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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-01

IN THE DISTRICT COURT pro-
ss dlN.lsIons in and for Salt Lake county.
ss%ee ol Utah. lii the matter OF the es-
tice.--The petition for approval ana settle
nsnt Of the annual account OF the exc
S 5ais OF the estate Of Bolivar Roberts.
4stssesaseds has been set for hearing on
US M1aSanesday. the eth day az October. a. D.
~. az $40 O'clock Il. M. at the county
court house, in the court room or said
courys ln Salt Lake City Salt Lake coun-
- Witness the clerk OF said court.
@Seall with the seal thereof affixed, this
End day Of September. a. %. 1890
DAVID c. DUNBAR. Clerk
~ GEO. r. BLAIR. Deputy Clerk
Williams, Van Colt & Sutherland. At
torneys.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-01
PROBATE AND GUARD
s. IANSHIP NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or the Respective
Slgners for Further Information.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
o lsL DIVISION. in and for Salt Lake county,
state ys or Y tah.P In the matter OF the estate
" z h9eoe A. b Darling. deceased. No
. dGs,.-l ne petition Elmer r. Darling.
- 81 nS Ior tie issuance to- himself OF
letters or administrator III the estate Of
rHoeee. A. e. Darling deceased. has been
Sei,u IoE hearing on Wednesday,. the
nseIa ~ Gay OF October. A. p 1899 at $3.50
1929 1919 Z. rn.s at the county court house.
n tne court room Of said court, in Aa.r
.. sSh IylItys Salt Lake county. Utah.
witness the clerk Of said court
e. WITH the seal thereof affixad this
Assai1 iath. day OF September A. d 1899.
ii 81 DAVID O. DUNBAR. Clerk
ny, n: N, LOGAN, Deputy Clerk
SruFrln q McGuTrins Attorneys.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-08
BIRTHO-M MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence Of per-
authorized 10 have the same published.
BORN.
BARLOw-In this city, April T. 1892 to the
wife of Arthur J. Barlow, a daughter.
BARRADAS-In this city, April Z. 1899. to the
wife of L. C. Barradas, daughter.
HART-In this city, April 6. lses to the wife
of a. Hart, daughter.
LANE-In this city, April 7. 1sss to the wife
of Mark Lane daughter.
LARRECQ-In South San Francisco, April 4
1899 to the wife of John Larrecq, a SON.
SILBERSTEIN-In this city, April 8. 1899, to
the wife of julius Silberstein, a son,
WAFFORD-In this city. April T. 1899, to the
wife of Harry Wafford, a son.
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EXPERT OPTICIANS

No. o'~'|>-~s-->f ~->>>-o>o-~>~o0-~~-
THE wrong glasses will ruin the strongest
eyes; any sensation of pain is warning
Mayerle's glasses relieve headache, painful
snlarting, itching, discharging, burning,
twitching, scratching, inhamed eyes and
failing sight Danger Signals and Mayerle' 5
elf-htting System mailed free; write to-day.
GEO. MAYERLE, German Expert Optician,
charter member American Association of OPP
tclans 10I1M Market st. San Francisco.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows:
John J. Cornyn and Ella V. Musso. $500. 81 %
Michael Shea and Della Regan. 80 %
Christian Nielsen and Hansine j, Lund.. .29-22
Francis P Kearney and Annie Berg. ...... 81
Nils G. Thoren and Aurora R. Stromberg. 1929
Remigio Valci and Adelaide Pailatt ....... bps
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HENRY j. GALLAGHER CO.,

Successors to Flanagan & GaIlagher),
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERa.
20 Fifth st., opposite Lincoln SCHOOL,
Telepheas South 50.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


