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The Frankfort Roundabout.
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GEORGE A. LEWIS, Publisher. DEVOTED TO LOCAL AND SOCIETY NEWS. TERMS, ONE DOLLAR FER YEAR
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Volume IX. FRANKFORT, KY., JANUARY. 9, 1886. Number f
Soliloquy.
Aloii3 In my room I'm thinking
Of miikjng (i change In my life;
I hwir soiny tiko morphkn. fomo drinking,
Oli, where can I net ft Kood wife?
Thoy :ire pretty, they're graceful, nngellc,
I can't bclievo half of It true,
So If they lme plenty of money
I'll go nnd propose, wouldn't you?
I find hero's the question that worries,
A society girl will notlo.
I must take one back to the mountains
That drejses In Indigo blue.
Tltla morning1 at table I noticed
A sweet little girl with bluu eyei.
At dinner her absence.
And wondered who made the mince pies.
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Tho parlor la lighted for music,
The furniture bright and new,
And there sits the girl I'll propose to,
Dressed sncctlv In Indigo blue.
If yes to my question she answers
We'll court 'til the session la through,
Then I'll tike my bride lioinu to tho mountains,
She dressed In Indigo blue.
Jan. C, ia A MiaiBKH.
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Taylorton.
Wm. T. Samuel, of Elizabothtown, is the
guest of J V. Tremoro this week.
Miss Pauline Frazier is on an extended
visit to friends nnd relative nt Versailles.
Mr. John W. J5ook is sojourning with his
son-in-law, Mr. David S. Miller, this week.
Mis3 Ada MeEwin;j, of Frankfort, was on
n visit to tho family of Itobcrt Triple-It this
week.
John Parker, of Farmdnle, is now the
beer and whisky runnor at tho Carlisle Distillery.
MissSallio Triplott, aftor a prolonged
visit to relatives nnd friends on Elkhorn.
