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r.. vote b. wa-'la follows:
MINER ARRESTED

George Rolo&h. an Austrian. employed
rs a miner ut the .Adena. Ohio. coal mine
was brought In the Martins Ferry nos
rifal last night over the WhrrlinE 4
Lake Erie. lie is suffering WITH burns
about the arms and limbs Sustained: III Il
r.nw(cr explosion while az work III :hg
mime. HIS condition rs not serious. Or.
Mctiinnis IS attending him.
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c. J. Hunter, A. c. Stifel. George A.
Lau ghlin and W. H. Hare. Albert Sne-
decker represented the Elm Grove Board
Of Trade Attorney. Everett f. Moore
was appointed TO represent Moundsville.
Attorneys c. F Carrigan and J. {. Sinp
son are special counsel for the Mounds
willie Board Of Trade. Another meeting
will be held by the committee to further
perfect the rates TO be submitted.
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NO SUBWAY STRIKE AT PRESENT.

NEW YORK. Sept 5.-After 4 confer
cnce OF union leaders 1t was cnrouNcec
tonight that there would be no strike
on the subway and on the elevated rair-
way lines of this city for at least IS
hours.
Officials Of the marlborough Rapid
Transit Company assert they will con-
duct a fight against the union II the
strike threat Is carried out
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Funeral For Mrs. wendell.

YcslcrIluy morning IunHfaI SERVICES
were held in the family home. $l?5 ia
cob street. for Mrs. Frank Wendell. "h0
died in the North Wheeling Hospital
saturday. Ecnulcm high mass was
r,,IchraILd in 81. Mary's church at 2
0'tlnck, with the Rev. Father W. NJ.
Hall officiating. 1ntcrment WAS III
Ernn n nnnl rcmnicrN.
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WEllSBURC BOND
ELECTION CARRIES

S1ccial ..i~ra'"h tn III" lntclliEcrccr. -
WEIL.SBtKG. ". Va. Sept. 81
bono l>Su" for $S3,"0" L" provide Tor
s,,yv,".n.; he town am" u II cent H'idl-
ti0n:t. !-Ny - carr. ~" Ludebi cdneSS.
was carr!"d - 4 majority nj IL votes
4: a special election here today. TwI
hundred aEd ulUcl,,n votes were cast
Tor :hc iSsur ard :" against. Will.
!. ii votes were cast far the levy and IS
against.
r.. vote b. wards follows:
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Alice Kershner.

Special DisJa,rh TO The !nlclltEcncer.
TLARkSBCRG w. Va. Sept. .
Alive Virginia. lhrcc-ynar-uld daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. >. 8. ker:Shner. Of
Wilson street. died today Of burns re-
rcivcd whrn her clothing caught hre
from safely matches with which she
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Earr.y O, Braubaugh.

Harry Braubausl. aged -; %eli
known resident Of South Wheeling, died
in the Ohio Valley General hospital yes
trrday morning Al Ola oc!ock' l0llo"-
ing several weeks Illness.
He is survived by his mother anu one
sister. Mrs, Blanche Braubuugh.
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PROCLAMATION.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
A Proclamation by tho Governor.

