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I i THE CENTRAL I RECORDSBrBNrBBNrs JrBAB LANCASTER KY FRIDAY AUGUST 10 1906 na L n

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Of bocal InterestSneed and Kilibrew will give a novel

entertainment here August 30 31 andSept 1-

Born to the wife of John C Pepples adaughter John Is the happiest of thehappy

Ladies should read Haselden Brosadvertisement of special sale Satur-day

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r August 11

Eld F M Tinder will fill his pulpitat tbe Christian church at the usual

t time next Sunday

We are glad to announce that theFair held by the colored people was

t well attended and proved a success

Pete Campbell of Cartersville anexpert barber is assisting Henry Dun ¬

can Call and get a good shave orhair cut

Statetat Ashland Aug 21 to 23 Full noticenext issue

The regular meeting of the WOT Uwill be held next Saturday afternoonat 230 oclock All members are re ¬

quested to be present as Importantbusiness is to be attended to

There is ImprovementsIhere forwill likely be built There is alsotalk of a laundry and a tobacco factory It is admitted that we havethe best town and county on themap

Meat MarketMr John C Pepples has purchased

the meat market which was success ¬

fully operated by Mr L II Mulflngeron the corner of public square andLexington avenue We welcome MrPepples and hope that he will meetwith abundant success

FishOn Monday night the City Council

ratified the sale of the franchise tofish in Lake Placid to the FishingClub The club met on Tuesday andagreed to begin fishing as soon as Fredfrisbie gets some minnows It isknown that the lake is well stockedwith large fish and the sport will befine It is said that their meat isfood for the brain and It that is truewe hope that thousands of them willbe caught and devoured by some ofour good friends

Hughes and Swinebroad sold S W I

Moss farm of 85 acres 4i miles fromtown to B G Bratton at 850 per acre

To TaxPayersYour taxes are due so please

and settle as the penalty will be addeNov 1 C A Arnold Sheriff GarrardCo tt

The white teachers Instltutefor thecounties of GarrardBoyle and Lincolnwill be held at Stanford on August6 to 11 All teachers are required by

lass to attend Mittle Dunn Supt

Drowned

It is rumored at press hour thaHarvey Layton age 65 a farmer wholived 2 mles from Hacklev was

drowned in Paint Lick Creek while at-

tempting to ford it just after a sud ¬

den rise of the water

Real Estate TransferProperty is in demand in the good

old town of Lancaster and the countyof Garrard Hughes and Swinebroadsrea estate agency leased Mrs QPhehaDunns property to Mr J H Dunn whosold his drug store at Paint Lick andreturned here They also sold Mrs

Della Arnolds residence on Stanfordavenue to Mrs Mattie Thomas Mrs

Josie Bucks residence on WaterStreet to J E Robinson and R L Elkin for Maj W H Collier as an Invest-ment

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and Mrs Mattie Frisbies resi-

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on Danville avenue They havea few more town residence which willsoon be placed

Preliminary Trial

On Tuesday Judge Ford tried JohnPreston for killing of Can Broughton near Buena Vista last week J ERobinson represented the Common ¬

wealth and J I Hamilton appeared forthe defense introducing testimony toestablish the fact that deceased wasdrinking quarreling and makingdemonstrations at the time of tbekilliug and that his conduct towardthe defendants wife who was a daugh ¬

ter of the deceased had been so shocking debasing and revolting to every

sense of human decency that the killIng was clarly excusable and that theunwritten law would release the ac ¬

cused even if he was not compelled toshoot in self defense After argu-

ments by counsel the court promptlydismissed the warrant and the prisonerwas released from custody

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I must get rid of my Spring and Summer goods in

order to make room for my immense Fall StockTenthIL ClothingShoesHatsFurnishingfioodsAT

Manufactures COSTBargains ever offered to the buying public

r IGreatest you for the Fair We will dress you cor

4save you money We have just received

a new shipment of hot weather shirts in all the new¬

est patterns

Swell Line of Neckwear JutOpenedIt will pay you to see us before buying your outfit for theFair

Positively no goods charged during this1f

a Creat Slaughter Sale

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CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS

It has been many years since theabovenamed resort has enjoyed theliberal patronage received this sum-mer

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and the large attendance onlyprod ¬

lioas Crab Orchard Springs is themost popular resort in the South Forsome time the people flecked to theseashore but the great expense at ¬

tached to such a trip coupled with theimportant fact that absolutely nobenefit was derived has caused thepublic to realize that a vacation toamount to anything must be spentwhere there is quiet good fare Is ser¬

tved and there is pure healthgivingwaters in abundance When the pre¬

sent manager Capt J B Willis tookcharge of Crab Orchard Springs thepremises were in a dilapidated con ¬

dition and the previous managementhad allowed the reputation of the re¬

sort to become anything but enviableHe at once set about to win back themany friends of previous years andhas today gamed a reputation tar andwide as the large crowds testifyEvery cent of profit is placed in improvement and the fact that an electric light plant a complete system ofnew and upto date sewerage will beplaced in the buildings next wintergoes to prove that the owners of theplace ate more than delighted with hiswork and realize what can oe donehere It would be impossible to find amore beautiful place or a more pleas-ant one The heat of the sun is tempered by constant breezes while count-less stately trees furnish a shade overthe entire premises The culinary department has the personal supervisionof Mrs Willis the estimable and lovely wife of the manager and few regular hotels set meals to equal thosefurnished three times a day hereEvery substantial and delicacy of theseason is served in abundance andwith a promptness and neatness whichwould do credit to the largest hotelsin the country Mrs Willis also givesher personal attention to seeing thatthe guests are well entertained andthe guests time is not allowed to dragin the least

