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The Frankfort Roundabout GEORGE A LEWIS Publisher DEVOTED TO LOCAL AND SOCIETY NEWS TERMS ONE DOLLAR FER YEAR Volume X FRANKFORT KY MARCH 19 1887 Number 27 STUPENDOUS AN INSPECTION Z o SELECT FROM TO INCURS NO OBLIGATION BUY Our Spring stock of Foreign and Domestic Woolens Furnishing Goods and Hats is now arriving Our constant aim is to keep the Finest and Best at the Lowest Prices An inspection is desired Apnts TROY LAUNDRY Dayton 0 Collars and Guffs done up equal to now Work guaranteed HUDhurN thing about the Normal School Building We hope the city has not given up the prospect yet Rev J W Wade the Revivalist is assisting Rev G H Burks at St Johns A M K Chinch He is preaching powerful ser- Â¬ mons as he usuallv does The meetings at all the churches are still in progress and a great many have united with each of the St Johns A M E churches Church has had forty accessions Â¬ w h u ivirmiii Â¬ T uaissell of the board or mayhap a jedge Mighty fine place for big titles The annual farce of posting notices of an election of Directors of the Frankfort and Flat Creek turnpike and then having them appointed by the Court i near at hand Please save the expense of notices this year and let the amount go with the dividends What has become of the great railroad project About died out Â¬ Â¬ EDUCATIONAL Mr Pierce has a good private school at Peaks Mill Mr Tom Stiver is tlie pedagogue at Antioch at present Miss Ida S iiiones will commence a three months school in the Lewis district about the 1st of April one of the county Miss May Bieon teacheis left laH Monday for Sedalia Mo on a vi it Â¬ the whisky saloons especially on We walked around For the Teacheis Association on the 2d Sundays of Apiil at the city school two squares Saturday 9th about nine oclock building Sunday morning in the west end Jornuit Session 930 A AL 0vntU and saw those who ought to ExeiaiCt Sunday school have been in Arithmetic J H Lea hanging around and going in Vocal Music C II P r rent and out of those drinking and Afternoon 1 P M Oh that the gambling hells Grammar T II Ford fathers would close those four chapters of Karnes U city History 1st S 11 1st my II M 1oNgiove places on the Lord s day for they The committee leciuninend that each are ruining our boys and dragging teacher tead the chapters mentioned old fathers down to hell and above and be iculy to aslc ami answer our leaving our mothers widows and iiuesiuns on tncm Ruin Uoiiinson our children orphans and paupers Maiiuii Downkv CommilUe Iverson Jones Died Mrs There will be an educational meeting sister of Mrs Ed Yeizer sr on of the Sth district held at Danville on Sat Â¬ street in her 57th All teacheis and Washington urday the 20th inst riendsbf the cause will be welcome year at 9 oclock on Sunday She leaves a husthe 13th Colored Citi band four children and a host Among the zens of relatives and friends to mourn We say to the hus Â¬ her loss BV G II H children and friends weep band Rev Fiahcr is helping Rev E not for her but prepare to meet Evans at the First Baptist Church thy God in peace Mrs Sallie Rollin aged 24 Rev S Howard is still helping years died on Sunday the 13th Rev R H C Mitchell who will inst She leaves a husband and baptize to morrow at the river two little children and a host of like to hear some friends She was prepared to We would IKOKKAMMC Â¬ Â¬ The Teachers Association met last Sat urday in the city school building and held very inteiesting meeting lrnf Leis lecture on arithmetic was We are sorry that every teacher splendid James Stanley was very badly He will an the county did not hear liiiUj hurt Wednesday evening by the have- the same subject at the next meeting r The Association determined that explosion of the boiler at Pences instead of two meetings a month they saw mill also Willie Graham and would hold two sessions one moining and were both white one afternoon on the 2d Satuiday in each John Hunt month Teacheis nutt make their ai hurt at the same time This is cangeinentii accordingly the third time that James Stanley Akhok Daw has been hurt at the saw mill Teachers and children must not forget Yet wl ile all the churches are that the lAt Saturda in April is Arbor Day Let every school district in the laboring to save souls it seems tounty obseivc n and send in a report to that there is a revival going on in he County Superintendent heie--fte- meet the much dreaded tyrant Antiocli death Her funeral was preached Edward Sheets moved into the by Rev Geo W Patterson at house of Mr Dave Moore last the First Baptist Church Sunday Willis Roach and Red Quire Pea Ridge moved to the Trueheatt farm last Sunday Bro Roberts will preach here Miss Norah Glore spent several to morrow Sunday at 1 1 oclock days this week in Bellepoint visita m ing friends Pike operations suspended a few Messrs Adams and John Ross days for farming then resumed well moved into the toll gate propand farming stopped erty last Sunday Where is the promised ladies Mrs Robt Owens and children We hope some of the column were the guests of Mr Butler ladies will write this veek Glore last Sunday Mr Sam Tracy and family have Miss Kitty Moore spent several Our moved to Shelby county days this week visiting the Misses Will boss veteran mover Capt Owen of Bellepoint Tracy did the hauling Mr T C Hale and family and What has become of Bro Dar Mrs Sue Quire were the guests of The absence sie and J E Miles of their letters in the Roundabout Mr William Hale last Sunday Ezra Hulett vacated the farm of gives rise to the hope that they Col David Moore and domiciled coming home are on William Moores farm last One of our citizens lost his cow Sunday and after finding her tried to come Mr Wallace Quire has been home through Stevens lane but elected collector on the Frankfort found two fences across it so had It and St Johns turnpike a most to go a long ways around would be a great convenience if admirable selection Rev Virgil Gaines will preach road closers would advertise what at Antioch to morrow or at least they irtend doing Seats is the understanding Any one who ever suffered ill that come everybody free convenience in traveling on acGeo Warfield and James Ros count of closed roads ought to well are the contractors for buildvote in favor of the new railroad then there would be one road ing the new toll house on the open not subject to the whim and Frankfort and St John turnpike Mr Linden Lewis who has caprice of any one This is not a reason to vote in favor of the tnade such an efficient toll collector good railroad but it is better than many fot President Conway moved to the farm of Mr Thomas Jefferson urged against it Lewis last Sunday Roundabout railroad editorial The private school of Prof Bald appreciated here except Thos Stivers will close in about Knob Benson and Bridgeport are He has made a most two weeks not directly interested in the road acceptable pedagogue and his One part of the county cannot be benefited and us not share in the patrons are loath to give him up Our old neighbor and friend Our people general prosperity interested in the new Job Smith has removed to Belle- Â¬ were not reservoir and water works but it point and is now a city gentleman was a great help to them while in of the highest order It wont be long before he will be a member course of construction Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ We are almost unani- Â¬ guess mous against it out this way as we cant see that it would benefit us much We will not object however to a few more turnpikes The Misses Glore of South Frankfort Misses Owen Fanny Cook Hallie Hale and Lulie Quire Messrs Jos and John Hale Col Jas Smiley Capt Tom Honaker Maj John Boston and Mr Tom Sullivan of Bellepoint spent the day and were feasted by Mr Jas Glore last Sunday Hawk Eye I A fSeniiil Itestorntlve Hostctters stomach lJlitcitf ineunphntlc ally a gcnlil restorative The changes which this gicit botanic remedy pioduccs In the disordered organization are alw a s agree Â¬ ably though finely progressive never abiupt ami violent Ju this account It Is admirably adapted to persons of delicate constitution mul weak nencs to m horn the powerful min eral drugs arc positively Injurious That It Initiates those processs w hlch result In the re establishment of healthful vigor is con Â¬ spicuously shown In caBes where It Is taken to overcome that irultful cause pt debility ndlgestlon coupled as it usually Is with Thorough dl biliousness and constipation regular evacuation and Hbundtiut Kestlon w hlch promptly and In secretion are- results varlablv attend Its systematic use It Is be sides the best protective against malaria will u flrst rate diuretic - Their Business Boominr Probably no one thin has cause such a general revival of trade LcComptes Carpenters Drug Sto as their giving away to their custon ers of so many free trial bottles of Ii Kings New Discovery for Consum tion Their trade is simply enornur s in this very valuable article from ti fact that it always cures and nevi r disappoints Coughs Colds Asti ma Bronchitis Croup and all thro t and lung diseases quickly cure You can test it before buying by gf ting 11 trial bottle free large size 1 Every bottle warranted y f r5595 TJ T 3 sri3iILiE3 STBi ur Lwj And the assortment complete We have a large line of special bargains goods which can not he duplicated in the market for the price and to be convinced call and examine our stock 025 25 OF CUE STOOK IS saQxCr siiiral 2 3 2nT vTT S - GrOO IDS m 50 Dozen Linen Damask Towels at The best Towel ever sold for r 7E Borro iaiT A large assortment of Hamburg Trimmings which we have assorted in lot numbers BV large size cheap at 25c at 50 Dozen Napkins all Linen per dozen 40 Dozen Napkins all Linen per dozen en Tn7pn Nankins nil Linen net dozen White Damask Table Linen per yard from 25 cents to Turkey Red Damask per vard from 25 cents to We have recehed another lot of those cheap Bed Spreads at 50 cents 65 cents 75 cents 90 cents Moo 3125 and 2c Pieces of India Linen Checks at 25 India Linen Stripes at 25 India Linen Checks at Plain India Linen from 5 cents to 50 Dozen Linen Towels 64c 5 No No No 50 Styles in good quality and width at 5 cents per yard cents per yard cents per yard cents per yard cents per yard 75 I 00 75 30 Styles at 40 Styles at 25 84 10 12 1 70 1 No 4 No 5 Styles at Styles at Styles at 50 10 - DBESS SfflBJS anu 25 Styles at 25 25 5 rineuinen - - No 6 No 7 20 cents per yard 25 cents per yard I2c 8c MalSile9- These are special bargains being from three to sixteen inches wide We have also a large line of Swiss Nainsook Embroideries Smyrna and Medici Laces in all grades We have exclusive control of 25 THE GOLD AND SILVER SHIRT We have all the new novelties in spring dress goods in black and colors and American Satines -- Dress Goods CARPETS The Banner Sign Main Street PETROLEUM GAS Â¬ Dress Goods CLOTHSX-WEITZEL ODONNELL also a handsome line of French AND t OIL t We have added to our stock a line of Carpets Oil Cloths Matting and Rugs which we will sell low Cal and see us On account of Rev Mr Farris SMALL FARM The alarm of fire Wednesday Personals night was occasioned by the burn not being able to be here there Miss Maud Holmes is visiting will be no services at the Southern ing out of a chimney on upper friends in Shelby villa AND CAN UNDOUBTEDLY BE Main street Church tomorrow q 4IE FARM IS LOCATED IN SHELBY COUNTY Mr John G Edwards of Versailles Presbyterian Louisville 1 was in the city Tuedny FOUND IN PAYING On Thursday he will hold services nineKentucky onFrankfort Ky Nashville ltullroud miles from containing about Mr D M Woodson of this Mr Chas O Reynolds of Lexing at that Church at which time all QUANTITIES county civil engineer is locating ton was in the city Thursday members of the Church and con- About one half In grass the balance In cultivation Rpv J to with axt trees ot choice apples A The gas well on High street was the line of the new railroad be Louisville MoCliwky Blayney went gregation are requested to be pres- good an orchard 01SEVEN ROOMS good kitchen HOUSE OF Thursday morning and smoke house with a splendid cistern at tne by the tween Georgetown and Midway opened on Saturday floor also good well In yaru and two barns on the Col John Mason Brown of Louis- ent place Also a new depot with store room and Economic Heating Comwas in the city Thursday ville Frankfort warerooin lorstorlng freight There will be a vocal and instru iiicwuiuiuciucAu iiv imiilllllg The above buildings Mr Robert Herrmann has sold IS u gOJU lOCUUOU Mr J F Lewis of Louisville was pany and the gas was found still merchant mental concert given on Tuesday for a doctor or propeity willAny 0110 wishing to purchase said call on the uuder shoe store in this city to in the eity yesterday on business slgned who will take pleasure giving uny infor to be present Its capacity was out his evening next March 22d at the mation In regard to the matter in J A UliLL and Mr B by Mr Mr Gorman and left yesterday Monday B JefTers from wife returned Shelby couny Ky tested Thursday night lton a visit of sev Chapel of the Baptist Church for afternoon Mnrlfrm his family for Louisville to eral weeks to friends in Louisville Reuben Carroll of Pennsylvania with the benefit of the repair fund unreside FARM FOR SALET Miss Anna Lyons left for Louisville an expert who was called here by Monday for a visit of several months der the direction of Prof Wayland he gave it as the Company and A new turnpike is to be built Let every body attend FARM of Shelby Graham 43 Miss his opinion that it was petroleum from the LeCompte Run and ville isLizzie Pemberton in this city lund lying on the A SMALLBridgeportOFIsSouthACRES OF GOOD ueuson pke two visiting relatives otttioJ for sul nt u The Governor on yesterday miles from gas and could undoubtedly be Owenton turnpike in Scott counD e uituCKl Tr Mr 11 K McClure returned Tues Mar 19 2t Bridget o t Ky A ty to North Fork or Switzer in day afternoon from a trip to Boston appointed Jas W Roberts Esq found in paying quantities W J SCOITOW of Henry county a member of the meeting of the Company was