I. Henry =. Hatticld. Governor OF tho
state OF VS.; Virginia. pursuant TO the
Consultation and Laws .: said State, do
hereby rroctalm. ANNOUNCING to the
that on Tuesday n"Nt after tho first
Nonday in November. in tho year One
Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixteen.
there will b. submitted 10: rat!iicatl ion
or rejection an amendment: 20 t!Ic Con-
s;itu;lon OF said STATE as follows. to-
VII:
Proposed Amendment.
That Section twenty thrc" of Article
eight OF said constitution rs II now Is
ue altered and amended 50 as TO read
as follows:
Section twenty, three. The commits
slpners shall be elected by the voters
the t"":n at six years, except at the
FIRST meeting ri said commissioners they
shall! designate by lnt. or otherwise. n
>;:ch .Eanncr as t:i"y may determine. one
iiCa ;Ov Il term -: tHo yours. one for
tun- years aud one fer siN years, 50
that onr shall hc. elected ever two years.
But no TWO of said commissioners shall
be elected fromc the same maCIStcr!al
district bat II TWO. or more persons re-
siding in tho same district shall receive
the greater number OF votes cast Al any
election. then only n" on" % such per-
sons receiving :N" highest number OF
votes shall h.: declared elected. and tho
person LIVING Il: another district who shall
;"cejv" he n"x, highest number of votes
Sfr:ull hn declared elected. SAID com
mission shall annually elect ono OF
their number rs pres IIcat. and each
shall receive toHr dollars per day tor
his services IN count. 10 he paid out o.
the county treasury. provided, however,
that said payment q: tour dollars per
Gav shall nut GAGGED III" sum Of four
hundred dollars peg year FOR each com
missioner; and provided. further, that
such compensation may ne Increased IN
am. county br the assent OF n majority
OF the VOTES cast on tic question al any
genera! o. special Clccinn.
The proposed amendment Is desic-
mated as county court Amendment"
and on the ouicia! ballot to he voted
ut said election vii! h2 Printed the fol-
lowign:
l. Ballot on constitutional County
Court Amendment.
Amending Section twen'y-three Of
Article eight.
FOR ratification Of County Court
Agains, ratification OF County Cour;
Amendment.
Those favnring the ratification Of sal!
amendment vii! Tn;c For Ratification
OF Count Court Amci!rirr"rt": and th"se
opposing viii vote Against Ratification
Of County Court Am"ndmcnt.'
Seal OF tho stat. at the capitol. this
our Lord one Thousand Nina Hundrc /!
and Sixteen. and ri the state the Fltl?
HENRY y. HATFIELD
BY the Governor:
STUART T. REED.
Secretary of state.
auaose6,l3. 20, 2I-ec4 IL ,l8, 25-no6
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LOST AMI FOUND

LOST OR SToLEN-Black and white
with tan head and trimming, Beagle
dog, from Burns G. Church transfer
wagon. in Bridgeport or Island. Reward
for return Of dog or information No
questions asked T. c. Clark, Brilliant.
Ohio. s-G-h
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Grent Runsian Offensive

i.f.T ltthikAlh. VIA l.urNnn. - i. IN.
The suUIruS!!irn that General brusSii-
OFFS ,aiut:"rn had exhausted itself and
come e., a Iu!I Srnl, before the gathering
forces q! AuSir"-G"rInHnSS who are
standing concentrated on The roads 10
E0vcl ANA i"mn'rr. - apparently dis
;,r"l"d 10y the Figures -; .NuSiro-Gcrn1an
recent l"~s,'.~. as confirmed III rcl'"rts
received here.
Ii" mngntrud. "f tn" rrca; tsus*tan
offensive which S:ul continues with
: arcciy any lySsrnln@ in intensity over
;nr whole front :Tpm III" Frip"t
marshes Ia tn h"rdcrs ~ Hungary. is
Indicated hy il report SHAY nearly TWEEN
- thousand prisoners w"r" ;ahcn dur
~. a comparatively lui2i period of the
last thrn. ,laNs Tho increasing pro-
portion If German prisoners contained
in HE report EaS caused great sails
iarliun hero. where = = taken as evil
drncc 81 Inc gradually changing spirit
and the decreasing resistance OF the
German Army.
General Bruss!!nff still continues TO
perform. successfully ni@ we'll known,
irriirS q: sharp, unexpected ;hrusts
dong IN" whni" front. changing the
isr!ul of attack with tn" greatest rapid
y" With ;h" result iha; the -tuSirn-
r;.rmauS according to military "hScrv-
~, arc in cont. nunus SUSPENSE and un
able 10 withdraw troops frnm one SOC
tor 10 another where for tho moment
rllry are urgently needed.
LONDON. Sept. G. 90 Il. m.--The
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR sALE-The best little restaurant
in the city, doing fine business. Big
profits. Poor health the only reason for
selling. 4 bargain for some ono and
must be sold. Come and see for your.
self and be convinced. Don Smiths. cor.
18th and Market St. Wig, w. Va {
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Breummer & Hildebrand

corner Narkst and TwSnty.Secono ~
Telephone 1e1. oRoa aAx 40 1akp
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Bort8Chy
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAL EM6ALMER,
1922 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Might
Store Phones 636.
c. ]. Bertschy. Natl Phone 1851
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BEcx-on Tuesday. September 5th. 1915
al 10 o'clock a. m. at the family real.
dencc, AS North Front street, SARAH
ANN, wife Of y. w. Beck. in the 1879
year OF her 'age. =
Funeral services At the residence THU
"Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock
Friends O. the family are invited e
attend lnte-ment private ThurSd13
morning at 10 o'clock. In Greenwood
cemetery. -
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DIE .