$100O-Lot 5Ox125: house rooms; good location.
$220o-75x150; cottage. rooms: Central ave.
SS500-Elegant house, rooms; large lot;
Grand ST., near San Antonio ave.
s3500-50x150 new S-room house; Morton street
station.
Choice lot on Chestnut St, near San Jose
ave. $22 per foot; to exchange for San Fran
cisco property; splendid 7-room cottage; at
Morton street station.
The above are in best locations and can be
bought on terms to suit; convenient to trains
and schools. ALAMEDA LAND CO.,
1900 Park st. Alameda.
Office open Sundays and evenings.
San Francisco Office. 80 Montgomery ST.
IF you want to build, buy or sell property call
on J. H. YOUNG, 1243 Park st.
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND BOARD.
o-y-~-.-~------~. -->"-0~I-
PLEASANT home for ladies in delicate health;
large grounds; private. DR.. FUNKE, 1416
Eighth st.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

MILK ranch and business for sale; includes l
acre of land, houses. barn, Is cows whole
milking outfit. horse, wagon and harness; So
milk customers; nets $50 month situated in
Berkeley. D. ]. TOBIN, real estate and in
surance agent. 2121 Stanford place. Berkeley
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PROPOSALS..

-
PROPOSALS for furnishing all the furniture
fixtures finishes, etc, for the Hall OF Justice
ana Morgue buildings.
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PERSONALS.


Sell lbs rolled oats. 25c: 10Th sack cornmeal
EUc; butter, 25c square; 10 lbs granulated
sugar, 81; flour, s5c sack; toma toes. soc doz.:
lbs rice, 81; 25 lbs raisins 81: macaroni, 25c
poX; lbs fine coffee, 25c. LINCOLN BROS
l cash grocers 226 Sixth St. above Folsom.
sBE4AARBoRo & CO., grocers, formerly of 53l
WASHINGTON have removed to 621 Montgy. st
YOUR hair won't fall out if you use Lederer's
Quintonica, S5c bot; Lederer's Foamo sham
poo. &c pkg G. LEDERER. 1913 Stockton St
LEDERER is the best hairdresser in the city,
put ne charges only 25c; longest hair rolls,
S5c; good switches 81; fine, 81 so Open Sun
Gays to II. G. LEDERER. 12S Stockton st.
JOHN L. BOONE, Patent. Trademark
Attorney at Law, and Copyright
San Francisco, Cal American and Foreign
send for Circular Patents Solicited.
AUGUSTA LEoLA, 1926 Mission St, near 2Oth
Greatest fortune teller in the world; gives
luck. love and magic charms; also teaches
fortune telling; fee 81 and upward.
A FINE suit or overcoat to order. $40 IS; we
have contracts with mills to take all their
remnants; samples sent all over the country
l.. LEMOS. iii Market St, bet. 7th and Sth.
ELECTRIC lights in every room Winchester
Hotel A Third St. near Market; 700 rooms;
25c to 81 so per night; 81 so to Sc per week;
free bus and baggage to and from the ferry.
sUPERFLUOUs hair removed; no electricity
or strong medicines; treatment simple and
effective. 1l2S Sutter st. MRS. CLAYTON.
OPERA bangs and switches, SOC up; this week
only; artistic opera dressing La Verite Hair
dressing Parlors, 80 Geary; phone red 973S.
WANTED-Old gold and silver for manufac-.
turing. O. NOLTE, Jeweler, PAS O'Farreu St
SUITS to order on installments at cash prices:
81 week. NY.TAILORING CO. 115 Kearny.
CITY OF PARIS laundry removed from 11s
stockton St. to SSl Geary NINE. JAUSSAUD.
THE genuine misft, 272 Fifth St, $50 and $40
suits at your own price; perfect fit guarantd.
RUPTURE. structure cured: no knife; no in
lection ;guarntd Dr.. Gordin,5 514 Pine, alb .Kearny
FOLDING beds IS so; bedrm sers s.: bed ioung-
es - 90; open ev's. l.. j. NEUMANN. 121 9Th.
A-Ladies' or gents clothing, furniture bought
sold; tel. Mint 9s7 JACOBS, 1923 Folsom st.
BERwIN s. GAssNER. furriers, formerly on
Fost St, removed to store ll0 Kearny st.
A-CLoAKs, furs and suits at wholesale
prices. H. KRAMER, 20 Sansome st.
-
ORESSMAKERS.
SILK or cloth dresses made. IS up; dresses made
over; perfect fit. Eddy. NINE. GOLDSTEIN.
sPIRITUALIsM.
A-MRs. J. j. WHITNEY. trance test medium
life reader; medical clatrvoyant: treat all pri-
vate, chronic and obscure diseases; diagnosis
free sittings, 81. 2S2 Stockton St
MRS. SOPHIA SEIP, spirit seer. l724 Market
ST.. near Polk; counsel. soc; by letter, 50c
meetings every night 1oc.
MRS. MENA FRANCES. independent slate
writing medium. lis Haight st.
MRS. ELLIS tests to all; Tues.-Frl.. D. m;
Mon. 8; 25c; sittings 81 2SS Valencia st.
MRS. B. BAUMANN, the well-known fortune
teller. has opened an office at 3l5 O'Farrell.
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MARRIED.

