The record., 1899-02-16
Mrs. John coombs is on the sick

must subscribe tOI IL.
Roark is closing out all ice skates at
net factory cost.
We will gladly furnish sample
copy of The RECORD for the asking.
Cash paid for poultry for next so
days. ]. 2. PANNEIL.
See Nord about getting your old
houses remodeled into modern dwell
ings.
Mrs. Rumsey Boggess is sick
this week, but is not in serious
condition.
Mrs. Robert Sadler. of the Lead
Hill neighborhood, is reported ser
iously i'll.
Mrs. James Lyon, who has been
sick for some weeks, is reported as
being better.
Mrs. W. II. Wclch is still on the
sick list. but was reported some bet
ter yesterday.
4 soc. investment in a years sub
scription to THE RECORD is good
business proposition.
Mr.. +. W. Dukes was united in
marriage to Miss Augusta Tooly on
the I2th., inst Both of the con
tracing parties live at Rosewood.
WANTED FOR cASH-Cow giving
not less then three gallons of milk
per day. Jersey preferred. Ad-
dress ]. +. r., care RECORD Green
vile, Ky. at
4 child of Wiley Hendricks died
suddenly on last Monday. 1t was
recovering from case of the meas
les, and was thought to be doing
well.
We can give our readers low
club rate with any publication in
America. See us about any periodi-
cal you want, no matter where it is
published.
COT. J. Jones for dry goods, dress
goods, and dress trimmings; shoes,
groceries, end all articles usually
kept in a first class dry goods and
millinery store. ct
Mr.. Edmond Reno had a fall on
the ice last week, and his injurie.
caused his confinement to his room.
Now he has the grip, also, and is ii
a serious condition.
rhe melting of all this snow an,
Ice viii bring on quite arise in th,
lr,ers. Several of the rivers are 3
ne high-water mark now, and thi'
thaw will augment their flow.
The Sheriff's Tax Books for ISo,
are in course of preparation and vii
be finished by the first of next week
Miss Fannie Ellison and Mr.. JohI
McIntire are working hard to ge
them completed.
a lady in describing the manne
of placing the forms for the paper ol
the press did SO in this way: "Yor
r key it up, clamp it on and slap
down and start the press" 1t vii
be easily seen that she thorough
understood it.
t The merchants of Sacramento he'll
: a meeting one day last week and dre'
up a petition to congress to allow a
, appropriation to dam Pond river nea
, Sacramento, and make it navigabl
from the mouth of the river to thu
place.-Owensboro Messenger.
Mr.. ]. B. Young, of South UnioI
who has been sick at the Panne
+ House for the past three weeks, r'
}. covered sufficiently to leave for h
IS home last Sunday. Mr.. Young
) we'll known in this section, havir
bought stock here for the last sever
n years.
Ie Notice of our readers is directC
d to the card ofthe Pennsylvania Raj
|. road in this issue. This is one
W the greatest railway systems
america, and persons going Nor
a or East should travel via this lin
st Mr.. Hagerty, the district passeng
r agent at Louisville, is one of Il
Of most xffabIe of gentlemen, and W
al gladly furnish any information ,
request.
n, Prof. Hawks, ssThe Laughii
IS Philosopher, will deliver his hume
he Gus lecture, "Hawks on Hash,
lg the Baptist church on Wednesda
mt March 1. This is the opening l.
er ture of series TO be given unt
er the auspices of the X. of p. Neal
every town in the State of the S
he of Greenville has such a course
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