The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-12-07
PAINT LICK.
Meat hogs are scarce and high.

Meat hogs are scarce and high.
j. B. Leavell bought of Willis Ad-
ans 10 head of feeders at 3fc.s
Hog killing has been occupying the
attention of our farmers all this week.
w. B. Adams sold his farm of 103
acres to Will Henderson at $25 per
acre.
Nearly all the children in this
neighbOrhOOd are about well of the
chickenpox.
William Hendren has rented his
farm purchased of w B Adams to viii
COtrell for next year.
Little Smithie Engleman asked his
papa where abOuts in Lancaster was
the news paper factory.
E. L. Woods & Co., have bought all
the hogs and cattle they could find,
paying 81 for hogs and 2a for cattle.
There is much sickness in this To-
cality, the doctors being kept on the
20 all the time. The trouble is mostly
colds.
Jessie LedfOrd is building new
house on his farm lately bought of E
w Norris and he will soon be ready to
move in.
Mr.. Grove Bryant and Miss Lucy
Prather, of Madison, were married by
Rev. Crawford, at his residence, last
Thursday.
Fish & Adams Fistula Salve is meet
ing with a wonderful sale. They have
all the orders they can fill, and are
kept huStling.
w. B. Adams sold to Jack Adams a
bunch of shOatS at 3tc and to G. b.
Engleman a number one milk cow for
$40 and mare to Joe Mullins for $25.
c B Engleman has a bad case of
western fever and anyone wishing to
buy a desirable little farm can get a
bargain if they will see him while the
fever is on.
Gabe Salter has a new remedy for
rheumatism, he recommends beef soup
as hot as you can drink it three times
day. Gabe is butcher you know, so
you can easily see the point.
Sam Jennings is making quite sue
cess with the harness and saddlery
business he bought of his brothers es-
tate. Sam is splendid workman and
will turn out nothing but the best of
work. Give him call.
Mr.. Tom Ramsey and Miss Jennie
Mccormick, prominent society people,
will be married today, Tuesday. Both
are among the best society young folks
and number their friends by the score.
We extend congratulations.
The person who disturbed the con-
gregation last Sunday by coughing is
requested to call on C. C. & j. E.
Stormes and get bottle of FOley's
Honey's Honey and Tar, which always
gives relief. I'm
1 was mistaken in prices given last
week in reporting j. T. Palmer's to-
baccO buyings. He paid to Sets in
stead of 5 to &c. you had it right,
old man. The mistake was made in
the office. The types got twisted Ed.
There is move on foot to have a
school house district cut off at Leaf.
Something that is very badly needed
for it is almost impossible for the
children to 60 from there to Walkers
school house. They have to cross
Lick Branch end ways, for about theee
miles.
A gloom was cast over this entire
community by the ne VS. of the death
of William Tudor, who committed SUI.
icide about shutdown Saturday. He
left the house in apparent good spirits,
and was found short time after
hanging in his barn. No man had
more respect from the people or stood
higher as an honest citizen. His re.
mains were inferred at old Paint Lick
Monday.
Willis Adams and J. B. Leavell will
start West Monday on a prospecting
tour. .Smithie Engleman, little boy
of G B Engleman has been quite sick
for several days. . E w Norris moved
his family to Lancaster last week
where they will make their home in
the future. The entire community
regrets very much to give them uK
but what is our loss will be LancaS
ter's gain.
Little Mary Clark Engleman, who
has been suffering all her life from q
complication of diseases and who has
been under the treatment of DR.. J. F
Payton, of Stanford, for the last 1:
months was pronounced well by hin
last week. She was treated by severa
skillful doctors and they all failed tt
do her any good. Her parents owe d.
PaytOn debt of gratitude and will
never regret what they paid him fol
restoring her health.
For Pneumonia.
DR.. G. J. Bishop. of Agnew, Mich