The Frankfort roundabout. [volume], January 06, 1883, Image 3

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FRANKFORT ROUNDABOUT,
FRANKFORT .lANTAUV 0 1HS.1.
TO TRAVELERS.
Commencing Monthly, October t(3, tlio fullowitti;
lime talilo will lie in effect cm llie I., it N. R. R. fur
this point.
TRAINH SOUTH.
T.cnvc t.e.ivc Arrive at
I.ntimillc. rr.ml.rort. K"inqmn.
No. tS . , . 7:o a. m. to'.ij a. m 11:37 A, "!.
No. so . . . 7:70 m. q:j5 p m, 11-05 m,
No. 22 . . , a:,; r. m. 5:18 i'. m. 7'n5 i v.
No, 24 . . . 5:13 p. ft. arr. .t t"rankfoit8:3o p. m,
TIIAINS SOI'Tlt.
I.avc t. nve Arrive at
Frankfort, Louisville.
No, 17 . . . 7:00 A.M. 8:15 r. m, tons A.M.
No ?3 leave t'r.iiikforl 6:00 A, M.arr. I.uu ij'.to A. M.
No, ig . , . 3:00 p. M. '.lo r. M. (:a P. M.
No, at . . . 1:10 P M. 2:27 P. M. 5:15 P. M.
Train No, 21 mikes connection for Cincinnati, arriving
there at 7:15, p. m. Train No. i makf.
for Cincinna i, arriving there at I'll,, pni.
No. n ni k 1 cotincclioo from Cincinnati, leaving
there at 3:00, p, m., :tr living at Frankfort at 8:30,
p. 111.
K. I. UK VAN, Ascnt.
LARGEST GiaCUL4TI0II II CITY Ml COUNTY
Sec Dr. C. H. ChinnV ctinl in another
ti.
irr.flc'Ofirt' I.. PavnehiiH his
ns second Lteilteiuiiit ol t lie Mc-
Creitry Gium!.
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A new telephone heen plttoeil in the
oflice of t lie State Treneiirer. It' you wish
to interview Col. Tnte enll No. 1.
The of "jiittini:" n jury vn
Honiewhnt njiitateiJ "hv the CoiiitiHiiiivciilih'r
Attorney in the Circuit Court tlie of the
week.
Itev. .1. n. Cotttell, D. I) . o( Louisville,
will deliver 11 lecture in thi" city
eveniti! next lor the hem-fit o(
Chinch.
Mrs. Annie l. t'ook Iuih tented Col. .1.
Stoddard .lolinMonV ootlii'je on the eorner
of Main and Second Mreots, tind hns removed
there to reside.
The new depot at Station ha- heen
completed and train- stop there rejtiilnrlv
now. Mr Jntnes I. Shaw is the nent and
Mr Lee A. Owen
Hiram Loiljie, No. -J, A. Y. 5f., 111H1 in
regular monthly eomiiiuuicsition on
evening next, and Ksoteiie. Lodj'e, No.
friiJ, on WcdneM.ny evening.
The gviiiid jury in the Cireitii
Court, on Tue.-day, returned a true hill
against Thomas Ciitlenden for the willful
murder ol Rose Mohy, eoleied.
Jake it doe have two colts
entered lor the tacos at Lexington,
viz: Carlisle, liy Tea liroecU, dam Nellie
Dnidy, and Worth, hy King 'Jim, dam
Mollis te hv Asteroide.
In the Circuit Cotut Tticcdav
Moses Hooker, coloied. plead "Hilly to the
charge ol lisivin' stolen "10 yanlsot carpet
from Mr. I'eler Sower, and ;ih given one
xi'ar in the peuitculiarv.
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The 1'ioctiu", ol the Circuit and County
Courts drew a large croud to town Monday,
hut sales of wire few. The
were 011 however, in loice
ami did a lively
The telephone exchange u ill he leiitoved
in a few dus liotn the Western I'liimi Tel.
egrufli olliee to the corner room in the thud
story ol the i'liiMing, which
i- a tiiuch tuoie niiopiiate place lor it
We have heen ciliuu 11 hy .Mr. J'. B. .lelteiH
an ear ot corn grown hy Mr. WadeDauson,
ot county, which i.- the
exact shaped a human hand. The thumb,
four tinkers, and palm ol the frind
ale lemarkahly well delined.
