesday,
was the cause ot much comment, as
those of former davs have most al-
ays been charactered by several
hts, knock-downs and such like.
The day was very much on the order
of a school trustee election. At no
time during the entire day were more
than a hundred people on the Public
Square. Those who voted came to ti:c
polls, deposited their ballots and eith
er went home or to their business. We
have it from leaders of both parties
that no money or whisky was athand.
and the woe-begone look on the old
'floats" strongly bore out the state
ment. As both parties had up good
men, it is hard to understand why the
vote should fall off so materially un
less it is from the fact that many men
have determined to quit "messing" in
politics and attend strictly to their
work at home. The table below was
made from figures cried at the polls,
and may differ slightly on the official
and final count.butno material change
will be made, lhe bonds carried by
an overwhelming majority. At most
polls, parties were stationed to call
the voters' attention to the bonds, but
r'611
with this many went in the
booth, stamped under the rooster or
cabin, and forgot the pikes. The ma
jority is safe and the court can now is
sue the bonds. This will dispose of
the hardest and most important part
of the turnpike question, and we move
to haig the next man who brings up
the subject Here's the vote by pre
cincts. Zeigler gets 49 votes in county.
PRECINCTS.
Court House
East Park
West Park
East fc West Bryantsvllle
143
176
11 ii
2C0
58
73
87
Buckeye
Walker's School House.
Paint Lick
Union
18iJM40
Total .
1881 1218
Edmison now has his "Kandy Kitch
en" at the Marrs corner fitted up ii
the best o: style and has on hand a
fine line ofthe purest candies. He al
so has a .lunch counter in connection
and can feed the hungry at all hours.
No More Shows.
When the Opera House is built the
Magistrates will refuse "to let the
Court House for shows of any kind.
This is a good idea, as the room is
more or less injured every time a great
crowd gathers thee.
UP
and just the thing you need
GOODS
COMPANY.
HOUSE IN CENRTIL KY.
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. 23c. The genuine has
L. B. Q. on each tablet 1 may, '99
Obeying the Law.
A fellow told a Record representa
tive he went to a blind tiger Tuesday
to wet his whistle. The proprietor
informed the fellow he would like to
make the sale, but the law prohibited
the sale of whisky on election days
and he was compelled to refuse.
Ilottom Price.
I am bound to sell goods, and in or
der to do so I am selling absolutely
all-wool goods, from Wanamakar it
Brown, at Philadelphia prices. Suits,
for 3, 10.50 and S12.G0 that cost front
S" to 5 mora elsewhere. They are
selling and giving satisfaction. Ccme
and save money. F.ts guaranteed or
no pay. 31. u. hughes, Ag'C
Lancaster Ioy Married.
The Louisville Dispatch prints the
following: "Miss Annie Cornell and
Mr. J. Y. Currey, popularyoung people
of this city, were married at noon yes
terday at the St Nicholas Hotel, in
CincinnatL In order to have a quiet
wedding the young people left this
city early yesterday morning and went
to the Ohio metropolis. They were ac-
compaied by Mrs. Charles E Fleming
sister of the bride. The bride is a
baauti'ul young women, and has al
ways had many admirers. Mr. Currey
is the manager of the shoe department
of the Mammoth."
The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thecdore Currey, of this city, and re
sided here until a few years ago when
he secured a situation in the Falls
City. He is an industrous, capable
and popular young fellow, who has
the respect of all who know him. We
extand heartly congratulations to the
young people.
The Royal Is the highest grade bahkfi pewdar
haowa. Actral taats HW it goes oaa
third forthtr Um tmy othr raad.
POWDER
. aowi. MaM Kwerat ee., ntw inc.