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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-06-24
Win your battles against disease by

Win your battles against disease by
acting promptly. Oae Minute Cough
Cure produces immediate results.
When taken cary it prevents cousump-
ton. And in later stages it furni.
shes prompt relief Stormes Drug
Store. I'm
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25 to 81 per cent saved on the dol
lar means a good deal to you at the
Blue Grass Grocery.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-06-24

The toll gate guards have been dis
charged from duty and collection of
toll goes on uninterruptedly.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-06-24

Every body is happy because the
Blue Grass Grocery Co., will open a
Store about Wednesday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-06-24

Buy. your boards AMI shingles at S.
Morgan's.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-06-24

From prize wining Black Minorcas
Is eggs for Sl,Oo. R. L. Elkin.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-06-24
COASTER, KY, FRIDAY, JUNE, "A. 1898.

1 would like to do your plain sew.
ing and dyeing. Mrs. Ophelia Dunn.
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Headquarters for Deering Binders,
Mowers and, threshing machines at G..
S Gaines 81
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-06-24
Lost,

Pair goll glasses, on Publ Square
Thursday. Bring to this Office and
get reware.
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At WhOlesale Cost.

Take advantage of our Courier-Jour
nal offer. LIS great.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-06-24

A full line of D:umm.r's Samples al
c. ID. Powells. st.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-06-24

Buy ice from Northcott and it will
be delivered daily. 4,
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We print statements.

Best binder Irvine always on hand
at Gaines.
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in AND ABOUT LANCASTER.

Sam Jones at High Bridge. July 3rd.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-06-24

The best two horse wagon on the
market at g. S. Gaines.
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Notice.

To save cost, call and settle with
J. Ct SWEENEY.
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Terms OF SUBSCRRTIOs:
800 ps- Hccr ia zdvoRes,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-23
LOST WITH
TWENTY MEN.
The Ship Asia Wrecked
Near Nantucket.
EVIDENCE OF DISASTER.
Bottles of Man and Young Girl
Lashed 10 Mizzen Chains.
EVIDENCE OF DISASTER.
PICKED UP BY TUG M'CAULLEY.

Boston, Feb 23-There is scarcely
manded by Captain G. n. Dakin, and
bound from Manila for this port. was
wrecked somewhere in the vicinity OF
Nantucket during the gales of the past
few days and that her 20 men have per-
ished. This conclusion is not only borne
out by wreckage, consisting Of the stern
of a boat with Asia painted on IL,
yards and other materials which was
cast UP by the sea at Monomoy, but
Captain Asa Haley OF this city tele-
phoned from Woods Hole that while the
fugboat T.. v. McCaulley was steaming
out to the barge Excelsior, which lies
sunk on Handkerchief shoal, he saw
positive evidence of the wreck of large
square rigged vessel and recovered two
bodies from a portion of the dismantled
hulk
Captain Haley stated that while near
yhe Handkerchief lightship the tug
passed through large amount OF wreck
age. including bales of hemp, broken
spars and broken ships timbers. Drift
ing in the midst OF this mass was por-
tion OF the wreck on which the bodies
Were lashed. AS the tug approached 1t
was discovered that a man and girl
apparently 10 or IL years old were fast
In the mizzen chains. The tug was
quickly headed in the direction OF the
wreck and the crew released the bodies.
and the tug Immediately returned to
Woods Hole, where the news was sent
10 this city. The starboard quarter of
the vessel was all that remained intact.
The mans body was hanging to the
mizzen rigging with the child i'm his arms.
He had apparently made frantic efforts
TO save the little one when the seas over
whelmed them The body was not that
of Captain Dakin. judging from a mas
ter's certificate found in the clothing Of
the dead man. This certificate was is-
sued at Weymouth, Nova Scotia TO John
Cook, and gave the year of the mans
birth as 1s43. The man was light COM
plexion and slightly bald. The little
girl was also OF light complexion and
bore a striking resemblance TO the man.
AS the tug was ordered away from
Woods Hole the bodies were later taken
ashore and given in the keeping of some
of the residents 10 await the medical ex-
aminer.
-Wreekage of a Hight character ineItA-
ing part of deckhouse. evidently from
big foreign vessel. came ashore in
Chatham, but the most important dis
covery was the stern of a ships boat
with the words, Asia OF st. John"
painted on IT. Photographs of a man.
woman and child were also picked up.
as well as some vessels stores. IL is
thought that the Asia was working i'm
from the seaward when she struck the
shoals and that she went to pieces in the
storm. No bodies have come ashore. but
there may be some when the wind
changes TO OFF shore
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-23
BULLET CAUSED DEATH.
Result Of the Autopsy on the Body of
Peter Welch at Cumberland.

