The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-02-03


S. Morgan bought of Marshal Eason
some shOats at 81. IS per hundred.
w. S. Beasley bought of j. NJ. Higgin-
bOtham fifteen shoats, averaging 137
lbs, at cents.
B. f. Robinson shipped load of
light hogs to Cincinnati market this
week, paying n to Scents for same.
w. r. Cook bought of Geo. Brown
twenty-five ewes Tor $500 per head.
w. S. Ferguson sold to w. L. Law
son lot of hogs, averaging about 16O
lbs, at st.
Breeders of fine hogs will find the
year 1S99a very prosperous one If they
have anything Tor sale. There is a
growing demand for well bred bears
and SOwS.
By the use of an incubator and
brOoder you could be Matching and
raising some chicks that will bring a
very high price early next spring.
A dOllrr's worth of paint, well rubbed
in, will save five dollars of farm inn
Elements. Rub the handles and wood
work of small tools with linSeed oil.
The heavy snow that covers the
ground will prove quite an advantage
to the wheat crops, as the hard
freezes were beginning to tell on it.
However many trainers say it has not
been damaged to any great extent.
SO-called claim agencies have revived
the Old swindle in regard to vast sums
in Chanceay in England and Holland
awaiting American heirs. Don't pay
them penny. Your fortune is in this
country, or ii it is not, you will get it
without their help.
Coughing Injuries and inf1ameS sore
lungs, One Minute Cough Cure lOOsens
the cold, allays coughing and heals
quickly. The best cough cure for
children. Stormes Drug Store
A carefully planned rotation makes
farming a much more certain business
than haphazard planting from year
to year. The man who pursueS the
latter method rarely has the right
crop when prices are right.
Mesers. w. S. and r. A. Beazley are
feeding i'm connection with their one
hundre and seventy-tve big cattle, two
hundred hogs which bid fair to be
money makers for these enterpriSing
gentlemen, as he price of hog stock
now looks favorable to those who are
handling them.
Oats and peas are good food for
sheep, because they are not SO heating
as more carbonaceOus food, like corn
and meal. The use of too much heat
ing food may cause shedding of wool,
and this may reduce the strength and
vitality of the animal as well.
Horrible agony is caused by Piles
Burns and skin Diseases. These are
Immediately relieved and quickly cur
ed by De Wits Witch Hazel Salve,
Beware of worthless limitations.
I'm Stormes Drug Store
1t is said upon good authority that
so, 900 people started for the KlOndike
region last season. and only $4,000 ever
reached their destination. Eech man
spent at least $500, maxim: a snm total
of So, 100000, and not over $4,000, O0(
was brought out Of that country
Where's the profit?
The highest assessed piece of land in
Boston, lot at the northwest corner
of Washington and Winter streets, con
tanning 1886 square feet-waS sold the
other day for $452 200, or at the rate OF
$3.50 per square foot. This was $l75,
$50 more than its assessed value.
The Farmers, Home Journal says il
you buy cattle to feed this winter, bt
sure to select well bred and well grown
animals. There is chance for profit
with such, but none at all with stint
ed, raw-bOned creatures Of no particu
lar breed. You must know on what
kind of frame you are to attempt tt
hang flesh.
1t is announced that the Kentucky
Trotting Horse Breeders Association
will adhere to the old system of three
in five heats. Public sentiment, how
ever, will sooner or later compel then
to abandon this useless and sometimes
inhuman practices The old system il
in the interests only of the gambler
and dishonest jockeys who want tt
fake the public by laying up heats
etc..
La Grippe is again epidemic. Ever,
precautiOn should be taken to avOit
it. Its specific cure is One Minut'
Cough Cure. A. j. Sheperd, Publish
er Agricultural Journal and adver
tiser, Eden Mo-, says: ''NO one will
be disappointed in using one Minut
Cough Cure for La Grippe" Pleasan
to take, quick to act.
I'm StOrmeS Drug Store
An exchange says: City newspaper
often through ignorance, but NOR
often to flatter their city readers
are much given to picturing farmer
and other country jewellers as cOars
is bedOming more and more exceptiOna
In fact, the average countrybred ma
or woman is more cultured, and pre-.
entS better appearance than the ave.
: age of town jewellers. 1t would SUI