The Central Record, 1898-11-24

1 have on bands a fine lot of bran and shipatuff. Will deliver at $10 and SIS per ton. Buy now while it is cheap. John II. Potts, nov-25 Gilberts Creek, Ky. Thanksgiving Services. Thanksgiving services will be held in the Presbyterian church today he he-fining - fining he-fining at 11 o'clock. Dr. McKee kind- .y consented to remain and preach, and t larg congregation slu u'.d, aim doub less will be out to hear hiui. 4 Garrard Iik Wins. A special iY. m l.owiiug Gree.i sa. tue ludL'cs nt the National rox uun- ars Associ t;ou, now in ses- ou ttu-re. aaraeu nrst prize-to aiKer c aog, "lop". Air. Waiker has the best piCK of hounds in the state and always gets v prize at these meetings. Beautiful ltoum. Ihe Masons have had a beautifu. jarpet piaceu ou their hull, aud it, to- tuer witn the pretty paper and elec tric lights, makes the handsomest .odjfe room we ever entered. The u.av Peas meet there now and all the bretn-i-eu aiiouid go to the lougeand see how aice and coiuionauie it is. lnis win ureak up the dancing now, and the uya are without, a place in whicu to r.p the light lautastic. Stores Cloe 1'hursday. A number of merchants uecided to .vo tneir cieras u weit-earued breatu- speil un laauitsgiving day, anu via close up at the usual hour, lu .'ciock, to attend preacuing. ln- tead of opening after dinner tue uerchants aud c erts will remain at heir own hrcside, tuanu an Alwise c'ower that ousiuess has been good .uis fall, andiel their turkey digest. mis is a splenuid idea.a Nearly ah tne .lurchunts will uo tuis, tuo' suuii ouid Keep open on Sunday n tue taw dn't prohibit it. Brother Uoiven to Iteslgn At the regular service at the Chris- au church buuday morning, Eid. Geo. ijweu annouueeu that at ihc expira- .ou of his year (February we beiieve), aj would sever his connection as pa. r o. tne churcn. He also added tuai .e ra.gnt leave sooner, i. he completeu i.her arrangements. Mr. Gowen has eu in ijaii caster for a number oi .ears and has many warm friends Je is a splendid preacher and one who I es not nesitate to sav what, he things a any que.it. ou. The churcn has no et considered the name ot another ninister, but win matte a selection re Air. Gowen leaves. Air. Gowen has jeen a mighty good friend to he Rec- ud, aud we. wish him all good in the iew location he selects. Mill Climbing. Ihe list of subscri tions toward jaildin" the opera house and hotel is till swelling, and the required amouut ivill soon be raised. Nearly every man in shape to do so has taken stock and mly a small amount remains be se cured. The enterprising men of the town are working with a vim, but as usual, a few sorry, space-occupiers are chrowing cold water on the plan. The "gas" of a few objectors has its weight but we confidently believe that this plan to build will be carried to com completion. - pletion. completion. Nine-tenths of our people are for progress, and the thing for them to do is to freeze out the old funeral processions who take no interest in the town's welfare and only look out for their own selfish carcasses. To use slang expressions, always extend the "Glad hand" to enterprising men and rive the selfish draw-back the "Marble heart" Preacher in Jail Andy Britton, a negro preacher from Lexington, came to Lower Garrard last summer and said he proposed to induce the colored population of that vicinity to turn from the error of their way. He held a '.'Big Meetin" and was cutting quite a wide swath. One night a colored man went to the store of Mr. Jno. C. Huston in that locality and made a small purchase. While the merchant was in the rear of the store, the man smashed a show case, grabbed a sack containing some money and ran away. Mr. Huston recognz ed Britton as the man and the grand jury returned an indictment Brit ton was not captured until last week, when he was brought before Judge Burnside. The court concluded it would be better for the cause of relig ion to keep Britton out of the minis terial field and sent him to jail for three months. Will Have to Walt. The Knights of Pythias are anxious to take stock in the proposed new ho tel building, but they have a little suit on hand just now, the result of which will have to be awaited before they make the investment As stated The Record some time since, the Knights bought the lot on Lexington street owned by the West heirs. Since the trade the question of validity of the title has been raised and the lodtr believes that, owing to interests of in fant heirs, and the wording of a will the title can not hold. Mr. West, on the other hand, claims the title to be absolutely sound and has brought suit in the circuit conrt to settle the mat ter. The case will be decided by Judge Sauflev next week, and if the title not all right the Knights will invest in the new building. The plans are drawn for a lodtre room and it can be built and not interfere in the least with the hotel or opera house space.

