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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
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WANTED-Boarders and roomers.
Mrs Frank Goodroe, - Green st.
lS5-I90*
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Oklahoma has 1OO,0O0-bushel pea
nut crop this year.
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For Sale

FOR SALE-AH kinds of dry wood.
i. A. Larrow. lot-lo9
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THE WEATHER.

Cloudy Tonight and Saturday; Prob
ably Showers.
WASHINGTON, Oct 10. - The
weather forecast: Cloudy tonight and
Saturday; probably showers; light to
moderate variable winds.
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Short Story Writer Don t you
think the article would do if / boiled
it down?' Editor No, I m sure it
would not. But I should try the action
of heat on it in another way if | were
YOU. Tit Bits
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rille. 1t was the style Of him. although
he had on the same shabby clothes 1 saw
him wear AT the station.
For about nine seconds he had me
ratified. and I came mighty near gettiuL
cold feet and trying TO sell him some
plate-glass But I got my nerve back
pretty quick He asked me TO sit down.
and 7 told him everything. I told him
Cincinnati and what I did it for. and all
about my salary and prospects, and ex-
planned to him my little code of living
TO be always decent and right In your
never take more than four glasses OF
beer day or play higher than 25-cent
limit At first | thought he was going
TO throw me ont OF the window, but kept
on talking. Pretty soon ! got chance TO
tell him that story about the western
congressman who had lost his pocket
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14

book and the grass widow-you remember
that story. Well. that got him TO laugh
ing. and I'll bet that was the first laugh
those ancestors and horse-h hair sofas had
heard In many day.
1--WE talked two hours I told him
everything / knew; and then ne began to
ask questions. and I told him the rest
All ! asked Of him was to give me a
chance. If I couldn't make hit with
the little lady, Ia clear out. and not
bother any more. At last he says:
"'There is Sir Courtenay Pescud In
the time Of Charles I. II I remember
rightly
"If there was. says I. he can't claim
kin With our bunch. We've always lived
In and around Pittsburg. rye got an
uncle In the real estate business. and
one in trouble somewhere out In Kan
sas. You can inquire about any of the
rest OF us from anybody In old Smoky
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14

WOW ro"n, aud &c, sa,,,,.
;Sa ,on ever run aeeuns.laeto,y reu
1t ocs,,Ta ce,l9r say ,y his s, pss,.ss w
'ess e. 50 fortunate" "s s,s!Aa That i'll,
wishing to myseI9 y i9 him; Isp,5!
And ID, then 6s Ss' .sys! silI Of slas. y y
o,,s me relating Of sr.,,.
Gus Ios occurrences has anecdotes an,
me, = Mr.; Pescud. 'As !, Away
agreeable way oi 10 be
loH p'r lb,Ip Permission. I,THen | wiz trlzi'
s39n;ally soma connected. "a,a ana Which
$50 he Io,he ,eI,O amusemeni.'' i''a
WI, ~ The watch. Did D' ! aSses Sss isr,
old Pete, the s,,no,, ,sSs stisIyit !,
NV nv yaIlsa Tnm down 10 oihe ihs,ed b0'ad %
l was in tou Il. , vas Elmcroii y, .
Two evenings la,sr
speak word 10 Mi.f ,n.f | got A
porch while the roIS s Jessie -.
annt,ler story. el was ~
It's going to b. .
A." He's con,,,
old cI 'Gl1 nacr1 you. This timc. ,As sas ~ 81
SYtways Ya comes after n. Sslern
Yankees and tho o,r,a ,ae one n
naar,,, mas another time. Ss's sSs sos' ,'asis !.
nary ~ got left-it was es's ~ "a g \
slipped as / was r,rssmemhts
ana ! nearly stumbled blSrnE ns %
was . Kn9w' E,' says she. a..
afrs,d Eqs AFRAID nah you had, john s''
And then she skim e.,
through one of the Big SiT rins, lrls
"Colsetowng" dronsS sS' 81
lhs ms way through ths s p'u|
Pescud gathered his h., s,osi!<
tyays,sr Tirn the ielsurely prOmDtn.,s !,
Il married her a ven.
i told YOU ] built a hors r q
End. The belted-I mss sss "a
n. mere. zoo | find him vaI,,' ~
gate whenever / get back & s,s
near any new story / H mist, ,,0S
up on the road" sa' aa7
! glanced out OF the x,,s,-
town was nothing mors tsss s,,a
hillside dotted with a ssa,s snaa l
nuts propped UP against W Az,
OF Stag and clinkers /, rss,.1 @
ing torrents. too. and tbe n n.
and splashed down thr@,,h' ''' \
mud 10 The railroad trackT
You won't sell much Mai. 4
John" said !. "Why do ss WV
this end-o' the worId7" ''u :
Why" said Pescud o,h. -,
took Jessie for a IItile ~ ',da =, ,
delphia- and coming bact z,
she saw some petunIas IN 4,
OF those windows over ths,.
some she used to raise down 1
Virginia home. SO | thm,rtt'
= off here for the night, and -
= dig up some Of the cuttJprs
; SONS for her. Hero y0u H..
h night, old man. gave YOU tl,
! Come out and see Us WHEN
1 time"
i, The train moved forward a
o dotted brown ladies' Insisted t,
windows raised, now that ths
q against them. The porter 3,
n with his mysterious wand All
/ light the car
! glanced downward and us
n seller, | picked It Up and q
r fully farther along on the "a
car, where the raindrops vos
n upon il. And then. suddsnIy,
d and seemed TO see that LIE 8
n graphical metes and bounds
d Good luck 10 YOU, Trevely,
= And may you get the petun,1
G princess"
y Copyright. 1909, by Harpx
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THE BEST SELLER.