held this county to be called the Til and New York Mlfs Alma Miles left yesterday for Board of Equalization to fill the yesterday and it was determined ford anil North Fork pike DEALER IN Louisville to visit her sister Mrs Mr Carvacanc occasioned by the resignaGuy N Enimett to sink a well at once FAMILY GROCERIES roll had a consultation with State A tobacco barn on the farm of Hon K F Pritchard of Catletts tion of Hon W J Chinn Court of burir o Geologist Prof J R Proctor Rev Thomas J Stevenson near una attended the tins weeu Appeals Superior Court MEAL Wanted An energetic lady LARD yesterday and the location of the Switzer this county containing a Mr Wiley Brasfleld of Lexington who owns the Automatic ma MILL FEED well will depend very much upon large crop of tobacco belonging was in the city Tuesday looking chine to take agency for Frank after some fine trotting stock Wollum the opinion of those gentlemen to Messrs Arnold EMPRESS FLOUR Berry of Chatta fort Address Mr as to where the largest body of tenants on the place was de- nooga James W visited relatives In Tennessee Wjlcox Gihijs S M Co 235 Broadway St gas will likely be found stroyed by fire on Saturday night this city the first of the week Feb 19 2m Ave Louisville Ky 528 Fourth It is now a settled fact that The barn was a total loss but the Mr Frank Mitchell of Bryan Tex Mar i9 2t spent several days Frankfort is at last to develop the tobacco was insured for 300 in as this county the first with relatives of the week in Fon Salk Carriage one or two gas which has been known for the Prescott ot Jioston repreMrs Catherine Arnold of this horse which will seut six persons county left for Louisville Thursday years to exist in this city This sented by Mr C F Exum morning where she will make her Will sell or trade for a good horse sW fi ssbWWsbWJ fc After Fonr years Let her looks like progress exuariencQ in tha home E J Pa UK Kit 4t The Georgetown Times says Mr Sam T Gaines of Kansas till preparation Iftlnriraff e SB Tliotiftnrid applications fur patentsmors sPiiti thnn On of boom IIorsE fou Hknt A small cot la Union Railroad is City who has been visiting relatives the Kentucky tie United Mates and Foreign coun tries the mhllaliorR of tho Holentifli for rebuilding the showing itself to be a cheeky in this county left for home Monday tage Apply to Dennis Murphy The contract Amorlcan continue to act as solicitor afternoon for patent caveat trademark COpr rltrllts oln fnr thn ITnltAit hint a And 1 ICO workshops in the penitentiary has coquette Just so neighbor if MARK to obtain patents in Canada England France Mrs John S Vanwlnkle of Dan 17 not been let as yet The bids Lexington does not want the road ville and Mrs T H Clolland of On Thursday Mnrchby 1887 nt Vthe residence Germany and all other countries Tttolr expert ence is unequaled audtholr fuellltioi aro unur Busby Mr Kev 0 Mnyhall of Mr T pnmcu parties from they will try to induce you to take Keokuk Iowa are visiting relatives Sam W Myiiall of Chrlstlansburg Shelby InDrawings and apeclflcations prepared and filed were opened but as county and Mitt Callik Jek Hwlkky of the Patent Office on short notice Term verf in this city reasonable No cliareo for examination of models county Jeffersonville Indiana were the it Better let it alone and stick or drawing Advlco by mall froa Mrs M E DSmi th who has been Anderson PatontHolitalnndtlirnuch MiiiuitOoarnnotloed office on Thursday At visiting her sister Mrs 11 M A1 Marchthe County byJudges It A Thomson Mil lowest bidders who proposed to to the Paris intlio NCItWlIFIC AMEIUCANwhleli has 17 1887 Judge Georgetown tne larKoit cironlatlon and Is the must Influential in this city left Monday for Wm D Buck Nkwion ami Mtsa Mahv F nouBpnper of its kind published in the world give Indianians as bondsmen no Frankfort line The latter corn dridge Fkatheuhton all of thin county the advantaces of suoh notice every patentee her home in Alabama understands on award was made lor tne reason nan v want vou to have it and it This lareo and splendidly Illustrated newspaper Misses Mary Bacon and Claudia 17 At thoHuiitlstParsoiiiieeUUgUy Thursday MurchMoDy HeV UK i J IsnublUhodWKBKIiY at faoOaoarnndis Sullivan of Peaks Mill this county Donald and Miss Linkia Ballinokii ALEX admitted to bo tho best paper devoted to science that in case they failed to comply is by far your best road east mechanics Inventions engineering works ana left Monday afternoon for Sedulia ptner departments of Industrial progress pub m with their contract the Commislisned In any country It contains tho names of FOB REPRESENTATIVE Missouri to visit relatives II patenters and tltlo of every invention patented each woi k Try It four months for one dollar Fou Rent A dwelling house Mrs Maggie Clurk of Bourbon sioners would have to go out of We are authorized to aniiounco C M HAWKINS Hold bv all newsdealers Mrs as u county who has nve an invention to patont wrlto to If the State to bring suit against on Lewis street Apply to Dr George A Lewis been visiting Belle county candldutetofor Representative ot Franklin Munn ou liCo nubllnhers of Bolontiilo American 4 und Miss subject the action of the Democratic Kil Urosdwsy Now York UaudbooV about patents malted fret A W Vallandingham Giltner returned home Thursday party them FOR SALE 75 -A- Â¬ -OKES Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ bnr-KU- ii- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ SSI BU I Â¬ 1 - -- 1NH7 Â¬ 3 Old Farmer Joimson The following lines worewrltten by little Pnttlo Dohnnimti of Iiulepentlunco Missouri grand Â¬ daughter or tho Into Win M Todd ot this city Tliollttloono Is butclocn years of age nnd If her poetic liicllniitlons Inereaso with her years she will ot become n brilliant writer Said old farmer Johnson Im going to town To buy my wife Uoty A new Sunday gown Then Into his bug The old former got In u Jolly Jog trot As tho old farmer Went Joggtnx along Io sang to himself A nice llttlo song He thought to himself As Ive heard said Ill buy her a gown Of bright blue or red As he continued To sing his old sonnet Ho said to himself Ill buy her a bonnet So the old farmer Drove slowly up street Bowing and smiling To tho friends he would meet Up to tho storo lie drovo his old mnre letting out quickly He hitched her with care And drove Into town Then Into tho store With a light heart ho stepped To seo where tho dresses And bonnets were kept After some tlmo was spent In looking around Tim old man proceeded To purchase the gown The next thing he bought Was a very line bonnet It was made ot black velvet With a feather upon It Then the old man Proceeded to cliooso A warm light unto the world what a revolution there would be in a short time in this section A hint etc The Franklin County Teachers Association convened in the chapel of the City School Building Frankfort Ky March 12 1887 C S S Hunter presiding Opened by prayer Col R D Allen leading Prof J B Lea demonstrated his method of teaching arithmetic by a class exercise to the edification and profit of all present Col Allen very much enhanced the value of the occasion by some timely remarks in connection with the lesson above cited The following resolution was adopted Rcsohai That the thanks of this Association be and arc hereby tendered to the Trustees and Superintendent of the City School for their kindness in offering the use of their building for the meet- Â¬ ings of the Franklin County Teachers Association which courtesy is accepted and highly appre- Â¬ ciated Resolved That the Association meet but once each month second Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Forks of Elkhorn Miss Katie Cannon has returned home Mrs South Trimble spent last week at Stedmantown Mrs J H Burdin spent last Tuesday at Stedmantown Mr J V Crane was in Lexing ton Wednesday of last week Mr Wm Sudduth has moved up to Mr Sid Bedfords farm Mrs G C Hughes is visiting her daughter at Beards Station Mr and Mrs Lloyd Feather ston were in Georgetown last week Miss Lena Crane of Stcdman ville was up last week visiting rel atives Miss Mary Harrington of Shelby county is visiting Miss Alice Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ French Dr Wm Pryor of Georgetown was down in this commun ty last week Miss Minnie Taylor of Midway is here visiting her sister Mrs Ryland Bedford Mrs Petty has moved into the house Which sheMatcly purchased from Mr Gallihue Mr George Lucas has moved to the Daugherty place and Mr Louis Lea has moved to the Price farm Â¬ Â¬ Saturday Two sessions each day C H at 930 oclock a m And a new- - palrot gloves pair of shoes Then all together Ills bundles he got And btnrted oil homo In a very brisk trot When ho reached home Ills old luaro he fed And put her away In a nice warm shed Then Into the house Ho went with a bound To show his wife Uetsy lltr new satin gown When tho old farmer Came Into tho room He said wife hae sou heard Of what they now call the boom They say our old farm Is worth a big price And so I concluded To buy something nice 0 Stedmantown Parrent Secy Evcrvbodv sowing oats Wheat i s looking splendid Jowl and greens are still in season Suckers are biting in Main Elk horn and improving Stock are young lambs plentiful Mr Frank Hoggins of Carroll ton visited his parents at this place last week Mr South Trimble and son Frank are visiting the family of Mr L L Cox Mr G Thomson had the misfor- Â¬ tune to loose a fine calf by falling in his well last week Any one wanting a fine young mare can be satisfied by calling on Mat Thomson She is a Â¬ Messrs Robert Frazier Robeit Noel of Woodlake and will Said she Farmer Johnson As her eyes rested on It Sueh a beautiful dress Such a love of a bonnet Said he my dear Betsy Im sure Its your due It gave me great pleasure To buy them for j ou Now all you good farmers If your conscience joud rase Do like farmer Johnson And your wives you will please Bridgeport beauty by sickness Mr G Stedman has the finest Mrs Maggie Hawkins has been variety of plants for sale we know quite sick since our last report Mrs Eliza Robinson has been of Those wanting same would well to gjve him a call very ill during the past week or do Mr Griff Stedman is the most two efficient road overseer we have Mr B K Wade made a busi- Â¬ He has done more ness trip to Cincinnati last Mon- ever had for our roads than all of his prededay cessors The funeral sermon of Miss Sal We understand Mr Jake Cox lie Stump was preached in Graef arrived at Oakville safe with his ensburg last Sunday bulls They stood the trip well Mr Hamlet Harrod of Bagdad considering they were on the visited his son Mr Jas VV Har- train about fifteen days rod the first of the week Mr Henry Church gave a de Â¬ Regular services at South Ben- lightful dance at his beautiful son Church to day and to morrow home on Main Elkhorn last week at 1 oclock a m each day Whites band furnished the music The members of the Christian and everything passed off charm- Â¬ Church at this place have very ingly much improved their house of What has become of the rail- Â¬ worship We cant afford to let it road Mr E B Miles a mute of Big drop Stir up farmers and show Spring Hardin county has been your liberality and keep up with visiting friends and relatives in this the times Look at all our sister vicinity this week counties and then vote the tax Thos Hunter C S S Miss Mr E P Bryan and other Maggie Downey and Col Thos gentlemen of the city have made B Ford visited the Bridgeport several visits lately to our burg in school last Monday and Wednes- the interest of the rrankfort Heat day They ing and Light Company Mr Ryal Wade made a business seemed much pleased with the trip to Georgetown last Saturday prospects for gas on the premises Also Messrs F M Scofield and of Mrs John Stedman The well B K Wade to Lawrenceburg the was once opened and afforded same day plenty of the best gas which was Mr Ilollan Harrod who was used in the house of Mr Samuel adjudged a lunatic at the late term Stedman for years of the Franklin Circuit Court and The Carter Hall has been sent to the Asylum at Anchorage thronged every night since it died at that institution last Mon- opened The young ladies are day March 14th 1887 He was learning the art of skating fast about seventy five years of age Uncle Mat knows all the fancy A Sunday school might be or- Â¬ touches and teaches them to perSolicitations from the ganized in this town sessions to fection be held in the evening without Forks Woodlake and Swilzer interfering with any other school urging him to open a gymnasium If we could all fully realize the at each place have been received enormity of crime committed but being a methodical genius he through sheer negligence on the says he does but one thing at a part of those who profess to be a time Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Rev Reed of Ouite cool the first of the week preachedMr Mt PleasantLouisville Sunday ford at Taylor Parrcnt has been quite ill Bro Morgan being absent caused The this week buy wool this season and will pay the highest cash price Mr Jno Newman fell off of his wagon orre day last week while moving Mr Sudduth and was laid up for several days Mr Louis Lea says he is afraid that Zeke Yocums Democracy will kill him like he killed the rooster that crowed for Cleveland Mr James Gallihue has purchased the Shaw property here lor 1400 andwill occupy it as soon In as he can make some repairs the meantime he and his family will board with Mr Ryland BedÂ¬ 1 mail from Frankfort to Georgetown via of the Forks leaves Frankfort every morning at half past ten Leave orders at near wooden Bros Howard bridge and they will be promplly attended to by the driver Mr E R Lewis Mr Lon Floran has left Wood lake and is now a citizen cf the The Peaks Mill neighborhood house he vacated is to be turned into a parsonage for Rev Mr Lightenmaster the Woodlake We understand he evangelist will conduct a meeting at Ver- Â¬ sailles shortly Among the celebrated horses in this neighborhood is one owned by Mr Bud Jones King of Elkhorn He is 6 years old blood bay with black points by King Rene dam King shows good Monroe D speed