There have been from 250 to 300guests here during our entire stay andthey are splendid people delightfulcompany and come of the very bestfamilies The evening dances are dellghtful while the card parties rowingand driving parties furnish pleasureand recreation it would be difficult tofind at even the large Eastern resortsAnother important feature is the factthat the people here are ladies andgentlemen and one is not forced to beconstantly on guard from fear of beingthrown with questionable characters

If our readers will pardon a personalreference will say we are about completely restored to good health andstrength and will return home thisweek mounting the tripod for nextissue of Tbe Record in perfect condltion for tbe many laborious duties in acountry printing office We will hereItbank our good friend Judge M DHughes for timely assistance and thesplendid editorial work he did duringour absence lie is a wheelboss at thebusiness and we know the readers enjoyed his bright spicy

productionsLL

Wants Richardson to Run

Danyille Herald During the meet-Ing of Kentucky Press Association atcGrayson Springs last week the editorsInaugurated a boom for Hon W Vernon Richardson of this city for Rail-road

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Commissioner in this the seconddistrictIof the press were sohighly pleased with the efficient man ¬

ner In which Mr Richardson had con ¬

ducted the affairs of tbe association assecretary that they not only reelectedhim to the important position withoutany opposition whatever but started arousing boom for him for one of tbehighest and most Important positionsin the gift of people and agreed toIstand by him

He has not determined as to whether or not he will accede to the wishesof his friends and newspaper associatesbut should he decide to enter there isno doubt but that he can secure thenomination over Hon Thomas Drewryof Louisville who is the only announc-ed candidate Hon C C McCbord hasmade an efficient official but has heldthe place long enough and likely willnot offer In speakIng ot the actionof the press association the CourierJournal says Mr Richardson is oneof the best known young men in Ken-tucky

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He was born and reared inWayne county in the Eleventh dlstract and has many friends up thereHe is a son of an ex Confederate sol ¬

Bier who was popular Mr Richard ¬

son is editor of the Danville News isa member of the International Typographical Union and is a man of prom¬

inence He is a graduate of the LawDepartment Centre College and forfour years was in the law office of thelate Col B P Jacobs He has taken aleading part in Democratic politics Inthe Eighth district of which he isnow a resident and has as wide anacquaintance as perhaps any youngman in the State

Special Bargain

We have for sale quick a houseand 4 acres of land In Lanctster whichif bought at once will be priced at agreat sacrifice as owner desires to selland go to his farm before eedlngtilBt-iBeeneJlltof tarmsth Issue

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The Harrodsburg Domocrat speak-Ing of Judge J W Hughes candidacyfor Congress has the following tosay in reference to his service anclaims to promotion at the hands oDemocracy

Earning as a cowboy on the westernplains the money with which to edu-cate

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himself he graduated and cameback to old Mercer taught school t

studied law and was chosen thrice topreside over the city and countycourts But at the age of twentytwo

thirty long years ago he evincedhis taste and talents for politics andbecame a champion of Democracy anda Knight of the Stareyed Goddess ofTariff Reform and such he has con ¬

tinned to this good day His first notable political speeches were made inbehalf of Samual J Tilflen in 1876when he campaigned for DemocracyAnd from that time until 1894 he nev-er

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slept In the latter year he wsucceeded as County Judge by HonBen F Roach and Judge Hughes re-

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to his farm sndas be throughfrom politics forever For three

years he kept out of the burlyburlybut after the defection and defeat of1896 he was urged to come out and aslist in solidifying and harmonizing theparty and he did his part nobly tothat end campaigning for Shackelford against Hindman for Goebel a-

gainst Taylor for Bryan in 1900 and1904 for Gov Beckham and the Stateticket in every race Just here it may-be well to deny a statement that hasbeen madethat Judge Hughes was adelegate and leader for Gen Wat Hardin at tbe Music Hall convention Hewas not even in Louisville during thesitting of the convention JudgeHughes has always been the warmpersonal friends and supporter of HonJames B McCreary Indeed he andCol E H Gaither have been Mr MeCrearys representatives and managersin Mercer county in every race he hasmade In Mr McCrearys fight for aseat in the Senate when he was op-

posed by William Lindsay and JohnYoung Brown Judge Hughes was one

the chief lieutenants of the distin-guished Madison county statesman atFiankfort To Congressman GeorgeG Gilbert he has been a true and triedfriend campaigning for him in hisevery race

