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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
Lumber Camps Are Deserted
and Reservation Teachers /.
@ Take a Vacation. S.,
BACON LEAVES BEAR ISLAND
The General Says the Reds
Are Badly Whipped and
Have Dispersed. o., n.
Had No Difficulty in Embark
Ing His Men on Leav-
Ing the Island. -.

ST. PAUL, Oct 8.-Opinions differ a.
to the present status OF the trouble
with the Leech Lake Indians. but even
Enough nothing moro follows enough
has happened to cause Northwes,ern
settlers to feel somew hat unsettled in
their homes for some time to come.
There IL something of q panic in most
Of tho small settlements near Walker,
that being the center Of the Leech
Lake distrirt, and the mon il the lum.
Dor camps in that = entity have quit
work and either III or On their; way'at'
Wa ker. The teach. IA II the Indian
schools aud others about the agency
have also tLought il well 10 change
their location Tor, the present. There
have bean r, ! ~ ..,.:t
~ H. bome e. nsationAl Stories
from that region during the day, but
they do nos seem to be well founded.
There wAse'rialnly no battle and it
there hAve been any more deaths 1t has
been among the 20 tiers, many Of
whom ere scattered all throuy b that
section Of tie sac. ~ ......
General Bacon has retur ned from
Bear 1sani. or the, ma inland near
there, where, Wednesdays fight &C.:
cured, 10 Walker, bringing with him
NIL OF the first de,achn lent OF troops,
the dead and wounded having been
ssent in frs. aud r ugit down 10 Fort
ESn-lling. There was 10 difficulty in
embarkinR the men ut sugar lo:nt aud
General Bacon reports officially that
che trouble is aboutsc,ef. a. he n '.
2s ss Has " hippsd she lnd 'sps Badly, 5s4s
That the Indians have Leen made to
ssnffer, many being killed. and that
athsyy sshavs been. dispersed 70 generally
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
BE MUSTERED OUT.
Long List Of Volunteer Omo.vs for Hon.
e. ~t''. ;orobie Dlsohs px-. f.: wy

| Long List OF vo,unte~v Ono.vs for Hon.
|a}F5F "t.' cradle Dl.oh"rx-. Z; 49,:
WARRINGTON OF. 8.-The war do.
partment issued the long expected or.
der for the honorable discharge from
the volunteer army OF the United
States Of three major generals and 81
brigadier generals. This heavy reluc.
ton was made necessary BY the fact
that the volunteer army itself has al.
ready been reduced by fully so per cent,
and there IL consequently, no duty re.
naming for these officers to discharge.
The officers who were promoted from
The regular army will return to thor
fo1m or duties. Tho list 10 az follows:
Major generals, John Coppinger,
Oct. IL, 1893; Hamilton S. Hawkins,
Nov. 80. 1896; Jacob F. Kent. NV. 10,
1893. l., ....,.' ~ - r...
Brigadier generals, TO take effect Dot.
81. 1898: Francis L. Geunther, Afro l
E. Bates, George L. Gillespie,G Lucius
r. Hubbard, James r. Waties, Charles
r. Msttooks. Mark W. sheafe. James
II. Barley, Joseph w. Plume. Thomas
l. Rosssr, Joseph z. Hudson. c,I24x !
/ :. Brigadier generals; 10 take eject
Nov. 30, 1898: John L Rodgers. An.
drew 8. Burt. Peter @. Hams. George
A. Garresson. Henry NJ. Dufisld, John
B. iBsboock, Roy Stone, Wallace +.
Randolph, Henry Carroll, Edward r.
Pearson, John II. Page. Wil!ism w.
Whsrry.1 Charles ID. Visls. vi Aaron 8.
DaRgott, john H. Patterson. 4 .s+.
| Brisadier Generals Alfred T. Bates,
George l. Gillespie John b. iBsbcook
and Peter y. Ha,nss will continue their
present duties .y.., .,s.,.,>s-.gJ m J..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
HAD ABUNDANT SUPPLIES.