ONE day last summer ] went to
Pittsburg-well, 1 had to go
there on business.
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Given Away Free

Cut out this coupon and mall II Wen send
you closely sealed free 90-page book, which
plains everything about Elecra-via, how It
price Of treatment This book is written in plain Ian
suage and illustrated with pictures OF perfect
women. showing the method OF using Electra
the coupon
All Of patients receive the advice Of competent
physician, free Of charge, while using Electra Vita.
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l5ortiegung foIgt.)
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N
6iram Or. Nulifon an Gilbert 90.
!, Gsnn. cine Got in Settion IL. Delhi
Sp.; 81.
Geo. q. Bald an Gb. gfleoer, so
Tnb on plum. nabe Nasnolia Sir;
$1,000.
sSeroinanb ainnen at, ireb. 5hat=
tenheIm. 5 Cots in 6enrp I. Shulte's
llnterattbeiInng .Tter pnrt"; 81.
Wloie3 3. 5pman an gito Gotta.
20 Sur an 6nrpen Gtrabe; 81.
Gath. 3. Rottermonn an ellie SC.
Wprrill. I5s1uB an Ratiermunn ap.; !;
81.
6. eIisnbsib Iieber an bieielbe
lauit Claim, bdHelbe Gisenibum;
ST.
pbilip Detpdio an Mnbrsip Ser
gems, cine Got an 2ehntaft Moab; 81.
Wtariin Ioams an Rancsp anoIt
fauit Claim, Got 8 In rMianiis
tcpn; 81.
Saeob s5ofmdnn on Giisabetb 6.
Simlid. so Sub on Glsmere 2tp.;
5000.
sGertruce 9ernens an Wm. 8. Com
duiIl. 200 Jub on Anion Ipenue.
pleaiont Rioee; 81.
2uti[la aoh an Sripin 6. aoh
f0uit CLAIM. 25 Jub on Belts
Strabe; 70 Jub on Sbrmun ap..
Icriucob; 81.
Srtpin 6. ao6 on oueilld 9. aoh
fGuit Claim, 3 Aerss in Ss.tioH 8.
Green Up. cine. 90. on Surriicn ap..
gtepioi; 81.
6en.e Reulip go. on gernabins
aornbrod, 35 CUB an GloruI ap.,
Roripooo; 81.
2tInnb q. Banning an Cornelius
mtDiIiams, 70 Sub an Rthmonp
Girabs; 81.
e. 9. Gardner, 9ormunb. on bic
2ippincoit Go., ) antbeil in 24a Sub
an Der Main Strube nahe Sront CTR;
$4,000.
llnicn Snp. @nn. &c 9ruIt 60. on
6ieieIbe, oaIeIbe Gisenthum; $1,000.
5uab :. S1odet an Glisabetb
gr1uns, cine Got an Ginipooo pie;
81.
Diepps Some &: Miplum II. u.
on Srsne Ruft, 40 SUB an auburn
place; STO0.
Gbas. gobnuer on Shereic lot.
auer. 80 ,sufI an clifton ape.; $50.
Gath. Sadboif OH 9sobn Y. G'Gon.
nor. 80 sSub an Rarbure ape.; 81.
2is3ie 8aiiier on Clifford 8reenr,
2 ader OH ,Siihex glpe.; 81.
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&iaoerir rireu35iise.

