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THE CENTRALr RECORDrOURTJSEKX YEAX LANCASTER KY FRIDAY APRIL 24 1903MBJlB 4

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OUR AIMWe aim for your satisfaction We hit the

mark by making satisfactory pictures Be¬

cause we put into them the accuracy of ouraim the certainty of our knowledge we aresure you will be satisfied Not cheap picturesat a cheap price but pictures youll be pleased

to own at a price youll be glad to pay Letus convince you Frames Mouldings En ¬

gravings Easels Etc

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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

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We have the mostcomplete line of-

FURNITURE and CARPETS

To be found in thetown Prices low

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== Of Local Interest ==

And still the hemp rolls in

Few gardens have been broken up

Fox thephotographer Friday a24tf

The Masonic lodge meets Tuesdaynight

A few more patches of rock havebeen sprinkled on the Public Square

Citizens seem inclined to profit by

former experience and wait un ¬

til summer is here to put in their gar-

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The alleys should be cleaned Getout the chain gang If you have noworkhouse prisoners take up a fewloafers under the vagrancy law

We believe the waterworks plan will

be a go Heres a chance to investyour money at home among the peo ¬

ple off of whom you made it See

The Greatest of Nuisances

The biggest nuisance in the world is

the person who borrows his neighborsnewspaper Last week one of ourbest paying subscribers discontinuedsaying 1 like your paper very muchand enjoy reading it but Ill be blankety blanked if I am going to be annoy ¬

ed to death having a certain neighborcoming to my house ringing the bell

and bothering me by asking the loan

of my copy of The Record This was

surely a good cause to discontinue

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Clear The Track

We are bound for

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to buy our

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SUMMER GOODSI r

r I > 4L <x They have the best stock J

v i i< tojbje fqundin this sec <r tionand sell them at

VERY REASONABLE PRICES

IIf some glib tongued stranger would

Icome along and offer to sell stock in awaterworks company Kalainazoo orsome other outoftheway place hewould rake in the shekles right anleft Why cant local capitalists putin a little of their stuff here at home

Communion at Paint LickA R Presbyterian communion ser-

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will be held at New Hope churchSunday the 26th Rev 0 Y Bonneragent for the 29th Century Fund willbe present and all members are cor ¬

dially asked to attend-

Stockholders MeetingThere will be an important meeting

of the stockholders of the Crab Orch¬

ard Fair held in that city TuesdayMay 5 Important business to betransacted and all are requested toattend Dont forget the date 242t

A Wise MoveWe congratulate our friend the

Danville Advocate upon securing theservices of jolly Harry Giovanoli ofWashington to send that paper a let ¬

ter every week The Advocate madea wise move in adding this featureThey dont grow better writers thanHarry

Big Colored FairStanford Journal The Lincoln and

Garrard County Colored Fair Associa ¬

tion met and decided to have their annual fair at Stanford on August 2728and 29 Itwill be held in the wood ¬

land on Danville Avenue belonging toMrs Nora M Goodknlght The officerselected are W M Jones presidentAlex Miller vice president W H Har ¬

ris secretary and J Miller Broaddusassistant secretary

Severe lint StormThe most severe liail storm that ev ¬

er visited this section came down Sun ¬

day evening about 7 oclock Thestones were all larger than usualsome-of them measuring over an inch in di¬

ameter Small vegetation sufferedgreatly while leaves were strippedfrom the trees glass broken and flow ¬

ers and shrubbery almost ruinedThe storm lasted about twenty min¬

utes The wheat came in for roughhandling but farmers tell us it is notseriously injured

Special NoticeThe Telephone Co asks The Rec-

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to again call attention of users ofphones to the importance of ringing

off when through talking Unless yougive a short ring when you hang upthe receiver the lines are left connect-ed then when either party calls forCentral it calls up the other end ofthe line thereby causing confusionand annoyance to the people at theother end of the line This causes notrouble to the operators at centralbut it does to owners of phones Ifyou want to save yourself trouble al ¬

ways ring off

Greatly BehindThe farmers were never far be ¬

hind with their Spring work Themany hard rains have kept the groundtoo wet to plow and in fact havebeen so hard that it was impossible todo any work out doors Onlya verysmall portion of ground has been bro ¬

ken When Old Sol does decide tocome out and dry up the earth thefarmers will hustle as they never didbefore While this is worrying themconsiberably it is well to rememberthat the One who is running theworld knows just about what it needsand He is going to do what He thinksis best for all His people So dontworry over what you cant understandalong this line

