The Frankfort roundabout. [volume], July 14, 1883, Image 2

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FRANKFORT ROUNDABOUT,
1 nteredattho Frankfort, Kentucky
ai second class mailable matter.
GEORGE A. LEWIS,
Sditor aad. IFia.'telisli.er.
FRANKFORT. JULY 14, l8S!t.
PlcftRe benr in mind tlint tlie blue pencil
mark X on yonv paper indicates that tlie
time for which von have paid lias expired
and you are requested to call around and
pottle.
Want to buv anv blackberri?
: l u
Blackberries are ripe, and are alreadv in
the market in abundance
Mr. Thos. B. Ford U remodeling and
modernizing his residence on the corner o
Washington and Broadway.
-
Miss Bettie Brooke Conway, niece of Mrs.
Dr. Wm. Mortis, of this county, and n
young lady who has many Iriends in this
section, died nt her home in Owetishoro on
the 7th inst.
Col. Dave Moore, ol this county, is said
to he the best man in this section in a calf
trade. He can buy finer ones for less
money than anyone else, and as a judge of
those animals he can't be bent. It would
pay some of our cattle dealers to interview
him on the subject.
The parties who took the trouble to po
into the engine houe of Messrs, .Tones &
Hudson, on Friday night of week, and
unscrew all the taps and bolt of the enjrine
are notified that they are known, and that
the next time such a joke will be rather
expensive to them.
A German carp eighteen inches long wa
found in a small pool in a branch on the
premises of the Feeble-Minded Institute, one
day the first of the week. It was washed
out of the pond a short distance off by
hifih water. There was barely wnterenough
in the pool to cover it, but it seemed to be
getting along all right.
The lateet thing out is' the f unshade hat
at Harris & Herrmann's. It is made on
the oider of a ladies parasol, and has a light
frame work attached to a band which rests
on the head ho that the air can pass all
around under it and keep the head perfectly
cool as well as shade the face. It is just
the thing for fishermen. Call and see it.
.
Mr. Joe LeCompte opened his bottle of
pills, about which there has been so much
cuessine. Tuesdav morning, and counted
the number contained in it, when it was
found that there were 1,572 pills. Mrs
.lohn Will Johnson took the bottle of
cologne offered as a prize to the lady
the nearest the number, her guess bein
1.560, and Officer P. F. Smith got the knife
offered to the gentleman coming the nearest
to it, lie having guessed 1.5S5 Five hundred
and thirty-one gentlemen and about
two hundred ladies, mudj guesses, and
they ranged from 300 to 13.G79,
.
We are informed by the who
listed the school children within the city
limits this year, that there are in tlii citj
from 200 to 250 indigent white children who
stay out of the schools for the reason thai
their parents cannot afford to buv books foj
them, and it is fair to presume that there-are
more colored children than white who
do not attend school for the same reason.
In everv other citv there is a fund provided
by the city to supply books to such childion,
and it seems to us that our own City Council
could not do belter than set apart $300
or $400 for that purpose every year. It is a
want that, will have to he provided for in
time, and the sooner the better.
-Sunday ulternoon about five o'clock,
Squire Henderson, colored, who was under
the influence of liquor, went into the establishment
of Mr. Dan. JJeagher, on Ami
street, and wanted whisky, which Mr.
Meagher refused to give him,..aiid put linn
o ulin the back yard.telling him to stay theie
and" sober up. In a, few miuules alter
Henderson took out his pistol and began
firing through the back doorut Mr Meagher,
it is supposed, as he was in range, and fired
two shots, one striking the door and the
other going into the ceiling. Dob Green,
u colored employe of Mr. Meagher, leturued
the lire, striking Henderson in the left
hhoulder, and inflicting a painful wound.
Henderson then made a dash for the door
and as he came in Mr. Joe Lambeit, who
was standing close to it, caught him,
wrenched the pistol out of bib hand and
knocked him down. As soon as he could
regain his feet he retreated to the back yard
and remained until arrested by Officer Steph
ens and lodged in jail.
Personal.
Mrs Hiram Berry N very ill.
Mis Hatlie Buckley is visiting friends in
Clark county,
Dr. E. A. Grant, of is visiting
relatives in this county.
Mi-s Pat t it- Hobeits i visiting Mis. John
P. Strtrks in
Col. V. A. of Fayfite, showed
upMiiilmgly at the big sale.