w AhNIEU.
RosBY-LEsCHINSKY- this city, April 3.
1899. By The Rsy. E. q. Hi as Qa4klla1a.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A-S25o HOME cooking parlor and delicacv
store on LaTkin st; worth $4O0; great sser;
hce. r. G. WILKE. 900 Market st
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PHYSICIANS.

DIR. c. c. O'DONNELL, office and residence.
1O2lk Market St.. bet. 9Th and 7th. Il
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Sseo-CORNER grocery; full stock choice gro
cerles. family liquors. cigars, including fine
delivery wagon and horse; good trade guar
4uLeel. SLENBEkG co. 26ta kearnY 81.
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business OF $50 daily old established corner;
sells cattle, 25 sheep weekly; don't miss
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A $4o0; CARPET cleaning and upholstering
business in lively city 80 miles from San
Francisco; clearing about 500 per month n
frst-class investment. r. G. WIIKF roor1 q
1I5 Market st.
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Sl.2-PARTNER $. wanted in one Of the Oldest
business openings, established 25 years, sure
SO or more each per month: light office work :
experience not necessary. Apply GUS
STRAND Il CO., lo27l2 Market St, above 9th
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

AS are selling good upright pianos for Sc
cash and Sc per month, we ask you to investi-
gate and approve this method; prices are the
same as II purchased for all cash; bargains
in good secondhand uprights upon some easy
payments and some good pianos for 50. 81 and
s. per month. SHERMAN. CLAY & CO,
Steinway dealers, corner Kearny and Sutter
sts., san Francisco, and Thirteenth and
broadway Oakland.
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sl300-SALOON and restaurant dncludinrbuild
ingl netting $500 monthly; fuu Investigation
S--5-Saloon, good corner; fine fixtures do
ing good business Nat Agency, Grant ave-
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A-Sl5o-BRANCH bakery delicacy and can
dies KREDO & CO. 22n Geary St
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AILMENTS peculiar to women, also obstetrics;
latest methods; strict antiseptic precautions !;
ladies near or far see DRS. GOODWIN free /;
well known reliable, safe and sure cure in
"a hours guaranteed; any time; maternity
home; best medical attendance; pills, 81; cure
So. 1862 Market bet. 7th-Sth; tel. Howard 4A
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A-$250o-CORNER drug store: doctors prac-
tlce worth $500 month; receipts $50 daily:
chance for a physician. KREDO & CO. 22l1
GeEry st.
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James H. Crosby of FruitvaIe and Edith j.
Leschinsky. of Redding
DIED

