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Circuit court began at StanfordMonday with a rather light docket

John Billiard has been sworn in asnight policeman in place of N111 Westwho resigned

Farmersare growing uneasy as thelad weather is causing them to fallbehind with work

iThe entertainment given the Sundaof the Christian church Monday

I afternoon was largely attended andgreatly enjoyed

L and N pay car the breadIThe as railroad men say was hereThis division has been pal

on Sunday for several months

F W Raines of Cincinnati who hastherwill speak at the Christian church

afternoonIGov Bradley writes The RecordTake out that advertisement yo

have for my bank stock for sale Isold it immediately after you printedthe advertisement for a good priceand give The Record credit for thegood sale The clever gentleman Isone of the few people of today who be ¬

lieve in rendering honor to whomhonor is due

Can Pass In SafetyThe HaseldenRobinson Hardware

Co has had a hign plank fence erected between the engine house and court-house The wind came up there-about fifty miles an hour and the re-

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was all the women took the oth-er

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side of town as the display of hos-ier

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was a serious proposition especi ¬

ally with those of pipe stem under ¬

pinningDeath of Noble Young Man

Ills many Lancaster friends weregrieved to learn of the death of An¬

drew W Buchanan at Crab OrcharddMonday He was twentysix years ofage and one of the most popular youngmen in Central Ken lucky lIe was agraduate of Centre College and a lawyer of ability To know Andy Buch-anan was to admire him his death isdeeply deplored by a legion of friendsThe funeral services were held atCra-

rchardO Tuesday afternoon

Nothing YetThere have been no developments

in the Rucker assassination case yetand if the detectives have any clewsthey are keeping them quiet We sincerely trust the officers are on to1pit will be the greatest outrage Ken-tucky

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has ever permitted Those ofus living in the immediate vicinity un-

derstand the circumstances underwhich the murder was committed buthow we are to explain to the outsideworld that a murdercan be committedunder the nose af a big town and themurderer go unpunished is a proposelion of large proportions

Miserable WeatherThe weather man may have worse

brands in stock but we doubt exceed-ingly

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if he can deliver meaner weather than the people of Central Keirtucky have been undergoing for thpast few weeks Some days were s-

coldo

that business was afra standstillwhile no one who could get around itventured upon the icy streets Every

oldest inhabitant interviewed saysit has been the hardest winter he hasexperienced The good old summer-time is not far distant thank heavenand when the weather does open uthere must be some tall hustling doneby those of us dependent upon thesweat of our brow

Theyre Up To DateAmong the new advertisers in The

Record are the bustlingfirms of Bomans S Elmore and the HaseldenBobcotn ¬

peep leknow what they have and the furtherfact that they are out for businessJ R Haselden retains his old space onthis page to advertise his plumbing iroofing guttering etc Aman had aswell try to do business without clerksas without advertising space Ina newspaper Stop all the fakes and uselesswaste on calendars which result innothing and put your advertisementswhere people will read ItYeSltco-stsmoneYibutwbatlsworthHav ¬

Ingisworthpaylngtor

About March 15thMiss AdaDlckrsonotNlcholastoIwill be opened her handsome stock of

millinery She has been in the citiesJbernewest creations in the millineryand will be ready for bnsihessthe 15th of next month the regular

fewdayslaterrecognizes Sheand

trade merchants u8tha yetheyerfbest and that too at reasonable pri ¬

ces <and will follow up the plan to theletter She has engageoTan experttrmmeroneor wide experieBce awlwith the bestt lii e of l ods them arke9lotJltrOl1

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The L TL will meet at two p M

in the Rest Room All of the childrenin town are Invited

UKS the negro sent to the Penilebury recently for breaking in thedepot died in Frankfort Monday I