is very stylish in appear ance and is the sire of some of the most promising colts we have U S Â¬ in the State Â¬ Â¬ a company being or- Â¬ ganized at this place with sufficient capital to open and develop that oil and gas well at Stedmanville At a meeting on Tuesday night some two thousand dollars was The company ex subscribed have every thing in readipects to ness to commence operations in about two weeks There is Â¬ Â¬ Send your plumbing to Buck- Â¬ His prices are as low as the ley lowest for good work Â¬ Northern Early Rose Potatoes for sale at Mastin Bkos Experience is the school where Buckleys man learns wisdom plumber has had the experience and persons in need of plumbing work will show their wisdom by sending their work to Buckley Â¬ this place was instituted February 187i with twenty 20 charter members It grew in membership until AS Factors in Civilization added eighty two 82 members were to its list Their Plans and Through suspension for Methods of dues and assessments with Â¬ drawals by card and death the lodge The aim of true statemanship nnd membership lias been reduced to forty-civilisation Is to secure tho happiness 48 members in good stand Â¬ of the people Nothing contributes ing so much to that end us the certainty This was one of the first lodges Â¬ that our dependent family after our stituted in the State and has paid in all death will foe beyond actual want of the assessments called for by the It has been n problem heretofore how Supreme commencing to secure such u competency nnd this No 1 and Lodge No 201 which with ending will has been true especially with that be duo tin Supreme Lodge the last of cities who are unable by reason of the month repre Â¬ their restricted income to accumu sent over ten These assessments death thousand 10000 late sufficient to make a safe pro and over twenty millions 820000000 vision for their families This prob Â¬ of dollars paid tho heirs of its deceased lem has been solved by the Knights members of Honor Kvory moral citizen who In the thirteen 13 years of its ex Â¬ is in good health may enter the order istence this lodge has and no matter how limited his re four 4 members who lost by death in good sources may provide from one to two standingv viz Bros It were Wilhoit V thousand dollars for his family in J W Iiupo Alex McEwan and John case of his death V McClure to tho heirs of whom The Knights of Honor is strictiv has been paid in full the two thous Â¬ fraternal order and not a Life Insur Â¬ and dollars covering each of their ance Company or Association Their benefit certificates and methods differ from old line Life In Â¬ 10 days time ret pi i red by within the our surance as well as from so called As Â¬ It is the desire of Frankfort law Lodge sessment Companies Uniting in its No 10 to renew the interest taken in plans and system ail the features of its local organization and to call sueh orders as the Masons Odd Fel Â¬ the attention of the good honest lows Knights of Pythias and the healthy citizens of this Â¬ like it has added a protective feature ty to the advantages ofcity and coun membership of a two or one thousand dollar bene Â¬ in its organization and let them fit which is paid on the death of with us share to be every member in good standing to derived during in the benefits which this life and such members of his family or depen Â¬ at our death will go to our loved dent as he nny have designated by ones name according to the laws of the For further call on the order While it is a secret society officers of the information A Nelson Lodge C the secret part only consists of some Dictator W V McEnnis pass words and signs to enable them It Rogers Assistant Dictator to guard against impostors A T Todd Reporter Philip Selbert No oath is administered to initiates Financial Reporter V Berberieh only a promise upon honor is exacted Treasurer or any members of the to live the life of a good citizen Lodge Neither is it a religious or politieai society both subjects are carefully kept out of the lodge room JEW or Peaks mill GENTILE CATHOLIC or PRO Mr Coleman Carr has moved to TESTANT are alike respected and made welcome The most devout Frankfort to reside churchman will find nothing in its Miss Nellie Bacon is visiting her composition to offend the strictest loyalty to his creed it is also pattern Â¬ cousin Mrs Cordie Onan ed after our own democratic institu- Â¬ Miss May Bacon left Monday tions every member has a voice in its management and is Hiirible to for a visit to relatives in Missouri every otiiee Every member is com Rev T N Arnold preached to pelled to belong to some subordinate lodge and while his presence at its a large audience at Pleasant Hill meetings is desirable and most bene Â¬ Sunday ficial to himself and to the order yet no law exists to compel him tont Dr J Lampton Price of Frank- Â¬ tend Each lodge is entitled to rep Â¬ fort visited Mr C Gran Graham resentation in the Grand lodge of its State and each Grand Lodge has this week from two to more Representatives in Mrs Mollie Warford of Crop- Â¬ the Supreme Lodge In short the representatives of the pers Station is visiting her sister subordinate lodge form the Grand Mrs A G Hodges Lodge and the representatives of the Miss Laura Hockersmith is visGrand Lodge constitute the Supreme Lodge The various bodies maKe the iting Miss Laura Bratton at White laws of the order and shape its policy Sulphur this week the machinery is so nicely adjusted Miss Anna L Hodges who has that the voice of every member through its representative is potent been visiting relatives in Henry in shaping wholesome and just legis- Â¬ county returned home Monday lation Mr Sam Gaines of Kansas There is no preferred class no close Board of Directors nor any chance City Mo who has been visiting for peculation or rascality the officers Â¬ of the various lodges subordinate relatives here returned home Monday Â¬ grand or supreme are but the instru ments to do the will of the members Mr T N Sullivan who has their duties are clearly defined and been confined to his room all wintheir powers so called strictly limit Â¬ ed ter we are glad to say is able to No money can be expended except be out again its payment is voted by a majority of An enjoyable entertainment was the members and in the Supreme Lodge as well as the Grand Lodges it given by Mr Henry Church on must first have been authorized ty a vote of these bodies and each item the 10th inst as a pound party must receive the sanction of the and dance at his residence on Pond Branch Among the guests Finance Committee The Supreme Treasurer is under were Misses Emma Morris Mattie heavy bonds Tho money of the order must be and is deposited to the Church Ida Steele Pearl Pollett credit of the Supreme Lodge in solvent Katie Church Sallie Black Claudia banks and can only be drawn on tho Sullivan Bacon Hodges Hocker- Â¬ joint order of the Supreme Reporter smith Winter Sallie Triplett Drue and Treasurer and the bank is re Â¬ Church Messrs Satterwhite quired to make daily reports of re Â¬ Gregory Quarles Onan Johnson Â¬ ceipts and disbuisements to the Su preme Dictator who is the president Sullivan Leitch Stone Dai ley of the order The Finance Commit Â¬ Hockersmith Graham Innes tee has tho right at any time to exam Winter and many others The ine the books and is compelled to do V henover a call music was furnished by the well so at stated periods is made upon members to contribute known Winter Bartlett band to the willow and orphans fund as who are peers among string musiwill be explained hereafter a full cians The young people tripped statement is made how the money theretofor collected has been expend Â¬ the light fantastic toe till the wee ed and this is sent to every lodge sma hours o the morning when and read out in open session The all took their departure feeling that money to pay deatn benefits is con they had been entertained by one tributed by the members to the su Â¬ of Franklin countys long noted premo lodge A contribution of a fraction over a cent raises a fund large hospitable country gentlemen enough to pay a benefit of Two Thousand dollars but these assess Â¬ ments are made in installments of one or two dollars at a time in order to save expense and an assessment of Lvo dollars upon each member One of the Best Located Resi- Â¬ realises enough to pay tho death ben Â¬ dences in South Frankfort efit to 140 deceased members What able bodied man is thero in tito laud W 11 HALL FOR SALE who is not able by a payment of DRhouse unU and lot OFFERScorner ot Cross HIS on the and dollars a month to Main streets The lot contains about two acres from one to two Is in good repair house There are apple secure to Ins family from one to two and the and plum trees In the thousand dollars The death bone peach two large pits stockedabundance upon Nell place with Marshal fits are paid to those entitled in from roses and u green house planted with roses and heated with Ultchlngs Improved hot water fifteen to thirty lays after the death apparatus is reported to the Supreme Lodge Frankfort Lodge No 10 located at TERMS EASY Dk W H HALL Apply to THE KNIGHTSOF HONOR 20 non-payme- nt eight Â¬ 11 Vice-Dictat- or Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ FOR 8ALB Feb-2G-l- y li r life ilffWrafflffltiifiiMlMllfiBMBlM HHW Ikl H KRAMFORT KOUNMBUIIT Kntored ut the post office nt Frankfort Kentucky s sccond clats mailable matter f Pwic instruction an a Â¬ REORGE A LEWIS BdLtioc aaacL Z Dblielier FRANKFORT MARCH 10 1887 - able pains taking instructor Prof Boring has no superior thoroughly competent as years of teaching have proved and as pop ular having never taught a pupil that he did not make a life lung friend and withal so modest and unassuming that his friends take qreat plcasur and a pardonable pride in bringing before the public a man with so clear a lifes record one so eminently just and competent in educational matters and they know the highest eulogy that can be paid him is praise well de- Â¬ served Â¬ We have received fiom Mr John E Miles a box of delicious Florida oranges They were on the road nearly three weeks but there was only one or two spoiled Mr Miles ones in the whole lot has our sincere thanks as his present was greatly enjoyed DUNLAPHATS THE WORLD RENOWNED TIME TABLE XHAINB EAST Frnnkfort Frnnkfort No No 20 leaves Frnnkfort No 24 arrives Frnnkfort No 18 lenves 22 leaves TRAINS WEST 1003 m 505 p m 047 p m 800 p m n 54f n m No 23 lenves Frnnkfort 815 n m No 17 lenves Frnnkfort 155 p m No 21 lenves Frankfort 450 p m No 10 lenves Frnnkfort Trains No 23 nnd No 21 mnke connec tion for Cincinnnti Nos 23 nnd 21 con nect nt Anchorage for Shelbyville In our last issue in speaking of the contemplated improvement of the Methodist Church we said TAiyrp EARLY AND SELECT YOUR SIZE AS THDlf TW that a memorial stone to the late Jacob Swigert would be placed in the tower We should have said Is growing each season on these goods and we have difficulty in filling our orders Customers who appreciate a the tower itself would be dedicated to the memory of that eminently first class hat will wear no pious Christian gentleman SPRING SHAPES other Â¬ Â¬ TheKUOut Meeting Mr attorney for the Kentucky Union Railroad on the train Thursday morning we asked what his road was doing if it was still coquetting with Bourbon and Clark counties or had frozen to Lexington He replied that the Union would cer- Â¬ tainly go to Lexington and those counties would have to take care So one great obof themselves stacle in the way of the Paris Frankfort Railroad Georgetown is removed and now let the mat- Â¬ ter be pushed with energy Our neighbors in Scott who have heretofore been inclined to favor the Union will now see that the Franklin county delega- Â¬ tion was right when they told them the Union people were only making use of them to bring Lex- Â¬ ington to terms The road from this city to the Virginia line is a much better route for both Scott and Bourbon counties to the coal fields and with the Union influ- Â¬ ence no longer in the field to confuse the people there should be a united effort in all the counties through which the road is to pass to secure it at an early day Â¬ Â¬ the Fight das H Stoll of Â¬ It represents something yon like nnd appreciate It illustrates oar method of do Â¬ ing business It means SQUARE DEALING Dont you see In Mentor lain PREACH HONEST VALUES This is what we PRACTICE LATEST STYLES PitWSj W GUARANTEE FAIREST PRICES The first of a series of Teas will onDied at the home of her parents in Frankfort Friday the 11th of March Fannie Wells an three years duration Fannie be given by the ladies of the Pas afteronly Illness of lears of aue but had Ave lears was elchteeii OUR STOCK OP- was this which to tors Aid Society of the Meth ago given herself her Christ tigIt to manifest the enabled her In all sutler of patience and of odist Church at the residence of grace Christian virtue to display the beauties her BOOtS seems to have been tills special mission on this earth The memory ol Mr and Mrs Jason M Case No her gentle uncomplaining spirit should strength en ner sorrowing parents and weeping sister 210 Broadway on Friday the under the present trial and every other lue may bring 25th inst between five and nine There Is a Reaper whose name is Death low price of H And with his sickle keen at a breath m The oclock p e reaps the bearded grain And the ilowers that grow between twenty five cents will be charged Come we will treat you right Remember Square Dealing at Oht not In cruelty not In wrath The at the door and a substantial sup- Â¬ Twas Keaper came that day earth an angel visited the green And took tne flowers away per will be furnished free Every- Â¬ E L South The proceeds body is invited P LIGHT E CLAASSEN will be used towards enlarging FOR REPRESENTATIVE the church and the Tea should We are authorized to announce JAMES ANÂ¬ DREW SCOTT as a candidate for Representative be liberally patronized from Franklin county subject to the action of the -Â¬ Mr Phil Carpenter of Lexing ton has purchased a haif interest in the drug business of Mr Jos LeCompte and the South Side drug