ing pretty shoes. We have the pretti- .et lino fn fexvort. fYifriA anrl coo' Come and see Joseph. With every Victoria cigar purchased at G. S. Gaines' you.are given a chance on a fine buggy.nCall and see buggy and investigate. I have decided to locate in Lancas Lancaster - ter Lancaster and will, move here, with my fami family, - ly, family, about December 1st, to practice my profession. W. Burnett, M. D. oct-2l-tf .? For Sale. x Several pieces oi valuable town pro: - eriy. i you wuu b u nume, tuiuvi uuu ee me. J. C. Hemhill, K Real Estate Agent. Notice. I. you call lor Potts Flour at the . adiug grocers, and they naveu't goi u, oruer uirect from h. L. Potts, Buck Buck-.ye, - .ye, Buck-.ye, ivy. agou in town daily. lu-21-lm .he lucK-.oard tote given away y J. B. Jennings is on extnbitiui. a VV. 1. l.omaus' carriage snop. E.- .mine it and then come in and take jiiauce on it. nov-4 1 have just received a special line oi lUinpies irom The Royal 'iaiiors, oi unicago, iresh lrom tlie mills, and the are beauties. Call anu see tiiem. V J. L. UempnilU Engraved Calling Cards. Leave oiders now lor all kinds u steel engraving ior tue uolidas. Don .ise a. printed or written card. You wi. oe called "a back number." Stormed Drug Store. '" Five Unhappy Couples. Five couples-, who had hitched uj for better or worse, have concludes .uey were getting the worst end 01 .ile, and fi.eJ suit for divot ce at tin a.pproacning' term of court. Two aii wnile persons ana the otners negroes. A Success. J. C. 'Ihompson has had an arc ligh ? ut, m bis store and the result is ver idlisfacory. I!y tue use ot thus on ..imp the store is made brighter thai day light. Several other merchant. .idve si.nided tneir intention of usin tne same kind of lamps. We are now ottering .buggies," phat- oiis, surreys, road wagons and har ness, cheaper than any one in Centra iventucky, in order to make room f c.i ur large stock of spring vehicle's.! 2v trouble to show goods. Couiein Mon day. W. J. Romans Carriage Co. Please Keport It. I' subscribers lail to receive Tui tlECOKD, they will do us a irreat favo report the fact. Uncie bam paj ighty good money for delivering l, ails, anil if you lail to get your p- per we will see that the fact is prompt ly reported to the proper authorities at Washington. Tut 'Em Up. The gasoline lamps have never been put up between the Square and the de pot, and as a result the people coming on the night trains have to wade through the mud and compliment the Council. These lights are needed bad ly and we hope the city dads will get move on them and see that they are put up. Will Preach Every, Sunday. Dr. J. Lapsley McKee announced Sunday morning that he would preach here every Sunday during the winter. his will be gratifying news to the many admirers of Dr. McTTee. He has always been a great favor .12 in Lan caster, and the people, irrc" rctive of denominations', are always - . id of an opportunity of hearing him, The Bible Society. ; The Garrard County Bible Society will meet in tho Christian church in Lancaster next Sunday evening at clock. All the ministers in the coun ty are vice-presidents of this society, and the church members are especial especially - ly especially invited to be present at this meet ing. It is hoped a large audience wi1! be on hand promptly. Prayer Meeting Might Changed. In order that Dr. McKee may be present, the Presbyterian prayer meet ing night has been changed from Wed nesday to Monday night This does not conflict with the meeting of any other church and many people will doubtless attend these Monday night services to hear the doctor's talk. Big Court. Circuit court begins"next Monday with the smallest docket in many year. A lawyer, looking over the books yesterday, told The Record that if all the fees earned at this court were paid to one- man ho would not be able to stop a cracker wagon mere ara tnirty-nve equity appear ances and about fifty-five little, one horse commonwealth cases to be dis posed of One hundred and fifteen old common law cases complete the list. Tomorrow the Day. Remember, on tomorrow, Saturday, Nov. 20, we will give away the Large Stove. All having guesses on same are invited to be present. Also remember our stock of Fall and Winter Goods complete. We call especial attention to our line Ladies' Jackets and Wraps and Men's Overcoats. No old, "left "leftover" - over" "leftover" stock, but all New and up-to- date and prices are Wat Down. Come and see. E. L. Jennings & Co, GenT Mdse. Paint Lick, Ky.

