.. r'm'n cinnrtra. Mrs. Vinton Simms, Mrs. G,
y . ,fcirttn ra V. R. Thnnlinld. Mrs. K. H.
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While we do not claim it is the best in the world, it is as
GOOD AS ANY MADE IN THE STATE.
CREAM EXTRACT, FAVORITE PATENT & GOLD MEDAL FAMILY.
CREAM & FAVORITE are "What We Brag on.
CHAS. LANGE, 1
11. R. WILLI A1IS. I
J. W..10HNON & CO., I Co,lth cup
Sout" SWe'
JAS. HEENEY, f
W. S. KENT,
A. DILGER, j
FRANKFORT ROUNDABOUT,
We are indebted to Mr. Geo. F. Berry
for a copy of Phillips' newspaper
'ratebook for 1885.
The alleys of the eity should be cleaned
up. . They are all in a horribly
filthy condition.
Mr. Dnrsio will preach to-morrow
night from the text, "Whoso breaketh
a liedge, a serpent shall bite him."
After having been silent for the past
two weeks, the town clock is again "on
a strike." It is to be hoped it will
keep it up.
Hon. Fontain Fox Bobbit and others
.will address the Blue Ribbon Club at
the Court House Tuesday evening next,
at 8 o'clock.
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Alex. Rodman, colored, was lodged
in jail Monday by Sheriff Gaines,
H there being three indictments against
him for selling liquor to minors.
' Mr. Wesley Gaines, an old citizen of
the Peak's Mill precinct, and an uncle
of Sheriff John W. and Mr. W. T.
i .Gaines, of this city, died Thursday
night of dropsy.
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A man walked a tight rope stretched
across Main street, from the top of
.the Opera House to the top of Averill's
' drug store, yesterday afternoon, and a
large crowd was drawn into the street
.VI-.-" tn rw him norform.
