The Central Record from Lancaster, Kentucky • Page 1

THE CENTRAL RECORD. PURE RELIGION, UN1ARNJSIIEI) DEMOCRACi AND GOOD GOVERNMENT E3 A 1 1 III I I to TWENTY SIXTH VKAR. LANCASTER. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 19. I9I5.

NUMBfcR 20. See our "Money Maker" Safe Silage Cutter. 1 GOOD DEALERS SELL THEM, CAREFUL MEN BUY THEM. All Sizes from 34 Horse Power ud. Automatic Safety Yoke, "Always Ready" Detachable Trucks carry a Complete Cutter on Skids.

Saves time, freight and storage. CONN BROTHERS. LIVE AND LET LIVE FOLKS. Ask for Auto Tickets given on old and new accounts. Also with each dollar cash fp purchase.

W. 0. RIGNEY Funeral Director and Embalmer. Ollice Phone 18. Lancaster, Residence Phone 33.

Kentucky. SCHOOL BOOKS. Viaw all fh Adoptions. I McRoberts Drug Store. TABLETS.

PENCILS. SATCHELS. LUNCH BOXES Auto Tickets on Every Cash Sale. 14 5 THOMAS EUK1IN, Agents. i.

To INSURE In a Leading American Company Such as the Springfield Fire and Marine. CAPITAL 3,800,000,00 I 1 I IT Contractors and Dealers Vt carry every thing in the builder's line suchjas Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors, Windows, Column Moulding, Lathes, Plaster, Cement, Crushed Stone, Sand, Lime, Brick and Building Paper, Shingles, Metal and Rubber Roofing, Nails, Hinges, Latches, Paints, Varnishes etc. Houses for rent and sale. A.H.Bastin&Son Get vour Klour, bran, oats anil corn frcm Hudson, Hughca AFarnau. What li the Rood of holding the key to the altuation if you cannot And the key hole? WLnt aomv men know about motor.

Ing would (III a book; what they don't know fill cemeteries. KOIt SALEj-Two 1913 Harley-Dav-Idaon Motorcycle, In flrat class condition. Apply at this office. There will be an Ice cream supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Edd Simpson of Teatcravllle, Saturday, August 21, for the benefit of the church. If you want to throw something at somebody -throw cologne, or roses. Do not throw brickbats, or mud. If you must kick- go behind the barn and kick yourself. For if you feel that way you are the man that needs kicking.

Lancaster firms are constantly studying the needs and requirements of their customers. They select such things as Ufa best suited to Till your needs nnd olTer them to you'at moneysiving prices through their advertisements. If you don't read the advertisements in the Ilecord each week you are overlooking a part of it that is most profitable to you. Hrothcr. don't atop your paper just because you don't agree with the editor.

The last cabbage you sent in didn't agree with us e'ther, but we didn't drop you from our subscription list on that account. N'o, we simply "Make us thankfnl for what we are about to receive" -and after we received it we were not able to say any thing. GOOD INSURANCE HAN Mr. Henry Simpson who has had many veary of experience in the Insurance field and is considered one of the best in the state, has accepted the agency for the National Life and Ac cident Company and will have his office in the Garrard Hank and Trust Co. building.

MORGAN'S MEN. Hon. Horace M. Taylor, Secretary of the Morgan'a Men Association, has announced that the Morgan's Men re union will be held at Olympian Springs, August 31, September 1 and 2. He also announced that the rates at the hotel would be i- per day.

Special summer rates will be quoted on the railroads. SCHOOL OPENING The Lancaster Graded School will open on Monday August 3Uth. The opening date is earlier than usual, but the Monday nearest September first and all Graded city schools throughout Kentucky will open on that date, Parents are urged to see to it that all pupils be present on the first day. SAME IN GARRARD. The Democrats had a mighty waim fight in Mercer county.

All the candl dates had loyal Bnd hardworking friends but we arc glad to state that the fight left no sore spots in the party and since the primary the Democrats have all gotten together and are standing shoulder, to shoulder for Stanley and the remainder of the ticket. Mercer is going to give the nominees a big majority in November. Harrodsburg Herald. YOUNG MIDSHIPMAN DIES. William L.

McCarty, a Midshipman of the second year class at Annapolis stationed on board the Ohio at San l'edro, died of spinal meningitis Monday. McCarty was well known in Lancaster, haying been born and rear' ed in Stanford. He was an athlete of ability, having been Captain of the Stanford base ball team. His many friends here will learn of his death with the deepest grief. DOLLAR REPLACES POUND.