store will hereafter be conducted under the firm name of Carpenter Both LeCompte gentlemen have had some thirteen vears experience in the business and are assisted by Mr Bishop a regular registered pharmacist so that prescriptions sent to that en- Â¬ terprising house will be carefully and accurately prepared as heretofore Mr Carpenter is a clever gentleman well known to many of our citizens and needs no introWe are duction to the public glad he has located permanently in our city Â¬ Oculist and Optician Dr S M Wilson graduate of the School of Optics New York is at Buhrs Hotel and will re Â¬ CRUTCHER k STARKS 5 SOLE AGENTS Â¬ main two weeks The Doctor makes a specialty of the eye and also carries a full line of his celebrated Brazilian glasses which he fits to your eyes on scientific principles The most diffi- Â¬ cult sight improved Those wear- Â¬ ing or needing glasses should not fail to call on him Consultation free Â¬ DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS N VM M DEALING i t l Â¬ BOEiN In this county on Tuesday March 16th Mr Charles Newton anil wife a daughter 1887 to Sloes Hats Stationery Etc MUitaIKL9B iijitaik R K MgGLURE8 LIGHT -- tf Democratic party - - Frankfort Kentucky Capt George W Anderson has Blue Grass Poultry Yards No 227 St Clair St Weitzel Block Mar 12 traded the Blue Wing for the Buff Ooohins J B Foot and M M Con Â¬ Fanny Fern a boat of greater ner Strains Eggs 200 per 16 Wyan speed and carrying capacity The dottes and W H Johnson Strains 150 AJND Fern is a new boat having been per 15 At the built last fall and will make her turnpikesJunction of the Georgetown and Versailles Write for wants Address J G GHEEN Frankfort Ky this city to day amount of 9000 Payment of first trip up to PLEASUREVILLE HENRY COUNTY KY has made a good FRANKFOKT SHELB1VILLE them was stopped by telegraph as Capt Anderson Will begin its Fourth Session of ten weeks April 4 1887 was too AND soon as it was learned he had fled trade as the Blue Wing small to accomodate GEORGETOWN TBANKFORT and the drafts were surrended to a slow and too 130 Pays Table board Room rent ami Tuition fur 10 weekt in nnv nnd all depart Â¬ L1NKH her trade MAIL ments except Music and Art committee of the Supreme Council Diplomas equal to Stale certificates WAGON LEAVES sent to Montreal by the Toronto State Board of Examiners will be present in June and grant State Certificates to all 700 a m For Shelbyville at The State Board of Equalization 1050 a m For Georgetown ut who pass in Common School Branches Bank of that city where they had re assembled in this city on Tues- T EAVE ORDERS FOR PASSENGERS AND Students can enter at any time Bring all your school books with yon L baggage ut Nick Howards Confectionery 41 been deposited by Abbott for col- Â¬ Address B SEOREST Pres day and Hon W J Chinn who St Clair street oppositeQCustom House A GAINES Proprietor Mar 12 3t lection Among the drafts taken was elected to represent this dis- Feb 6 lm by Abbott to Canada was one for trict in the Board tendered his Blucgrass Farm for Sale 1ST SEW PLAN1KU MILL the amount of 2000 to be paid to resignation on account of ill health TN FRANKLIN COUNTY KY 1V MILES the heirs of James Stephens of The Governor will appoint his 1 from Frankfort on Lexington turnpike 2G5- THERE WILLofBE A MEETING OF ofTHK I stockholders the Franklin portion the ucres 1C0 acres In cultivation 100 acres In blue- Frankfort Georgetown und Purls Turnpike Com M Columbus this State Everything successor trans pany held ut the Deposit Dank of Frankfort on IMPROVEMENTS Monday April 4th 1887 for the purpose of elect has been straightened out and the Havlngreoently added to his Establishment DWELLING Brick and stone containing 9 Iiik a board of six directors By order of the Board rooms and 4 surrounded by large order is in splendid condition Col C E Bowman has been set with forestcellars and lurge shrubbery lawn ISAAC WINGATE President trees mar 12 lm W J Lewis Secretary First Class Tinning Mill OUTUOUSJiS Laborers Quarters appointed to the position of In- Â¬ stone dairy 2 stables 1 corn crib 2 smokehouse large barns Pfof Hanson Boring of Hop- spector in the General Land Office carriage house poultry house and yard j Jm Is now prepared to furnish all kinds of Ice house vegetuble garden kins county who for many years at Washington with a salary of Orchard of excellent fruits ROOMS AND KITCH COTTAGE OF THREE Fences princi Ice pond stock lots well watered Conway lot pally stone and plank all land surrounded by very A en South 60 by 200 feet locacd ongood has so ably filled the chair of cis Frankfort Hydrant and street to rich 1200 per annum and will be as- duruble fencing Boll corn und well adapted all tern In the yard For terms appiy at tills ofllco Sash Doors BlindsFraffies Molding small Mathematics and Ancient Lan- signed to look after the timber cultivation of tobaccoIts accessibility grulus and of Dec 18 tf grasses Because of the supply grass and 5 never falling springs of limestone guages at Eminence College at depredations water this farm is admirably tltted und Improved ALSO I for either stock or dairy farm or both combined the earnest solicitation of his nuany one desiring A rare opportunity Is offered to such u farm at very Turning merous former pupils scattered all We are under obligations to Mr one third cosh ubalancereasonable price Terms CAPITAL LODGE NO 6 MEETS EVERY MON Scroll Work Stair Work 1 2 a und 4 ears notes Visiting brothers cordially Invited to bear 0 per cent until paid Terms may bo varl- over the State has announced Chas B LeCompte for late files ed Title perfect Appiy on ine premises 10 me a umisuaiv u fSottenout In the best style undersigned executor J R Williams See - of San Antonio Texas Mayl tf papers himself a candidate for SuperintenApril 17 tf FRANK CHINN Secretary E H Abbott of the Royal TemSupreme Council is missing plars of Temperance Buffalo N Y His accounts from His bondsmen are i 1000 short have made good the amount and will probably be able to recover most of it Abbott is in MonExchange treal The total amount of Abbotts defalcation is 6418 which is covered by a bond for 10000 upon which the New York Trust In addition Company is surety to this amount he took with him to Canada drafts on New York made payable to his order to the Â¬ Â¬ Co have Messrs Roeder class confectionery opened a first and bakery at No 23 1 St Clair T WILL SELL AT PUBLICSALE ON TUESDAY 1 MARCH tl 1887 to the street the room formerly occu- Â¬ following described property highest bidder the pied by the Post office where 1 Cow Calf 2 Horses 1 Rcckaway they will keep the freshest and 1 Spring Wagon 1 Two horse Wagon Fresh best goods in their line Household and Kitchen Furniture bread and cakes daily and a full Plows Harness Sse line of fancy candies all ways on Terms made known on day of sale Any of the private sale to date hand Drop in and see them as above property will be sold atELIZA HAWKINS MK8 you pass by PUBLIC SALE CLASSEEN zFKAaiiax -- Plumbers Gas DEALERS Steam Fitters IN- - Gas Fixtures Bath Tubs Sinks Closets c Pipe and Fittings Strict attention given to Job and Contract Work All work Guaranteed CENTRAL NORMAL SCHOOL BUSINESS COLLEGE Â¬ j Â¬ O TIQE AJL Â¬ J WAKEFIELD Â¬ stone-line- d POE Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ u u r Wi I X W MM r fttj 5 FttANKFORT ROUNDABOUT FRANKFORT MARCH 1ft Our Circulation To the Editot Fortunes Fool at the Temple 15 J 1887 Rev G 1 toagbv 1ms returned home and will fill his pulpit at the Daptist Church to morrow morn ing and evening Â¬ Now is the time to set hens and you should read the adver tisement of Mr L 13 Marshall in another column Mr Thomas Rodman jr gro cer made an assignment Satur day to Mr James M Saffell for the benefit of his creditors Â¬ From tlio Courier Journal Mnrch was the bill al the While standing on the porch of Masonic Temple Theater last evening It was Inst presentation of the play be the hotel in Pensacola a few days fore the Louisville a audience The story is ago 1 saw a gentleman reading interesting well worked up the dramatic the RoUNOAUOUr As I had seen action is good and the cast i thoroughly it in Kansas some time before I efficient It was also the first time Miss Louise princi liai been seen was curious to know what States pal partRialThe result was a here in n for the triumph Please tell in next aitistc There was an average nttendancc it is sent to nnd the applause was unstinted Yours issue Miss Rial was seen as Comlie Aorof a Curious Parisian premiere dansetise who marries a Our mail book shows the follow- Â¬ man she fancies she loves and afterwards In the handling discover her mistake ing States and Countries to which Miss Rial lias ample opportunity for the has much her talent the Roundauout is sent every Sat- Â¬ display of and richness Her voice expression flexibility and her is always good urday 33 in all Mr V F Burroughs is the leading sup Â¬ Alabama port and figures as Jack Thornton gene Â¬ rous heroic but born under an evil star Arkansas Mr IJurroughs is an actor of sterling worth California and makes as much of Jack as the author of the Roundabout Fortunes Fool Â¬ Champion and Thompson seed Paint brushes oil and glassat hard sowers at Mastin Bros pan prices at the hardware house of Church The freshest canned goods of all Gray 1 kinds at Mrs S Dolumnans Found A pocket bonk containing I cent and an express rnceipt in favor Mastin Bros solo agents for ot Mary J3 smith wiucli the owner Olllver Chilled Plow and repairs can have by calling at this ofllee A fine line of Table Linen at Nice Early Rose seed potatoes J5 WnnyKi ODonnells cents per bushel at I I The finest and freshest fruits at at lowest prices at Mrs S J Bohan Â¬ 2t MASTIN BROS For pure drugs nans try Chapman it Gayle at honest prices The Board of Trade will meet in regular monthly session in the Council Chamber on Monday evening next at 730 oclock A full attendance of the members is desiscd Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Idaho Territory The first division of the Womans Exchange of the MethÂ¬ Japan Kansas odist Episcopal Church will furPlace nish for to day Saturday of sale one door north of Le Comptes drug store Â¬ Kentucky Massachusetts Maryland Madeira Islands Mexico Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Territory New Jersey New York Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Thesoubiette part of Lois Wilmaith is exceedingly well taken by Miss Marie Ilart ly a rollicking little lady who is cute athe expiession goes and delights in teasing Miss Lillian Richardson deserves mention for her ability as an actress and her beauty as a woman She appears as Ltiutiii WiU miitfi in love with Jaik 7 hontton Mr Will S Marion the author of For tunes Fool plays liithard Daraeott a man of the world who falls in with nek Thornton and who uses him for a tune as a convenience Claud Sarcuiot Walter RJennings turns up in the concluding act as the original husband of Coralit and has but little to do beyond identilying her - ever intended For rent A store room in Belle Skeds Blue grass clover tim Â¬ point Apply to R C Nicol othy oats and hemp seed at Mastin Bros We have a beautiful new line o The finest Havana cigars for five Kid Gloves in all styles which cents at Mrs S J Bohannans we will fit to the hand and guarBananas oranges lemons Ac at antee Mrs S - tf Â¬ J Bohannans Weitzel ODonnell All kinds of fancy groceries at low A beautiful line of Swiss Hamest prices at Mrs S J Bohannans burg Torchon and Smyrna Lace corner Main and Ann streets at Weitzel ODonnells Country maple syrup at S12 pei Oranges JO cents per dozen at Mrs S J Bohannans corner of Main and gallon at Mrs S J Bohannans Â¬ Ann streets Call and examine Mrs S J Bo Â¬ hannans fine new stock of fancy gro Â¬ ceries Three ties for fifty cents at Weitzel ODonnells Opera House March 24th We have this day sold one half in Â¬ terest in our South Side Drugstore to Mr P H Carpenter who is a drug- Â¬ gist of twelve years experience The business will be continued under Car Â¬ the Hrm name of LeCompte penter and shall be as carefully con Â¬ ducted in the future as in the past We trust our friends will extend to the new firm the same patronage we have heretofore enjoyed and for which we are grateful Yours truly JOS ClIAS 13 LeCompte Our motto is still purity accuracy neatness and dispatch We ask a share of the public patronage and will try to deserve it by accurate compounding of prescriptions and Mr close attention to business D P Rice our clerk is a graduate of phannacyfroni Ann Arbor Mich and registered by the Kentucky State Board of Pharmacy Master Joe Cromey is again at his old post at the livery stable of Mr R C Church after an absence of six months Joe is polite and accommodating and very popular with the patrons of the establish Farmers having real good butcher Come in and see our cheap stuffon hand which they wish to sell will receive the highest market prices neckwear in all colors and styles by calling on Mack Salyers 22 Main street Weitzel ODonnell fl-i-t- f ment The Kentucky Central Railroad will sell round trip tickets for one fare from Lexington to Covington to day to enable all persons who wish to do so to go to Cincinnati and hear Patti sing in grand opera at Music Hall Bucklens Arnica Salve See Gray Church on Main street The Best Salve in the world for before you contract to have your Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt house painted and they will save Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped you money Hands Chilblains Corns and all SkinEruptions and positively cures Mack Salyers wishes to announce Piles or no pay required It is guar to the public that bis Premium Ba Â¬ anteed to give perfect satisfaction or is now ready and on the money refunded con Price 2 cents per box For sale by Joe LeCompte market and sells at the lowest prices Â¬ tf m Texas Virginia house of seven rooms second door below Washing Â¬ ton on Broadway Apply to R M A For Runt Aldridge tf Mrs Mary T Bohannon formerly Miss Mary Todd of this city has sold her farm near Inde- Â¬ A Liberal Proposal Missouri