Dcr Tebsnbunbsrt 5abrsn iob bic
Welt ein Ghduipitl. bos trps 0lagsls
lontismus uno 1dnsertbum, GrSsugs
nifIen etr Shrt6en bes ihtpnr3eH
10bes, bas pbansoitiihfie GrsisniB
bes Wiiislnliers eenonni ,perb<n tam.
Hoh osm frgebniBIofen DtrIauFs hts
pierten Rreu5SIgts battle Der Honis
pOn Jeruioltm Inn SABRE 1904 sfpnr
nit btm Sultan tinen 4pcIfeniillIs
itonb nbgefnIofen. ab<r bos 6eilige
lnHb fDurbt hnnurc5 Der G1riiten1eit
r,iGt geiif<ri. pupit Jnnofsns Ill.
iDoIlte btsboIb nsue Ghanren pon Dots
issitrsitern In Beip<oung feben. Sts
bod nur bic Hinber tpurbsn bissmoI
bonn Hreu5Susfitb<r ersriffen. Gin
loirttnfnobe nit Nomen Gispton aus
Der Dsgtno bon Ueno6me trat ais
prtbiger fir bie Jugsnb ouf, nit Der
Nbnuptung, Il babe isinen Auftras
nkbit einem Brittle an ben R6nia bon
Drunireih bonn 1tiIonb ielbIt snpfon.
gen. llnb in ct. Denis niriie tr
Wunber. Gie goben itiner Weriiins
bigung has srforberlidk Aniebsn. 81.
W1oFe ftnnb glein duf itinfr Gsi..
unb bic Rinber iOIetfn ibm Sf Eau.
fsnbtn, mO6ten aud bic Glitrn Oii.s
UNI GeDolt ontpenben, moGte bic
2lasjilx llninfsf a,sxl l1es1aait moi,
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Observation-Disclosures