The helping hand Society of theBaptist church will meet next Satur ¬

day at half past two oclock with MrsH C Herring Richmond avenue

Monday was cold and muddy hit amedium size crowd came in and trudgedabout there being little business andscarcely no trading February courtis generally a poor one and this wasno exceptionhoylilt is a wise PittsburS citizen whoMknows his own party says thedelphia Press It is a wiser citizenwho knows no party when the publicinterests are at stlkeEx

dAs we go to press Mr John McRbberrs is dangerously ill at the home ofhis son Mr R E McBoberts on Dan ¬

cosincerelyspared yat there is little chance ofhis recovery

The pupils of Miss Andersons room

held an interesting contest in whichtheued States and the sixth grade did theguessing Arleen Mannix was the suc-

cessful contestant

The ladies of the W C T U desireto extend a vote of thanks to Miss Jennee Lackey for her most efficient service in decorating and arranging entertainment for the valentine partyAlso to thank Miss Bettie Andersonfor the hand painted valentines donat-ed

Died In Stanford

keLincolnMonday ana buried in the LancasterCemetery He was a brother of MrAcalexfrofand Uriah Simpson of this cityT

Nothing Done

The democratic county committeemet Monday at which time nearly allthe candidates appeared and statedtheir views on the time of makingnominations There was a division ofopinion and the committee adjournedwithout taking any steps in the matter but will take it up later on

LaseU are busythis week preparing their exhibit ofhemp etc for the Kentucky buildingat the Worlds Fair Others intending to send exhibits had better stirtheir stumps as there is not muchtime to lose Garrard can send a better show than any county in the state

our people will go to work and preare it Get busy

Old Fiddler DeadenThe Stanford Journal notes death

Tknownfurnished inspiring strains for manyofour older citizens and some whoinenfiddle He was a good old negro andwe hope has gone where he will bewgiven a harp instead of a fiddlet

Take All PrecautionsIslatrwith remarkable rapidity and not ¬physicianecontinues to make its appearance In-

most every town Jn Central Kentnckdiliondone It is mighty close to bursastter if you please so a eyeshould be kept out By the wayJudgeFord tells The Record he has hadgovernPto have the sections printed oncircular which will be sept overcounty As we have the type standingfrpm which the circular was tofed we reproduce in this issue oThe Record

Will Open New StreetMr James I Hamilton tells The RecI

ord that he will commence work 1

the early Spring upon a new street toIrun from Richmond avenue just beyond Dr Herrings through the oldcircus lot to the Buckeye pike ThisglotsBuckeye and McCreary neighborhoodan inlet to town without coming throBattle Row Mr Hamilton says hewill reserve thee right to reject anyand all bids on lots as be is determin ¬

ed that none but good people shall getthe property and thus assure a decentaddition to the town That he willpctonow almost surrounded by negro cabiins which are not only unsightly butabsolute nuisances The new street

galuableaddi6lontdtthempeopbout dlebeprhard for she good people put in ibeQttOJ8itIllgetgo its length te11

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Father Bealer of Nicholas vlllewillconductCatholic services at the cour-

useho the first Sunday in March 2fc

Judge Cantrllls AnnouncementWe call attention to the announce-

ment of Judge Cantrili in this issue ofThe Record Judge Cantrili is a gen ¬

tleman learned in the law has hadmuch experience on the bench andwill serve with ability and dignityHe says he Is in the race to stay andthat his name will be kept promlnantly before the people is proven by hisliberal use of printers ink

Death of Miss DunnMiss Ruth Ann Dunn passed peace-

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into the great beyond at theme of Mr Watkins on Monday after ¬

on Miss Dunn was the sisterr Erasmus Dunn and had been sic

several weeks She was a good trueChristian woman and was endeared F-

allJ

who knew her She was laid torest on Tuesday afternoon in the Lan-caSter Cemetery

Should be RememberedShould you have occasion to send apy of some newspaper to an editor I

should not forget to mark aroundthe article you wish noticed Everyeditor gets a basketful of papers ouof each mail and he has not the timeto read each item in all of them esIpecially if thepaper is from a distanceso if you want anything clipped ornoticed dont fail to mark thepaperyousend to the office