Abbott. Lille H. Haycock. Judson
Barlow, Alice Isaacs Nellie
Blume, Gustave Keller Morice
Bradley. Minnie B. Mcnamara. Ann
Brown, Capt. r. s., Marshall, Julia
Casoly, Clarice NJ. Milievich Chris J.
Chester. Hannah L Robohm Louis
Chevalier. Fortune Skog, Axel
Church, Carroll B. Smith, Hannah
crowley, Con Soyer, Eliza F.
Degan, August Wallace, Romietta
Durroux. Joseph Wells BENJAMIN
Fogarty, Matte A Winslow Edward N
Grlfnn' Thomas F. Zeimer, Della
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ABBOTT-In this city. April T. 1899, Lille
Heasii, beloved daughter Of George and An
ME Abbott, and sister of Millie Abbott. a ma
tive of San Francisco, aged years months
and II days.
BARLoW-In this city April Z, 1899, Alice, be-
ioved io daughter of Arthur and Margaret Bar
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So5o-SALOON opposite Oakland ferry: sfcl5nAs
cause Of sale. STRAND & co. ln2lla MarI,et
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SlSna-SALOON; central location; stock and FIX
lures in value Apply Call office.
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HOUSES TO LET.

Z ROOMS, S25; 10 rooms $35; baths, laundries
gardens, in thorough repair; in Mission warn
belt DEMPSTER, Sc Glen Park ave-, OF
Twelfth ST.
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BLUME-At six-miIe House, Mission road.
april Z 1899, Gustave youngest and beloved
son OF Adolph and Wilhelmina Blume. a
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-03-02
Another Railroad.

The Commercial Club now has on
foot plan to get another railroad
through Garrard. The idea is to get
the Southern to extend its line from
Burgin to MiddlesbOrO, thus giving
this great system a direct line of its
own from Louisville to the south and
the sea board. The Southern now
owns the old Louisville Southern from
Louisville to Burgin. A survey was
made several years ago which runs
the line through Garrard, Rockcastle,
Jackson, Clay, Leslie, Harlan and into
Bell. Information, from reliable
sources, shows the Southern would like
to have line of this kind and those
in position to know what they are
talking about say the road will be built
if the right of way is GIVEN. The
Mercer county people are very enthu-
siastic and will donate the right of
way through Mercer. The Lancaster
Commercial Club has gone to work to
get the right of way through Garrard,
and parties in position to know say
the remaining cOuntses will readily do
their part. The plan is plausible
one and those pushing the scheme are
sanguine of carrying it out.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-03-02

Mrs. Kitty Leavell, whose death
was announced in last issue of THE
RECORD, was born in Madison county
in the year 1914. She was the daugh-
ter of Hon. Jacob Huguely, and was
married to Squire T. Leavel'. Eight
children blessed the union, Of whom
two survive her, Mrs. Jesse Walden
and S. T. Leavell, both of this city. In
early life she united with the church
and her life was spent i'm practicing
the teachings of the Bible. Her kind
words of advice, cheer and comfort
will always be remembered by those
seeking her counsel. AS neighbOr
she was always ready to share with
those about her and to strive to make
their lives happy and cheerful. She
always had a kind word for everyone
and ever ready to assist anyone in
need. In her death the church loses
a Jealous member and the community
a noble Christian woman. A large
congregation assembled in the Chris
tian church to pay the last tribute of
respect. Appropriate services were
conducted by Eds Jesse and w. p.
Walden and R. NJ. Campbell, after
which the remains were inferred in
the Lancaster Cemetery.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-03-02
Egg Famine.

The scarcity of eggs has become Sc
riOuS. The ''fruit" can scarcely be
procured at any price. Some say the
hens have formed ''trust'' and are
waiting to get their own figures. A
report says H. d. Miller, Of Ohio, went
to Pittsburg and quietly started in to
buy eggs. In a few days he had secur-
ed 1000 cases, or 10000 dozen, and now
has the market cOrnered. Before go
ing to Pittsburg Miller went out
among the poultry farms and found
that the hens had been frOstbitten
during the blizzard. AS it takes them
several weeks to recuperate, Miller
says eggs will be selling at nickle a
piece before Easter. Some years ago
Edward Atkinson attempted to ar
rive at the value of the annual egg
crop with the result that he found it
more important than either the leaf
tobacco, the barley. rye, rice or many
other notable products Of American
farms. Abundant as is the yield of
eggs, and low as is the price, he esti-
mated the annual value at $4,000, 900
$50, OOO, 900, which is more than double
the worth of ordinary crops Of barley
or tobacco and many times the value
Of rye and buckwheat crops.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-03-02
Back on the Farm.