Y IN u HdIl, &. Jan.
9ouis MlcGnl an angeIine m.
St.ele. Got 6 in 8Iod .WA In Gbas.
ga. Sieele's llnterabtbeilung in Coll
lege 5il; 81.
). o. 5usIe an 2fnssIine 3d.. GiseI.,
60! 6 in bemielben DIod; 81.
gharlss aeppsr. an ghriTtian u.
gonraoi. Got No. 3 BON CHARLES aep.
re-t's unterobtpeiluns pom Rbein
9rae.; 81.
2ambert Qisman an pbiE. Ebler.
qcntrrft, nm oas breiit0dige Brids
haus No. 4O7 ganmjnsr Ctr. fir
$500 3u nertauisn.
Wiarp Giisabetb acrid an Wsiiton
gosart. bier Sabre pnht bon 14.5
4eres lcno in Der Milttcrp Wermefs
fiins SO. 618. anoerion 1p.; idbrlifs
Wlietbs 500.
wlorris Siroub an Gdmuel o.
Cooper. 30 BEL 143 SUB an Der Cfts
ieite Der 5ieblanb 4Dtnne. 70 sJub
iUblih Der meWillan Gtrabe; ST.
Rees 3. priee an Guo 6. Rinble u.
o., ein 1rutt Qano In G<tiion l in
Wlidmi 5p.. 800.
gugene 4bIsr an 6enrn 8. Gtern,
Cots ytO. 1076 unb 1O77 In Der
9eehnoob nnterabtbeilung; ST..
Gngel Wdria Gorotbed Gtrotemeier
On Soiept BrDB, 42.4816 Merss aonb
In Se,tion "a, Grs.n 1p.; ST.
Benjamin WeperfieIb an Gnfimir
Sc. Mtrf, 2.O24 acres annD In Git
tipn 2, Dreen sp.; ST.
Sofepb Drob an s5tfTe 1baIer,
fiinf Sabre poht BON 42.4816 Ncres
2anb In Stition "a, Green ap.; idbrs
iih< Mittbe $40, nit b<m Nntcufs,
rfnt Az $28OO.
Jobn DIET an sd. a. Uln3er, Mege,
reht burn bos gigeHtbum bttonni
oIs 1883 OiIber. Nbsnue, fiir 500.
Mrt1ur Gtonmoier an Cora Gtol1
ueils. 2k Gvb sH @1aix r. !,
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Reueing gttraeene 5ppos
theftn.

