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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15

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bo ipnes enonu mere menn9slgie.
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paa pals.
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Den hanfe eunn9eliit luiberlte airfe.
Berior Il bet rptti9t. at ct ili9t Oroiftite
ton ino Sop at %ntllre 9earebemt".
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port BILE 5olt5 6r5lie8 Siplo TOR Ten
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bonn. 3bi ira 0lertet uosaar yluei, MO
9.jertet tros Der.
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al Dc tommenoe SlRgtleo; ba bar %
hleu Den bgbeosmt, bauoe iHgeH 5rfms
tlosmnligbeo iom belle port 6ptfs
aiife. oa blfu ben fun en- SUnuentitel.
life airie. iite 0tteiionsmenisbco.
3eriot, ouereusitemmenoe meo tit
0ann, iiaar ben taft Pea: Tdnit Nmf.
utanlsme. San bepures StaQt eitet
5laat / DjerieiorbOloet III oanit gu
tberoom ibi oa fan til enb0er Ilo
8sfselutrtuingen menem onuit o9 ame.
r%lfanii Aanosliu finoe Steo.
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0to. iom - iaa oiot vi peO - itriuer
f9 ira Baiior Nutet: GaHmarf er
port 59orflano, men Nmerlta er bore
BBrns bgoelano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15

Der iDues M at tomme frej6i9ere
Siemnin9 frem bo8 @n9l9noerne, en-
Stemnin9, lOm bar i'm 9onife noiurli9e
aitbe / De TO Omit9noi9beoer, at 8 o..
D mitb iinoi9 boloer Jig, % Of rem
enc fore groppeaInelins eiter Den aneen
a a aapitaben. Op iii Wtnnoa9 Der
ID. Nou. er Der ianlebeS ialt untommea
ID 600 en9elIfe Muno, mango 9elie.
9eoneosmioler os - hoIt men life mlnoIt
- nbltiliee &nnOner. Naunli9 bet
lioft ontomne 9rnnsportItib ,Arme,
man" blep bilit meo uolminoeli9 @l9oe,
oct meoigrte nemli9 3 Botterier Self.
ortileri. Mon antn9er oerfOr MI, al
ben at Goer9eneral Suffer iii Dur.
ban lenote 0enerol so etbuen, Der
lfal unblRtie 9aopimitb %Inareit muli9t,
uil fnnne almari6 re tioligere END OPP
rinoellg tpnft, 0uu bar netop maattet
uente pan artileri o9 SeIioIt.
Oct er bn Weninsen, at Ntetbuen
burii9lt mulis fol Jamie fine araiier /
@itcourt, Ell lpo for 9noplmitb oeo
Sarnbnnelinien belissenoe Sort. Og
berfra ital ban iaa - muli9piS ollereoe
Monoa9 b. 20. Nou. - rptte frem
imob 8oernes 8eleirinssber unber
General Soubert.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
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uofanoet.
G5areu % &ejier @ilbclmI.

6fter Den r@usiiite IS iarS Seieg bOs
aejier Nilbelm 8otebam 9aar Der
MI mausioIOIse Rpsier ON Seis9els
9endgt. MOn ilOs forlt paa De ltois
poIiiilte Strause Os OntOg. at lioen
baabe RuslanOs ilomtissminilier M II.
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lo 10 pate mso / 6eliIIsbeoerue, ituIoe
Der iOrbauoIes ON bet brcnOenOe Sporss.
maal. Sen europGiite 6oncerts 6or.
bolo II. Storbritianien.
SelpfeIeeIi9 er Der osiuu bIeuen talt
ON btnne Gag, men lioen Gpftlano
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
Irn Iairlsc no stknle.