II ore Witnsss~s T-stfy Before the Wa,
Investigation board.
WASHINGTON, Ocs 8.-Three wit.
nesses were before the war investiga.
ton board during the day General
Greene, who participated In the battle
Of Manila; Col mel Lee. chief quarter
master at Camp Thomas, aud Major
Hsrsey, who was for . time In com.
,nand OF tho Roosevelt Rough Riders.
Each admitted tho possibility Of indi'
vidual cases Of suffering and discom.
fort, but ell said that the vast major
ity Of complaints we're exsggerated, Il
not without foundation. They agreed
in saying that no army was ever &C
abundsntly and luxuriously supplied
o. was tho American army In thu
Spanish war. '.'' '''s ''.,& y
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
FROM POKTU n,s.y,
'&ors Sick Whooas,n Eoys land vt Nsv
80 ,@s - mort Nova

'Mors Sick Wkoons'n lsoys Land ut Nsw.
.&' - port E@WA
! NEwRoRr NEWS, Va, Oct. 8.-The
fsl.winR 10 . list Of sick soldiers from
Porto Rico who were landed at Old
Point BY tho r. nsport Missouri: 49,
second, Wisconsin-PrivatesP Paul Dirr,
y B. Branchard, Henry Holkneck, w. +.
II. nson, Aug: johnson, Fred Payne 2
Third Observation-Disclosures John w.
Baker,. q. 5. Bunre, Philip q. Elbit,
RalphM. Farr, Noah Gilbert, George Can
non, T.. C.: Hanson, Oakley johnson, e.
~: Marshall, John ]. G. Moore, Thomas
J. AcBi'.hon, Julius S. Simkey, Delpha
4 eer. William ). Toomey. Sergeant
frank t.iil Corporal John q. Sh.lnuck,
Lhlel, Musician Z h.rles I. Tithill.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11

.adpsittsd But this lsttsr fact u looked
Siy Y ! caaSa lor appsshsnsion among
Sthoss Who hAvs had experience with
~ fsd man, They ~ that only
when hs has I. en- taken prisoner OF
killed can the Indian be said 10 be
whipped and hey ond doing harm.
Many Of these Bear islanders are out.
laws from their tribes and from the
government aud are desperate. 81
long ~ they are still at large the PEG.
pie in the vicinity Of Lesoh Lake insist
that ileir Ives and psoper.y are III
danger. and they ask for protectien TO
= greater extent than has yet been
given. The residents Of Cass L,ke
aud other, town. 10, the north OF; the
luxe huvsta' Ell 0n Governor G ough for
Prssssti",sj Axasss, i'Ssstbl. ! Aassr
md q The Ia TALON. OF ar,..l r.. which
,tumpr4se, tAs national guard OF sac
state slucesthe nj alta infnptrymen be.
.au.r United States : lunls.r>. is nj.
Ger Oruers 10 go mp There in The course
ot The next FEW hours. n. f...
4 Lieutenant C.lone4 ,S,urHi., assistant
aaju,ant general, has secured p~rm,s.
slch {" use pArr or q II Ut the Twelfth
amt f"ur,e4nsh 30 unteer re, iments,
NV ""aA'n1 Lu-@ orig .Lt aud ~
] ro: eut ~ iUt.OLxI., III IL eeelns adviS.
able. lie luur,e-hin II vh fly from
the n':rsnern' va Z or the STA y ami
q U.u le h.C,. 4.tA II d Very l"W hours.
AiI aIr: n. N.vE.s ~. ~ - ~ n,i, ~ tUr
tile Gu'EA illuai l,u,!:n ~ aEt II .uett
part ~ tAese, ;ru'ls u case Y. vu4er.
NV
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
REPORTS ARE REASSURlNC
War Department Has News
From General Bacon. -
REDS HAVE LEFT, THE SCENE
Troops Will 1ss Kept In the NsishbsS-
hoossl, However, to Oslst shs Fsars
III the Residents .