III.
Senrp TrisIins an Gbtpin 6.
Weper, $1700.
Diuiom R. Collins on W.reontile
9. Il. &. Co., $500.
asna Belle Rorid on ]. o Snns
Der. $500.
Gula 6. S6ansls an DAT g. u..g.
Gp., S1450.
albert D. Senn on Cincinnati
4ortin9meH's Club y. H. 8. &c.,
5000.
Dora Gocbfpin on Rarp a..arms
thong, $1,000.
gitc Gotta anrllniOn G. g.u. Z.
Gc., $1,000.
5rsO. Sdiittsnt<lm an Gsrb. t2ina
ten, $50.
ellie 81. Tsrrrin an %. Darb g.
e. Co., 5000.
amunba Wl. Stuibun an guIineB
Wtns y. u. IL s. Co., $500.
N. 3. Setter aH 2ihrul 8. II. q.
Co.. $500.
gerEurcine aurnbrod on Cine. sd.
6. y. Il. 6. Go, $1,000.
Srene Ruit an MtIas 8. u. 9.sGo..
$1,000.
0ttilste 6ppoth.tsu.
DiIliam ". Collins on Rertan.ile
e. II. g. Co.. $500.
Glmer Ma1 On Sobn 8. Sdults,
$500.
fSront GoussOnnn Delta 9. @. Co..
$1,000.
8. 8. SansiDer on aGasn Jnnis.
$1,000.
Ssnas Bier 'an GDa Tsu;ssr. $700.
Bertha 5ulf on Brighton German
gt. Co.. $500.
Sas. W, Campbell an Goutbern
Ohio 6. III. Co., $1,000.
Sd 8. TtJorlanb on Warp
Qcnetrp. $500.
anpreu ]. grDont on Goutbern
Ohio 9. u. =. Co., $3.50.
aouiie g. appert on r4nna W.
1bisIs, $1,000.
Nellie YorneDsan Moliicr g. u, y.
&C.. $1,000.
esennie Etnrf on Goutbern Ohio
8. II. Z. Co.; $1,000.
2cuiie g. a1lott an Goutbern Ebio
Gan. 9nnf TO-; S2,600.
Jraie RpB an GIenboIe g.. u, 6.
u. Co.; 5000.
Snnnnb e. gerrone on &pbe port
EnD. gnnf; $500.
Soi. 2elnfnbI an Suburbun 4t. q.
Co.; $3a0.
Wm. 8. ssoriinger ar 2inecin ..
a. gso. l; 50. 500.
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| ihOneefcrmten aopf besMabdens, ben
frifhen. iparmen Nofen, bann Itredis
er ii6 lang i'm grofe aus, 70 bab er ibr
eben 3u Siiben lag. Runb um lie ber=
Inn fummte uno raunte Der Iommerlih,
Walb unh iie laufhien lunse fhtpeis
senb, itilbe uno befaneen.
pfoblih ridtete iis iid) auf. Sbrs
ipeiBe 8luie mar pon einsm Ihiporsen
lodgiirteI umfpannt, lie sog aus ibn
eine tleine 5aihenubr.
,5iinf ubr," fagte fie ltiie, nit eis
nem 2nflug oes 8ebauerns unb elmer
leibten Gntiduloisuns i'm gon. sd
mub binoufgeten Mama erpartet
mid gum aoffee. -"
9luh 2tpam iebte iid) auf. Gr FAB
gang oitt neben goitb fiihlte Den
Sauh ibrss atbems, ben friIhen, lisbs
iihen 3uft ibres rsinen, It0nen aors
pers. er neiete Iit iiber iis, lpouts ettpas
Iaeen, sog iih aber 5uriid unb rihtets
iib auf. Sic tstrodteie ibn boiler cSns
iereFs; nsuaierig, init lparmem, fra
senosm Bid rubten ibre augen auf
tbn.
.Wurbsn Sic nihi. :. lpiirosn Sic
niht nah osm 8siperbrot eineu
tleinen Spa3iersans NIT mir muhen2"
fra9ts er.
bod" ertpibsrte iie IsiIs. sd
CLAUDE, nab ih tomnen tann."
.acmmsu Sic hierh.r. Sh srpurle
Sic bier. nah feds llbr. Rs6t io2"
Out"
Sic ndhm ibr Bud.
.Gbitb." ioete er.
,Wds bsIisbt2"
.Gbitb grlauben Sic mir /.
srInuben sic mir. baB ih Sbnsn bic
Sanb fife"
Wtit leiiem 2dheln reidte iis Tim
bic 6anb. 4oam beu1te 'ih Dariibsr
uno tiibte iie. Dos Maohsu sog iheu
Die 6anb 3uriif. Gin nerIsgenes, ess
sipunsenss Gd6eIn umipieIte Ipams
Sippen. Sie ftonb ouf:
rauf DitberIskn."
.auf QBteoerieben.
gle gins tort. sr itdute ibr ndf,
10 lan9e bns lpeibe gIeio nod slpifhen
ben 9dumsn burhidimmsr:e, bann
itrstte er iid tpieber Der 2dnse nah
ins 9ras unb idlob bic Iugtn unb
lag 70 cine @ierteiitunbe lana.
er itono auf uno 9ing ms aaHsee
bans. Donn tebrte sr 81 otr sdnf sus
rut, 3unoste 'lh eIns 3isarrt on uno
eripdrteis eosih: Am balb z AAr tam
lIe ansslaufsn, futt otbemios.
r8sr3sthen Sis. togte lie srrotheno.
Dtd babe mi1 peripaiet, I'd, tonnte mid
niht frubsr losmadsn, ulama Iieb
MID niht tort.
aoam ipehFte lahelHo ibrs eH.lhuls
olgunsen ab.
s8ohin oehsn mir" !.
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arr9euins4 iiber baS Hitter bel
Grbe.

Ter erobe f1apebifde pb1iiier
Gponte Mrrknius gibt In ber nsuen
Mus6otk itines Werfes ~Dus Merben
ber Welttn- einen Ii1tnoaen 1lebers
bid iitkr bic neueIten Jorf@ungen
nnh hem Mlter Der Grbe. Woun nimnt
bente NIT gntem Orunbe an, bdE bic
edn3e Grhe urfMiin9Ii1 ein bon Der
Comm obgfouherter GnSbd1 mar.
Dur9 4nDiipr9latno IN ben ialtfn
Qe{tn1m hGtlax bAf0a a1oagk ~
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gnenna amei Qeih nsfih .