The new t'iiy Council met Tuesday night
and unanimously te elected lion, E. II.
Taylor, jr., Mayor and Mr. Prank V. ("liny
City Clerk. Owi. j: to the illness of Minor
Tiivlrir tuee inliiiiii'iicil im- mu n,.,l- ,,,
to meet nt the call of the Mavor.
In nnother column will he found the
ol Hon. Ira Julianas a candidate
lor re-election to the otlice of Representative
of this county in the next
11 tu re. Ilttviti'' made a ;ood and fuithhil
ollicer, he deserves an iuilorsemeiit.
Cilpt. K, O. Iluw kins the sheritr elect,
lailed to ive hond on Moudav, the olliec
was declared vacant and Mr. John W.
(iaines appointed to fill the vacancy until
the next election, who yave bond
nnd euteied upon the discharge of his duties.
If we are to have a new hall, hy
all menus let the stage and rooms
he lilted up decntly. The old ones in
Major Opera 1 louse were such miserable
allUirs that an actor once wrote with chalk
over one ol the doors, " llioee who enter
here leave hope behind."
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's1" iu 'jTf.vtvmct.i mvofji'MiBrsnsBt
one I'nct is hein;: hel'ore the
minds of the people o( (he United State.-,
Kendall's Spavin Cure not excelled ns a
liniment. Keild
The lianils'iini lilhoniph of the
Distillery diplneil in the
window ol Mesrs. II allies tt (lliilei
from a p'ioto:rapli taken hy Mr II.
fi. Mittleru, the cnpiinl pholo.'rnphrr.
. Indue Brown living nid he nmihl
not ask the (loernor lor tioops to proteel
Seal and Cr.dt d 11 rim: their trial nt f!riiyon
next mouth, nnd the mililiii hovs, who arc
anxious to take the ttip, may jet haven
dm nee to '.M hack to tlie Moiinliiins
The trial ol Kianlc Jliert lor the
of deny Lee was he'itn
aliernoon in the Circait Court. It leipnred
untii alternooa to oi a jury, Inn
the t a kin ol evidence was liegiin it soon
as the panel wan complete, and is still in
porj!tes..
In Nashville, Tenmsee, the police throw
ail the conceded deadly v.eapons they lint!
Upon the ol of that city into
the river. It would he it jooil idea for the
police of this place to throw not only the
weapons hut seme of who entry them
iitu the river.
The new Cnuuciliurii are licinjj hfieged
hv hungry otlice seekers Mr Dan
Meujjlier, ar, wa called up out of hit hed.
ahottt eleven o'clock Monday nijrht, hy one
of them who thought he was elected one
ol the of the Third Ward
instead of Ids sou. Mr. John Meajilier.
The L'lwrencehiirj Telephone Companx
havin!' lailed to pay iherenl of their iti'.ru
to Hell Telephone
Companv, tiie ajint of ihe latter,
inorniuur, "cut out" their in this
city, nnd thus ;ui n stop to the ol
the line helweeii this place and
Pilot .I0I1 ti S. Stout, the former
hoy who Mood at the wheel of the ill
fitted fitentner It. E. Lee when she wt.s
hurned, on the nisihl of the 30th ol Sep
and never left hi.- post until he hud
run her ashore, was presented vvilli u jrohl
watch and chain, a few day" since, hy his
admitim: Irieuds in Memphis.
Two "jeutlemen of the same name reside
011 the South Side, one single nnd the other
married, and the n.airied one has a voting
huly cousin that has not seen him for year-,
who came to the city a lew davs and
in looking up her iclatives ran the
single "jentleiuan and cliiimed km with him.
The youiij: inati took in the situation, and a--he
was !ood looking, hecniiu as nllectionnte
a-could lie and now the yottni: lady
drop- in to .ee him eveij l,iy or two, think
111 she has loin d her huitr h'st .
The switch engine stalled up the railroad
Thursday wiih two lilltd
with section hands in tow, lor the
ol diiiti' seine repairing to the track. When
in li out of the Hill both
iumped the track, were overturned,
and the hind thrown in every direction
Fottiimitch they were only 1 iinnhi at the
tale of ahoiil ten or twelve miles an hour
and no one was seriously injured, only a few
hein received 'One man who miw
the accident that the air wan filled with
Irish men for a second.