The American dollar became the standard of the world's financial mar. ket when English pounds sterling, francs, lires and virtually all foreign exchange went down to new depths in an avalanche of bills that poured into the New York exchange markets from American manufacturers seeking pay for war munitions. It developed that every contract In America calls for payment in American dollars, Insuring that the immense losses will be borhe to the last penny by foreign buyers not by American manufacturers. REPLY TO AUSTRIAN NOTE. The State Department made public Monday the reply of the United States rejecting the views set forth by Austro-Hungary in a note contending that exportation of war munitions from America to Austria's enemies was "not consonence with the definition of neutrality." The note insists that the American Government Is pursuing a strictly neutral policy and adhering to a principle upon which It would depend foi munitions In the markets of the world in case It should be attacked by foreign Power.

The note recalls that Austria and Germany furnished munitions to Great Britain during the Boar war, sanctioned by international war. HOUSE. The death ef Thomas House occurred at the home of his son, James House, last Friday. Deceased was born In Garrard County eighty seven years ago, and hnd'been engaged in farming all his life. He Is survived by his wife, two daughters, Mrs.

Withers and Mrs. Lewis Ilrown, three sons, Taylor, James and Ilobert House. Ilrlef funeral services were conducted at the grave by Itev. F. tinder.

ASHLEY. Died, at her home In Richmond, Kentucky, last Saturday, little Luclle Ashley, aged two years and eight months. She was the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ashley, formerly of this place.

Thus over a happy home the shadow of a little grave has fallen and as some one has said It Is wonderful how long a shadow little grave can throw. This little girl was so precious, to frought witn blessings to her parents that she seemed a flower of paradise permitted to bloom for a brief season by their side then recalled by Him whe said. "SufTer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not for of such is the KIngdon of Heaven." Urief funeral services were conducted at the grave by Eld. F. M.

Tinder and the body was laid to rest in the Lancaster cemetery Sunday afternoon. DAVE WALKER Suddenly Stricken With Heart Failure Called To Final Reward. The news of the sudden death of David Walker was passed from friend to friend Tuesday afternoon as a shock barbed with pain and sorrow. When this paper last came to you the deceas ed was upon our streets greeting his friends, today all that is mortal of our friend and townsman is at peaceful rest in our Silent City. The news of his sudden death cast a gloom over the whole community, for all of the forty-two years of his life had been passed among us, and every heart was touched with sympathy for the stricken ones, from whose home circle he had fled.

None but those who have sat in the shadow of sudden deaths can justly weigh such a shock and sorrow as this. Leaving home, as usual, last Muiday afternoon to attend to some work on his farm near town, he was suddenly stricken about 3.30 o'clock, while load' ing baled hay and died in about twenty minutes, never having regained con sciousness. Thus closed the life of one who has passed into the joy of his Lord. Much has been taken from the devoted par ents and sister and brothers, sweet ties have been severed, but much is left. The Christian's hope and fadeless memories are theirs.

He was a faith ful member of the Christian church. having Joined it in early Now the devoted boy who remembered his Creator in the days of his youth, has finished his course and reached the heavenly goal while yet an Infant in the race of life. The funeral services were held at the home of his parents on Lexington street, Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock, conducted by Eld. F. M.

Tin der, after which interment took place in the Lancaster cemetery, in the pretence of a large concourse of friends and relatives. The beauty and profusion of the floral offerings attest' eu tne nign esteem tn which he was held. Besides his father and mother, ami Mrs. Joel Walker, he leaves a Mrs. It.

C. Brewer of Chelsea, and two brothers, Joel Walker Jr, and W. D. Walker of this city. "One less at home.

The charmed circle broken a dear ones face Missed day by day from an accustomed place; But cleansed nnd saved and perfected by grace. One more In heaven." MULE TRADE DULL Mr. W. II. Burton reports the trade In mules very dul at this time as there is no demand for army mules, all contracts having been conceded for a time at least.

Mr. Burton is one of our best buyers nnd has furnished several hundred to the Allied Armies in the past year. There Is yet some demand for cheap horses, but very few are being ofTered. In the present week Mr. Burton purchased a marc of liable Brothers, for $100.

an one of T. J. Price for the same money, al'oone nice gelding of Humphrey Hudson, of Danville, for $1WI. OFFICERS OF THE EASTLAND ARE INDICTED Captain Pederaen and Engineer Erickson, of the steamer Eastland, President Arxnold, General Manager Hull and two other officers of the company which own the vessel were indicted in criminal court In Chicago in connection with the Eastland disaster on the Chicago river. The officers are charged with criminal carelessness, the others with manslaughter.