for 225 per pendence Mr Dan Meagher sr propos- Â¬ acre Her late husband purchased four acres of his it about three years ago for 37 es to donate per acre She will remove to In- ground in Browns bottom to the Frankfort Georgetown and Paris dependence to reside Railroad Co for depot purposes o About two oclock Wednesday and we further learn that all land afternoon the boiler in the lower owners in the bottom are ready to relinquish the right of way to said saw mill of Messrs Wakefield West better known as the Hatchitt railroad So much so good mill collapsed its flues and moved Mrs Matilda Buhr has received out of position some forty feet in Catholic Knights of the direction of the Lewis Ferry from the pike The mill was badly wrecked America 2000 insurance upon the late but fortunately none of the em- Â¬ the life of her husband George Buhr ployes were fatally injured James m Stanley colored employed as sawOwing to the failure of the De- Â¬ dust wheeler was standing in front ficiency Appropriation Bill in of the furnace when the accident Congress the Postal Delivery occurred and was blown about 75 System will not be put in operation feet and fell upon the railroad until July 1st track leading to the river and was Mr Nat F Richardson is erectmore seriously injured than any one else bring scalded and bruised ing a two story frame residence on badly John Hunt and Willie his farm a mile and a half from Graham were at the river starting the city on the Louisville pike the syphon and the latter was and when completed will remove struck in the back with a brick to it and badly bruised but will soon be Nice Early Rose seed potatoes G5 out Mr Hunt was struck on the cents per bushel nt left elbow by flying debris receiv- Â¬ MASTIN BROS 2t Al Arvin ing a painful wound For Landreths garden seeds go to received a severe scalp wound and Gaylos old Market Chapman several others were slightly injured house corner tf the colored Reuben Patterson A splendid new line of wall paper fireman had a narrow escape He was standing upon a ladder in the and decorations and lowest prices at It 0 E Collins Bro act of getting upon the top of the boiler and was thrown backward Bro before Call on C E Collins forty feet in the direction of purchasing your builders hardware about Congleton Bros mill and escaped paints carpenters tools farming im Â¬ without a scratch though his face plements field seeds wall paper and and they will save you was filled with dirt The boiler decorations 4t money was an old one and the mill had Â¬ been idle for several years The S and J H Told have just received a fresh lot of Pittsburg and fireman said he had up but eighty Raymond City coal which they are pounds 6f steam and had two delivering from their yard at the gauges of water in the boiler lowest pricea Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Washington Territory West Virginia Wyoming Territory You can save money by buying your paint at Gray Churchs hard Â¬ ware house VThen Baby was sick we gave her Castorla When alio was a Child she cried for Castoria When she bocamo Mlsi ulio clinic to Castoria When the bad Children sbo gavo them Castoria The Western Feather Renovating gladly refund money if satisfaction is Company have been located in this not given Parasols The Indiana Chemical Co city for the past few weeks The Crawfordsville Ind We have the latest novelties in following named ladies will testify as Parasols they are beauties to the excellence of their work Co Sam D Johnson FOR SALE Mrs Judge Geo C Drane Mrs Hi- Â¬ Red Front 217 St Clair Street ram Berry Miss Laura Campbell FINE FARM LOCATED FOUR JIILE6 Mrs John W Payne Mrs G R A northeast ot Frankfort Kentucky contain- Buy your harness and gear from lug Rodman Mrs Geo A Lewis Mrs Mastin Bros Guy Barrett Mrs W L Jett and 105 Feb 2G tf Mrs W T Reading of good land which can nil be cultivated The Nice small hams at 12 cents per All persons wishing work done will story Improvements consist of a two mid a hal frame house of twelve rooms and kitchen pound at Mrs S J Bohannans with large cellar call at No 132 Moro street Good well of water and cistern at the door Feb 25 tf Stables corn crib granary nnd blacksmith shop The man that couldnt tell the dif all new Will be Mild on reasonable terms There Is a new tenement house containing four ference between a mules ears and a on the place An Elegant Substitute rooms particulars address For lemon can plainly see the advantage S MAUTIN For Oils Salts Pills and all kinds Frankfort Ky of buying his boots and shoes at m l bitter nauseous Liver Medicines Or lmiulre on the premises of McClures after examining their goods and Cathartics is the very agreeable and hearing their prices liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs Its advantages are evident it is more To the Interest of Farmers We are prepared to show our easily taken more acceptable to the effective T HAVE FOK SALE 2000 BUSHELS OF FIKST gentlemen customers the Gold stomach more pleasantly to 1 class northern white Seed and more truly Deneticial the sys Â¬ miles north east ofjFrankfort Oats on my farm 41a known astheStom and Silver Shirt at seventy five tem than any other remedy Recom Â¬ Fence farm Farmers In want of seed oats will money by examining my oats befoie purchas and ing cents and 100 One of the best mended by leading physicians by save Price 40 centaper bushel for sale in 50 cent and 1 bottles JAMES A HOLT made Weitzel ODonnell Chapman a Gayle Feb 12 6t If you want a good juicy steak We have just received our third in Â¬ sweet hams bacon or lard go to Mack voice of Torchon and Med ids Laces Salyers store Xo 22i Main street The prettiest stock in the city calj opposite Dr Duvalls residence and see them fl4 tf Sam D Johnson Co Figa Syrup Red Front 217 St Clair Street Mr Laub who bought the stock of Manufactured only by the Califor Â¬ Sol Harris has re Â¬ the Assignee of Money sived by buying Hoes nia Fig Syrup Co San Francisco moved all the remaining goods from Cal is Natures Own True Laxa Â¬ Rakes and Lawn Mowers at Gray this city tive It Is the most easily taken I have purchased an entire new Churchs hardware house Main St and the most pleasantly effective remedy known to cleanse the system stock of Dry Goods Fancy Goods and Everything good to eat at Mrs S when bilious or costive to dispel Millinery etc and will be open for J Bohannans headaches colds and fevers to cure inspection on or before Monday habitual constipation indigestion March 21st 1887 I respectfully inetc For sale in oO cent and 100 Early Spring bottles by Chapman Gayle vite my friends and patrons to cull We have received the latest things and see my new stock of goods Â¬ Neural Â¬ which I intend to sell lower than the in English Checks and Striped Suit Rliuematism in 2 Days gia Cured Co Sam D Johnson Thanking you kindly for ings lowest Red Front 217 St Clair Street The Indiana Chemical Co have your former patronage and hoping discovered a compound which acts am you will continue I Native Clover and Blue grass with truly marvelous rapidity in the Yours respectfully cure of Rheumatism and Neuralgia seed sold by Mastin Bros Mrs Sol Harris We guarantee it to cure any and fancy groceries of all every case of acute Inflammatory Staple and Trusses Bandages etc the best in Rheumatism and Neuralgia in 2 kinds at Mrs S J Bohannans cor Â¬ DAYS and to give immediate re Â¬ Gayles the world at Chapman lief in chronic cases and effect a drugstore old Market house corner ner Main and Ann streets speedy cure tf The most particular man in town On receipt of 30 cents in two cent m Paint your buggy for less than one will have no trouble in selecting a stamps we will send to any address the prescription for this wonderful dollar by buying the paint from Gray hat at McClures This firm seems compound which can be tilled by to have the happy faculty of pleasing your home druggist at small cost Church hardware merchants all tastes We take this means of giving our Lemons lo cents a dozen at Mrs S discovery to the public instead of put Â¬ Notice ting it out as a patent medicine it J Bohannans corner Main and Ann being much less expensive We will streets of Â¬ For and FARM ACHES Â¬ s the tree Just before falling off they place for sale he has to sell or turn a little yellow only slightly leave it as he has nothing to go on I here is not an orange and drop off one by one The with 0uAXtx Vij March 71887 ground beneath the trees is cover grove or house and lot that is not Dear Jioumhtttout ed now with the old dead leaves for sale so far as I have observed Yesterday was the day for inc The old orange clings as tight in this portion of the State The to write but being busy getting now as it did when I first came count y is supported by visitors in a car load of flour and getting and those who are influenced to inVery few having dropped off out some orders was prevented In I said everything except climate vest either in orange groves or fact after getting through I was What the fu undeveloped and will now try lands or town lots too tired to write and did not was ture of Florida will be no one to explain what I mean by this take my evening Walk land knows as I have said it is unde Â¬ This morning after drumming In the first place most of the veloped and will remain unde the town and writing several busi has to be fertilized especially the veloped until money is brought the ness letters I commenced this to pine or sandy land most of is from somewhere and invested and It is for friends land is of this nature There friends at home land test what Florida can do to her alone thai induces me to write what is called the hummock I believe the clifullest capacity and I usually d it with pleasure this is generally land on the rivers mate alone is worth a thousand dol has bur this morning my pen seems to or the lakes where the water been lowered by cutting a ditch lars an acre I believe you can raise drag most any thing here that can be The climate now is splendid and draining the same leaving raised north but it will take as I is con have not had a cloudy day for sev the land low and flat This sidered by some the best land for said five times as much expense to I am enjoying it but eral weeks do it After all this I believe it is continuously running everything especially vegetables will pay but still so far has not my mind Home has always The Indian River orange is grown in anything to any extent homeward It is in hummock land been i dear spot to me not the almost wholly few individuals arc skin true some little piece of ground but the dear It produces a much thinner but the pointed out who they say have ones connected with that little piece than the pine land orange stand ship- made it pay but the masses lose If I had them all with pine land orange will former is too money who invest with the idea of ground me perhaps 1 would in time feel ping much better the tender This I have been told since of making money by gardening or as though this was my home groves The rich man does not Florida has done a great deal for being here and found to be true tnvestinthis his idea is speculation kinds home to me I have not gained much in by shipping both friends The orange is the main alone The first thing to be done flesh but in feelings I have gained is for the railroads to make travel several hundivd pounds and at thing raised here and freights cheap as a man with I wrote some time since the peopresent I seem to be tied up here his family who comes here if his family with me ple lived on speculation that they family is of any size and travels to with a part of my but if J had them all here and would have to get over this and any extent unless he has a full should never return Frankfort and had as well begin first as last purse and something behind it to the people of Frankfort and espe Although the orange is raised but keep it replenished and takes in cially individuals in the place and few realize much from them hence the whole State as one would for miles around it who I have the ultimate result of the growth like he will leave the State a poor known and have been known to of the orange is undeveloped man The regular fare over all who have been true to me and You can raise them there is no the roads is five cents a mile It mine through adversity and pros- doubt of that but to make it a is true one can get a thousand The perity from my earliest relations paying crop is the question mile ticket for two and a halfcents day my bosom railroads charge such exorbitant a mile over any one road but you to the present swells out towards them and while rates of freight that by the time want to use all the roads but no life lasts the old town and its peo- they are shipped north and go into one road as much as a thousand ple will ever have a warm place the hands of the commission men miles therefore you cant avail I some the returns amount to almost ctecp down in my heart yourself of those tickets So with times feel that I will never be able nothing the same with early veg freight to any point in northern to go back in the old mill again etables hence they are neglected Florida or Georgia or Alabama health is worth more than all else Even the orange is being neglect- Â¬ They arc made to pay local freights I feel that the mill ca run without ed only to set out groves to sell until it eats up whatever is ship me and 1 can make it more profit- and this has about played out ped I was in the depot here a able by handling the product at They cannot raise vegetables profit- Â¬ few days since a party asked the this end of the line 5i trade for ably here for the reason that the rate on oranges to Philadelphia which I am getting up all over very time they want rain it dont he was told fifty cents a box 1 Here as at home come They say they can irri- asked the rate to Frankfort Ky South Florida and elsewhere our flour stands gate that the country is full of he looked and said he had no rates at the head when once used it lakes that they can put up wind to Frankfort I asked for Louismills and have tanks and use takes the lead five c this is all true but they ville