Dtf raoitate BIao DSiecIe'
ionts at Dius inoleoe en- 8euagelie
StiI nieo oen elteytigite oyss-fras& Rom
9%eua9elie." 39enuem tire ylumre bar
osn befenote ibp. 8armeIiferpater s. y
aetntbegopo on e. 9ere 9pacinibe")
aiuei oenue BaroIe os eiteruiisr, al
aaioliesmsn olene er StpIo / be 10:
mantle qanoes 6oriaIO.
8erpaa uoOitler / Numret for I.
Ottober ben betenbte Bolititer o9 fbu.
Uiniiter gues @upOt / en- Ieoenoe
Nrtitel ben 1ante, at granting maa
blue proteitantiit for at lepe.
pator !. Gan9bom sr nplia
tommen til snsIano ira 6ijiesrne meo
ben Sp9aue at faa ben reuioeteoe gi;
bIoueriattslle paa oere5 Sprog trptt
Dos bet brittle % uoenlanoite YibeIleIs
lab % brnst iiIbase meo fig. Paltor
yan9bam bar vittet for 6ijimis licnen /
40 aar, booroi be 81 CT tiIbro9te paa
ielue Zgrne. 90 psf. al 6iiierne be
isge nu ben ofentIise, Developments
@uoslieneiie, % a, 600 CT 9Renigbtos=
meolemmer. unberSisniu9m er nalten
belt / WesIepanernes 99poer. be bar
1000 Sfoler. BaitOr 9ausbams gin
Der oure bar uGret nuoer me9en IrGngs
Eel og Omitiftelie, men uilt fun iaa bar
JET iaaoanue Ssire for 6tiiieuoommen
JON ban.
Gna geteronsrne metooilis
misfoueu er / CONNER iOuet inc i
brso. Od par paiior N. Butler,
lom beegnots en- UaisfOu buoos / 5n'
Oien og Ruico. 9uu OOr fsot Dub
lin 1878. 3 1897 blsU ban Omuenot,
90 TO qar efter bespuote ban at prGoite.
Gan Tom Der iii 3anbet 1850 Og Dirteoe
Der noele liar. Sra ls56-66 par
ban / Suoien. Sitter at bOue DGrft
gralt i Bottom no9Ie aOr, rejts ban
1873 til WisrieO. bUcr ban par til 70.
Dan ffrsu al % til Seser ON Wisfio'
men boabe / 9nbien % Wlerico. prGs
foent Dia3, Uttrico, par en- al be fsr'
he til Of uotrpfts fin Spmpati peo ben
oamles Dsb ct BreU til Sennsu, Or.
2. 80. Butler, Der MI fortl9ttsr ia
berens %panbespnote arbejoe.
@n perfer uso Ndun y. cd abs
bos ~liuusrer IeoIosi ueo Ohio Spnos
oens Seminar. 5an bar ituoeret / TO
aar ueb ct college | MinnsiOtn os ire
aar ueb 9arifOrb tsoIo9ilte Ssminar
90 aatsr MI at itubere ct BAR War | Sos
lumbus, for ban brassr biem lssn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15