Yesterday an autopsy was performed on the
body OF Peter Welch, who was shot on Feb. 5
at Cumberland Hill bY Wal ter Y. Marsh and
who died unexpectedly Monday evening. The
autopsy was conducted by DIR. Marshall med.
ical examiner OF Cumberland. He was assist
ed by DIR. l.. +. C. Garvin OF Lonsdsle, DIR.
French, medical examiner OF Pswtucket. and
his witnesses These physicians were present:
r. G. Reed medical examiner Of woons ocket,
q. b. Haynes Of Valley Falls. T.. A. Merrill
Of Lonsdale, T. J. Smith OF Valley Falls. W.
II. Peters Of Providence. The examination
showed that the bullet went in welch's body
Mt the fourth rib, four and one-hslf inches
from the cartilage, and broke the rib. II took
downward and backward course, separat.
Ing the UPPER part of the lower lobe ~ the
left lung, then backward pos,erior 10 the
heart and lodged behind the spinal column TO
the left side in the muscles OF the back. at the
upper border % the ninth rib. The doctors
searched for over two hours before finding
the bullet. all OF the internal organs having
been removed before II was found. The pny.
sicians examined the body TO see " any other
disease might have been the cause Of death.
but found the existence Of none, and declared
that the bullet was the cause Of death.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-23
Bon
Ami
CLEANS AND PoLIsHEs
CONTAINS NO GRIT TO SCRATCH.
All Grocers.
ATTHENORTH END.
A Runaway Horse Put Up-ClOyer Clubs
Reception Notes.

horse attached 20 a carryall cut n wide
swathe on North Main and Stampers streets
last evening. The. horse was taken 20 Grants
stable by one Of the officers connected with
the Second police station. An examination Of
the top of the carryall showed ID was badly
damaged. Latter i'm the owner OF the outfit
who proved TO be II. :. McKellup Of Brook
street recovered the horse and teaH
The Glover Club rendered most pleasant
reception 20 about hundred friends I'm Capi'
tol Hall on the eve of Washington : birthday.
There were number Of hours devoted 90
dancing TO the agreeable music Of Butter
fields orchestra. The arrangements for the
reception were I'm charge OF Melissa Crotty,
Lena Crowell and William }. Buckley who left
nothing undone TO provide for the pleasure OF
their guests. Mr.. A. J. Crowell was director
Of the dancing.
The police Of the Second station made four
arrests yesterday three were for drunkenness
and one for larceny.
Z The beginning of Lent will be observed by
services at the Catholic churches this evening
The water in the canal was much lower this
morning than it was yesterday aud the pros
pect is that the black edi6ce to the west OF
the Canal street extension will have 10 bo re-
moved by something else than water
Many Of the young men in this vicinity have
been talking over the prospects of war and
officers for more than one company have been
selected
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-23
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The second evening Of the Mother Goose Fcs
tival now being held by Epworth League OF
Haven NJ. r.. Church In the town hall oc.
CURED last evening and wax most successful
occasion and enlarged the treasury OK the so.
cety TO great extent The spacious hall was
packed with mass of humanity. The spe-
cial guests OF the evening wore the Watche.
molSot Fire Company, who attended in large
numbers and in full uniform. Tho program
Of entertainment under the direction of Miss
Louisa. o. Hill was as an excellent one.
The funei1 ~ services OF Mrs. Sabina Burns
were held yesterday afternoon at the resi-
donce OF her daughter. Mrs. Gerald 4. vii.
hanson on seventh street, Rev. q. W. Rigler,
pastor OF the second Baptist Church ofiicint-
ing. This morning the remains were taken
to South Yarmouth, Macs, mere they will be
Inferred in the family burial lot.
Tho public was pained this morning at the
announcement Of the death Of Mrs. samuel D.
Darling. who died about O'Clock n. M. at the
residence OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs David
= Anthony, at Riyulct farm, seekonk. Mrs.
Darling has been an extreme sufferer with IN
incuralie disease for long time. Last
Thanksgiving she visited her parents and re-.
,naincd with them until her death this morn
ing
Z Tho anniversary of washington's birthday
was quietly ob,crved ia this town yesier-
dav. Tho schools were ciosed, and nearly
every one who osueI n nag displayed h In
some manncr. The nost Office was closed dur
ing ihe afternoon.
The mnrsisgc intentions Of James McQuar.
rie and Florence Jean Mclean. both of This
Town, were recorded st the town clerks
offte yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-23
WARREN.