he answeredis aninety deal Some may think I am writing hose Philadelphia great cents too much about myself I said in are not doing it further and only about half the It is true there are early peas rate to Louisville my first letter it was written for my I you friend1 not any one in particular strawberries beans c in market and others a box each shipped have You but lor all they being interested in but they are so high that but few of got the Philadelphia rate You will my welfare pecuniarily and other- them are sold the canned vege- see the difference when you pay it wise hence 1 write It is for them tables being a great deal the cheap- Â¬ What makes the difference is com- Â¬ the interest they take that influen- est and are being used I believe petition in water freights And ces me to write I might say inspires vegetables can be raised and prof- by the way the oranges that are me Without this feeling I could itably if one has the money and being sold through Kentucky and not write I commence because prepares for it but the earliest to the north outside of Philadelphia it is a duty after commencing the make a season will have to be un- New York Boston and the large fire is kindled and begins to burn der glass as they are liable to be cities are the very cheapest class Every of oranges actually not fit to eat and the dragging is left behind or killed even in March disappears and it becomes a pleas- time there is blizzard up north it To think of eating oranges that One are advertised for sale in Frankfort I pick a dear one out in my is felt more or Jess here ure mind these letters are mostly for great fault of the people here is at ten cents a dozen The railthe dear ones and write dirctly to they arc inclined to misrepresent roads should put rates down so the him or her I have written but two They will tell of the sunshine first class oranges could be bought letters except business ones and flowers oranges tropical fruits and sold and people who use those to the Roundaiiout since c but never tell of the cost them could get a good sweet demy coming to Florida but enough It is true the sunshine is free but licious and wholesome article everything else raised costs five I do actually believe one grand of this Florida is undeveloped in every times as much as it does anywhere cause of the improvement in my Take this health is the good oranges I have thing except climate this is grand elso to my knowledge as a whole The few cold snaps hummock land I have spoken of to eat that has been at my free use that have come since I have been as being the richest for vegetables at all times I have reduced my Sometimes c after the trees have been cut eating to two before each meal as here soon pass away deal of damage and taken off it will cost from one I do not believe it is good to eat they do a great About the first of this month the hundred to one hundred and fifty too much of anything thermometer was down to 30 cu- dollars per acre to get the roots I read Bro Darsies letter about As an accumbers and other vegetables of a out of the ground my literature or my becoming a tender nature were more or less quaintance said to me you would literary fellow I wish to say killed peaches were not hurt have to rent two acres to put the to him that I have no tendency in those I spoke of in my last or roots on that come out of one The that direction do not think much next to last letter being as large as palmetto grows in this class of of them myself I hesitate about peas are now as large as large size land and tnerc is several kinds of sending them every time but as Orange trees that were palmettos the roots of which he with others takes an interest marbles Some of grow in the ground and through in bloom were not hurt inspires me to scribble If a man gets out in them itand will say besides the early oranges are now as large as the ground them off he peas some are in bloom some just three feet square in a day he has takes no more interest in mine commencing to bloom some not done a big days work At one than I do in his letters and would showing signs of blooming with dollar and twenty five cents a day like to see them oftaner than I do the old oranges in a great many how long will it take and what will Boom the railroad and the gas groves still hanging on the trees be the cost It is almost incalcula The City Council would In one of my former letters I told ble This land on Indian river or well Son open the gas the orange tree was an ever- Â¬ near Orlando will cost from one not let Miles you I never knew whether the hundred to one hundred and fifty well at their own expense and test green A poor man it but I hope they will let some leaves lasted always or anything dollars per acre that is influenced to invest in this one do it and do other things and about it I xan now say I know The trees are now class of land or in groves the get up a boom for Frankfort as all about it new leaved in full the new leaves lands of which cost the same the other places in the West and South come out and force the old ones off I second or third year offers his are doing We have laid still long Letter From Florida I j Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ enough we must do something and do it quickly We are not living for ourselves alone but for those to come after us who will soon take our places The in terest we all should have in the future should nerve us to work I have been looking out for rail- road news in every paper The people of Frankfort and Franklin county should work in concert They are one their interest and their destiny are one I am in hopes the will move and move all along the line Yours truly Blood and Monej Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Tho blood of innn ha much to do in pimping hifl fictions during Iiih pilgrimago through tliiH troublcROino world regard Â¬ less of the amount of present or expect Â¬ ant money in pocket or stored away in bank It it a conceded fact that we ap Â¬ pear as our blood makon us and the purer tho blood the lmppior healthier prettier and wisor we are licnco tho oft re peated interrogatory how is your blood With puro streams of lifo giving fluid coursing through our veins bounding through our hearts and ploughing through our physical frames our morals become butter our constitution stronger our in Â¬ tellectual faculties more acute and grand er and men women and children happier healthier and more lovely Tho unprecedented demand tho un Â¬ paralleled curative powers and tho un John E Miles mistakable proof from thoso of unim Â¬ peachable character and integrity point with an unerring linger to H B B Bo Mr John King has occupied tanic Blood Balm a far tho best the tho quickest and the new dwelling house reccntlv cheapest most powerful blood the grandest remedy ever and tho built by W R Clark before known to mortal man in tho ro liof and postivo euro of Scrofuln Rheuma Â¬ Miss Bell Hi ban of Hempstead tism Skin diseases all taints of blood Texas has just arrived She will poison Kidney complaints old ulcers and sores cancers catarrh etc make this hor future home B B B is only about three years old a Mr Prentice Green of Carroll baby in age a giant in power but no in county has just returned home remedysuchAmerica can make or over has a wonderful showing in its made from a three weeks visit to friends magical powers in curing and entirely eradicating tho above complaints and and relatives at this place gigantic sales in tho face of frenzied op Â¬ By orders from the president of position and would bo moneyed monopo the Mt Zion turnpike I have been lists Letters from requested to ask Zeke Yocum to are pouring in all points where introduced upon us spsaking in its inform the president of said pike loudest praise Some say they receive who is the widow that offers the more benefit from one bottle of B B 1 than they have from twenty and fifty and reward for himself even ono hundred bottles of a boasted d and non medicinal Married Tuesday March 8th coction of inert of common forest roc 8s and branches Mr John Gilbert of Mt We hold the proof in black and whiteIn d 1887 a Zion Indiana and Miss Jennie we also hold the fort Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Bald Knob o Â¬ Â¬ -- Peyton An elegant reception was given at the home of the bride Â¬ Â¬ Little Charley son of Frank Waldncr and wife died March 14 near Baileys mill How sad to realize the fact that little Charley is no more cut down as he was in the childhood of his life To the bereaved husband wife and relatives we tender our heartfelt All who desire full information about tho cauo and cure of Blood Poisons Scrofula and Scrofulous Swellings Ulcers Sores Rheumatism Kidney Co nplaints Catarrh etc can secure by mail free n copy of our TJ pago Illustrated Book of Wonders filled with the most wonderful and startling proof ever before known Address BLOOD BALM CO Atlanta Oa For salo by W H AVERILL March 10 lm Â¬ sympathy Died March 4th 1887 Mrs Malinda Warren age 80 years 9 months and 21 days She and her husband who died about three years ago came to this place from Â¬ Winchester Ky about 1842 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ where she has resided until her She was the mother of 1 death children grandmother of 51 and She greatgrandmother of 39 professed the christian religion 60 Sad sad indeed is the years ago thought that we arc no more to see her in this world but she is gone to join the aged partner of her joys and sorrows in the great She did her part in hereafter warning the living to take heed to the fact that the time of departure Tho most wonderful Pain from this earth is a secret known Ctircr tho world has over only to God Your money will known Thanks be to God we may all bo returned if not found meet her in the glory land where as represented the wicked cease from troubling and the weary are at rest Children Cry for Pitchers mini Col W J Pollard Inn 7 1887 -- o Castorin Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ blood was in a very bad condition evincing its ill humors in a chronic WE 1LYVK THIS YKAR AN UNSURPASSED swollen and violently red nose and stock of Fruit an J innumerable- bolls that frequently ap Â¬ peared on my face looked as if I had ORNAMENTAL TREES a severe case of erysipelas firape Vines Asparagus and Some time airo 1 determined to try S S S as I had heard so much of the Specine as a moon puriuer Alter Send for Keneral Nursery mid Strawberry Cata usintr six large bottles of S S S I logues We have 110 unts but bell at liontst was entirely cured The violent deep prices red color left my nose the boils dis appeared permanently and my gen Â¬ eral health was built up wonderfully I regard S S S not only as the best H F HILLENMEYER blood purifier hut also as the finest Feb lj Sni Leximiton Ky tonic for reduced constitution and treneral debility that I know of W J Pollakd Yours truly Â¬ Swifts Specific Co Atlanta Uu Djak Siks For ten years my Augusta Ga TREES TREES Direct to the Planter 0 E COLLINS BRO From Rev Mr Kelly Myself and wife were seriously af flicted with malarial poison nervous DEALERS IN GENERAL prostration and general debility After using three large sized bottles of Swifts Specific we now consider ourselves almost entirely free from any blood impurities and are as ac Â¬ tive and supple us we were twenty and Building Material Paints Oil Glass Lime Cement years ago 1 take pleasure in recom Â¬ mending S S S to all who are suf fering from any Impurities of the Blacksmiths and Waeoa Makers Material blood dizziness or nervous headache HARDWARE Elder Church of Christ Muddy Fork line of Wall Paper and Decorations Howard County Ark and at very lowcutprices Cor Nashville Oct 7 1880 Broadway aud Lewis Streets Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis eases mailed free KENTUCKY The Swift Specific Co Drawer FRANKFORT 3 Samukl Kelly Iron Field Seeds Harness nd a fine new Atlanta Ga Feb 24 tf TWfT1BTF gfiyyyrr 0 M the Company within a radius of business thrift abundant cnpital and ju change for the better they must Beiiflon dicious to use a Western expression ten mues in tnc county rus will mentis atemployment of tho unlimited hntiil credit FAitor lhnmdalimili St Paul March 7th 188 amount to over S400OOO giving is cluS to nuturocan commandand The mrtnH tle What she needs is energy nnd mnu in To the Editor of the Roundabout her people have the ability It is said that there is a tide in employment to hundreds now in work Cincinnati has heen largely inter Her Being a constant reader of old men must take more interest the affairs of men it is true also enforced idleness and bringing ested The whole idea is observed at Flndlay in dilneult to It bullies your paper I have not failed to in the affairs of the present and with communities and if taken uu tu uu uuur and is in re dtv iii icuuciion OI description phenomena realize one lm tho of that for some time past you give less time to brooding over at its flood will lead to fortune five cents per bushel Any man few natural notice that must soen have been giving to your readers memories of the past her young Franklin county ha3 its booming a householder who burns one lo understood nnd appreciated cnn many interesting letters from the men upon whose shoulders in a tide Wilt its citizens Catch the hundred bushels a year will save not ut Lf V10 thin place interest land of sunshine and flowers upon that one article alone which vlth its advantages is destined to short time will rest the responsi flood or let the railroad ebb part I have also seen frequent Commu bilitics of the citys affairs must them Our county and city has more than three times the tax he rnka a great commercial and manu- tctunng center Ihoso who are lirst in nications from other points far re give up street corner discussions reached a period in their history nnvs 011 1 mnill lmmn if Iir in I j v theft 11 wm iifHuremy reap untoiu nenotit moved from my old Kentucky on matters of no importance and when it is live or die progress- tortunatc as to have one We In conclusion it will he a city of model home but never have I seen a put their