9n WGngbe To!t fra forifsGi9e Ste.
Der par til Stebs. lioeiiu mango 9aIere,
o9 blanbt bisle @uueruer Sbam OF
aon9refsmnnb 9uII.
Oonge biertererence Scener tunbe
fees, naar be biemtomne msoies meo
beres S%I99tnin9e o9 8euner. De bIeu
ofte fruffet ub Of 8osuuinbuerne, CO
@laben gap fig ofte llotrpt / @raab.
Baraben bc9pnote poa beitemt 1ib;
men bet par ingen MtIitGrparabe; tbi
iammen meo Solbaterne og Nrm Qrm
mor6erebe SIRotninser o9 Yenner o9 life
at I%or9Iemme be 9amIe SOIoater ipntes
Der al finoe beres BIabs. Site linen
Opmartiombeb tiltrut fig en- l2aars 81.
6iIipinobreng. iom bleu bru9t meo at
8 3. SbieIbs af 8ompani $,
Beeforb. SIR Sbielos uar ip9 I Sos
pitalet here Waaneoer, og oenne 8ren9
bi l1p Ill meo at paste bum % tom Ill
al boIoe iao me9et al BAN, at San nag
teoe al titles fta U5r &bielos oe for
ian9te at gaa meb, nOor be ieiIeoe.
9ans giapn er 6iIimOn, buiItet ban fan
ifeipe f%oti4o 9oot, bor ogioo Iqrt at
tale en9ellf og sar ben Iante, OF Ame=
ria er bet melt Lororteoe Qano pnn
3otoen On Nitenen par Der ineen Yas
raos. o9 De inofomne So.9utsr ipufss
belt al ioriuinoe / 6oItemau9oea.
GoQle aimonitreoes / Muuiln, oe T
eiterlooes ipge / Gan 6rancisco. st
ileiie iaa 9oot no, meoeus nr9le bauoe
tabt Jig meget; iaoleoes bertes en- Wano
paa no9et ouer uImiubeli9 9cioe f9e, at
ban tun peieoe lis Buuo. @n anoen
f%ortalte. at Der, bror be par efter de9n=
fioens 9%egpnoelie bauoe be lite en- tor
lraao paa fig / 3 Tiger, bet re9neoe.
iao be blot funbe ic nosIe sob foran fig.
0ele gnnbet par unoer 8ono, o9 naar
be gift no al beres 6uie, git be / gano
ii. ooa 9oiterue, Os i%auleoss matte be
ltaa faa bolpoferne.
- 8tn :. baube ri YaI9, buor aue
republifanife Ranoioater uaI9tes til
6mbeoe.
- U2r. s.. 3. &uuben os @nte
DTS. Qielfen asteuieoes forIeoen-
6e tilbsre bsgge Weni9beoen. 9jer=
tsIi9 9ptOnifnia9l
- Yna @runO af marseIfuIo pIaos
til Stolebernene ug unbertioen 8irten,
ooI9tes ueb fOite Menisbeosmeoe en-
aomiie paa 3 M}9no til at tnse unoer
0rerosieIie, buorIeoes ri bebft ifnI mpOe
drfmiioen oesan9auenoe. 6omiteens
Neolemmet er Uir. Is. 0iGI, 0lr. VI
$ IAN en- og Wir. u SEN en-.
: omaha Council gIufi & Suburs
ban @ompaniet arbeiOe meo9ait paa oeres
gaue. De bar / DIten ororet Stinner
% Rafineri for $3.50 900. 90. 200
dra9tOo9ne bebsues for at brin9e bet
BERTH. @bicasO q HOribweiteru uiI
mart faa oobbelt StinnesGns meaem
Gbicaoo % Council Blufis.
= Blere Dub pao 9nltafieIie Of cleo.
triif gelpsnins for gpen er inotomne
til Ypraaoet, aontrntIsn meo bet M
uGrenbe 6ompa9ni er nemllg noe, o9
Menlneen er NOT at fau bet biui9ere for
5remtioen.
- Uir. q. Is. Gar En- meo 6ami:
lie reiier oenne lse no pna en- 6arm
200 til 300 Mile nOropaa. 9erren
fOIse Dem.
- Gn Ssiter al Wrs. u. y. Peter.
en- er fommet bertIl fra 8anmart.
DIR. So b. Ben en-, ier tllbgrenoe
DOR Uteni9beo, er reilt blem I'll Spert9e
Bditor g rO9 beie9te os fiolte
5enoag os praoiteoe Subs Orb for os
iamt talte Sfolens Gag meb 0enblIt
paa al ienoe 9leUer, OnbeiOleoe Dan
%fteren" o9 Oer hinges Blob. Tat or BE.
fegell paitor 8. M atbiaeu r|eiier
oenue ll9e til Rocine, buOr lIOuaIsst
iot DC un8es Gag bar Uiece.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
Mtsfomsmpoe

ofboloes, om Sub nil, / Sorrpiae o9
Bon Sippi Msnisbeoer | Daeene fra
24.-96. 0Ou beose Gage i~beresnebe.
5lere frfmmeoe Pr9Itu bar Iouet at
beltoge.
Ollie er peltomne.
Carl W. OIen,
Wenisbebernes prea.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
&ri9en.

Stiningen n%ioranoret. gOerpe CT
itanOieoc, mems GuglGnocrne Ian'
Icr SrOpper. Vd0g' NTH
bombarOere8 DeObOlocnOe,
men bolOer fig enOnn.
Aiggrclien mnG
fOmmc / 0cnne
llge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15

= llbbaust Of os.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06
BE KEPT ON RUNNING.
and as Fired at lw-ce-Intense
Feeling Aroused Over the Affair.

