mifm VOLUME JX. entered at the Post Office in Lancaster, Ky., at Second Class Siatter. ' XUZLSiTK tt 1 YSiffSSl1 LANCASTER, KY., EHIDAY, JULY, 8. 1898. TSSSS:,! The corn crop is excellent heat harvest is well nigh over. Binder Take advantage of our Courier-Journ- Buy ice from Northcott and it will Twine. I IN AND ABOUT LANCASTER. offer. It's great. be delivered daily.

My accounts are all dui and must be No Sunday mail yet. It seems that paid by July 1st. R. A. Stone. fogyism is to predominate. Stamp your checks. Plenty of rain this week. A 25 to 50 per cent on I would like to do your plain sew- saved the dollar Call Edminston'a Kandy Kitchen. Bast binder twine always on hand good Ma at ing and dyeing. Mrs. Ophelia Dunn. means a deal to you at the Blue . ut uumes. Grass Grocery. The threshers are well up with their Itatii 95, Grass Grocery for Ring the Blue work. Go to J. A. Beazley & Co. for bar- Call and pay your account. nice, cheap groceries, Prompt deliv- - I have gains in furniture. indulged You accommo The best two horse wagpn on the cry. Xyv. must date UK T. CUKHEV. oil. market at G. S. Gaines'. rujc Home-mad- e candl ies at Edmins- - ' 'r clu Kitche, The night trains are excellent in ton's Kandy "White Teaeliers Institute. Beginning July 1st I will sell strictV both equipment and time. They are of The White Teachers for for cash and produce. It. A. StoneA Xew stock .Vrxpery paper recei well loaded every night. Institute ed this week. y J. C Thompson. Garrard county for the current year. (!. S. Gaines will not allow any Blue To close out my stock of spring will be held at the Court House in Bringthe cash and get groceries, as you a 5 00 rocker bejnnninsr Monday, August Grass grow under his feet- - Come rockers I will sell Lancaster, .to cheap as anywhere It. A. Stone. and see ais prices... for 3.00 and a S3. 00 rocker for. 2.00 &c, Sth and continue five days. Institute R. A. StoxK instructor, Prof. W. E. Lumley. Xii tick All kinds fancy candies made fresh tf. Emsa J. Lusk, - Sunt To save cost, call and settle with every day at Edminstion' Kandy Kh- liourhnn Steam T.anilry. g We are selling ready- - g J. G. SWKKNEV. Miss Olivia Sweeney is agent for the School at Sycamore, The always on Top in Bourbon Steam Laundry. .Leave your rrof. Ben Evans has been given a J. R. HASELDEN. At "Wholesale Cost. quality anrfujuantity, at the Bottom in orders at Sweeney's store. tf school at Sycrmore Valley. Prof. Ev made skirts 1 A full line of Drummer's Samples at is best i Pkicks. T. ClJIiHSV. ans one of the teachers in the Lancaster, Ky. C. D. Powell's. 3t There is no use for iivj to make pri- county. To start with, B.-- has just 1 oi-i:.iv.x- . Remember July 51,11,12 and 13isspec-ii- l ce, just tell me how you en buy about as much sense as is crowded into "VJEJRY You can save money by. biding' your sale day's The Logan Dry Goods you can i at them from and any cranium, and this with Harness fromW. J. Romans Carriage his long Co. By all means jrou should attcDd have them, niaby for less, X experience, makes him a typical peach ; Col. W.G. W. I. Company. 75c, 81 CO Welch. Williams this special sale, if you want to secure R. A. XStoxk. tree wield or. 00, $1.25, $1.50, $2 and $3.00. g Stanford. Lancaster. bargains. Several companies of mountain boys, ISnughmaii. Regi-men- t, Not lee to Taxpayers. belonging to the new Fourth Stole Fowl. have passed through town Taxes are now due the City and all Mrs. Mary A. Baughman, wi low of John Beazley, colored, was before O. 30th We Have Selected 9, 11, 12 and on are respectfully requested to pay same Samuel Baughman, died oa the July the night train. They were the county judge charged with steal- 131 bound for Lexington. at once. The penalty will soon be ad- at her home in Boyle, of paratysis. ing turkeys from Wm. Shcrrow. lie The funeral was preached at Provi- - ded and it will be to your interest to : waived examination and went to jail S For Special Sale Day to Close a of Attorneys at Law, Given Away. pay your tax now, lence church next afternoon at out line until August court. by Rev. W. The Ilaward Tailoring company will E. M. Walker, M. C. L. o'clock, J. Lynch; burial ; French Organdies. in Bellevue 3 LANCASTER, KY. give a S3 hat with every suit of clothes Teachers' Kxami nation. Cemetery. The deceased 15. Stock. was 07 years old, a daughter of Eph-ria- sold to July j The examination of white teachers To Ketluce the M. D. Smith, of Boy'.e county, who : 30c Organdies for 15c All business attended Hughes, Agt. for certificates will bi held in Super- At a meeting of the directors of the was moved to Missouri, where most of the " " intendent Lusk's olll.'e July 15 and 10. National Bank it decided to take 25c to promptly. Get Their Dough. famity now live. 