shoulders to the wheel ively speaking can export and import our arti homes Marital troubles will havo no place no direct communication from this and help roll the old coach out of question of a new railroad cles of trade at greatly reduced quarrelaswith husband will have the faco to riic his wifo tho distinction young but rapidly growing and the mire in which she is stuck so stands at our doors The com rates We can get a good price of putting n match to for morning lire tho golden North west and freestone fast on to more solid ground pany asks us to assist them in for our timber The escape- of jas from the I want through the columns of And when she is once started up constructing this road at the same quarries can get a good market Karg well is so strong that a crow your paper to say something lo the road to prosperity she Will time offering us collateral for and the sound of the loom and bar can not be held oVer the open your readers touching the history move along even as have some of assistance hammer will be heard keeping ing by the strongest man An and wonderful improvement of her more prominent Southern sis Shall we assist them or not time to the whistle of the new elbow was put in this well the iet this grand section of our country ters is the question If we desire our enterprise I hope it will wake lighted and it reached across the but I feel that my first duty is to The way to bring Frankfort into county and the capital city to up the Rip Van Winkles of Frank river ioo yards The grass be the land of my birth So this prominence is to quit growling grow in population if we desire hn county to gaze on a new gan to shoot during the winter epistle shall be devoted to items of among ourselves and get down to cheaper rates and more convenient civilization and a new railroad and tramps slept in comfort upon interest and of the greatest impor- Â¬ the work of building up her inter- Â¬ shipping facilities if we desire which will benefit all the drone the opposite bank under the blaze tance to those who dwell amontr ests Do not be blinded by preju- capitalists to come among us if as well as the enterprising without covering when the ther the rugged hills and beautiful val- dice Quit saying I wont have we desire our property to increase A BnxsoxiTE mometer was 30 degrees below leys of my native county Here anything to do with this or that in value and a spirit of enterprise zero after it shall be my pleasure to tell scheme because it has the support to take hold of our people we A contract was recently made Indianapolis Ind them of the advantages offered by of A or B by Findley parties to sink three Such silly narrow should encourage the project March 16 1887 this the home of my adoption wells to gas for 22o But if the people of the city and nauor itounaaoont mindedness as this has throttled I love Frankfort and her people the growth of the city too long county want real estate to depreWith all of Findleys wealth of Having seen from the paper and would gladly see her prosper I see by the papers that the ciate in value and God knows we that the incorporators of the Frank- gas one well has been sunk which even as it seems from her natural question of building a railroad from are dead enough now if the voters fort Heating Company were is a failure situation and advantages God had Frankfort to Georgetown and Paris of Franklin county want to en opening the old gas well on Jerry At Corry Ohio five wells were intended that she should is being agitated By all means tirely kill the business of the city Brislans corner I have taken the slink but none furnished sufficient From a long and intimate asso at whatever cost build the road and county and drive awav a liberty of encroaching on your pressure till 500 pounds nitro ciation with the people of Frank- and at the same time induce the population which the city would valuable space with some facts glycerine vas exploded in one of fort and Franklin county I learned Louisville Southern railroad to tap have and which would make about natural gas which will them when it became a perfect to know them well I remember Frankfort These two roads with a market for our country probably be of interest to some of jumbo Gas is supplied at 25 that there was one characteristic their connections would give produce All this will be done your many readers cents per stove grate or room per which seemed common to them all Frankfort an equivalent of six if we oppose the making of It is cheap A correspondent writing to the month to residences viz inquisitiveness But I also roads and would break the grip this road I say that no man Cincinnati Enquirer from Finley er to let your stove continue to remember that they were ever that the L burn than to re light it Mr Mc N has had upon who has the commercial progress Ohio says hungry for information concerning your windpipe through all these of his city or county at heart A Sabbath stillness prevails The air Arthur says his stove has not been persons while they were slow to years And then with slack wa- Â¬ will oppose this enterprise The is clear and although the dinner hoar is out for 30 days that by a turn of investigate and slozvcr to appreciate ter navigation from the three forks opposition comes from the croak- 011 not a single residence chimney sports his valve he builds his fire or lets its wreath ox smoke facts concerning those things that of the Kentucky river to the ers the narrow minded and sel- - steam shows over the A puffy cloud of it die down He says there has roof of the would add most to the wealth and Ohio to the head of navigation on nsn ciass wno would teea a table factory ou tho one hand immense been no serious accident that he while on prosperity of their city and county the Ohio Mississippi and Missouri horse and starve their own chil- Â¬ the other nnd some distanco to the north burned but not blistered his factories loom up To the above truth it is chargeable rivers and from thence again to dren to death These are the tho three great glass no hand once That a tenderfoot clean atu new with evidence at mat v ranKiort is ot so little impor- the sea you would be in a position ones who are unwilling to bear a mouth of the wide throated chimneys tho first turns on the gas then inserts to tance in the commercial and manu Â¬ to offer inducements to manufact- share of small taxation for the indicato the flames that are raging with a his hand into the stove or grate heat of infernal intensity below Near facturing world urers to come to the town I believe good of the county Thank God them one can see the loug low roof of which being filled with gas flashes Now I do hope that none what I write I know it for I see the they are few Franklin county the edged tool works but there are 110 like powder and you have a among you will take offense at the very great advantages accruing was not made for the exclusive towering stacks to conduct the smoke burned hand almost before you truth above written I would be from these things every day not use of a few self constituted aris- from tho furnaces beneath and for the know it That the correct way is very simple that there is no the last to wound the feelings of only in this city but in many tocrats and dignitaries who have to conduct reason heat generating smoke to put your light into the stove The power tnose wno tor years have dealt so Western and North western towns no more enterprise than the is natural gas about which men say so and then light the gas I see I much and know so kindly with me and mine Yet Fuel would be cheap wood and mummies in the tombs of Egypt larly those who have little more particu am taking up too much of your never witnessed nn when we leave our native city and iron working concerns could find space and will stop for the present We live in a time when we exhibition of its appalling force go out into the world and see with no bettet location Your increased should act upon principles that Wonderful Marvelous Miracu W R Watson what rapid strides other and young- railroad facilities etc would so it is right to do the most good lous are the epithets heard and they is bevond to compass the subject er places are crowding their way reduce freights that the business of to the many Were it not tor fail power of man to grasp ItNiagara Another railroad conference tho is into the front rank of commercial the town would more than double this principle actuating others at once tho wonder and admiration of the was held at Pans on Friday importance it cuts to the quick to in two years five years would see the farmers of Franklin county whole civilized world The cataract is a Judge P D Bush of Frankfort sublime realty understandable and ex know that those we have left at the population doubled and the would not have the fine turnpike plainable by natural laws The gas is a President of the Paris George- Â¬ home are sitting idly by with value of property quadrupled roads that leads to the Frankfort greater wonder becauso an town and Frankfort Railway mystery The wells now twenty Company and Charles Stoll rep Â¬ folded hands permitting opportu- Â¬ Men and money would come to market and Bald Knob and Ben Â¬ 1100 to nity after opportunity to improve the town boys who are now grow son could have nothing to market in number inare from They reach1300 and resenting the Kentucky Union more teet well into depth their condition pass by their very ing upjn idleness and dissipation over dirt roads but chinquapins tho Trenton limestone which constitutes Railway were present in consul- Â¬ doors to be embraced bv smaller would find employment for their and hoop poles natures great receiver Strange to say tation with the Bourbon County a well on one side of the town will pro but more wide awake neighbors hands and their brains loafers Judge Bush stated As Frankfort spent her thou duce oil the other gas and both are committee Lawrenceburg secured the Louis- would desert your streets and sands to give us good pikes and obtained on about the sumo relative depth that he would be able by the 24th at ville Southern Railroad and with with them would go in a great a navigable river so did Cincinnati and from the same strata of tho earths inst to make a final proposition bowed heads consent that their measure the disturbances of the and Louisville spend their mil- Â¬ crust Though the oil is an important at which time capitalists whom it industry nothing great natural advantages shall go public peace now and for years lions and taxed themselves for about it your Findlayite says held by was expected would build the pro- Â¬ While tho wells are to waste past so common there and Frank- their own and our good The local companies and are being constant posed road would be present In answer to the question how fort the beautiful dreamy eyed croakers kicked the railroad tax ly worked gas hns so overshadowed them Mr Stoll asked in behalf of the tho visitor will in importance are things at Frankfort my old lazy maiden of the hills wedded was an eye sore to them and nothing unless tliat himself broaches hear Directory of the Kentucky Union he the respected and valued friend ludtre to industry would become the they have enjoyed the benefits of subject But gas it is in tho air and that the committee should suspend G VV Craddock once remarked proud mother of prosperous and the road for forty years and that keeps the citizen company nsleop and action upon the proposition here- Â¬ awaue it is easy of detection emitting to me Frankfort is a Dead Sea happy sons and daughters road is now a standing monument nn odor not unlike blue lick and is in tofore submitted to them by the a stagnant pool with none of that of enterprise It should be an that respect more to be desired than the Kentucky Union until Clark and Robt B Franklin which bears no energy and business push so neces incentive to take another step in Pittsburg find body too showing taint It Fayette counties should indicate is of greater a much Taylor toil sary to a healthful certain business the boom setting in all along the greater percentage of carbon Tho force what they would do growth and general prosperity and The rose with which it leaves even the small wells Louisville Miss Sadie Grant has gone to line in the new South Tobacco Market commands unlimited respect but when unless we do something to put the Versailles to visit Miss Pattie bud that wont expand will rot one stands before such an one ns was FUItNISHED BT OLOVKU DUIWETT PIIO- waters in motion to strenghen Macey and if Franklin county wont tapped but two days ago on the Heck 1IiIUTOIiS LOUISVILLE TOBACCO WUtE- and revive the business interests HOUSE advance in the progressive march farm a tremor akin to terror is felt Mr Lacefield is moving his she will fall into the tho escaping current The hissing noise there I fear we are doomed to dry The waste basket amounted almost of a shriek and it could just sales on our market for tho week to closed amount to 3334 hhds with re up ana De blown away even as family to their new home near of bankrupt counties and her bo distinctly heard a quarter of a mile ceipts for the same period of 3422 hhds Bridgeport the chaff before the wind enterprising and industrious citi uway aud that while the escape pipe was The sales since January 1st amount to I agree with him entirely and the 250015 hhds Mr and Mrs Thornton Ed- zens will have to migrate and ou a level with Kargground well can be heard a The famous We have had another week of large those who have given the subject wards of Versailles who have been leave her a deserted village distance of nine miles und the light will receipts and sales Prices for all grades any thought must also be convinc- visiting Miss Pauline Frazier the We see Lexington and Dan- cast u porcoptiblo shadow twelve miles of Burloy Common Trash ed of the truth of his figure of past week returned home Tues- ville who lost thousands on rail away Tho pressure is four hundred decidedly better until the excepted were lattor pnrt of pounds to the square now speech roads that were failures striving supplying all the lightinch aud it ishouse tho