Interesting PropertyThe Doores house on Water street

advertised to be sold Monday has alittle bit of interesting history It isone of the oldest residences in Lancaster When first built it was occupiedby Hon Sam McKee then by ChiefJustice Robertson then by GovernorLetcher Immediately after theirmarriage each of these distinguishedgentlemen began housekeeping thisresidence Stranger still each waselected to Congress while residingthere The house is still in a goodstate of preservation and bids fair tolast many years longer It will besold Monday to settle the Doores es-

tate one of the heirs having died

The School Census

The law requires the school censusto be taken during April No matterwhat time in the month it is taken itshould be taken as of the first day o

the month Jf a family lived in thedistrict pn April 1st bufr has sincemoved away the trustee should listhis children If any family has mov ¬

ed into the district since that timethe children should not be listed asthey have already been listedwhere else Any other method woulbe obviously unfair as some childrenwould be listed twice and others notat all The school year begins July1st and the childrens ages should betaken as on that date For instancea cnlld maybe less than six years of

now hut if he will be six before luly1st take the name On the othe-hand leave off the nama of any ahllwho will be twenty by th tlmeevenif not that old when the census is to-

ken

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The residence of a childs par¬

ents or guardian is usually consideredthe residence af a child but this isnot always true AS a general thing

thefacts as to residence that would

entitle a man to yore would fix thresidence fa child M to his mloo-privileges

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The U S Geological Surveyors areagain at work in this locality

Mr Geo M Patterson sold his resi ¬MrdR Denny the past week price 2800

Look on our 2nd page and see if theGarrard county news isnt served upto a queens taste We have the bestcorps of correspondents in the state

Lightning has been plaving the mis ¬

chief all over the county Mat Slierhas just rcceivod a new lightning rodwagon and is getting all the work hecan do

From Billys Old HomeNIcholasville JournalJ W Ham¬

ilton the present circuit clerk o fGarrard has announced his candidacyfor reelection subject in the actionof the Democratic party His manyfriends in Jessamine wish him success

Imported Hemp SeedWe have 5 or 6 bushels of the hemp-

seed grown from the China seed im ¬

ported in April 1892 Also about 100

bushels of seed for sowing The firstnamed were imported by M F Arbuckle of Madison There are the lastimportation in Ky T B WalkerSon

Will Do Good WorkThe Garrard Civic League is having

the regard and cooperation of thebest citizenship of the county in away that means best results for thewelfare of our people The federationof the Garrard League with those ofadjoining counties will be one of themost far reaching forces against viceand crime that Central Kentucky hasknown for a century

The Sensible ViewSpeaking of the proposition to erect

an uptodate Court House in place ofthe present rattle trap at Stanfordthe Interior Journal says There iscertified for taxation in the countyover 6750000 Would it beextravagant for an individual worth alikeamount to live in a building costing40000 especially if the one he now

occupies is a deadfall liable not onlyto kill him but destroy all the evi ¬

dences of his prosperity

Lets Hope for the ButThe hotel people are selling out

their furniture etc so it looks asthough there will be nothing doing onthe burned corner by the presentcompany There is a hen on we un ¬

derstand for a building of anothercharacter There are several otherplaces near the square on which a ho-tel could be built and when somemonied citizens conclude to invest alittle cash at home Lancaster mayget out of the suds again at any ratelets hope so-

Our Own Horn BlowsWe beg leave to call attention to

the advertisements appearing in thisissue of The Record For eight longyears we have been dingdonging atbusiness men trying to convince themthat the only way to success is by theuse of printers ink This issue willshow that the moss has been rubbedoff of many backs that they are HP tothe minute alive and want you toknow it This is evidence conclusivethat they have bargains for you sosee them before buying from somemoss back who dont know the war isover Catch step with the processionof up to date business men

liuklneH Change

As advertised elsewhere in The Rec ¬

ord Nathan Plaut Co of Cincinna-ti

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have decided to withdraw theircapital fromthe store now managedby our townsman Mr Jacob Josephand to do this the stock will be clos ¬

ed out at actual cost It is with greatpleasure we can say Mr Joseph willnot leave Lancaster but remain hereand continue in business He hasbeen here for many years and no manIhas more friends or stands higher inthe estimation of the people Alwaysin the lead in any act of charity thefirst to visit the sick ever ready toassist the distressed he has won bos ¬

om friends who feel the deepest inter ¬

est in his welfare Such liberal heart-ed honest and public spirited men asJake Joseph are needed here and asstated above we are delighted toknow that he will continue to be aLancaster man

To the City Council

The Record desires to call the att-

entIOn of the City Council to the con-

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of affairs at the local depot attrain time Last Monday we counted

dirty sscufillnfgon the platform and making it decid-

edly

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unpleasant for passengers andpatrons of the railroad company Thisis the lookout of the Company we

heard some wiseacre say No it is notIts the lookout of the town Thetownd a

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comparatively nothing The company is as much entitled to police protection as is any private citizen Theirproperty is private property the samenod t

lice protection you give aby other taxoAd e

be taken up as a vagrant If iliagang of negroes who crowd ground thedepot has any visible means of suprport no one has ever heard ofIt Takeaction on this gentlemen Itisanuisance for which the town js censureby stranger who goes to the lrbtbtIinanf store in the town 2