KEY WEsr, KY, July 5.-Constable
Cullen had warrant for Ira Wade for
an alleged breach of the peace and had
been looking for Wade for some time
and Tuesday found him in S. s. Null
Inns barroom. After the constable had
arrested Wade, he said:
''All right; I'll go with you as soon
as l give uncle a BOTTLE" and then
Wade ran out of the saloon door.
The constable commanded him to
stop, but he still ran, and the officer
fired shot in the air and again COM
manded him to stop, but he did not,
and the constable shot at him three
times, hitting him once in the right
hip and once in the left leg, and yet
Wade ran on to his grandfather's
house without stopping. Much feel
ing has been aroused by the affair.
The constable is guarding the house.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06
INTERESTING STATE NEWS.
THE GOVERNOR HOAXED.
brad!ey's Hurry tail for Troops-Two
Forged Messases-The Governor
10 Very Indignant.

LEXINGTON, KY, July 4.-Gov. Brad
ley arrived here Sunday from Cincin-
natl with the information that the call
for 800 state troops Saturday night was
the result of forged messages to him
purpor ling to be from gen.
tlenen in Lexington in whom the
governor had confidence and a
message from Frankfort purporting
to be from state officer. lie was in.
formed by these messages that there
was much trouble in Clay county; that
the Towards were surrounded and
were at the mercy of the Philpots and
Bakers and that unless troops were
sent at once many lives would be sacri-
feed.
The governor Immediately issued
the order for the troops TO 60 to Clay
county Sunday morning. Later he
became suspicious, and after a tele-
phone consultation with Adjt. Gen.
Collier and Col Williams, the orders
were revoked. The governor says he
will do all he can to fix the response
bility for the fake.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06

There is no gre;. ter gift to man tn; r
music even the lower arsinals and
birds enjoy it. Mrs. Mike Kennedy
has turkey that seems to be very
much effected by music. When sht
hears the sounds of the organ
guitar she walks up on the verand;.
puts her head i'm the window, close
one eye, and listens very attentivel,
until the music classes then wax
away as if she ad enjoyed quite /;
treat.
Mr.. Oliver BOner left Monday, ftl
Louisville. =. DIR. PendletOn, of Louis
vile, will preach at the Fork Church
Sunday. Mis-. N. A. Boyle is visit
ing her cousins Mr.. and Mrs. LIE,
Kicker Van Arsdall, at Harrodsburg
Mr.. Henry Williams and bride, O.
Burgin, visited the family of Mr.. T.
d. Aldridge, Saturday and Sunday
Miss Emily Humphreys, of Simpson
vile, is visiting her sister Mrs. Rot
ert Humphreys at Mr.. j. c. BOner's
Miss Sallie Herring accompanied
by Miss Sallie Lou Myers, of McCrerry
spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacl
Vinatta, at Danyille. &. 4. Mr.. and Mrs
A. j. Chestnut and Mr.. Alfred BOneI
of Danville spent Sunday with theil
parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. BOner.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Brown, of Kinks
vile formerly Of this place passed
through Sunday en- route to Beunavis
Id, to visit relatives at that place.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06
. 65.s 8 IS
Balance in Treasury, June 30. 1890 IS 3a5, IIs ~
FOUR SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Balance in Ire
A EOy Place q Giant Firecracker the
Bar-TwO Mon Will Probably Lose
Their Eyesight.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, July 5.--Four men
were seriously injured Tuesday night
by the explosion of a giant firecraclxer
in the Haymarket saloon, at Preston
and jefferson streets. The men were
drinking when a boy entered and
placed large firecracker on the bar.
1t looked like one of the big ''phony"
crackers, and Tut little attention was
pail to it.
Suddenly there was loud explosion.
and the men were hurled back against
the wall. John O'Donnell, a barber,
was burned about the hands and face.
Mike Flaherty. bar tender, was
burned about the face. and will prob
ably lose his sight. Jacob Stubs. a
produ ce dealer, sustained burns about
the face and hands. George Abtz, .
driver, will probably lose his eyes
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06
Notice of Election.
]. c. THOMPSON.
J. +. STORMES, Com