week since then they have heen irreg- day and heat for uiany lower on an graues irom medium Year by year you see your It is use aud at the same time feeding the tires tillers down Evory thing from medium Dick Grant has been investing to gain another road young men leaving going some Â¬ strange but true The largest for oil well boilers within a radius of three fillers up of decided character have been where anywhere that they may in poultry preparatory to engag tax payers and property holders aud one half miles It has been running firm Common Trash is possibly a bid just as tierce for ti70 find employment that will give ing in the raising of fancy chickens are in favor of the road and the ready asyears and isthe drill revealed and or two stronger than they were tho preou the duy its vious week but are not quotably higher Suggestions will be thankfully re- Â¬ them in return for their labor a opposition comes from that class presence und whs blown out of the tube No material change in Old Burleys ceived lair compensation who care nothing for the commer- Â¬ and through the top of the derrick for its The following quotations fairly ropresent inquisitiveness the market Mr Sam Miles has for some cial prosperity and Under the present state of growth of the Sixteen hundred houses nre now under Dark Trash for new burloy time been the guest of Dr J W city of Frankfort or 150 to 225 things the man who can make a Franklin contract to bo built Two additional glass Colory Trash Murray His father is absent in county and nine times out of ten factories have fixed upon their location Common Lugs not colory 250 to 350 living in Frankfort and in case of 300 to 400 a few weeks sickness still have Florida for his health but Sam are barriers to every species of us also irou und steelworks and a rolling Colory Lugs to mill One of tho glass men who started Common Leaf not colory 400 to 600 400 500 enough to pay his attending phy- Â¬ did not care to go so many miles enterprise set afloat for advance- Â¬ there loss than a year ago with little else Good Leaf 500 to 700 sician and a nurse is a genius and but debts has paid them all up and tho Pine Leaf Misses Natalie and Mary C ment and development 1000 to 1476 will double his capacity in one of the thriving growing Sawyier spent several days with Now this road is certainly a coming season bo more conclusive r Can any thiug towns oi the North west could Mrs Crichton the past week boom for our county The sum of The march of improvement aud solid BUILDING LOT FOR SALE make a fortune While out riding they met a young 1 50000 to be expended will advancement has just begun Tho tide works sink lias turned and whilo The people of Frankfort must stag I he animal took to the hills only add five cents additional tax t0 tho dUst whence theytho gas the town is A DY came SSPMJSWwake up If they would see a on their approach while the money expended by moving with all tho speed that enterprise fljJSSSt tifu otUM le at tt bTbHiOT Â¬ Â¬ I Â¬ Â¬ Letter from Minnesota 1 - Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ earth-embowele- d Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - I x t h FRANKFORT ROUNDABOUT of unimproved river over which all IT crafts must pass to reach the slack AT LAW water portion of the river The AXXORNKY Three ForkH Enterprise navigation of the unimproved part FRASKKOKT KY The Beattyville Dam is naturally affected by the dam at PRACTICE WILL Fiiiiikllii IN THE CIRCUIT COURTS On account of nn increase in our business wc have removed our store from Ann St to Gallatin Boone Tlic following correspondence relative to the headwaters and it was thought and Grant counties Carroll Court of Appeals Owen In the and the Hunttyville dam ii submitted with the that by the construction of a dam In the Federal Court Main Street Next Door to lie Engine House may allny the fcara of our where the river was of more than aijytf hope that it people on a tnattci of vital Interest to usual width and of which more Where wc propose to keep as complete a stock in our line as nny house in Kentucky We call special attention to the them We have seemed the agencies for the best goods known to the trade viz than one quarter could be removed Housekeepers Attention letter of Maj Post at pleasure that navigation below War Department OLLIVER AND SOUTH BEND CHILLED PLOWS the works would be benefited IF YOU WANT NICE LIGHT BREAD USE Washington City berather than injured It was Feb ii 1887 LeCOMPTES lieved that by opening the gates AVERY MEIKE BRIKLEY STEEL PLOWS Sir I have the honor to ac the water in the river immediately POWDER iVICORMir BINDERS REAPERS 8 MOWERS knowledge the receipt of your below the dam could be raised BAKING letter of the 19th ult inclosing land that in the river above the Wc have nIo added to our stock Prepared and FOR SALE ONLY by one of the 16th ult from Hon dam could be lowered until the BUGGIES SURREYSROAu CARTS W J Caudill of Manchester difference of level between the two Carpenter i Ky relative to the obstruction pools would be so small that the LeGompte i mm SADDLES AND HARNESS to navigation of the Kentucky chutes could be run with safety PROPRIETORS OF THE FIELD SEEDS A SPECIALTY river by the recently completed The chutes can be and have been Call and see us improvement at Beattyville Ky run successfully in the lower stages FAMOUS GEN HARRIS COLOGNE JUSTIN BROS waWBBMfc5B3MMBiM y and requesting that the matter of the river but recent experience AND In has developed unexpected diffreceive immediate attention I beg to inclose a commu iculties in the higher stages and LCOMPTES HANDSM00THER reply nication of the 7th inst from the the experiments mentioned will be Chief of Engineers upon the sub made to see if these difficulties can ject together with a copy of a re- be removed -- F MAJOB Look Out f We Are Coming Â¬ Â¬ m Pi i i i mpp Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ port of the 31st ult from Maj Jas C Post Corps of Engineers to whom the matter was referred The Chief of Engineers states that Maj Post gives a clear state ment of the facts of the case and of the proposed remedies which it is hoped will prove satisfactory Very respectfully Your obedient servant Â¬ Wm C To Hon W Secretary of War P Taulbee M Endicott Should it prove impossible to NOTIFIED run the chutes in high water and THE PUBLIC IS HEREBYAddle Garrett THAT 1 have bought from Sirs admin istratrix of E Whltcsldes deceased his entire some change in the work be nec- Interest In the essary this can be effected at comparatively small cost by construct- Furniture and Undertaking ing a second pair of bear trap gates in the chutes With these the could be used as locks at chutes the higher stage of water and And have sold one half Interest In my business to when the waves at the end of the S chutes were not too high they could be run as at present Â¬ NOTIGE BUSINESS W BiJLc3sle3r iKilllll M 1 Â¬ STILL AHEAD WITH THE Â¬ Â¬ Largest Stocto Ever brought to this city in HHKli Jl DunvirD GhvaLmp AND 1 DEHONEY be continued C Office of Chief of Engineers Washington D C Feb Hon War Jas C Post Major of Engincas And hereafter the style of the firm will be Fancy Goods Of all description s MNHpiZt I United States Army 7 Brace Up STATEN And the business w 111 DEHONEY at the old stand The 87 W C Endicott Scccctary of I C have the honor to acknowledge the reference to this office for report of the communi Â¬ cation nf the 19th ult from the Hon W P Taulbee M C incl sing letter addressed to him by Hon W J Caudill of Man- Â¬ in relation to the chester Ky 10000000000 obstruction to navigation of the Kentucky river by the improve- Â¬ 3 ment recently completed on that ters drug store river at Beattyville and to state that it was referred to Maj J C THORN HILWOULTRY Coal Post Cotps of Engineers a copy EeM of whose report dated January KINDS DOUBLE SCREENED is herewith submitted ALL family use Prompt Delivery Full L B MARSHALL PROPRIETOR 31 1887 Weight Bottom Prices Maj Post gives a dear statement R C Brown Leghorns S C White Leg of the horns Buff Cochins Black Javns W P of the facts of the case and Telephone connection No 30 proposed remedies which it is B Spanish EGGS FOR SALE AFTER MARCH 1ST hoped will prove satisfactory GEO B Mr Taulbees letter and in 200 Per setting of 13 FRANKFORT KY closure are herewith returned Feb 12 2m Very respectfully Your obedient servant KELLEY DR Sir -- OF You are feeling depressed your of Whltcsldes Staten No 218 St Clair street JOS T STATEN appetite is poor you arc bothered with May 8 tf headache you are fldgetty nervous STOVES GRATES and generally out of sorts and want to brace up Brace up but not withstim- Brass Goods Goal Hods Vases uinnts spring nietiieines or outers which have for their basis very cheap General Insurance Agent And at prices that cannot be duplicated ever seen in one House in had whisky and which stimulate you Frankfort before Dont forfor an hour and then leave you in Ofllcoon Main St Opposite Farmers Bank get the place worse condition than before What REPRESENTING you want is an alterative that will JNO T BUCKLEY purify your blood start healthy action 1S Leading American and foreign Company St Clair Street of Liver and Kidneys restore your WITH OVEK- vitality and give renewed health and ASSETS strength Such a medicine you will PERM POLICIES WRITTEN ON FARM PROP- And in Electric Bitters and only 50 I erty at low efat rates Agent Anchor Line of cents si bottle at LeCouipte Carpen Â¬ Steamship Prepaid Ticket sold from any poll In Great Urlttaln or Ireland Aprl7 ly LARGEST STOCK T HTJGHBS Â¬ Â¬ jHlfliiiESifl MgiiBMMII lillllilllllllll jlipB FA Choic Cheap Capital City Machine Works J B MEEK Propriotor Manufacturer and Dealer in Â¬ STEAM ENGINES BOILERS MACIILI1T Distillery Mill and Agricultural Machinery DRAWINGS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED Blacksmitbing Pipe Work Jobbing and Eepairing Promptly Attended to Afrent for J C Duane I Brig Gen Chief of Engineeis OF CINCINNATI WILL BE AT THE OHIO WK CROMWELL w AND U S Engineer Office CAPITAL HOTEL IN FRANKFORT KY Attorney-at-La- JTJLjS BOXXjEHEB ZEffiTQ XiTE -HSTID -A- ft i ti h f - BLIND mid was built in accordance with the plan submitted by a Board of JAS A VIOLETT JAS ANUItEW SCOTT lhis By the Brlnkerliolt Syhtem and a cure Is guaran Engineers lcb 21 1884 VIOLETT SCOTT teed In every case of Piles contemplated the construction of NO KNIFE IS USED a fixed dam 469 feet long with a FRANKFORT KENTUCKY NO LIGATURE IS USED lift of 14 feet and with two passes PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS IN each 60 feet wide LITTLE OR NO PAIN IS PRODUCED WILL or chutes and adjacent counties OFFICE Up stairs over Judge P U Majors olllce NO CHLOROFORM IS USED by bear trap gates closed Jan 22 tf This work was completed in FISTULA IN ANO 1886 and since that November Is cured DR J COLLINS time the gates have worked perFISSURES was anticifectly fulfilling all that Cured without cutting or tearing pated from them The difficulty RECTAL ULCER complained of by those who are to MAIN STREET OPP RODMAN A The great bane of humanity Is cured If the pa pain use the chutes is that the waves tient does not call too late This Is the greatest OFFICE Teeth extracted withoutgas bj the Oxide or laughing a disease enemy of at the meeting of the current and secretor nothingmankind und before the of which use of Nltrouse BRINK was known little troubled ERIIOFF dlscoerles Many patients still water at the foot of the chutes with constipation or occasional attack are dlarrnea of W C MACKLIN headache dyspepsia Itching Increased are too high to permit rafts or boats lame backkidney and bladder trouble that ure not L F COMPTON through them safely This at night Is caused by ulceration In the lower bowel passing aware It a well established fact that many dis MACKLIN It Is probably is true at some heights of eases now the stomach liver kidney bladder COMPTON of nervous system are now be- Â¬ womb und by the coexistence ure either caused or water and experiments IROIBIETOKS of WLES FISTU lurgravateU ing made to ascertain to what ex- Â¬ LA FISSURE or RECTAL ULCER tent this condition obtains The W J HUGHES REFERENCES Mills Frankfort result of these experiments will be RICHARD FERGUSON Frankfort J M WITHROW Lexington HAVE THE FULL reported as soon as practicable Dr Kelley The problem presented in the every duy of can be found at his Cincinnati office each week except FRIDAY und SAT construction of this dam was an URDAY Pamphlets describing these diseases and this exceedingly difficult one A dam mode of treatment sent free to any one by ad AND MANUrACTCHE dressing was needed during low water M D Six of the best grades of the beet seasons and any dam whatever is W I KELLEY Flour made in the World free running Seventh St Cincinnati 0 376 West an obstruction to the - CONSULTATION FREE n8 Office vrareroom Broadway opp Capitol Square high water of rafts and boats at Below the dam there are 160 miles Dec 26 ly of hnginccis U b A l lie clam at Beattyville referred to within Cincinnati Ohio SATURDAY MARCH 12 1887 January 31 1887 SATURDAY APRIL 9 1887 Respectfully returned to the Chief SATURDAY MAY 7 1887 Dr Kelly makes 11 specialty of curing BLEEDING Heal Estate Agent WILL June 2u Columbus Steam Pumps 123 Lewis St Near the River Frankfort Ky ESSEND FOR PRICE LIST TOIKIES ana PRACTICE will also five special attention to the purchase and sale of real estate collection of rents claims and the negotiation of loans Olllce opposite IN THE COURTS OF and the adjoining counties and H G MATTERNS CAPITAL ly ITCHING PILES Â¬ ART GALLERY 342 MAIN STREET PORTRAITS IN CRAYON -- Â¬ S AND ALSO- - Â¬ DENTIST PHOTOCRAPHS Of MfiiiaiiiiinmiiiiiiMiiiLTji all Sizes at Eeduoed Frioe Â¬ R ROGERS -- DEALER IN- - Â¬ Â¬ Elkhorn Roller COFFINS IT SsC E COMPLETE LINE OF Gents Furnishing Goods In Stock and all Kind of Â¬ Shirts Made to Order A SPECIALTY 227 MAIN Â¬ FOR SALE OR RENT KY ACRES NEAR A SMALLofFARM OF 108Apply CRUTCHER THE to Forks of Elkhorn WASSIi Feb 26 tf STREET FRANKFORT C- All the latest style furniture constantly In stock Jitrr it lSdW