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The (jiieeu's Insurance Company, of
Liverpool, hy Jmh'e W. II.
Sliced, nnd the Phoenix of London, re pre,
seated by A Berry, have settled
with the conjjrcj'ntion ol the Christian
Church lor the damage done their ol
hy Cue on the 2Ith ol December,
the loss beinu; lixed at each
paviiiL' half. The window.- have been
repaired, the floor is beinu relaid, and it
the Church cm be 111 d for service
to-morrow week. The damage done the
walls will not be repiired until warm
weather, and the carpet will be patched up
so as to make it do until that time.
Notice.
I linvi' the ri;:lil of W'oo.llord ami
I'm ni I in to .1. '!', Stntvii to
tiro our mitoiiiiitit j.'iiii, wliittii ih no
Imt luts liceii lur II yoais
utiil linn "ivi'it entire Kiiixfiietiou to
ulio iitie tlii'in. Vmi will find him rcmly io
put ni llii'he j'atcti on iiotiei. For
refetviiee as to the working of llu we
refer, hy to your follow enmity,
men Mcum,. Walteltehl .V WeM, .Imlsie V.
h I'unoe, .losepli 'I'tiylor Collins,
mid Colon M. .(ones,
J. C. Ci!i:ssi:y.
Fuaskfokt, Kv., P'c. 2S, 18SJ.
I The 1'iiited "'inte four' met Tili"d iv
uiorniiiV in the Senate Chamber, coiitiuued
all the Cit-on nnd adjourned Wednesday I
mot niii,
I'ridnv uijht ol lal t el, about 1- o'clock,
niioiher e.Vn!oi in took place at the
which blew down the -land pipe and
eploded the Ian. The accide.it 11
temporary sioppa.'e but even tliim
riuht in nit ho it, fnily the Company an-1
1 1 1 v i 1 fz any ninoimt oltioablc.
Skinny Men.
"Wells' Health I'enewer" henlth
and vi'ir. cures Impotence,
Sexal debility, ij'l.
l't.vNo lott Bust. Apply to Mm. Liz.ie
Walci.tt.
Foil IliiXT. Dwelling located on
North St Clair stteet, Apply to W. T.
(iaines.
Foit I?i:sr A room well located, eilhei
furnished or Apply at this
ollice.
Foit Sam:. A Irnme dwelling
in South Frankfort.
Foit Sam: A jtoud liuilding lot, 45 by
201) 'eet, located 011 Second sticet. South
Frank foit. Applv to Mis. F.
Foil Sam: A piano. Apply nt this
ollice.
.
Staiuping, piukiut:, and South Kensing
ton work neatly executed by Mrs. W. (J.
t'oodvvin, Third street. South-Side.
Foit Sam: Desirable tesidence on Holme
-Meet. For information apply to Mm. C
. I'renli on the
Announcement
iMit
W'o are authorised fo auiimincu IKA JJ'I I N
' a uunliilii i lor, n'at vu of FrntiMin
county in thu tie I,o la 'ir, fuijeut to
of t" ptrty.
FiK Ki:(iisn:it.
Wo nro nntliiirizeil to iitinnunce X AT. P. ''OUTER,
of U'ooill'itril county, foiiucr travclim;
injent fortho old Tr.uwylviinin Frintln;; Company
anil as :t c indiibite for
Roster of the b.inil Olfic, subject to the action
of tlio Dciuourntic purty.
83 UKAND COMBINATION. '83
Frankfor b Bounclabout
AND TII15
WEEKLY
One year for only $2 00, Two papers for
little more tlmu tue price ol one.
Hv- paying ui $ oo you will receive for one year
your hum-- the ouriisi!.
tlie of the .met the
het, lirihiot ami ahlet fampy Wlclv in ttu
United Stale-, Those who dcire to ev.imtne a -.im-,p!e
copy of ths c:iu do o
.it thin olhce
of graves are anne
jjjjj ally robbed '.f their
arrji "ijt,'' - . jiiuiiut;u, u.ijiuicss iioo
iie.iltn restorcu uy use 01 me great
GERMAN INVIGORA'OR
Which positively and permanently cures
(caused by of .my l.ind , SEMINAL.