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0 bloom and picking is a pleasure While we

keep our stock constantly watered with new 2ideas that it may always be fresh and at 0

0 tractive still we believe that the first picking 2°

is thebestQQ

We are outfitters of the male portion of0the human race The men boys and children 0

o we c lot he arc clothed rightly andoQ 0economically0 dressed people you meet anywhere We are + Y

0anxious to have you see our new suits hats0 i

shoes and furnishing goods while we are in

0full bloom we shall want to ask you ifyoue >

I0 ever saw Mens Toggery more pleasing to theQ

purseQ i0Make your selections while the bloom

is on and picking is good2

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A Happy ReunionAn informal but imoressive family

anniversary was in the gathering ofthe Walker family to celebrate in aquiet way the eightysecond anniver ¬

sary of Mrs Ann Walker at the resi ¬

dence of Mr David Geiger on Tuesdaythe 21st The families of eleven chil ¬

dren four sons and seven daughtersrepresenting justly the most highlyesteemed citizenship of county andstate were present at the reunionProbably in all the exalted woman ¬

hood of Kentucky whose intelligenceand grace has been blessing to thoseabout them and beyond them for halfcentury past none have more venerated record in affection and esteemthan the subject of this sketch Atan age when physical strength and intellectual faculties have abated in thestrongest Mrs Walkers vigor of mindand body is the marvel of those whoknow her A written address and ten-

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exhortation to the gathered fami ¬

ly prepared by Mrs Walker was readI

by one of the number The sentiments forcibly and touchingly express-ed was most feelingly received by allpresent A bountiful and elegantlyserved dinner prepared by the young-est of the family Mrs Geiger washeartily enjoyed by all and after thegathering to the family worship laterthe grateful memorial was fittinglyconcluded

Try It HereMany towns have adopted the cur¬

few law and find by its enforcement-a great improvement In the young ¬

sters therein The law as passed isas follows

Section 1 It shall be unlawful forany person under the age of nineteenyears to be or remain upon any of thepublic ways of the city between thehours of 8 oclock in the evening anddaylight in the morning during themonths of November December Jan¬

uary February and March and be ¬

tween the hours of nine oclock in theevening and daylight in the morningduring the other months of the yearThe public ways as herein used arethe street or streets alley or alleys orpublic square therein

Section 2 Jt is hereby made tha duty of the police officers to ring theCity Hall bell at the hour mentionedin the preceding to indicate such time

SectIonS The provisions of thefirst section thereof shall not apply toany person who is accompanied by orpart¬

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rising legalcontrolover himSection 4 Any violationofthis or¬

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Mr Tomlliinoit WithdrawHon R H Tomlinson who announc ¬

ed as a candidate for nomination forlieutenant govenor has decided towithdraw is law practice not permit-ting

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time it would take to make thecanvass Mr Tomlinson is a power inthe democratic ranks and would havebeen heard from had he remained inthe fight

To ny FriendI beg to inform you that Nathan

Plant and Co Cincinnati Ohio whohave heretofore furnished the capitalfor our business have ordered samewithdrawn This compells us to throwour entire stock upon the market at agreat sacrifice As yet our stock iscomplete so come quickly All thoseindebted to us will please settle ac-

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at once andoblige J JosephAgent Lancaster Ky 424tf

Paper For FarmerThe Kentucky Farmer is the only

journal of itscharacter in the centralportion of the State It is easily theleading paper of its kind published inKentucky and for a short time thesubscription price has been reduced to50 cents per year or on trial threemonths for 10 cents in stamps Thepaper is published every Thursday andcontains ably edited department foragriculturists stockmen and raisers ofpoultry Mrs R A Owen is amongthe contributors the poultry depart-ment She is the best authority onpoultry raising in the South and herarticles alone are worth the full sub-scription price of the paper Writefor a sample copy Address The Ken-tucky

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Farmer Danville KentuckyBy a special arrangement the Ken ¬

tucky Farmer and The Record willboth be sent one year for 125 Thisprice is for old as well asnewsubscribers when payment is made in advanceAddress all orders to The Record Lan ¬

caster Kentucky

A Neat ProgramNow that the Dedication Ceremo-

nies of the Louisiana Purchase Expo-

sition¬

the Worlds Fair are so closeat hand the public is commencing towonder what St Louis has to offer inthe way of entertainment to outoftown visitors-

Tbe Henderson Route which is TheWorlds Fair Line has gotten out avery neat booklet vestpocket sizewhich contains the complete officialprogram of these ceremonies

It is a modern piece of work in eve ¬

ry respect printed in green and redwith gray antique cover and highgrade enameled book stock inside

Copies will be gladly furnished onapplication LJlBwnr

Genl Passenger AgentGeoL Garrett

Traveling Passenger AgtHenderson Route

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This is the latest

New Royal

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High arm automatic Drop headball bearing Best attachments

Any style Personally warranted Furniture of quarter saw

ed oak piano polish fin ¬

ish Complete line onexhibition SEE

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