WASHINGTON, Dot. 8. -Reports re-
ceivsd by the officials Of the war and
the interior departments from the In.
dian outbreak are Of . reassuriuR char
aoter, and they now feel that the up.
rising may lie regarded ~ over. Gen.
eral Bacon, who has charge Of Affairs
in the department. Of which he 10 in
command, will rsmian Ut Walker, an l
this. it 10 hoped, will have quistiua
effect on the 'citisens Of the surround.
ing country who have fslt that they
were in danger from tho Rsd.k. ~.
Stsls will b taken TO have an invssti.
CATION made with view 10 fixing tho
responsibility among the Indians 1oz
their stand =, against thu government.
The following Is General Bacon = lat.
est dispatch: q,
= Has Thorn Badly Whipped.
Walker, MIMI, Oct. 8.-Arrived hero al
noon with my detachment In good condi.
ton, the killed and badly wounded hny.
ing been shipped to Fort Smelling during
the morning. t"'-
The Indians have been badly whipped
and left the country adjacent to the fight
En- route here other Chippewa bands dis.
played white flags along the lake shore.
Much talk here Of general Indian out.
break. Will ascertain facts and report
later. ,.4
Find Colonel Harbnch ut, this place
with 200 men, Third infantry. VIII ~
main myself and keep troops here await
ing developments. ,t,.. -. Il
Regret exaggerated rumors published
resulting from inability to communicate
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
'FhI L!M M i1:tS FINISHED

-
ssc.r I. n'':''s~ ." As'... uM H. cats
~ IT,. : HatA.. cred o.
fAE1s. o.. =. lac ~ nIs4.-A Amer.
ic+n q ~ Oi'u.l"s.' III. setned upon
NAG l"il.ls wAlcA are 10 be lan-A uu.ler
toiisIurru1.ou, but There rs no sett ieu
Order II " .cn .Aey Re to be couslu.
ere'i. fr pOs.'louS Lave been ex-
ci.aageu III writing bnween lac com.
nlIssl,,us and each c,'mm4ssi. n III re-
Cess WA separately deliberate upon
them. II for no other reason than the
Tact that the. Philippine islands were
not mentioned frat In the protocol, 1t
may be said with assurance that the
commissions joint ~ ssions have not
yet touched upon the question OF tho
Philippine i2nds.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
.h..s k;,.x,..., elise Ds.S.

NRw York, OF. &4.-Chisf Engineer
w. H. Cnns. U. s. n, retired. is dead
in this city. He had just unlimited tc
IN oper .sion Tor cancer Of the tongue.
In 1851 b, entered The navy, on the
ship Wyomlny, and took part In the
chase OF the AlA blms. While Of the
coast Of Chins, the Wyoming was on
gagged BY tbros japanese msn.o'.ws1
and II sailors were killed. He wa
promoted 70 chief engineer In 1877.
and retired on Aug. ~. 1894. He Wal
on the Charleston during the Brssilisu
sobollion. y }fesE @@
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
BACON WILL RETURN.

Tslssraphs Warrington He Hss Done All
., -, He Csu Eor the Present.
WAsHINoToS, Got. ga dispatch
from General Bacon received by the
adjutant general from Walker via
Brainerd, says that the Indians have
scattered In their canoes 10 various
islands In that section. He adds: .,.:
"'Have accom- lished all that can DO
done here at this late season aud will
return with my command tomorrow, -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
SULTAN WILL COMPLY

Turkish Tro"ps I" 'h~ Island Of Crete 10
Es N.tAsjrMWD. %s4$
q. CANEA,. Island Of Crete, OCT. g.
1smasl 10y, civil governor OF tue islan,l
of Crete. has informed the Mussu, mai
no ta bles that the sultan will Withdrew
the Turkish troops from Crete i'll &C.
cordance with the demands Of Great
Britain, Russia. France aud Italy. whu
on "Wednesday presented to the porte i
collective note ca4llng Tor u Withdraw
of the Ottomun force and requiring 81,
answer. within y week from t at date.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
SICKNESS DECREASING.