Kev. Dr L H. Bhtuton of llichmoud,
in in the cin on WmI net-day
Mr. Hugh 1J. Ay res returned Thursday
from n tiipto Wi-stem Kentucky,
Mr. dno V. Berryman, of Versailles,
ntieiiilfd the treat Jersey cattle ule.
Dr. T. H. Hudson and wife left Mouda
fur a week's visit to tiieiuN in Indiana.
Mrs. Adkius, of New Albany. Indiana,
is visiting Mrs. John Cain, South Side.
Mr. J F. Lewis and son, Sneed
of Louisville, spent Thuisdny in this city.
Mrs V. II has returned from a
few days vi-it at her old home in
Judge Geo. TC McKee, wife and daughter,
Miss Jennie, of Covington, aie victim: relatives
in ihis city.
Col. D C. Freemnn. of Austin. Texas, is
his mother, Mr. C. T. Freeman, in
Woodloid county.
Mr-. Kennedy anil neice. Mis Chita
Cunniiiiihnm, of Will'ninstown, are visiting
Mrs. Hiram Berry
Mrs. .1 oil ii P. Matk, who has been visiting
her mother in this city, returned home
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Claude Buckley and childien, of
Lawrenceburg, spent Saturday nud Sunday
with relatives in this city.
Mrs. M. A. Gilbert, of the Masonic Homo,
Louisville, spent thin week in the city
Iriends and relatives.
Miss Bettie Holt, of FaiN, who has been
visiting Mts E. L. Samuel lot several weekf,
letnrned home Wednesday.
Mr. Kichnrd Crittenden, of Montana, is
visiting his parents, Col. John Allen
wile, in this city.
Elder S. L. of Covington, spent
several davH in this city this week, the
guest ol Eliler George Daisie.
Mr James S. Stoli and ladv were in the
nitv on W e. I n e-d a v iiitinr the family of
Col. E. C Went, South Side.
RI.W PmhIi. .lnliiin nml wife returned to
their home in Madison, Indiana, yesterday
morning on the rannie rreese.
Col. J. Stoddard Johnston and family
returned from their trip to New Haven,
Connecticut, Thursday afternoon.
Misses Hnllie and Vetiie Herndon left
Wednesday for Independence, to
visit their sister, Mrs. Lewis Castleman.
Mrs. Agnes H. McClure and Mrs. M. J.
Lewis left yesterday morning on the Fannie
Freese for a visit to friends in Owen county.
Miss Alma Scofield, who has been visiting
the William-, South Side, returned
to her home in Bridgeport Wednesday mom-in('.
Miss Nannie Gieen, of Louisville, who
has been visiting the family of her uncle,
Mr. Chas S. Green, returned home Thursday
afternoon.
MIph Maggie A. Lewis left on the Fannie
Freese yesterday morning tor a vi-it to her
Kev. W. McD Abbett mid
wife, at Cariollton.
Dr. Clins. Kearns, lormerly ol this city
but now ol Covington, has ben in the city
this week, the guest of bio funnel
partner, Mr. W. H. Averill.
Mr. Ike Harris, representing Messrs J. M.
Kohiuson A: Co., ol Louisville, who has.
been sojourning in Fiankf'Ut lor the
lew days, left for home Monday.
Mrs. -las. A. Hodges ami children, ol
Louisville, cnine un InM ni -lit and will
leave this morning lor Stamping Ground to
visit Dr. E. H. Black and wife.
Mr. Jos. W. Koberis, of Warsaw, came
up with the excursion paitv on the Hoi net
Wednesday nfternoon and spent Thui'sday
in this citj renewing old acquaintances.
Mr. W. B. Hawkins and family, of Lincoln
county, and Mr. II. Pope Hawkins, of
(iieenviile, are at their
fathers, Dr. J. K. Hawkins, near this city.
Misses Sudie and Eliie Jones, of Philadelphia,
Hput Thursday wnh their cousin,
Mrs. Geo. W. Gayle. in this city, and are
now visiting Mrs. John K Scott, this countv.
Mr. II. K. Str.inge, of the File Department,
who was injured by a fall from a
ladder week, grew suddenly vvoise
Thuisduy night, and is now in a critical
condition.