Yesterday was observed ss n holiday by
the schools and banks Tho bells ON tho
churches were rung for n half hour from 6
10 $50 o'clock In the morning and n salute
was hred by dotachmont OF tho Warren Ar.
tillcry ~ noon.
Mr.. Daniel Bray has gone 10 visit his son
and daughter. who live IN Westerly.
Miss josephine Carr has presented 20 the
gramn1r school q dne sterccsc1po.
The coffee supper held at st. Marv's lnsti.
tute last evening under the ausnic of tho
Lndies' Catholic Association was larrelv-at.
tended and was "a success both socially and
financially.
Dr. John Denly has returned from a visit 20
his former home in pawtuckut
Tho Fragment circle NJ the Kings Daugb.
Iers held We'll attended meytiug last even
ing in ther frons IN Water street.
Principal fsy Il tho high school returned
Tuesday Afternoon after a three days visit
annng friends
The Warren Athletic club held an crhibi.
tion ~ Armory ball last evening which wss
well attended.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-23
AUBURN.

Last night was "a joyous one for the
mem bers uf the Alerter Club of the Order
of Masons. 1t was the annual celebration
of ladies' night attthe club room on Doric
avenue There was large attendance.
The following program was exceedingly
we'll rendered: Variety selection. Mr..
Wood of Falstaff Club; numerous selec-
tions Mr. Clisswold of the Falstan Club;
"The Black berry Girl, Miss Amy Tanner
Wall, age four years; "Tbe Eccentric
Twins. " Messrs. Wood and Clisswold. A
collation. of salad and cream was served
and dancing was enjoyed late in the eve'
ming Music by the Talma Club orchestra
The social was in charge OF Mr.. Dixon
and MIR. 5. A. Webster, who did every
thing in their power to make the evening
q joyous one.
Today being Ash Wednesday and the
com nsncement of Lent holy communion
was celebrated at Z 40 o clock I'm the morn
ing ut the.ChuIch Of the Ascension. AT
10 O'Clock morning prayer ana the peni-
tential office was said. Every Tuesday
during Lent there will be even song and
short meditation on the gospel at
o o'clock. Ihursdays there will be holy
In the morning az 1880 o CLOCK
and morning prayer at o'clock. There
will be evening prayer on Wednesday
evenings at PAS. At the Wednesday
evsLing services the rector, Rev. Herbert
G. Dana, will deliver addresses on the
following topics:
"What is PTotestantism?" What is
Catholicism" "what is the Episcopal
Churchs" "How are Souls Saved in the
Episcopal Church?'' "Is the Attachment
TO the Episcopal Church Loyalty to God?"
Friday afternoons at 4 o'clock there will
be Bible readings ana special instruction
for women, conducted by Sister Katherine
Edith, assistant supervisor of the Sisters
of the Holy Nativity Of Providence. Dur
ing Holy Week evening song will he said
at 8 o'clock. Maundy Thursday,
holy communion will be celebrated at
80 a. III.
At 7:45 p. in., Bishop Coadjuto
will visit the parish and ad
min lister the rite Of confirmation. Good
Friday there will bs morning services at
10 o'clock a. IN. and from IL till o'clock
there will be commemoration of the pas
sion of Jesus Christ.
Again the school committee fight about
tho tax collector At the time of the
affair two of the prominent persons con
cerned were Tax Collector &. a. LufKin
and III. G. BudlonR. Each party sued the
other when IL was possible. AT last Mr..
Budlona sued Mr. Lufkin and when the
case was brought into court Mr.. Budlong
lost. Now Mr.. Lufkin is suing Mir. Bud.
lone for s25O0 for malicious prosecution.
The sidewalk which runs across the
hook at Wellington avenue oaved In some
time last night and great danger is feared
of the street csving I'm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Woodward enter
tanned mum bsr Of their intim@se friends
and relatives at their home corner Of
Park avenue and Leewood street last eve
ming. A turkey supper was served
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-23
DEMOCRATS DINE.
Banquet of the Young Mems Club
al the Troca1erO.
Mayor Quincy OF Boston Made an Address.
Remarks by Other Speakers.