Benn 3mei 6 3 e nffih elm.
fteileu, fpie cine grfdltung uno eiu
61llren, giebt es sipei iifere '1inge 81,
tbiin - bolt Or. 4ugult 4onig's
Somburger 8ruittbee uno gebrnudt
iDn. Sn benrieIben babt SIR elm ,pdb.
res 8erImittel urlsretse iidere aiir
mira iolsgl.
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4 b4tD Diefe,

AbStDtefer.
9ssr:, .Mtin GrduIein. ID Ii<b< Gil
g!iibenb teib.-
Grdalein: .0anss. mir IN fGpa
nn1m4gRsas
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-01
Remarkable History OF An Old Draft.

Mr.. B. F. Walker of Quanah Texas,
son-in-law of DR. Jones L. Adams and
he son of Jones L Adams formerly of
this county, presented a draft to the
National Bank of this city few days
ago that was issued by that bank in
1868 when w. H. Kinnaid was its CASH
Ter.
The draft had never been cashed and
was genuine and created some excite
ment when presented. Upon investiga-
ton however, Mr. S. C. Denny found
that a duplicate had been issued in
January of the following year and of
course payment was refused. At that
time Mr.. Jones L. Adams to whom the
draft was issued. reported same lost.
Mr.. Walker in looking through an old
family bible discovered the original
draft and naturally thought it was
good as it bore no evidence of ever
having been paid. The draft was for
$500 and was on the Ninth National
Bank" of New York City and is now
out of existence. 1t was a handsome
steel engraving and in perfect condition.
Mr.. Denny now has the draft in his
possession and is quite curiosity, it
being forty five years old.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-01
Jennings.

After months of intense suffering
from the ravsges of disease the spirit
of Mr.. B. F. Jennings took its fight at
6 P. M. on Wednesday July 23rd.
Mr.. Jennings was born and reared in
Garrard County and lived in this COM
munity all his life with the exception
of few months spent in Danville with
his son.
In early life he was married to Miss
Ann Naylor of this county and to this
union were born eleven children who
arrived at the age of maturity. Nine
of the eleven survive him. They are
Mrs. Hughes of Junction City Oregan,
Robert L. Jennings of Santiago Cal,
]. A. and B. F. Jennings and Mrs Kate
HIATT of iii, Lafayette and Chas Jen-
nings of Danville, Mrs. George Ballard
of Lancaster and Mrs. A. S. Haselden
of Bryantsville. Mr.. Jennings had liv;
ed the allotted time of three score years
and ten, being in his eighty ninth year
at the time of his death. Modest, un-
assuming. yet man of sterling char
scter, loyal and true to every interest
of the right. A good citizen, a kind
and loving father and faithful soldier
of the cross has been called to his re-
ward. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Garrison of Danville at
the home of his daughter Mrs. A. s.
Haselden. The remains were taken to
Danville and laid to rest beneath bank
of flowers by the side of the loving
wife who had gone on before.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-01
Gums Chapel To Be Dedicated.

The congregation of the Gums
Chapel will dedicate their new building,
which is on the site of the old church a
short distance below Buckeye, on next
Sunday August Sd. A basket dinner is
to be given on the ground, and those
who are acquainted with the splendid
culinary qualifications of the good ladies
of the Buckeye neighborhood will be
sure to attend. The church is hand
some edifice, erected at a considerable
cost and is a credit to the community
and a monument to the good people of
that locality who gave so cheerfully
and so muniicently toward its con-
struction.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-01
The Great Danville fair Next Week.

The big Danville Fair is to be pulled
off next week, bigger, better and with
a more extensive premium list and a
bigger list of attractions than ever be-
fore known and second to no Fair in
the state. President George B. Rob-
inson, Garrard county man who of
course is past master in the art of
giving a successful Fair, and Secretary
Henry Bright have worked long and
faithfully and when the gong sounds
will be prepared to offer to the people
of Boyle and adjoining counties an ex-
hibition hitherto unexcelled in the his
tory of Kentucky exhibitions.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-01
Cow Amuck.