TRAVIS-On Tuesday, September Sta
1916. at 200 o'clock a. m, at the resi-
dence Of his sister, Mrs. Eva kron.s
hardt. 1919 Chapline street, JAMES Il
TRAVIS.
Funeral services at the residence Thurs.
day Afternoon at > o'clock Friends OF
the family invited to attend. inter.
ment jprirate Greenwood cemetery.
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LONDON. Sept. G. 20 Il. m.--The
HlnanianS have captured Orsova and
MISUNDERSTANDING IN TrhnsylvanEt. &C
CrrdnC t. Vienna adviCcs To the En-
change Telegraph Company.
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WANTED-Fenale Help

wANrED-At once, women for clean
ing, good wages. Apply Y. NJ. c. A
SD
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BIACX-At Ohio Valley General hospf.
tai. on Monday, September 1. 1916, al
1850 O'Clock n. NJ. SAMUEL DWIGHT
BLACK, husband OF Mary B. Herveys
F'unera! services Wednesday, septembe1
6, at Beech Spring church, Ohio. ~
1870 o'clock p. m.
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WANTED-Male Help
Tenor SoIojet

Wanted for St. Matthew'S choir. APP
ply TO Mr.. Bsymer or phone Bell 7S1.R.
S-6.I
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WANTHp-Auto accessory canvassers,
$500 to $500 per week. IL easy sell
ing, our guaranteed money back device.
Needed on every automobile. 100000
sold Big commission, sells on sight.
Backed by big company. Large National
advertising. West Virginia Auto Supply
Co., $50 Market st. S-6-i
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WANTED-Toung man for assistant
book keeper. F. Weimer Sons, 1909
Market ST. S-6-tf -
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nooEE-On Tuesday. September 9Th
1915, at 1880 o'clock p. NJ. CATHERIS,
wife Of the late Patric MCGEE, at hsf
late residence, 1900 Marshall street.
Benwood.
Funeral notice hereafter.
please omit flowers.)
CPitls burgh papers please copy)
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wAHTED-Girl dishwasher. Apply at
once 1908 Main st. So
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reliable nurse for two
children. Apply Mrs. w. P. Wilson,
Park View, both phones. s-4-tt
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wANTKD-Men and boys for light fac.
tory work. Apply Wheeling CorruEa.
ting Company. Martins Ferry, O.
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WANTED-Two young men to work
news agents on B.: g. o. trains. Apply
at Union News Co. office. 3. Il o. depot.
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WANTEp-At once, several good deliy.
cry and sales boys. to work before
school. Apply at Circulation Depart.
ment. 1ntelligencsr. between and
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FOR SALE-Pair large 6 year old horses.
will lake small horse and buggy as
part payment. "4li Jacob ST.. OF ao-
dress Horse. care Intclllgencrr.-
Ru-31-m
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aged woman cook
and general housework. Good wages
Bell tcJephone o72 -Altenheim. SIX
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-3>turnishcd rooms. electric
light. bath. and gas. all conveniences.
Sell SIy-J. SAL
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
Wills PROBATED.

Two wills were offered for probate in
Judge Arnold's court last Monday. The
will of Jane Adams, colored. devIses
that all her just debts be paid first and
Wills to her niece Elizabeth Adams, a
house and lot in Duncan town, the re-
mainder. If any. she gives to Mr.. b. F.
Hudson. who has so tenderly cared for
her during the last years of her long
life. The will was dated July 1914 and
names Mr.. Shirley Hudson sdministra-
tor. The last will and testament of
Nettie Lee Kemper was offered for
probate. but owing to the absence of
witnesses to the will. it was deferred
until March court.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
CONTRACT RENEWED.

James ID. Hatcher was this week, for
the third consecutive time. awarded the
contract for carrying the mail between
Danville and Lancaster. His new
agreement will not terminate until June
80. 1920 For twelve years Mr.. Hatcher
has carried the mails over this line.
with never one complaint filed for any
failure of duty or Objectionable conduct
For several years he used wagon and
horses. but later bought an automobile
He carries passengers and has built up
good business in this line. He is very
popular with the travelling public and
people along his route. While he is
very proud of his record, vet Mr..
Hatcher is honest enough to give much
credit for success to his estimable wife
who can manipulate the auto as good or
better than Jim. -Dsnville Messenger.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
Big CATTLE SALE
R. E. Hughes Sells Seventy Head OF
Herefords.