'I he following chil- I2c The examination of colored teachers the vote of the stockholder as to : 20c " " 10c A special from ChicUamauga says dren survive Mrs. Baughman: James 11 will be held in same place on July 22 whathcr or not the capital stock be i " the boys the second regiment were II. Baughman, Boyle county; Mrs. Jen 15c at 23 rd. reduced from 5200,030 to 5100,000. The 3c m. d j glad last week by receiving thsir vote will be taken August 2nd. The ny Smith, Paris, Mo; Mrs. J. L. Bruce, pay. Each man received, on an av- Wanted. taxes are so great that this step is Mrs. G. R. Pope, W. E. Baughman, T. j MADRAS CLOTH 5cts. PER YD. erage, 150,000 bushels of wheat deli 7cred deemed advisable. L. Baughman, Miss Jennie Baughman, j Mrs. J. M. Sallee, John and Homer Intolerable. at our warehouse. Highest cash price paid on delivery. Best lump and block The Heone Cluh. B lughman. She was a devoted folio w-- The butt ends of buggy whips should Pittsburg coal, 9c. Salt, Lime, Sand, The Boone Club, an organization of the Master, a good wife and be broken over the of a heais lot ol Cement and farming implements. formed many years ago by Lancaster mother and splendid neighbor. Advo- negro boys who run along funeral Lots C. C. & Bi:o. citizens, encamped at the cold spring, cate. of Other Bargains, too in vehi- Glass processions and anno3' those Dix Sunday Camp Nelson, Ky. on river and Monday Soldiers Here. cles by asking to hold the horse. This This club meets every Fourth of July. is a nuisance people ought to Card Serg'L Will Walker, Ned Burdett Numerous to Mention. that the of thanks. This club was organized some one- - in and Kirk Kerby came Chicka-- take a hand stopping. As I am ab'e to bs out agrain, we and twenty years ago by Maj up from BEAZLEY& BAOGHMAN. hundred mauga Tuesday. desire to offer our thanks for the J. Crafty Barnside as president Walker and Burdatt 'Daring the hot weather summer I are on a few d lys furlough, and Kerby FUNERAL DIRECTORS, had a severe attack of cholera morbus, many acts t.f curtesy and kindnets necessitating my leaving my business," shown us by the good people of Lan- Colored Teachers Institute. will remain. The latter had charge says Mr. C. A. Hare, of Hare. Bros, caster and throughout the county dur- Colored Teachers for of several teams, and, as the company Come early and get first Choice. These ARTERIAL and CAVITY EM- Fincastle, Ohio, "After talcing t.vo The Institute ing my conlinment cn account of my Garrard countj, for the current school has been recruited to its full strength. or threce doses of Cham':erlaii.'s .Co ie, (103) his services were no need- - prices will not be quoted except on BALMING a SPECIALTY. Cholera and Remedy I ' unfortunate accident. We must prove year, will be held at the Court House longer the Diarrhoea was d. completely relieved and in a few hours recreant to our expression of the high- ia Lancaster, beginning Mondi3, Aug Bunlett is regimental blacksmith. days my a position which is quite mentioned above. was able to resume work in the est annerf'ation. We will cirri' with ust 1st, and continue live days. In responsible, Carpets, &c. store. I sincerely recommend it . , which puts many Furniture, to,,,. structor John H. Jackson. but of Uncle Sam's dollars in Ned's pocket. Will Walker bowel trouble." For sale by R. E. ble people. Ylu s truly. tf. Elis.v J. Lusic, Snpt DRY Lancaster, Ky. MeRoberts. Im Jlit. am) Jilts. Rice Bexoe. was made third Sergeant His appoint GOODS 1 ment was a pood one, as Will is as If Strayed or Stolen. I THE straight asfl. die and as c'.ever a fellow tVbout May 1!5, from my place 3 miles PANY as one ever meets with. Uhey say the iiUiliili n Ay on New pilc. I v.i.' A' A from Lancaster Danville y icaX boys are getting along nicely, and are t "t ts one red heifer, (with black stripes) as happy as larks. They do not know TftUJUJUiiuujujujiuuiuiUiiuu iMiiUJsiiiUiuiiiaaiaiasK year, a half alderny, about and half when they will be ordered from the old. thankfully re- Any information present camping ground, nor do they ceived. Mrs Mary A. Sutton, Xntliln.r lint. Il,r t ;,..wi:,. have any idea where they will be REROUTED KILLED. sent. used at Edminston's Kandy KitchenfT 3t Lancaster, Ky. Burdett and Walker will return to Several Say Cajit. Mel'ar-la- nl Chickainauga in a few days. P:iits W. C. Deserved Promotion. Richmond was one hundred years was Killed at Santiago. Tjik Record is glad to see tint it's o'd on July 4th. On that