Notice is hereby given that on June
18th 1899, the following order was
duly made and entered by the Garrard
County Court, and on June 9th 1899,
a certified copy, thereof given 10y the
Clerk of said Court to the Sheriff OF
Garrard County, tOwit.
Garrard County Court.
June Term, June, %, 1895.
A petition signed by the required
number of votes, asking that the sense
of the people shall be taken in voting
Precinct No. of Magesterial district
No. 3 upon the proposition whether OF
not spirituOus, vinous, or malt liquors
shall be sold, bartered or loaned there
in, having been filed in the court and
before the Judge thereof on the 22nd
day of May, 1899: 1t is now ordered
that on the 10Th day of July 1899, the
Sheriff of Garrard county will open a
poll in voting precinct No. magiste-
rial district No. 3, for the purpose OF
taking the sense of the legal voters
thereof upon the proposition "WEeth-
er or not SpirituOuS, vinOus or malt
liquors shall be sold, bartered or loan
ed therein" Before the opening of
said poll, and within seven days from
the time he receives this order the
Sheriff of Garrard county will publish
this order in weekly newspaper OF
the county having the largest circula-
tiOn, for at least two weeks before the
holding of said election and will also
advertise same by printed hand bills
containing a copy of this order posted
at five conspicuous places within said
district for at least two weeks before
the holding of said election.
The Clerk of the Garrard County
Court will certify copy Of this order
to the Sheriff of said county on or be-
fore the 1st day of July 1899.
A true copy:
Attest: ]. M. DUNCAN, Cl'k.
Pursuant to said order, there shall
be opened poll at each and all of the
voting places in said district, on the
18th day of July 1899, for the purpose
set out in said order.
Given under my hand on June %,
8 90. ]. B. SAUNDERS,
Sheriff Garrard County.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06
CUMBERLAND FALLS.
A Fine Resort.
Cumberland Falls, KY,
JulV 3r6 1900
Friend Landram:

SulIlDCl ldliu dllo, n.y.,
July 3rd, 1899
Friend Landram:
AS your last issue promises a lette
from me, and i'm the same breath com
plimentS my veracity, l will not dis
appoint you. This is the SpOrtman's
paradise, a perfect mecca for the tishei
man or hunter. We have had tOlera
BILE good luck for this place. We made
one catch of eight lass, averaging tw,
pounds each, and several smaller catch
IS, however the water is too clear at
present. Fish bite out here and you
10 not have to walk all day to find
them, but it takes professor to catch
them, and / am free to confess that ]
cannot do it. Had We cared to fish fol-
fOrked-tailed or channel cat we would
have been compelled to take alCng an
extra boat for our catch, but we are
after pike, salmon or bass and, as the
water is entirely too clear for the for
ner, we content ourselves with hos.
iShing exclusiOnly. 1t would be use.
less for me to specify any of the fish
we have caught as / would not be be.
iieved, but / will SAY that we consider
fifteen inches 'sa small one" Mr.
Duncan was here in '78 with John
StOrmeS and Andy Burnside, deer hunt.
ing and he recalls many spots along the
liver where he stood watching for deer
This is an ideal place for summer re.
Ort, the hotel is built just at the head
Of the falls, and the verandas com.
mand a splendid view of the fall, which
is g. feet in height, tumbling into a
pool 15O feet deep, the home of the sal.
mon and pike. The hotel is ten miles
from Cumberland Falls Station on tie
G. S. r.. R., and a good hack runs
over daily. The hotel is cOmmOdiOus
and comfortable building and the fare
is positively unsurpassed. The amuSe.
mentS are dancing, crOQuet, lawn ten
mis-, billiards, boating &c.
The "HellO Club" of Danville, con-
sisting of twenty-five young society
people, chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
=. p. Cecil, were here for a week and
Will WOOdcock, Ned Wiseman and
Uncle Ned"Welch stayed over for a
couple of days to fish with us. Wi
will return this week. Col. Morgan,
u Lexington, will be down tomorrow
with party OF capitalists to look at
the falls with view of halneSSing
their power to run an electric plal
and electric railroad to the C.. s. This
is a sure 20 and they will not ave ia
'sBUY" the right of way either. M
Duncan will he home this week and
will make oath to my assertion fol- the
benefit of the "doubting ThOn asses. u
GEORGE SIXTH JRs
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06