Cooler " Gather Having Exc~llsnt Eject
vt santiago. 80 .,.% @
81. SANTIAGO, Oct. 8.-The genera:
health Ut the American troops 10 now
better. than ever before. Tho recent
heavy rams have done much for the
health of the oump. There has been 4
slight increase OF ordinary lever, bu,
all cases Of yellow lever in the detsn.
ZION cam pa are convalescen; 70 aud prac.
tically ready to be discharged. The
cooler weather 70 having an excel. ent
effect on tn, siok,;4lf ;feif - - ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
Citizens Fear q General Upris-
Ing and the Governor -
Acts Promptly. ,,> , :
APPEAL \. FROM r IN c'A Ass LAKE X {:
= EIIEITFl t3IE ~ l.elEI. \ 81 IITrI-ag
Indians In That Vicinity In
an Ugly Mood loo !. and d.. Act ~. :. -.
ing Strangely. w. s. y
Early Reports Lad the Off,
Gals to Believe the Dit 4
s-s,.~f.culty, Ended. 6, 55no,t I

ST. PAUL, OCT. &-One battalion Of
the national guard artillery. oompris.
ing Battery A Of st. Paul and Battery
B OF Minneapolis, left At : a. m. for
Cass Lake. whore the people are In
tsnr of . general uprising. The troops
left on q special train over the Great
Northern road for Duluth, aud ON ar.
rival will be immediately Transferred
to the Fosston branch Of the Great
Northern, arriving at their destination
early in the afternoon. ''. ''''."| ~ ~.
The St. Paul battery 10 in command
Of Captain Larson, and Battery b Of
Minneapolis il in charge OF Captain
Bennett Major E. O. L.boey was 4
In Command Of she lsaetalios. Il
Adjutant General Muehlberg, Colonel
Roland H. Hartley Of the governors
stuff and Captain Converse accompany
the detachment. ''.''' s''''' W.
When Governor Clough loft his Of.
Zoe in the afternoon there was every
reason to believe. from the reassuriug
reports which had been received from
Cass Lake and Lseoh Lake country
during tho early part OF the day, that
no further trouble would be expert
enct with the Indians. Shortly after
8 O'Clock he received telegram ct his
home in Minneapolis, signed by E.
Cummings Of Oass Lake. saying the
Indians were ugly and acting strangely,
which led him to take action. 60"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
Ar' ~ and AiAh-r Mintcl,r,

80 "--T|
NEW YORK. Oct. S-kid Mccoy
end Peter M.ner have, bssn matched
- meet ina .6.round contest Le1ors
tie Greater Now Y * Athletic club
Oh Dec. . ior d purse Ut $4,000 anda
d4v on Ut the gruss xa.s receipts. "a;
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
WOULD REDUCE EXPENSES.

Madrid BusIasss Men Favor Radjssl
~ Chssg~s - 0evsrnmens A0Aivs. -
Madrid, Oct. "a large meeting
Of business men was held here during
the. day. After . large, number. OF
speeches had bsen made regarding the
governments conduct OF aHstTs the
me ting adopted series 81 resolutions
aiming 1t the improvement of the COO
nomic situate n, including the with.
drswal Of psrm,s lion To- the Bank Of
Spain to inoresss it,. qots issus by
$500, o0O. 900 Jpssstss. large rsduott M
in the, pablo expenditure. including
the pensions, ths closure Of the mill.
tary schools Tor the next 10 years, the
reduction Of the officer pay and q
vote in aid Of the sufferers from the
war. a&}%hGjt6 i,Ftf@Y bgE 90
W fl VI n ChIef White CIssA Dead.
WHITE EAR1H. MINI, Oct. a.
Wsh. paw.nsh.quod, White Cloud,
head chi 4 Of the White Earth reservs.
tion aud the q sdstone OF the Chippe.
wa Indians OF Minnesota. died durlng
the mo, ming sgel 70 years. His death
IL . serious loss to the Chippewa In.
dianA Agency dsas. are dying. At hall
mast. Everything " peaceful: H..
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-03-04
KeE:Ucky's Fighting ;trer..'h.


Adjt Ca. Collier, o: the K.ntu .ky
state gaarl. his gwen ont the follow
ing to l. 'ying,on reporter rn4a-.i-
ing prospective trouble with Spain
and the STRENGTH Of NentUek.:
1--WE have I.30) men. r:a.; and f.,
divided into thr>e regiments. Cos
Gather, Cas.lenal and Saith. They
are we'll equipped with Getting and
camping supplies. They are wei ann
OIL, with the exception of cannon. We
have one battery of two or three piec
es and two Gatling guns. The IA k
and file is composed of the best young
men in the state. ranging from eigh-
teen to twenty five years, with few
over the latter age. We could mobi-
lie the Kentucky troops and assemble
them at either Lexington or Louis
vile in twenty-four hours notice, with
everything ready for marching do
not believe we will have any war with
Spain. She has been trying to run a
little bluff on Uncle Sam, and as soon
as he calls her she will lay down her
hand"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-03-04
OF Interest to Farmers,