DRESS T TD rFl O "Which fdown at Prices, nomrr They are stylishly cut and material, and at prices that - twill interest vou- Christmas Greeting. To every reader of this we extend cordial and earnest greeting- with the utmost enthusiasm -and satisfac tion. We are enthusiastic for tne rea son that the prospects of the seasou arc particularly promising for both buyer and seller; we are satisfied, be cause, anticipating an unusually larga demand for holiday g'oods, we have put in place a stock so complete, so meritorious, so perfect, that we know we can please the purchgsing public, and are equally positive that they will be pleased with themselyes for dealing with us. Our stock is most 'attractive, and mbraces the latest novelties, the best of goods ot the reliable kind. The assortment is one calculated to meet taste, means aed preferences of every individual likely ro enter our store. If standard merit and extensive variety go for anything, they will score us a record for the present season that will see all our old customer better satis fied than ever before, and new ones put on the list as friends of an estab lishment that believes in dealing hon honorably - orably honorably and liberally with its patrons. We are determined to make a notable feature of the gift-giving, holiday- shopping period, and are prepared to serve all who come promptly, politely and satisiactoriiy. it heart-warming goods at home-cheering .prices have any influence on our customers, their dealings with us this season will be eminently pleasant. Every article we show is the best of its class, every class repres en ted is varied and complete. You h ave only to inquire tor what you need, to have presented what you want, fresh from the best and latest marke ts, and possessing the right kind of value for the right kind of price in every instance. That .question of price will be another loadstone to at attract - tract attract trade. We have two settled principles strongly in view to give tuli and exact value ior every aoiiar spent with us, and to help you make that dollar go as lar as it should, ana much farther than anywhere else. Ex perience and care have enabled uguo buy our supero siock at the Closest possible fignre3, and a brisk demand tor the same aitoras us an opportunity to turn our money 'quickly, .we are, therefore, more inclined than ever to shade profits to a point that will maka this store tne prominent ana popular one with every person who appreciates trustworthy goods wlren seen, and reasonable prices when backed up bV solid, tangible value of the practical Kina. One more word we invite you to vis it onr store, and we intend to make you welcome. If yon do not come to buy, yon arc still expected and wanted.. Courteous 'treatment will convince you that we are here to please; a sight of our admirable assortme of goods will educate you np to a iMfowIedge of what is novel, appropriate and first first-class. - class. first-class. We make our bow to our cus customers - tomers customers with the conviction that we shall suit on&.and alL We thank yon for past patroage, and we show our

Pleasant Grove Supper. The ladies of Pleasant Grove church will serve oysters at the residence of bm Adams Friday Fov. 25th, instead f the 24th as announced. Admission 5cts. Doors open from 3 to 10 p. m. Saves The Two Cents. The Lancaster banks have had The Record office print each 5,000 blank receipts to be used in saving their cus tomers the two cent revenue stamp. Most of the banks over the country have done away with the regular checks and have substituted receipts for them. These receipts are printed blank forms, leaving only the amouut of money the patron desires to raw to fill out . They read like any other receipt, and when filled out and properly signed, the man who presents at the cashier's window can draw money, proviaea ne nas money u w bank. The idea that receipts could be substituted for checks was given the local bankers in a ruling by the Com Commissioners - missioners Commissioners of Internal Revenue in an swer to a question irom u ujuuci m North Carolina. Nearly every bank in the state has adopted the plan. Will he Married Today. Mr. Charles Frisbie and Mias Mary Aliller will be married in Louisville this, Wednesday, afternoon at the res residence - idence residence of the bride's brother-in-lawj Mr. Robert E. Hughes. While this an announcement - nouncement announcement will be a surprise to ma ny, yet the more intimate friends of the contracting parties have been aware of the approaching nuptials for sAvfiral weeks. Miss Miller left for the Falls City last Saturday, accompa nied by her friend, Miss May Hughes. Mr. Frisbie followed Sunday night and was accompanied by Messrs. Letch er Owsley and Herbert Price. The ceremony will be performed this af ternoon and the newly wedded pair will leave immediately for Omaha, Ne braska, where Mr. Frisbie expects to ensratre in.business. The bride is the second daughter of Col. John W. Mi 1 ler, "of this city. She is a young laoy of extraordinary intellect, her charm-' ing manners, and is industrious and tirettv. Bv her friendly, affectionate manners, and desire to be agreeable. she made herself a great favorite Lancaster society. The groom is the oldest son of Mrs. Mattie Frisbie, of this city. He is a young man of good sense and education and has fine busi ness qualifications. He has been leader in Lancaster society and num bers his friends by the score. He is pretty well fixed with this world1 goods and starts out with flattering prospects. Both bride and groom are splendid friends of TnE Record and we devoutly wish them a voyage thro' life wholly clear of the stumbling bloc s which line its pathway: ,