: The Young Mems Democratic Club
dined and received guests nc the Troca-
dero pariors last evening, and had a most
enjoyable time. The meru was Of the
best, the music was good and every body
appeared to be IN the best of spirits,
notably Messrs. w. h. Suaw, Thomas ii.
Valpey ard A. u. Monroe, who had
Oh arge Of the affair.
Mayor Josiah Quincy of Boston was
colnpsllei 10 speak before the banquet
as hs was obliged TO Lave for Boston
quite cary IN the evening, and me- was
Introduced In graceful terms by President
sam IA. Bullock. He +. ferreu to Mayor
quincy as ono who by blood and birth
was tho descendDnt Of enc who was the
companion of Washington.
Mayor Quircy spoke in a somewhat
general way OF the I0li,ical situation,
ana SAID THAT no genera plan OF action
upon the part OF the Democratic party
Was desirable at this time. Tho Ieople
stood n'arly upon the threshold OF The
CONGRESSIONAL election, ana the question
was what shouli to- the policy Of the
Democratic party at this time, The duty
OF the hour Is 10 endeavor 10 ind common
ground for unity and harmony IN the
party, and be thought that hey had got
Tar enouRh'away from tho events Of the
election of 1896 TO allow of harmony In
the ranks. The Democratic party seems
TO Ds ltss harmonious when iJ is in power
than when IL is out OF power Inc policy
OF the party today is the pClicy of con-
Citation. There will ba time in the
tuturs 10 consider national questions of
Importance. As the party Ct opposition,
II shouid bstome party OF respectable
force Ii Ii necessary for tho welfare OF
tins nation tnaG the party In power
should not enjoy lack of opposition.
The tide ebhs and flows IN nOlItIcs, and
this is proven 10y political history.
Alter the dinner President Bullock in
trouuced ex Governor Davis, who spoke
briefly. and no w5s followoi by Countil-
man Luke kavanauRh, who pronounced
AL euloRy on George Washington and
ILonas Jefferson, ana made stirring
address III behalf of Democracy. Mayor
Baker was next introduced and stated
that II was his third speech uuring the
day. lie believed that the future OF the
democratic party was bright with
promise.
Hon. Franklin P Owen, chairman of
the state committee, DR.. IL. L. 1. Garvin
and hicnnrd Is. ComstoCk, who attacked
senatIr Aldrich, were tho last SPEAKERS,
andJhe meeting broke up to the strains
OF AUD Lang sype.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-23
DANGER IN SODA.
Serious Results Something's Follow Its
Excessive Use.

