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FBANKFORT ROUNDABOUT,
FRANKFORT, MARCH 27, 1880.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet' nt
the residence df Hon. W. J. Chlnn on
Monday evening next at 71 o'clock.
Two weddings are spoken of in the
near future. Both the ladies live in
this city and the gentlemen elsewhere.
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Candidates at the primary election
next Saturday can have their tickets
neatly and cheaply printed at this office.
The recent rise in the river brought
out considerable timber and the Mountain
boys are beginning to arrive with
their rafts.
The candidates all went down to Hen-son
vesterda.v to interview the boys,
and it took an extra car to haul the
candidates for Jailer.
The race for Jailer Is-waxing warmer,
but John T. Waters is still in the
lead, and if his friends will go to the
polls he will be the next Jailer.
Mrs. C V. Craig, of Louisville,' has
been lecturing on temperance at the
Court House the past three nights to
large and attentive audiences.
Tobacco is now being hauled from
Woodlake to Spring Station, and
shipped from there by rail to Louisville
instead of being brought to this
city for shipufent by rail or river.
Dr. A. A. Willets' lecture on "Sunshine"
has been postponed until
evening, April 6th, when it will
be delivered in the Hall of the- House
of Representatives.
Revi S. M. Neal, of Shelby Vllle, will
occupy the pulpit at the Southern Presbyterian
Church to-morrow morning
and evening, Rev. R. E. Caldwell being
absent at Richmond.
Fob Rent. A two story frame
dwelling of Ave rooms, located on the
corner of Logan and Campbell streets.