day, enc Death of Mrs. Ileriidon. years on good friend, Robert E. Hughes, has hundred ago, motion of Capt. A report of the battle at San Jm,n After months of untold suffering John Miller, inthe Court of Quarter Ses- Hill, one of the strongest the ben promoted to the high position of from a complication of throat and lung Commer- sions, the town was legally establish- encountered, say Captain W. C. city editor on the Louisville diseases, Mrs. Helen K. Ilerndon, wife o.' ed. Capt Miller was the great grand McFarland was killed in the cial. Having withstood the battle of Capt. William Ilerndon, died in this battle. in father of Mr. D. M. Lackey, of this He is a brother-in-la- of the editor of running a country weekly here S SHIRTS. city Sunday morning at o'ctock. , city. this paper and has many warm friend-- Lancaster he, of course, can hold down Mrs. Ilerndon had in health been bad here. Other reports, published in the any job anywhere. The publication of for many years and for several months OiV to the "War. com- Enquirer, Courier-Journ- and larger the New York Herald is nothing was usufast. bhe was the oldest J. Randolph Harris writes from El Hot Weather of a coun papers, say he is only wounded in thu Shirts. pared to the ups and downs Rkc-oi:- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Dorado, Ark., to a friend in The d leg. The latter report is accepted as try oflice. Having "done time in Kinnaird. The life o: Mrs. Ilerndon office as follows: "I have this glad" the correct one, as the battle took this harness we are Bob has suc was pure one. She was a morning signed to go to war. Will be surely a place last Saturday and all the regi- ceeded in reaching a place where he zealous christian and the most loving in 1st Arkansas volunteers, but will Hue of to look af mental officers being acquainted with Ins only one work and devoted mother we" ever knew. try and get transferred to our home old Capt McFarland's family, and know-iu- g I YES We kir.ds of ter and gets living pay. Success, She deep love for her family regiment. I very want to SIR, have them and all had such naturally be their address, would certainly havis man. when she was suffering great- with the Kentucky boys, if disap- that the but informed them had he been killed. I them. est pain she asked them to remain out pointed, can tight for the old flag as The "Wheat. Capt. McFarland is a very large man of sight, they may not sulfur by well in another regiment. Give my crop are that and a shot from a r'lla striking the The reports on the wheat seeing her suff jr. A short time before kindest regards to all inquring Dress, Negligee. threshing bone of his'leg would certainly cause SemiDress, not very satisfactory. The death called each of chil friends and if I never get back to old yield her she her him to falL As the company wa last week indicates a much less dren in and admonished them to put Kentucky tell Capt. White to feed the Large and Attractive line of Fancy Shirts. Percales, Some fields have making a mad rush to the front, the I than anticipated. in God, live a Uhrist-lik- e their trust supposition is they ran over lead- threshed out 20 to 25 bushels per acre. "they would surely meet their I Detached and Attached Collars and Cuffs. White life and her .Luclen Young to the Front. er, thinking him dead. The telegram The berry is small and unfortunately in a place where they would be forev more or less smut appears which dam Lieut Lucien Young, whose mother says: I bodies and Fancy Bosoms. A great variety of Fah-- I er united. Mrs. Ilerndon was a mem ages wheat very materially and ber of the Presbyterian church and lived in Lancaster for many years and ""The charge was the greatest of the if in the grain. From what is himself well-know- n here, has niled Jay, and the most important, for the rics, both Foreign Domestic. Novel patterns was brought up to study the bible and nill was and we is- - unsettled up by bravery. the chief de.ense overlooking can learn the market practice it's teachings. The early more honors his The Santiago. General Hawkins calleu I and colorings. Prices 50c; 7oc, $1. and $1,50. Do not and probably will start at CO to 05e. training given by her pious mother gallant lieutenant commands a little upon our men to cnarge. The Spanish We understand several sales have been never left her, and she went through boat named the "Hist." He was sent, lire seemed irresistible, but the men these figures. Some four or with several by did not fiinch. With yells they charg- fail to look this line of shirts over. Be your own made at life a g and God-feari- other small crafts, I