Sales Aggregate 300000IElizabethtown is notest mule market in Kentuckybuttrade is increasing and growing tbeIhouse a tire Mule buyers andtraders from all parts of the South areflocking to the town like miners tofield where a rich gold deposit bbeen discovered and the excitementamong buyers to purchase a carload ofthe longeared animals is kept well

yed up One of our loading stock-men

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who has kept tab on the businessreports that up to Monday sixty five

rloads of mules have been shippedom Elizabethtown and they reprent an average value of 83000 a carhis would aggregate 195000 The

trade is not over yet by any meansandit is likely that twenty or thirty morecarloads will be shipped This willprobably put the mule sales for theseason to 300000 The profits of deal-

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have been very handsome andHardin county is richer by manythousands of dollars on account of themule business Elizabethtown NewS

Woods Has Big TripMr John W Woods of Marksbury

one of Garrards prominent agricultu ¬

ral Captains of Industry has just re-

turned¬

from business and pleasure tripto Asheville North Carolina wherefce spent a week or two with relativesHe devoted one entire day to viewingthe wonders of the Biltraqre estatewhich consists of 145000 acres nearthat city owned by Mr Georee WVanderbllt of New York City and

which is the magnificent and farfamed chateau of Biltmore the pri¬

vateresidence of that gentlemanat a cost of nine million do-

llars¬

As Mr Woods is interested inlivestock be spent most of his time-

specting the herds of valuable tho ¬

horses cattle bogspoultryetc and in traversing thescenic road ¬

ays leading in every direction throvast domain It is hinted that

Woods went down with the deter ¬outrightemore ¬andssuit becauseconstructionpd not interfere with the pleasure of

trip which he declares was worththe time and expense Involved

The climate of North Carolina com ¬Francesobed ¬theapracticale ¬

d the good fortune to join a partyexcursoinists going to the coast for

the purpose of inspecting some an-ent

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d ruins which are said to markthe spot where Sir Walter Raleigh at-tempted

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to establish a colony on thataboutnthe place and kicking up the turf withthe toe of his shoe be unearthed anold English caseknife which bore onits handle a Sheffield brand and whichwas iff a very good state of preserva ¬

tion the relic excited a lively inter¬

est among the party some of whomwished to buy it from him but aVbroughtitit stored away in his curio cabinet

Latest From JapRqwUn WarKognusdraumnhoy Feb24 1904

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P4rsonalstMiss Marietta Crow of Louisville is Iivisiting relatives here ffi

Miss Skinner of Beuna Vista is ravisiting her sister Miss Lucretia Skin mnerffiMrssurprise party Tuesday anumber of

Mr CliffMira ofson of friendsIal

Unusualof Miss

the basket game between theBichmond and Nicbolasville girls lastSaturday evening The Nicholasvillegirls were winners 8L to 5 After thesupperk iffi

lunch was served the dining roomand table being decorated Inville colors white and greenquite a pleasant affair

What Knocking Will NicholasIWe frequently hear theWill the hotel and opera

built The Record is insay No and we are able toWhen the other house was built our S

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allpeople will remember that there was E

kinds of adverse criticism made S-not only upon the building but some JS

ijworkthis talk continued people saving thehouse was not sate would fall down fjpand all such idle rot that damaged tbpfjreputation to such an extent thatuntil Mr Long had been here some JEpublicas rajsome people never did go into the tii

1=buildingburnedup 1500 in private subscriptionsijwhich was offered the hoteland it was then that weseveral of the stockholdersno consideration would theycompanyItber steps in the matterwent so far as to say heed to lay one brick on topin Lancaster While we do not believe K t

the stockholders took the rightof the case let their feelingsbetter of their judgement yetprint this article to show whatviewItalk adverse criticism and toslang expression knockingto hold back improvements andcapitalists to keep their moneyaway where it will not doanyone else any good Whilerard hotel may not have been storedIshould be in con stu cUon yetdone against it caused somemost enterprising citizens toback seats and do nothingward improving the town Thiswe hope and believe otherwill put on footenterprises and our statements SpriJ1gIare given to show knockerstheir idle talk will do and whatdone so if you are inclined tocold water keep a silentbetter still move out of town 0

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