In this long service Judge Hugheshas not been a fairweather or dressparade soldier of Democrracy He hasgone or been sent where the battlewaged the hottest and where lustyblows fell thickest No night was too

no weather too bad no journeytoo long no expeness too great whenthis old warhorse of Democracy heardtbe trumpetcall of duty In thesethirty years he has made hundreds ofspeeches for the party spent thou-sands of dollars in its behalf andtraveled miles without number tohelp its cause And in all that timehe never accepted one cent of expensemoney or reimbursement Is it not arecord to be proud of

For the past three years JuoeHughes has with his faithful asso-

ciates freely spent his time andmeans in an effort to bring about thesuccessor the Burley Tobacco GrowersAssociation in order to relieve the to-

bacco grower from the grasp of tbeTobacco Trust making speeches inthe growers behalf in imany countiesof the Burley district From itsinception he has been a director inthe company The tobacco andhemp interest is a great Interestto the people of this districtand should be aided by favorablenational legislation If elected toCongress Judge Hughes will urge thepassage of measures favorable to thetobacco and hemp growers of theState in order that they may get afairer return for their labor whichthey so justy deserve JudgeHughesIs a farmer himself and knows afarmers needs and if elected he willvote for every measure favorable tothe interests of the farmers of thisdistrict

Fine Trip To Atlantic City

Daniel M Bowmar editor of TheSun Versailles KyM who has manag-

ed number of delightful tourshas arranged splendid trip to Atlan-

tic City via the C 0 Railway lenIng Lexington Thursday Aug MAnentire week will bespent at AtlanticCity besides three days of sightseeingin Washington and PhiladelphiaCost of 13days trip including B Rfare meals lodging at first class

hotels etc otly 3975 from Lexington Bowmar will personally con-

duct ptt9 For booklets and detailsaddrass Daniel M Bowmar Versailles

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DeathsThe sad news has been received that

the little daughter of Mr and Mrs JT Palmer age 18 months got hold ofsome strychnia which she swallowedfrom which death resulted She wasat Mr Joseph McCormacks where hermother was visiting

Mr Leslie Hudson age 21 years anephew of Mr B F Hudson this citydied in Danville last Friday after alingering illness Funeral serviceswere conducted Saturday afternoonby Rev II C Garrison followed by bur-ial

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in Bellevue cemetery

Mr Robert L Salter well known andhaving many relatives in this his na-tive county died Monday morning athis home in Danville age 74 yearsafter a lingering illness finally effect ¬

ins the brain and heart His remainswere buried in Danville Wednesdayafternoon at 4 oclock and the procession composed of relatives and friendsevinced the high esteem in which hewas held He leayes five childrenChesnutfBoyle county and Mrs J Wood

DavisIof Midway He was more thandinary man in many respects beinginfluential in political financial andcommercial circles having served hisward in the city council and held theoffice of Sheriff of Boyle for severalyears besides being a Bank DirectorHis valuable counsel will be missed inpublic and private life

A Musical FamilyTbe music furnished at Crab Orch

ard Springs by Prof Mitchell andfamily has attracted much favorablecomment and those competent tojudge say they have never heard better furnished by any one family His-

s wife two daughters and son are mustcal wonders while Prof Mitchellswork cannot be surpassed His twelveyearold son Emerson is a wonderand his cornet solos attract much atention and high compliments Thisboy has played all over the countryhaving attracted wide attention atthe Worlds Pair at St Louis Hisdaughter Lillian is a soloist of markedability while her work with thorchestra is simply wonderful ProfMitchell was bandmaster ntfeSacondKentucky Volunteers during theSpanish war and is a leader of distinction and merit The concerts anddance music they are furnishing thissummer is widely complimented andvery justly so

Farm for SaleWe have for sale a splendid Garrard

County farm It lies on the Lexing¬

ton pike about 3t miles from Lancaster and contains about 235 acres 7

to 100 acres of this farm are suitablefor hemp and tobacco A part of thishemp and tobacco land has been inbluegrass for the last thirty yearsThis farm lies well and has a brickresidence on it This is a fine farmIf you wish to see us about it yon canfind us at the residence of H C Jenningt in Lancaster Ky

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ElectionAn election is hereby called In Paint

Lick Precinct in Garrard County KentuckyforSaturdayAugust 18th 190C at2 oclock P M for the purpose of elect ¬

ing a Democratic Committeeman forsaid precinct to fill out the unexpiredtern of George A Ballard a vacancyhaving occured In said precinct by thecommitteeman having moved his resldence And tbe Democratic votersof said precinct will meet at the timestated at the voting place in said precinct and proceed by viva voce vote toelectsaid committeeman and they willcertify said election to the chairmanof the Democratic committee for Garrard county KentuckyThis August 6th 1906

G B Swinebroad SecyW G Goocb Chairman

JBeazleyUndertaker

4rteriu and Cayity Embalming

Full line of Caskets

and Burial Robes al¬

ways in stock

Danvilletabove Presbyterianchurch Phone Ill

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WmHerndon Ben D Herndon

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RLa DAVIDSON

Attorney At IwOffice over Police Court room

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Our Annual Summer Sale

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