Mr J. J. Owen and bride, nee Miss
Jennie Daniels, of Halifax county,
Virginia, are visiting Mr. Owen's
sister, Mrs D. L. Sublet t, in this city.
Miss Mary C. Cromwell, who has
been visiting relatives in this city for
several weeks, returned to her home
in, Fayette county, Ky., Wednesday
morning.
Miss Bettie Dickinson, of Prince
Edwards county, Virginia, having accepted
the position of governess in
the family of Mr. W. J Lewis, of this
county, entered upon the discharge of
her duties last week.
Mr. Ben. McEwan, of Kansas City,
arrived in the city Monday, to atJtend
the marriage of his sister. lie looks
robust and hearty, is delighted with
his western homo and reorts all the
Frankort boys doing well.
Mr. Ed. McChesney, of Benson, left
for Texas Monday morning. Wo
doubt whether any State offers better
opportunity for young men of such
energy and good habits as Ed. possesses
than his old Kentucky home.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Frankfout, Kv.. Oct. 19, 1885
This is to certify that fr the last five years I have
keen suffering severely with sire cyrs in fict nne of
my eyes was neirly blind. I had tried the doctors
an I thev cou'd d 1 me no good. At last HENRY
SAMUEL, of Frankfurt, prepare I an eye wash for
me, und I used it, and in two weeks both of my eyes
were well I unhesitatingly recommend Henry
Samuels' Eye Wash to all persons suffering with sore
eyes. Z. T. HALL.
Oct.
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