LANCASTER. Fresh Oysters received daily. 'Served and sold. O. F. lillett, Lancaster Hotel. See Morrow and McRobertsvChist- mas goods. 'Ihey are arriving (Nrery day. V X Leave "Orders at-the Kandy Kitchen for Thanksgiving oysterscelery anil .cranberries x T linvp n ft iv mnrp Quits that. T rnn )uke loyour measure or S10.QJ). J J C. HemphilL Isothinir becomesxa . woman mon than a t.rettv eloak.VSee the beaut ful ones at JoseplrX 1 Biggest line of Sterling.Silver novel ties ever brought to Lancaster, Mor row and McRoberts, N G S. Gaines- will buy ah the corn he ean get at SI. 10 a barrel, payable any goods he hmdles' Mosey o Loan On real estate at 5 per cent; a ulress W. S. Lowwill At lorney, Danville Ky. I1-18-9S Hog KiltlngXhne Buy your Sare, Salt Pier and Pep- No I ice. Taxes p .st due. Pay be ore tin penalty goes on. J. B. Sanders, S. G. C. If you have a s.ck triend, cheer hiui leer hiui line, cJ n, Agy4 un with a box of ll'inaker'a n dowers. J. C. Thoiup-son The reason some merchants do no auvertise is because they have no bar- g iins on hand to tell about. Uonaker's Premium Cdi.ry s a'njt h e jnums are a class by themselves. Leava. your order witn J. C Thompson, Agt. It is all wen euuugu to la.k aoout pretty dress goo. Is, but seeing is be lieving. VCome look at our line. J. dose ph. I'urs Wanted. I will pay highest Cash price for ail kinds of Furs. N. u. Bogie, nov-ll-lm Marksbury, Ky. Successful Operation. Dr. Acton, assisted by Dr. Price, of Level G een, operated on Charley Gas- tineau, near Hyattsyille, this week for caries of the oscalsis, the result of an injury received some time ago. a pair before they are THE MARKET. uni nifinn in nUVGIUGu Hi ,'1 SON

IN AND ABOUT County Court Mon 'ay. 'B!g Court" begins Monday. Hustle to bui.d up your town. Fresh Oysters daily at Gaines Ligh doe'eet for next week's court. For sale .ypewriter. Joe llaselde Hominy aud Oatfiakes at T. Curry; Backwoods tise. merchants don't adver. Air hill 1V00I Suits for SU.5J. J. C. Hemp Every thin T, Curry. " ,uics fresh and cheap at Try tht- sresh Kandy Kitchen. peanut candy at the Q lit talking' about your neighbors and go to work. Peachrs, Grapes, i'ears and Fancy apples at G, Gaines. Call and see a beautiful line of Rugs at J. A. Bc-;iz "- & Co. Goo l fondle norse D. Wesley. ior ale M)r. J. nov ll-n Try tiie Hatter .-c itch at t Kandy Kitcnen. It is delicious. Patronize the advertisers RecoUD. They are up-to-date. Raisins. Fiix. n.tiK Hitrnngnnil Pni rents, freh and cheap at T. Curry's 1 The Recori office can do anv kind of printing you mny want. Try us. Large line of DThner Sits and Cham-. ber Sets, just received. G. S. Gaines. I woul 1 liite to ilo your plain sew ing and dyeinff. Mrs. Oph -lia Dunn. Purest and best Sa'e. Salt Peter arid Pepper. istorm-s'. Drus; Store. Books.. New, Cheap and Up-ti.-date. Stormes' Drug Store. Books. Examine the beautiful Kew line of 25cts Uooks at Stormes' Drug Store. Money to Loan. Fcir building purposes, or ons well imprcv-dRcal Estate. Teimseasy,- J. C. HemphilL

BALMING a SPECIALTY. Furniture, Carpets, &c. Lancas' er, Ky. R. KlNNAIRD'S Insurance Agency Representing Over - $57,000,000 - In the following Fire Insuranct Companies iEtna of Hartford. Qjieen of Ameriea. National of Hartfort. Phenlx of Brooklyn. Hartford of Hartford. Manchester of England. Connecticut of Hartford, fferth British and Merchantile. ' German American of Ye v Y ork. Liverpool and London and Globe. I also represent the old reliable New York Life Insurance

"We never before had such, values to offer. "We'bought our underwear way hack in May when prices were at the very lowest and the Manufactures were glad to take orders to keep their mill running. "We have some bargains that will be a great sur surprise - prise surprise to you. Come and see what we can give you for 50c per suit. Our suits at $1.00 are the greatest bargains ever offered in underwear. SEE -BUR MEW'S HEAVY BOOTS. $1.50.