One of the biggest cattle deals that has
been pulled off in the county for several
months was consummated last Saturday
when Mr.. X. E. Hughes sold his entire
herd of young Hereford steers to Messrs
j. E. Robinson and w. II. Brown Of
this city. These cattle were purchased
by Mr.. Hughes last September in Mis-
souri, and were considered one of the
best punches of young cattle ever in
the county. They run uniformly in size
and color and each shows the distinct
feature and characteristic white face of
this popular breed. There was about
seventy head in the bunch and the
average weight was 725 pounds. The
price paid was 81 25 hundred.
Messrs. Robinson and Brown expect
to feed these cattle through the winter
and Craze until about the middle of the
summer. when they will again be put
or the market.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
Two BOLD NEGROES
HOLD UP RENNER.

MIR. Charles Renner, brother of
Mrs. K. thinner, of the Kengarlan
Hotel, who is the proprietor of the
Depot Restaurant, in Danville, was held
up at the point of revolver one night
last week and robbed. The scene OF
the bold hold-Lp was on Main street.
near the First Presbyterian church,
Mr.. Renner had been NJ town aud was
on his way to the restaurant 10 helpuut
upon the arrival of the midnight trains
from Cincinnati. The hold-up took
place about II O'Clock. The victim was
quietly walking west whea two negroes
approached They were talking to each
other ana showed no evidence OF beng
highwaymen until they had soften on a
line even with Mr.. Eeuurr. when they
whipped out reyolyurs and demanded
that he hold up his hands ard be
searched. One Of the negroes punched
a big revolver against Mr., Reuuer's
neck and held it there until the other
had searched him. They got adiamond
ring and 81 80 in cash. air. Renner
was released ana went on to the station
while the negroes lied.
Two negroes were arrested il Somer
set suspected of having robbed Mr..
Renner who went to Somerset and
identified them as his assailaEts. They
were brought 10 DanyiIle and placed in
Jail TO await the action of the April
grand jury. The men proved TO be
Ciaud Thompson and Christopher
liidleberger who were released from
the Danvilie work house last Thursday
morning. They We're arrested AS tramps
IN the Danyile yards short time ago
and sentenced for trespassing.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
F.P. fRISBIE
Appointed Police Judge By Gov. Stanley

AT call meeting of the City Council
last Friday night the resignation of
Judge j. F. Prather. as Police Judge
was offered and was Immediately ac-
cepted by the council.
Mayor l.. G.. Davidson has been fill
ing this office since the resignation of
Judge Prather ard will continue so I'M
I'll his successor Is appointed by Gov
ernor Stanley.
The council unanimously endorsed
Mr.. +. 7. Frisbie for the place and his
appointment is looked for at any time.
MIR. Frisble is one of our most progress
sive young business men and his friends
predict that the office will be just to
his liking With Judge" Frisbie on
the bench. the bootleggers and other
law violators of the city will have to
hike to fairer fields and pastures green.
LATER Mr.. Frisbie received his APP
poIntment from Governor Stanley last
night and will be sworn in to-day by
the County clerk. Our hats are off to
you Judge Frisbie.''
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
shipment TO IRELAND.

Dakota Jack, that handsome speci-
man Of manhood. who takes his own
medicine, uses his own liniments and
soaps. came into the office one day this
week and showed US where he had just
made a shipment of his remedies to
Belfast Ireland, and others to Philippine
Islands, Panama and Australia. bad
news travels fast, and when some U.
5. citizens heard their loved were
sick in other lands they knew what to
send them. The shipment to ireland
went to druggist who was having
calls for these wonderful remedies.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
TRAGIC THOUGH TRUE.

On last Wednesday tall unknown
man, with a ferocious mustache and
wearing a SLOUGH hat. was seen To walk
rapidly across the public square, bold
ing tightly to a package carefully tied
in n red bandanua handkerchief There
was in his eyes the CLEAN Of a suppress
sed excitement; the fingers OF his right
hand were nervously gripping the hilt
of large revolver, which protruded
from an overcoat pocket. From time
to time he CLEANED furtively over his
shoulders and seemed TO eve with sus-
picion and concern anyone who APP
preached. To observers who had noted
his strange actions, he was seen to
make bee line for a large TO tined
hemp warehouse, located near the l.. 4
n, tracks, and disappear through the
open door of that building. In few
moments the tumult of voices haggling
hotly on the inside, rose titfully above
the wailing north wind. lie soon
reappeared however, with roll of
money AS big AS two dollars worth Of
lettuce, which he waived aloft in triumph
and which he speedily deposited in one
of the local banks. lie had just sold
for cash, three quarts of first class
hemp seed.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
SUDDEN OPERATION.