Misses Belle Hardin, Carrie Hardin
Hnllie Hocl'ciitjinith nud Mr. B D. Head,
of Monterey, Owen county, have been
visiting liieuds in this county this week,
and honored the Kni'.mwiouT with a call
Tue-day afternoon.
Mis. Stewart Gayle, of Columbus, who
has been visiting relatives in thin city, for
feevei.il weeks, left for home Tuesday morning,
iiccoin rlnuied by Mis- Ida Williams, of
tin-: ciiy.'wtio will remain sometime visiting
relatives in thatsectiou,
Hon. Jns Wood, of Nelson county, ac
coinpanied by his granddaughter, Miss
Lizzie Wood, is visiting, his
Mrs. Frances Campbell, South Side. Mr.
Wood is one of the lew survivors of the
massaoie of Col. Fannin's .men iy Santa
Anna's tioops dining the Texan Revolution
and is one ol the two now remaining ulive
who witnessed that bloody tcene.
JiOHN.
On Snturdny morning. July 7. 18S.1, to Mr.
Ailain K. Stephens nnd wife n daughter
STATEMENT
OK THE CONDITION OF Till:
Deposit Bank of Frankfort,
AT THU CLOSE OK HUSINESS
T TJ 36T S3 SO, 1S3G.
ASSETS.
Loans and Discounts 3170,561 it
Cash 27.581 S5
Due fio. 11 Hanks 1.I35 S6
Furniture 1,900 00
Protest. 6 55
Stamps 91 75
Kent Estate 12,532 21
$222,Soj 33
LIABILITIES.
Capital Slock $77,400 00
Old Dividends 49 00
Dividend No. 30, 4 per cent. . . 3,096 00
Indvidutil Depositors 120,999 59
Due to Hanks 5.S07 67
Profit and Loss 14,080 07
State Ta 3S7 00
$222,S09 33
H. H WATSON, Cashier.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
A Dhidemluftfour U) percent will he paid on the
Capital Stock ot the Deposit Hank of Frankfort on
and after Thursday, Julv 5, i88.
H. H WATSON Cashier.
TUBNFIKE & LAND !
-HAT-
!Public Sale.
AVING DETERMINED TO GO WEST, I
H
will offer at public sale to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4th, I8C3,
THE STAMPING GB0UND AND
LEOOMPTE'S !EUN TUBNPIKE
with its franchic. This road is in good repair, and
being lecl, i easily kept so. It has two Toll Houses
on it, one of them an extra Toll Houte. The pike is
8U miles long, and runs from Stamping Ground to
t .e Scott and Owen Hue.
I will a!,o s'.'lln small TARM of 46 acres, Ijing on
said road, within J mile of Toll House, near Stamping
Ground; M in grass, with a comfortable house on
it. Also 20 acres of Jtimber land, i mile of turnpike,
on County road. Tor further information call on the
undersijiied, at Toll House, near Stamping Ground.
Sale to commence at 11 o'clock, a. m.
Terms liberal and made known on day of sale.
H.B.HOUSK.
july
FORSALE.
House and lot of Mrs. N. II. Gay', on Broadway
street, opposite railroad depot. Also the
lot on High Ktrcet occupied by Mr. O. B.
us a coal office 11 nd yard. For terms nnply
to Mrs. 3av or to A. T. TODD.
June
Articles of Incorporation of Frankfort
Chapter, No. 3, of Koyal
Arch Masons.
AitT. 1. Be It known to all whom It may con
ccrn, that we, Frank 0. Hughes, Jos. R.
Stafford, Jaraes A. Murray, V. A. Kaltenbrun,
Oustav. fhaefcr, Geo. A. LowU, E. White-sides,
W. T. Heading and V. H. Pbythian, do
hereby associate ourselves together and become
incorporated, under the corporate name of
Frankfort Chapter, No. 3, of ltnyul Arch
in pursuance of, nod by virtuo of the pro.
vi-don of chapter Si! of tbo General Statutes of
Kt mucky. The principal place of transacting
the business ot said corporation shall be iu the
city of Franfort, Kentucky.
Art. 2. Said corporators and their associates
and suceesors shall so continue and have perpetual
succession, and by said name are made
capable in law, as natural persons, to suo and
be sutd, plead nnd be impleaded, contract
nud be euutructed with, answer and be answered
in all courts of law and equity in this
to make, havo and use a common seal,
and the same to break, alter, or amend at pleasure.