should ed up the hill. The merciless shells five cars shipped last week and christian. The husband and children Admiral Sampson, to Manganillo, to tore gaps 'in their ranks, but on judge. Take the shirts home, try them on, look them the weather be favorable for threshing have the sympathy of all the commu destroy four Spanish gunboats which thev went, inspired by General Haw- this week there will ba several thous the Admiral had been informed were kins and other olliers. Company E. nity in their great bereavement. They of the Sixteenth Infantry, was in I over, use a microscope if you like, and if you find a and bushels shipped. should remember that their loss is lying in that harbor. Instead of find- array front. Captain McFarland was killed her gain, as she is, according to the ing only that of fighting craft, in the first moments-o- the rush. His single, back Had forma- I solitary fault in our shirts, bring them A Cans, teachings of the bible, now where no they encountered, in cresent eompany wavered a moment, and then including a torpsdc Lieutenant Carey jumped into the lead, Uhrough the vigilance of officers in suffering is known and where she will tion, nine vessels, and get your money. boat and a cruiser. Th.ey also found md yelled "Come on company E!" The Garrard and surrounding counties, the peacefully await the sounding of the company dashed on, but a few minutes flanked-b- land batteries-an- breaking tip of the notorious Gill and trump which will ushor in the glad themselves later Lieutenant Carey was killed. Story gang has about been accomplish- armed pontoons, while a heavy None of the men seemed to realize the rcserrection morn. in posi errific deadly fire was being our line of Suits at ed. For several years the residents battery of field artillery was that Reiemta Crasl $2.50, $3, $3.50 on the water to aid in mak joured into their faces. On they along Sugar Creek and vicinity have tion front went like demons." ing warm the reception of Sampson's been geatly annoyed by thieves. Tfca Royal I the highest grade baking powder - His wife and son, who are in New-Yor- All Wool Crash Suits at in kaowa. Actual tests show it goesoae vessels. The American's pitched in I $7.50 M $8.50 Meat, chickens, hogs, harness and, have heard nothing whatever, lock and third further tbaa any other braaaV anyway. The Hist was hit 11 times, fact anything left from under 'rom Capt McFarland. The belief not safe in the neighborhood. but the plucky little craft withstood key was jf the family is that he was wounded Black and Vests, Officers from Madison have landed in the heavy fire gallantly. During the I Blue Serge Coats and just the thing ind fell, his company in the great ex- Richmond George Story, Jim engagement the American vessels suc- the jail citement and rush going on over him. I for hot weather. We have twenty-fiv- e pant and Bill GilL all white men living in ceeded in sinking two of the Spanish neighborhood. irunboats. one sloop and one pontoon. A cable has been sent to Cuba, .but at I patterns left that we will make up to your the above mentioned .his hour no answer has been received. One of these men gava the whole thing T.iey also disabled the enemy's torpe- ' do boat, did much damage to sev--r.- il Later. Just as we go to press, i ' measure at Manufacturer's Cost. away and told of their many deireda tions. Story's wife had Gill's wife ar of the gunboats in the harbor, and :elegram reports McFarlap alive. rested and she in turn had the Story made a .marked impressisn on the woman landed behind the. bars. Toll Spanish land batteries." As soon as LANCASTER. PEOPLE I d Gill has also had the chain of epiden-.-- the Hist and Wampatuck discovert Logan & Robinson. the Hornet was disabled, their him now ornaments that Who are NowTakliiff Part in the Strug- wound around and be jaiL captains decided that it would use gle . at Santiago. ooooocomeeoocooto a cell in the Garrard The case less to ngnt longer against sucn a su- against the latter vill be called before POWDER perior enemy. Accordingly the Wam- Capt W. Q McFarland, Co, E. ICth Judge Burnside this, Fridas, .morning. AMtJbtttly Pure patuck hastened to the rescue of the Infantry. . We understand much stolen property Hornet, t ie Hist meantime keeping Lieut Lucien Young, Commanding up its sharpest fire. The Hist for- the Hist T has been located and the chances for merly was the Hespita', is 174 feet long, a conviction of the entire layout are 23,25 feet wide, has a displace- W. D. Dunlap, Troop C. Gth Cavalry. good. ROYAL SAUNA POWOE OO.', RCW VOftK. ment of 472 tons. ' Tom Aldridge, Troop C Gth Cavalry.