A free lecture on fertilizers was
given to an ordience of farmers at the
Court House last Maoday. Mr.. Nc
Nair said that the problems Of ferti-
lizing the soil is to find out what ferti-
lizing ingredients are suited to differ
ent cropsand different soils. He said
that some soils need lime, some need
phosphates, some need ammonia or
nitrogen and others need potash. and
that still others need com bination of
these materials. He said that the
blue grass soils contain enough phos-
plate and perhaps enough lime but
they lack nitrogen and especially pot
ash. He said that the reason why
fertilizers have not. as rule, given
good result in the blue grass region
is because they contain too much
phos h ,te and too little potash and be
adv sed farmers in selecting fertilizers
to select those which contains liber-
al percentage of potash. He said thai
tobacco and corn fertilizers should
contain 10 per cent. potash and wheat
'ertilizers about per cent. On Mon
day night he again lectured, using &
stercoptican to illustrate.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-03-04

SIaI roz q. Midnlesbcra is CROWN
worse and \ nu.- Der o. casas have b :. Ii
reported from towns in that section.
Our people as a rue have responded
to the health boar''s request and been
vaccinated, though some are to stub
lorn and full-headed to have work
dom, Reports were current Monday
that there was case at Rowland and
one At Preachersville, but it turns out
t. be a mistake. There are so many
Lancaste: negros at Middlesboro that
there is great danger of some OF them
getting past the quarantine line and
c-m.nr back here. and on this account
alone orr people should be very par
ticU,ar. The usual croa kers are say
ing No dan rec' etc. but an ounce OF
prevention IS worth ten pounds of cure
in this matter, anl every body should
have the wor,; dom.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-03-04
A Big Court Day.

Farmers and traders say Monday
was the best all-around court day
they have seen for many months. Ira
ding was good in all branches, except
horses, and good prices were realized.
There were probably $50 cattle on
the streets, near.y all changing
hands. The greatest demand was for
light steers and as much as &c was re-
allied on some punches. Heifers sold
from l-3 to IL, yearlings and two
year olds 4 so Lee, butcher stuff 2 to
9 IL. There was no demand for plug
horses, though several parties were
on the lookout for extra good ones.
Some mules changed han3s at from
$50 to SIS.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-03-04
Spring Announcement.

l am receiving Spring and Summer
samples from four of the best Mer.
chant Tailoring houses in America,
and l will continue to sell at lower
prices and smaller profits than you
can find elsewhere. Only the best
quality of goods offered No shoddy.
Satisfaction, in c,c~y particular, or nc
pay Warnar, I:;er and Brown have
the largest E0aSt ard The largest trade
in the natiaa Compare goois and
prices and yen vii give me your order.
On Mar, ;1.A, 125 tickets will be
placed il :. 1>T and each OF my custo-
mers, who oJugit good; during the
season just pcs,ed, en- draw for the
number, which Will get the ice par
of pants, off,r2.i as = premium
=. ID. EUGI.s, Agent
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-03-04
Buffalo Roller Mills.

Paint Lick, KY.
1t cost money to advertise and we
do not advertise for fun or pastime,
but mean business, strictly. We do
believe that we are in shape to give
you as good -four in exchange for your
wheat as can be made and as most all
wheat that was raised in 1897 was good
it is rare exception that we fail to
give our customers 81 lbs. of our fault
l.ss -four and 10 lbs. bran for every
bushel of wheat If you will try US
with wagon load of wheat we are
sure you will come again. We are pre-
pared to exchange -four every day ex-
cept Sunday. We guarantee our -four
just like we do when we sell it. If it
is not good return it and we will salts
fy yol BURNAM & RUCKER
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-03-04
Ready For Business.