WEAKNESS, and all that follow a
tfitiency of as !ow uf eiiercv, lo' nf
memorv, universal pain in the Ijic!, dimness
of vi-ion, premature old ajje, and many other
diseases that lead to cuniiuiiptiou and a premature
Kravc. '50 .Send for circulars with testimonials
free by mail. '1 ho INVICORATOR N.sold at Si
per box, or siv boxes for j, by all driitfgists, or will
be sent free by mail, scctinly sealed, on receipt of
price, by nddressing F. J. CiltCNl'V, it Adams st.,
Tolcilo, Ohio, Sole Agent for the United States.
For sale by
JOSEPH LeCOMPTE, Druggist,
SOUTH SIDK.
Christmas floods
'Ilio nmt n'lcct ami ehcnic$t lino in tho
cnibrueing
DUESDEN CHINA, i
PLATE M3:B,HOR,S,
JAPANESE GOODS,
TOILET AND ODOR CASES,
CHRISTMAS CARDS, &C.t
JOE LeCOMPTES
SOUTH SIDE DRUG STORE-
REMOVALf
WATCHES & CLOCKS REPAIRED.
Iluviiij rcninvoj my wnli'h nml clock ropnlr
Mii to in.' roiililenuii in South Frankfort, I nut
iroiiiiii'il io execute work on short notice.
Onlur left with Mr. Will Mnckllii, tit the eeal
ollice, ciirnvr of St. Cluir mill Wnjijiing streets,
will reccivo iirointit iittuntion.
Doo. UHO. W. UAYLE.
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FOR
CASH
Kt&umvux.jmm
I TAKE this method of informing the public that from this clay I
will do a strictly One Price Cash Uusincss, making no exceptions or
deviations. My stook of
STOVES, GRATES, &C,
is very large, and the prices as low as good goods can be sold.
Roofing, Guttering, and Repairing a Specialty.
Thanking my friends and tlie public generally for their past generous
support, and trusting that I will merit a continuance of the same.
Very respectfully,
JOHN T. BUCKL3Y,
Saint Clair Street, Frankfort, Kv.
tarn Boarding,
LEE & CO.. PROPRIETORS.
Cliantcrn. Street, 2STcrtliea,t Corner, Capital Sc:".-.are.
Macks and Furniture Hauling a specialty. Hauling of all kinds done
jn short notice. Oiders by telephone promptly attended to.
iiifiii lEiiio mi i
ft'? 'it i't&j H wr xSavJl kT f M fa h tv3i
Having just opened a first-class Jewelrv Establishment in the room on
St. Clair street, formerly occupied by DRS. RODMAN & DLTV A LIAS
AN OFFICE, I will keep constantly on hand a full and complete
stock of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Neck-chains, Charms,
COLLAR AND CUFF BUTTONS, CLOCKS, KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS,
And other articles usually found in a first-class jewelry store. Repairing
neatly and promptly executed. Call and see me.
Dec. smiii,
;'J is t
R. K. McCLURE & BRO..
Have a nice line of
csST tsL scL W' y
Such as Inkstands, Papetries,
CIGAR GASES, II II BIS, ODER CASES,
"WRITING DESKS,
Gold Pens, Pen Kives, &c, &c.
Ihe
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CHATTER BOX, ST. NICHOLAS, NURSERY,
Toys only Last a Few Days
J. C, BUSH, 3). D. S.,
EE1TTIST,
IfKAXKFOUT, 1CV.,
(Siicccs.or to Dr. T. I.. Taylor.)
Can lio foutnl nt his oflivo from SJ it., m. to 5 p,
in. re.uly to ilo all kimU of ilcntiil work to tho
entire siitist'iutioti of those who uiny ehosn to
mtrouUu hliu, July
ifr'iy.iiMiMinii'ii fif
II R L T 1
and Sale Stable.
Jan. (Vty
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T. J. SHEPARD.
a Wa
opuiar Journals,
; Books tlio Whole Year.
W. J. OHINN,
DKAI.RK IX
ALL KINDS OF COAL
Wilhellattho very lowesttlgures
FOE CA8HI
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