The Dan Darley's "Back on the
Farm" Company was billed for per-
Torrance in the Stanford Opera House
Friday night, but owing to the small
pOx scare it was decided to cancel the
engagement. Mr.. Walton, owner of
the Stanford opera house, telephOned
here and arrangements were made to
have the company appear in Lancas-
ter tomorrow, Friday night, the pro-
ceeds to be divided with the Lancas-
ter band. The troupe will appear in
the Court House, and arrangements
have been made whereby the show can
be given as well here as i'm a regular
opera house.
The troupe consists Of twelve people
and carries brass band and full ORCH
estra. The company is now playing
return engagements in Kentucky,
which goes to prove its popularity.
The actors are first-claSs and the play
one of the best on the stage. "Back
on the Farm" is perfect rural come
dy, without the usual blOOd-thirsty
william searching for gore. 1t is pic
ture of home life on a farm, with the
author, Dan barley, in the leading
role as ST StebbenS.
Admission Scots; Children 25cts; Re
served seats 75cts, on sale at StOrmes'
Drug Store.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-03-02
Pushing the Work.

Contractor Ryan is not permitting
grass to grow under his feet and is
pushing work on the hotel. About
forty men WELD picks and shovels
from sun-up to dark, while at least
twenty-five twO-hOrse wagons haul
away the dirt and debris. In a few
days the foundations will have been
dug and the large stones will be put
in position to receive the brick walls.
Mr.. Ryan keeps as many hands at
work as can conveniently move about
the lot. He is kept pretty busy, as he
has big job on his hands and thou
sand and one matters to look after. 1t
is interesting to see the rapidity with
which the work proceeds.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-03-02
The SMALLPOX Scare.

Mr.. Ed Walton, of Stanford, was
here Monday, and told THE RECORD
that SOwders, the victim in that city,
was doing as well as could be expect
ed and would recover. He has been
kept continually in the pest house and
no one allowed to 60 near. Mr.. Wal
ton said there were no new cases i'm or
near Stanford, and no one feared a
breaking out of the disease. AS to
the reports of its prevalence in Lin
coin county, he said there was scare
about Deep Well woods, but investi-
CATION of number of the reported Ca
Ses showed them to be chicken-pOx.
AS extreme precautionary steps have
been taken there is absolutely no dan
ger in visiting our neigbOring town.
The thing to do is to watch out fOr
strangers coming here, especially ne
groes. The disease is holding full
sway in Cincinnati and Louisville,
and there are many more cases in
these cities than the newspapers re.
port.
Our citizens should be exceedingly
watchtul in this matter. One case of
smallpox, no matter how mild or. how
quickly it is gotten out of town, would
completely paralyze business and kill
the spring trade as dead as door nail.
The thing, to do is every fellow keep
his eye skinned and harness up the
first person who looks like he even
dreamed of having smallpox. Astitch
in time saves making an entire cloth
ing store
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-03-02
Thoroughly Equipped.

J. A. Beazley has purchased beauti-
full pair of gray horses to work to his
hearse, which makes his outfit one of
the most complete in Central Kentuc-
ky. He is thoroughly versed in en-
balming, having taken a complete
course in that branch of his business.
A handsome line of caskets and
shrOuds are kept constantly in stock,
as is also everything necessary in an
up-to-date undertaking establishment.
His team and hearse have been pronoun-
ced one of the handsOmest ever seen in
a country town.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-03-02
NJ. d. HUGHES, Agent.
Accident.