Serious Results Sometimes Follow Its
Excessive Use.
Common soda is all right in It's place
and Indispensable I'm the kitchen and for
cooking aud washing PURPOSES, but IT
was never intended for medicine, and
people who use it as such will some day
regret H.
We refer TO the common use Of soda 70
reliev6 heartburn or sour stomach. "a
habit which thousands of people practice
almost daily, and one which ia fraught
with danger; moreover. the soda only
gives temporary relief, and in the cad
the stomach trouble gets worse and
WORSE.
The soda acts as n mechanical irritant
TO the walls OF The stomach and bowels
ana cases are on record where Il aocumu-
lat d IN the intsstines, causing death ny
Inflammation or peritonitis
DR. Harlandson recommends as the
safest and surpst cure for sour stomach
(acid dyspepsia an excellent preparation
sold by druggists undsr the name of
Stusrt's Dvspepsia TABLETS. These tablets
are large 20-grain lczengss. very pleasant
10 taste and contain tho natural Gciis.
peptones and digestive elements essential
TO good digestion. and when taken after
meals tney digest tho food perfectly and
promptly before 10 ias time 10 fcrment.
sour and poison the blood and nervous
system
DR. Wucrth states that no invariably
uses Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets In all
cssGs of stomach arrangements ard finds
them certain cure not only FOR sour
stomach. but by promptly digestinr the
food, tGey create healthy appetito. in
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sell Stuart's Dyspepsia 1ablets al 5O
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Stomgcn weakness and their cure nnilsi
iree by addressing the stuart Co. OF Mar.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-23
BRISTOL.

The following named persons have been no
tilted to appear at the Bristol County court
house next Monday morning TO serve as petit
jurors at an adjourned session Of the common
pleas division Of the Supreme Court for Bris-
tol county: Lucius K. Chadwick John IL.
Adams, John j. Doran, Benjamin Church,
Charles A. johnson, J. Everett Coggeshall,
William J. Dimond, Edward Anthony, Charles
PAUL, Thomas Goff, Angie W. Pierce and Ed
ward l.. Watson.
The anniversary of the birth OF the Father
of our Country" was very generally observed
yesterday by the display of flags from private
staifs and also from public buildings and ar
mories. The public schools were all closed
and all banking institutions. At II o'clock
noon national salute was fred 10y. 1atach-
ment from the Bristol Train of Artillery.
The Rt. Rev. WIN. N. MoViclSar. bishop CO.
adJutor OF the diocese Of Rhode Island. will
make his first visitation to the Bristol parishes
May %.
Today being Ash Wednesday the beginning
of the Lenten season, services were held 40
st. Mchael's and Trinity Episcopal church
and st. Mary'sr
Quite a number visited Pokanoket Hall in
the Hasbrouck Elock to attend the colonial
tea and entertainment given last evening by
the Bristol Chapter Daughters of American
Revolution.
BY request Of the wharf committee a special
meeting of the town council was held this af
tsrnoon at 2 o'clock.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ella Perry Chadwick
will be solemnized on Thursday forenoon at
II o'clock from her late residence on High
street.
Surveyor Gorham Of the public highways
estimates the damage 60 the public streets
and highways by the recent heavy rain at
5000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-23
CRANSTON.

The large water main that supplies the
district OF knightsville, Meshanticut
Park aud vicinity was found to be broken
early yesterday. A large portion of the
bank at the northeustery END of the
bridge had been washed away and carried
down stream bv the escaping water. The
water authorities we're notified and the
main was soon IN order again.
Washinaton's birthday was celebrated
throughout the town yesterday by the
Display OF the national oolors from all
buildings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-23

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-23
STRUCK AND SUNK.

Salem. Mass, Feb. 23.LThe little
coasting schooner Mollie Phillips, Cap
tain John Nutter of Millbridge, Me-, was
struck and sunk by an unknown schoon-
er four miles southeast OF Bakers ISL
and. The schooner was laden with gran
lite from Rockport, Me-. to Cambridge
port. Captain Nutter and his brother
left the sinking schooner i'm a small boat
and landed on Bakers island about 1
o'clock Sunday morning. The schooner
was built at Millbridge. Me-, IL years ago
and registered Al tons net. She was
owned by NJ c. Wallace of Millbridge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-23
Mrs. WhilneY's Condition.

Aiken, ;. c.. Feb. 20 Mrs William
horse Monday, is resting well and shows
n marked Improvement A slight concus-
sion of the spine is the most serious symp-
tom. DR.. Bull of New York reached here
yesterday evening on special train to
attend her
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-23
Gr.ni Opera Sal..

m. sssfs fer the performance 90 Grand
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Hall Tufsia March Z. ufs.rs tomorrow.
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Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-23

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