The trustees of the lower division OF
list let No. 81, have purchased site
iOr building the school house from w.
Il ScCit, paying 2250.
Mrs Vanderpool has sold her fowls
to ] B Bourrc. She will leave imme-
Iiately for Valley View.
Martha Dewey, little daughter of /
w hOmpSo' WAS very painfully burn
ii by turning hot coffee over on hel
arm. She is some better now.
One of our citizens, whom We
hGught to be fully inspired by tn,
supernatural v ne infiuen of God
we are sOr to say, is running 'blinG
tig r. at Lock No. 8. This is not only
nluring the dispoSer of the liquors,
IL the neighborhood. 1t is causin,
nothers to spend many unhappy
no rs. and leading the boys of this
Immunity to run.
The ladies of Hebron church will
1--WE an ice cream supper for the bene-
it of the church, at A. ID Upton
lear BO IT. Saturday night, July p
admission. 26 ccntS for grown folks
md Is Gel t for children. Everybody
invited. Boys we have warned you il
time, pl care to ring your best girls
Mr.. Tom Dunn, Of Lock No. 8, lief
a few days ago, for Ohio, wee he and
Miss Laura Lawrence, of that place
We're. married. They arrived her
thursday, and will remain at the loci
his summer We wish them a long
happy and succe: Sful LIE.
Mr.. ] ID 0Sburn has returned to his
home i'm Va. Mrs. Addie johnson
and two SON, are in this vicinity, pre-
serving berries. Oscar Weaver Wis
tied his aunt, Mrs. Ella SERVE ner
asst week. Landram Burdett al
wife, spent Saturday night and Sun
day with Louis Burdett and famil,
Mrs. Peachie Glow and son, Lee
were the guests of Mrs w ID Scott
from Saturday until Monday. Mis-,
Jennie Anderson began school at LO-
bust Grove, Monday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06
BraveMen Fall.

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, and all fee
the result i'm loss of appetite, pOiSOns in
the blood, backache nervousness. head
ache and tired, liStess, run down feeling
But there's no need to feel like that.
Listen to j. w. Gardner, Idaville Ind.
He says: electric Bitters are just the
thing for man when he is all ruE ,wn,
and don't care whether he lives or
dies. 1t did more to give me new
strength and good appetite than any
thing / could take. | can now eat
anything and have new lease on life. F"
Only so cents at r. e. McROberts
Drug Store. Every bottle guaran-
teed. I'm
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06
Lawrencebure's Second Big Fire.

LAwRENCEBURG, Ky, July L.
Another big fire visited this town Fri
day morning, destroying square ON
Main and one on Court street. 1t orig
mated in Fagler's livery stable. The
important losses are the livery stables
and Christian Church, A. j. Bowen's
dwelling and Van Arsdell carriage fac
tory. Loss, SIS, 200; insurance, IS, 900.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06
Wallacetou,

Mips. Amanda Hayes, Ct Preachers.
vile, is visiting her many friends Lere
this week.
Work ON the new school house il.
our town is progressing very nicely.
Gardens in our vicinity are actually
dying for the want Of rain, and farm
ers have stopped blowing to wait for
rain.
Wheat harvest is over and farmers
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06
Reunion of the Edwards Family

FLKToN, KY, July IA reunion of
the Edwards family of kentucky took
place at Hermon Thursday. There
were IT'S de.cendants present, the eld-
est being 70 years and the youngest II
months. Mr.. William j. Pag, of Nash
vile, Tenn, and Miss Bernice Holman.
of this county, were married at Tren-
ton Thursday evening, Rev. Miller
Wood officiating.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06
Bids For Water.

Sealed bids for furnishing W ter to the city
Of Lancaster, KY, will be received by tie City
Council of said city until Saturd y Jul,
y, 1879, at 10 O'Clock a. m. Water tC
be furnished from Dix rIver,2K miles distant
The city will contract for fifty hydrants TO
term OF twenty years. The city reserves t.
right to reject any and all bids. The city ais,
reserves the right to purchase the plant in five
ten, or twenty years, as it sees proper. Specl
fications on file in Mayors Office, Lanca ter
KY.
]. C. THOMPSON,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06
Louisville Tobacco Market.

LOUIS WILLIE, KY, July 2-The local
leaf tobacco market Friday showed
about the same general feature as on
Thursday, except that dark tobacco
showed a little more animation and
strength. Fridays offerings were
made up mostly of the common and
medium grades. Prices were satisfac-
tory. The total offerings were 3O6
hhds, of which ISL hhds were hurley
and l53 dark
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-06
Found Dead Near the Horse.

RICHMOND, KY, July 5.-Mrs. Betty
Kelly, aged 80, living near Valleyview,
went out to the field to catch horse.
Not returning a search was instituted
and she was found dead near the ami
by. Foul play is suspected and an in
vestigation will be made.