Mr.. Horace BOhon, of HustOnville,
an expert for the Mccormack Harvest
ing Machine Co., while setting up a
machine at Paint Lick, Saturday, had
his face severely cut and bruised by
the escaping of a spring. Fortunate
ly DIR. Cox, the commercial tourist,
was with him at the time of the acct
dent and dressed the wounds, taking
four stitches in cash across his cheek.
Mr.. BOhOn's wounds are very painful,
but not necessarily serious, beyond a
possible Disagreement.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-03-02
Property Transfers..

Judge r. A. Burnside has traded
his property on Richmond street to
Capt. VIM. HerndOn for the latter's
property on Danville street, Judge
Burnside paying a cash difference.
Capt. HerndOn has bought Of P. w.
Spencer the latter'S property, on Lex
ingtOn street and will move into it as
soon as Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer move to
New Albany, which will be in few
days. We understand Capt. HerndOn
is thinking of building on the Spencer
lot between the present house and Mr..
Geo. Robinson.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-03-02
Come to the show Friday night.
Big street parade Friday afternoon.
Companies Indicted.

The grand jury of Mercer returned
true bills against every insurance
company doing business in the county,
charging them with conspiracy. The
companies indicted number about
thirty; and if each should be fined $500
as like companies were in Scott ;oun-
ty, this will aggregate considerable
Sum-S15, 900. The insurance men are
loud in their protests against this pro-
cedure and claim that it will work
great harm to the people, as insurance
policies protect many loans, and if
these are withdrawn the loans will
have to be called in.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-03-02
A BaptismaI Record.

BOWLING GREEN, KY, March 2.-Rev.
F. NJ. Ham died Tuesday morning.
aged 50 years. He had been pastor of
one church for more than so years, and
had baptized and received into the
church more than 8, 200 persons
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-03-02

Two men, while tOaSting their ShinS
by store stove, were commenting On
how contrary a certain Lancaster man
was. The first said ''He's SO contrary
that were he a log he would have to be
sawed with the grain. A crOSS-cut
could not make an impression" The
second opened his head and spake thus:
"He'S so contrary that were he to fall
in river and drown, he would float
up stream"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-03-02
Vetoed Two Bills.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, March Gov.
Atkinson Tuesday afternoon vetoed
two bills passed by the legislature.
One, the labor lien bill, allowed la
borer or employee lien on material Oh
property for unpaid wages even when
held by an innocent purchaser. The
other bill killed is express bill taxing
annually express companies $500 for q
charter, $500 on every agent, two cents
on each package handled, and two per
cent. on the gross earnings.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-03-02

John William Onstott, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac OustOtt, of Owensboro,
aged 10 years, died OF. lagrippe, which
had terminated in consumption. Mr..
OnstOtt was former reside mt of Lam
caster and has deepest sympathy
The remains were brought to Lancas-
for interrment.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-03-02

change at the residence of Mrs.
Cunningham's on Depot street, and
will keep on hand flour, meal, shipstuff,
etc; to exchange for wheat. They will
erect a large building within the next
few weeks.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-03-02
Thieves Used a Wagon.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
800 per year in AdRduce.

RICHMOND, KY, March 2.-The ger.
eral merchandise store of j. Wagers, at
Wagersville, was broken INTO by
thieves and clothing, hardware and
other things, valued at $500, stolen.
The goods were hauled off in a wagon.
Entrance was effected by filing half
inch iron bar that fastened a shutter.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-03-02
Pretty Work.

The third degree was given at the
X. p lodge Friday night and the new
regalia used. Everyone who has seen
the new outfit pronounces it the finest
in the land. The first degree will be
conferred tomorrow. night, when the
new outfit for that degree will be
used,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-03-02
Killed and Injured In a Cave-In.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, March 1.-TWO
men were Instantly killed and a third
sustained broken leg and was other
wise injured Tuesday by the caving-in
of a bank of earth near where they
were working. One of the dead men is
j. U. Black, of this city. and the other
is Frank Kroner, who had applied and
been put to work but few hours be-
fore. The injured man il G. p. Reed,
Of this city. :