They tuny make and ordain by-laws for
their government, nnd those now in force in
aid Chapter to alter when deemed proper, and
may change and renew the same at pleasure ;
)ovldid, they be not In contravention of tho
Constitution or laws of the Grand Chapter of
Kentucky, or General Grand Chapter of the
United States, nor in contravention of tho Con
stitution and lius of the United States or of
this State. The said corporation shall have
power ami authority to acquire nnd hold real
and personal estate, not exceeding twenty-five
thousand dollars in value, nnd from time to
liui", it deemed expedient, sell and convey the
same, or any part theroof, and to reinvest nnd
dispose of tho proceeds.
Aut. IS. Tho business affairs of said corporation
shall be invested in the persons who shall,
noui time, to timo Oil the positions of High
1'rle.st, Secretary und Treasurer, subject to the
will of a majority of said corporation expressed
at u regular stated meeting.
In witmss whereof the uiidersigucd
have hereunto signed their names this 10(h
day of June, 18S3.
V. A. KALTENBRUN,
F. C. HUGHES,
JOS. K. STAFFORD,
JAS. A. MURRAY,
GUSTAV. SUAE PER,
GEO. A. LEWIS,
E. WUITESIDES,
W. T. READING,
W. H. PIIYTHIAN.
HOPE MILLS FLOUR,
MANUFACTURED HV
1 1 Eerry Si Co., Versailles, Ey.
FOR SALE BV
Hoggins & Baird,
Main Street, opposite J, L, & W. II. Waggencr,
Frankfort, Ky. im,
Beginning Monday, July 2!
AND CONTINUING
During the Rest of the Season
AT THE
ONE PRICE ARCADE!
All the Summer and Spring goods arc placed on forced sale at
PBICES L0W.1B
Than Ever Known Before.
We have been marking down all our goods at prices that will compel'
people to buy, and still we find it necessary to ask your attention to that
fact. We have placed upon our counters y
2,000 REMNANTS!
that will be sold at half their regular
We don't advertise telling the public that we are selling goods at half
its cost, but we do propose to sell after a sutcessful season all goods far
below its value in order to realize the cash, and make room for the next
season.
HARRIS &
Of
HATS!
WHITE
f,
uniLunui 9
STRAW HATS,
TPETP HATS-
DERBY HATS,
MEN'S
ALL DUNL AF'S LATEST STYLES
CXttTTCSBR,
J. O. MAUER,
AOKNT IOR THE
Mail Line
AM)
HUN ROYRL MIL LINE STEAMSHIP CDS.
Tickets to and from Europe at lowest rater.
ALSO DI'.ALKK IN
MINERAL WATERS,
CHAMPAGNE OIDKR,
GINGER ALE & SELTZER WATER.
Or dcrc left at Drowcry OOioe will bo promptly
attended to.
March
EDWARD Rl. DRANE,
MILLER'S AGENT,
GRAIN DXAiLBB,
FRANKFORT 1Y
HE IN THE MARKET FOR
WILL new crop of wheat at the highest
. . . .
; 1. 11 ..u.ii 1. r
price. Uon't sel,i until you see him. He
buys for the Southern trade; has always paid
better pi ices than any buyer iu the market.,
Will receive gram at any point on the River i
orHailioad. .
June
prices.
The One Price Arcade.
HATS I
HALL,
STRAW HATS,
FELT HATS,
DERBY HATS.
BOYS'
Mackinaw Hats,
Marnlln. TToto
White Straw Hats
A STARKS.
FRA1N SFOUT
MACHINE WORKS,
JONES BROS., Proprietors.
Mai alactiircrsof all kinds of New Woik toi
Flour Mills, Distilleries, Saw Mills,
STEAM GAUGES,
BRASS FITTINGS OF ALL KINDS, IC.
"Contracts for New Workinar.y pan
of the State.
North w5" f Sor"er Ann and Broadway street
Side, trankfort, Ky. April
NEW PLAJNOG MILL.
J. M. WAKEFIELD
Having reoentljr addod to bit Eitablishtnent
Pinning Mill,
Is now prepared to furnUh all klodi of
!Sash Doors, Blinds, ftoss, Molding
$CT0ll Woik, SttiT Wotk & TurDlD0
Gotten out lo tho Beit Style.
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