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FRANKFORT ROtTODABOUT.
2 nteredattho post-office at Frankfort, Kentucky
as second olass mailable matter.
GEORGE A. LEWIS,
SdLltor and. IFvu'blieli.er.
FRANKFORT, 3IAY 12, 1853.
Please bear in mind tlint tlie blue pencil
mnrk X on yonr paper indicates tlint tlie
time for which von hnve paid has expired
and on are requested to call around and
settle.
Marshall A: Afe.mlier can make yor. a
new pair ol shoes or repair your old ones
on fhort notice
Knights Templar, who propose to attend
the meeting of the Grand Com mandcrv
week, should call nt tliiH otlice and haw
their cards jiinted. All the latest
on hand
Little Ira, infant pon of Mr. II. 0. Mat-
tern, died at the family residence iu&omli
Vrnnkfort Monday morttttij?, nficl twolnye
The funeral took place Tuesday morning nt
nine o'clock.
The monument to he erected over the
grave ol the late '"fudge John M. Elliot is
completed unci ready to he put up, and is
awaiting the pleasure of the committee
having the matter in charge, who propore
to have the corner stone laid with
ceremonies in a short time.
At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Farmer's Bnnlc, held on Monday, Col. Tlios.
Itodinuu, Judge Alvin Duval!, Col. J. Stoddard
Johnston, Gen. Scott Broun,
S. Dchoney, J. M. Saflell, and G. W.
Itobb were re-elected directors, who in turn
reelected Col. Tlios. Rodman as President.