CONGRATULATIONS FROM INDIANA. congratulate the Democrats of Kentucky on the nomination of A. 0. Stanley for governor. He is a man of large nullities and already has at tained i national reputation.

He wil make a governor of whom the state will be proud. He will shed luster on Kentucky throughout the nation. Indiana clasps hands with Kentucky across the Ohio and tenders her sister state the warmest of felicitations Evansville Courier. GARRARD COUNTY STOCK At Stanford Fair This Week. Quite a lot of Garrard county stock will bu exhibited at the Stanford fair this week, Mr.

C. P. Currens, of lower Garrard is exhibiting some of his fine Jersey's and no doubt will take down several of the blue ribbons. He has shown them at several fairs al ready this season and has been quite successful. Mr.

G. B. Swlnebroad, the king of Jersey breeders in this county, will also have some of his top-notcbers at this fair, among the number being his champion bull, Oonan My Forfar shire, some name and some bull. The Kentucky Red Berkshire hog will be very much in evidence, as the cream of this breed of bogs originated in this county, and are being bred better each year by their proud owners. The principle breeders and owners of the Kentucky Rei Berkshire will be on hand from here and will take down most of that good money.

It will be worth the price of the admission just to see these hogs. Those exhibiting from this county are; S. L. Gibbs, J. G.

Burniide, Robert J. Walker. A. K. Walker.

W. B. Denny nnd Woods Walker and ion. Wanted. A six hors power gasoline engine.

Apply at this office. NO MORE CHANCE THAN A SNOWBALL IN HADES. I.att F. McLaughlin, defeated for the Rupublican nomination for Governor, has written a note to E. P.

Morrow, the successful candidate of the party. He calls his note a "letter of condolence" andan "expression of his heart-felt-sym pathy for the Republican nominee for Governor." He tells Mr. Morrow he will have to "spend some of his time and means in a doomed campaign, as he has no more chance to win than ball has to live in hades." "You com mitted suicide at Lexington," he says. 'and victory for our party was thete assassinated. The trap closed on us August 7, and the dead-fall will get us on November 2 unless vour soul awakens from selfishneas and you have the magnanimity to withdraw before the certificate of nomination is issued to you.

CONFEDERATE REUNION AT HARRODSBURG. The reunion of the famous Orphan Brigade of Confederate veterans will be held at Harrodsburg this year on Wednesday 6th. Gen. Wm. B.

Haider- man has been elected President of the Brigade and is already making arrange' ments for the aonual outing. The coming reunion will mark the fifty-fourth year and the thirty-second reunion of the Orphan Brigade, which now has but few survivors, but whose gallantry hnd efficiency in bahalf of the Confederacy is betokened by many a grave upon the battlefields of Ala bama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, KentucKy, Louisana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia. Every State of the Con' federacy has the honor to hold in her bosom the dust of one or more of these noble soldiery -OF- HUGHES SWINEBROAD THE REAL ESTATE HEN OF LANCASTER. KY. Come and let us sell you a farm in Garrard County, whore five millions of pounds of the best tobacco is grown annually; where all the agricultural products grow abundantly; where the best live stock fa bred; where the blue grass grows, where good schools, moral and hospitable people are attracting many home seekers.

Lancaster the the county seat, has three banks, telephone exchange, electric light plant, creamer, splendidwaier workssystem, two flouring mills, grain and hemp warehouse, tobacco warehouse, on the railroid, one of the best graded schools in the State, having an endown-ment fund of $50,000.00 In addition to a $30,000.00 new school building. We can sell homes or choice lots near the school. Our price Is the owner's price. We refer to any bank or to any official for proof that we will deal fairly with you; as we have done for ten years and have no dissatisfied customers. Improved and unimproved farms of alt sizes and various locations and at various prices, but any farm priced at market value.

ft Let Us Have Your Order for a FORD AUTOMOBILE We are expecting a Car Load any day. HASELDEN BROS. Automobile Tickets Given Cash Purchase. With Every 31 I 31 IE VISIT LYON'S BUSY GASH STORE and Secure Automobile Tickets With Each Cash Purchase. G.

LYONS. LANCASTER. KENTUCKY. Old Hickory WAGONS. When you go to buy a Wagon What do You Want? 1st Light Running.

2nd Well seasoned material. 3rd One that has an established reputation. 4th Substantially built. Sth Attractively painted. 6th Strongly ironed.

7th Safely guaranteed. 8th Manufactured by reputable manufacturers. 9th Sold by responsible dealers. You find all of this in the Old Hickory Wagon. Come And We Will Show You.

J. ROMANS Lancaster, Kentucky, MS, I hi.