Having bought the stock of Lackey
Bros, we are now open for business.
Will keep constantly on hand a first
class stock of dry goods, groceries,
shoes, hats, hardware. queensware, and
in fact, everything kept in an "up-to-
date" general merchandise store. Also
a nice line of furnitu- and Undertak-
ers goods. Our terms are cash, or will
take in exchange for goods all kinds
OF country produce. for which we will
pay the highest market Price, and will
sell goods as cheap as you can buy
them in the country. 1t will be to
your interest to see US before vuy ing
elsewhere. Give us cali. Very res
pectfully, R. L. Jennings & Co., Paint
Lick, XIV.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-03-04
Pay-as-you-C0 Club.

An exchange says: Pay-as-you-go
clubs are being organized in many
towns The members pledge them
selves to incur no debts, and to pur-
chase only such goods as they can pay
cash for. The whole country should
be organized into one great club of
this sort. and prosperity will make it's
appearance. never again to depart.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-03-04
Church Social.

The ladies of the Aid Society will
give a church social at the Christian
church next Wednesday evening be-
ginning at o'clock The RECORD is
requested to say that all members and
''half- brothers or sisters" of the church
are urged to be present. No admission
charged and light refreshments will
he served
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-03-04

A thrill of terror Is ,er:enc ID
when brassy cough o: Group sounds
through the house at nigh. Bat tine
terror soon changes to rel eff aftar One
Minute Cough Cure has been admins
ter. d. Safe d h -rm,es O. c:.iiIren
Stormes' Dug ore. I'm
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-03-04
Good Show at Stanford.

Col. Walton has booked at his STAN
ford Opera House for next Monday
evening the splendid attraction, JOSH
VA Simpson. The troupe comes rec
commended as being far above the av-
erage, and those OF our citizens who
wish to see il, should drop a postal to
Mr.. Walton, who will gladly see that
seats are reserved.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-03-04

The residence of w. II. Smith, near
Lancaster. was destroyed by fire Mon
day. The fire originated from the ex-
plosion of coal oil lamp. Some fur
niture was saved. This was the house
built and recently sold by Senator
George T. Farris.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-03-04

Collector YerIes has received from
ii civil service commission at Was!
ing IN the result o. the 5 p.cmb Der OK.
am.nat:o1s Tor intsrlal revenue pcs;'
inns Lane st.r people are reported
as follows: Geo. d. Lusk, IS s.; j. H.
McMurtry, Sc; JnO L. Faulconer, 1,.>5
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-03-04
For Next Sunday,

Elder Governs subject for next Sun
day morning is 1.-THE Golden Chain of
Salvation" illustrated by a large dia-
gram.
Bro. Gowen will also preach at the
union meeting in the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening, and has Sc
lected as mis- subject IA Scripture
Valley of Dry Bones"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-03-04
Goose and Duck Eggs out of Sigh:

Until April 1st, 1898 want all yoar
goose and duck eggs, will pay 35c TO-
goose eggs and ljc for duck eggs.
Bring them in and get the cash. Of
fee on Public Square, in A -cher's meat
shop. Butler Foxy
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-03-04
Received Into the Church.

Rev. Crawford, of Danville, preached
at the Presbyterian church sunday
morning, at which time the commun-
ION services were held. He also bap-
tized Misses Annie Hammond and
Rachel Henry, who joined during Rev.
Faulconers meeting
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-03-04

FRANKFORT. IL :. March 2.-Mr. Stout,
OF Woo. fer,i, democrat. introduced u
bill in the house Tuesday proposing to
repeal the charter Of thc Sou hern Pa-
cilic Co, and declaring an emergency
because of the refusal of said company
to pay the state a franchise tax. There
is not enough OF the session left to
make probable, If possible, the pas
sac OF any bill introduced at this stage.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-03-04

RICHMOND. Ky, March Meal Ben
nett. assistant cashier of the Farmers
national bank, and a nephew of State
Senator John Bennett, has been APP
pointed by Collector Yerlkes as stamp
deputy here, and will take charge
when the revenue office is removed to
Danville The place is worth from
S,GO to $500 a year.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-03-04
Diamonds in Ash Barrel.

LOUISVILLE, n.y., March Mrs.
Kate Thompson, of No ss7 Third
street, found her diamonds, valued at
81, 500. in an ash barrel Tuesday morn
ing. They had been thrown in'the fire
by a careless servant. The jewels
were damaged to the extent of about