Mr.. Richard McGratb. formelv of
lower Garrsrd but who now resides at
Wilken, N. c., was operated on last
Wednesday for appendicitis. He travels
for the Simmons Hardware Co, and
was out on the road when the operation
became necessary. Mr.. McGrath is a
son of Mrs. Nachie McGrath and a
brother of Mr.. Price McGrath Of this
place and their friends join them in
wishes for a speedy recovery and the
restoration of health of their loved one.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
ELIZABETH LLOYD
Purchased By J. W. Elmore.

The fanciest bred young saddle mare
in these parts and splendid individual
beside, is Elizabeth Lloyd" purchased
by J.. w. Elmore Of w. O. Goodloe last
week. This beautiful piece Of horse
flesh was purchased by Mr.. Goodloe at
the sale Of Mrs. Richard Tasker Lown-
des in Danville last fall. Elizabeth
Lloyd" is by Kcntucky's Choice and out
of Mary Dick. the dam of Rebina Lloyd,
recently purchased by Billy Shropshire
at fancy figure. She sold at year
ling for $1,000. The price gotten by
Mr.. Goodloe was private, but is said to
have been a good one.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02

A superstitious subscriber. who
found a spider in his paper. wants to
know il it is considered bad omen.
Nothing OF the kind The spider was
just looking over the columns of the
paper to see what merchants were not
advertising so that it could spin its web
across his store door and be free from
disturbance.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.

Miss Florence Action. daughter of
DIR. J. NJ. Action. had severe attack
of appendicitis last Tuesday and was
operated on Sunday. The operation,
which was performed between attacks.
was entirely successful and her friends
are looking forward, with pleasure. to
her speedy recovery.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
PICTURE SHOW

Open every Friday and Saturday
nights at 7:l5 promptly. In case as
many as $50 people are not present on
these nights. it will close every night.
4th Episode of Graft, Friday. LIST
Episode Of Broken Ccin Saturday. this
week.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
CRITICALLY I'LL.

We regret to chronicle the critical
illness of Mr.. }. w. Hamilton at his
home on Maple Avenue. Mr., Hamilton
returned from Cincinnati last week,
where he went for treatment and has
gone down rapidly since his return.
The chances for his recovery are slim.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Deputy County Clerk, +. NJ. Walker,
issued marriage license to John Met
calf, aged %. son Of Isaiah Metcalf,
and Miss Kate Davis, age 10. daughter
Of John Davis. Beth parties live IN the
Paint Lick section of the county.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
BILLY SPEITH SICK

We are indeed glad to report that our
good friend, Billy Speith is now conval-
escent, from AN acute attack of grip.
having been confined to his room in the
kengarlan for the past two weeks.
No one in the city or county has more
friends than Mr.. Speith and all will be
glad to know that his recovery will be
rapid.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
ONSTOTT farm SELLS.

The sale Of Jeptha Onstott, which
took place last Saturday was well at
tended and every thing sold well. The
farm containing about forty acres was
knocked off to Mr.. Nath Bogie for $50
an acre.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02

The editor of newspaper may blow
his town sky high; it may soar in
rhspsodical flight to the stars, but II
il is without advertisers. people say it
is no good. and they are about right.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02

A town never loses anything by ex-
tending royal welcome to every de-
serving stranger who appears in its
midst. Hospitality is priceless germ
but il costs very little.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02

Hughes a. Swinebroad are offering
one Of the best farms m the county for
sale in this issue Of the Record. Read
the advertisement on page four.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
Hand Us That S.

NJ. s. Hatfield. Dentist, is now locat-
ed in Lancaster. Office over Garrard
Bank. All calls appreciated. II.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
LOST

An old gold breast pin, with coral
rose bud in center. Liberal reward
will be paid to finder If left at this office.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02
EYESTRAIN HEAD
ACHES RELIEVED.

DR.. Byrne's Drugless. Painless Test
and Scientifically Glasses will do the
work. 1t.