Quite little excitement was created
in town Tuesday when a COW that was
evidently crazy from heat, began to
seek shade in the various offices and
stores of the town, while being driven
to the slaughter pens. Coming in Rich
mond street, she made hssty call on
]. E. Stormes going through his hand
some screen door; after some persua-
sion she was asked to leave, coming to
the square she made direct for the
Clerks Office, entering on Stanford
street and making her exit on the other
side of the commodious building. She
then decided to call on County attorney,
]. E. Robinson and bounded up the
steps four at time. Seeing there was
nothing there to cool her parching tongue
she was induced to leave post haste at
the point of sharp stick. She was
then corralled and led to the pen for
slaughter.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-01
Splendid Property AT Public Sale.

Bills are out for the sale of the Nixon
Perkins property on Sept 4th, by the
executrix Mrs. Belle Perkins. This
property is to be sold to wind up the
estate of the late Nixon Perkins. This
is one of the most desirable farms not
only in the county but IN this part of
Kentucky, and will doubtless attract
bidders from all over the country. The
farm consists of $40 acree under high
cultivation. a modern residence. one of
the best equipped country houses in
the state. conveniently located to Dan
vile, Nicholasville and Lancaster, close
to good schools and churches. and an
ideal home for some one seeking first
class property.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-01
File Application Soon As Possible.

We are running this week lengthy
article calling for applications from
Garrard county for representation at
the Boys Encampment to be held on
the Fair grounds during the State Fair.
This article should have appeared last
week but was crowded out for lack Of
space. The applications should have
gone in by August LIST, but Miss Hig-
gins has kindly written to Secretary
Dent explaining the circumstances and
asking him to extend the time in so
far as this county is concerned until
August 10th, and we feel sure this
will be done. Any one wishing to
make applications will do so at once,
as Garrard should be represented.
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friends.

The following is as near list of the
Masqurader's Tuesday evening as could
be obtained the young men going in all
varities of costume from girls dress to
cow boys outfit we gentlemen of the
olden school cavalry, ghosts and other
we'll made up attire while the girls
personated the following characters.
Misses Mamie Stormes Dunn. Goddess
of Liberty, Elizabeth Ford, Colonial
Girl, Pat Anderson, Flower Girl, Hell
Ign Young. Poppy, Mary Clay Williams,
Dutch Girl, Charlie Elmore, The Nun,
Oracle Mae Cochran, Greek Girl, Helen
Robinson, Knight, Alice Rigney, Gypsy
Girl, Lucy Walker, Old Maid, Martha
finder, Japanese Girl, Sue Chenault,
Butterfly, Florence johnson. Merry
Widow, Viola Beagle, Tennis Girl.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-01
Part Of Colby Jenkins farm Sold.

Mrs. Matte j. Dawes of Georgetown,
bought part of the jenkins property
sold by Master Commissioner Brown
last Monday. One tract of n acres
bringing $50 rs an acre and one tract
of 80 acres bringing $4,000 an acre.
This land is in one of the best sections
of the county, unimproved, and the
price is considered a good one and is
satisfactory to all concerned.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-01
Some fish This.

Editor Central Record: ION July 26th
about noon, one mile below Lock No. 8
in Kentucky river, l landed a yellow
cat fish that weighed 80 pounds. I'll
be here for week and will be glad for
any of my friends to call any day or
night. Fish on toast, onions, eggs,
coffee and a good bed. j. F. Stone.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-01
Farm For Sale.

Two Hundred acre blue grass farm
for sale in high state of cultivation.
Well improved with plenty of good
water. Prices right and terms easy.
A bargain if purchased at once. Cain
on or address. S. W. Hsger, Bryants-
vile, XIV.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-01
Wins Road Class.

Reolatta, the handsome road horse of
w. B. Burton, won the roadster class
at the Harrodsburg fair Tuesday from
field of good horses. This is one of
the best road horses in the state and
Mr.. Burton is Justly proud of him.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-01
He Has Our Thanks.

We are indebted to Secretary Edgar
S. Albright for complimentary tickets
to the Mt. Vernon Fair, which is to be
held this year on August 81 and sth,
and which offers a splendid premium
list, as we'll as some interesting at
fractions. The Mt. Vernon people
spare neither trouble or expense to
make their exhibitions successful, and
this year is to be no exception to the
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