Base Ball Switzer v. Stamping
Ground will play a game to-day at
Switzer. The same played last Saturday
at Stamping Ground, but on account
of rain they only played two
innings and a half. The score was 2
to 3 in favor of the latter. The Switzer
boys say that when the game was
stopped, it left their best man at the
bat, who said he would undoubtedly
have made a three bagger.
Harp.
Cooler.
Topping tobacco next.
The election is over and nobody sorry.
Rev. J. A. Peters has returned home
after holding u two week's protracted
meeting at Indian Fork.
The election passed off very quietly
Monday at Flat Creek, with the exception
of one little row, which was
an old grudge. We hope both parties
will drop the matter and make
friends.
W. B. Tracy and Theodore Carr
were defeated for their second term of
office, as magistrates, Monday, and E.
Q. Lee and D. F. Bailey were" elected
in their places. V. F. Moore was reelected
constable.
Governor Moore has decided to make
a third party out of the Democrats
and Republicans, composed of all those
who scratched tickets on either side on
August 2d, to which he will give the
name, Tag End Party. He says a man
that will scratch his ticket will not be
allowed to belong to either the Democratic
or Republican party, but will
remember he belongs to the Tag End,
which will, home day in the future,
be the strongest party.
Editor JRoundabout:
Am glad to see that you take such an
interest in Frankfort's Centennial.
