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night said: "You must laugh, you
can't help it," There lisa strong mel
dramatic flavor coupled with the
fun. The closing scene Of the Sec
ond act, showing the bursting Of the
Milford dam, tho rising Of the waters
and the floating away of the old mill
with "Little Nugget" inside, is high.
ly exciting, and Is a we'll managed
piece of stage work. The fun is fast
and furious, clean, wholesome and
bright. A word of praise is also due
the excellent quartette, who render
ed many pleasing selections. Messrs.
Herbert and Joe Cawthorne as "Bar-
ney O'Brady" and "Jakey Kump-
her." Miss Susie Forester as "Mrs.
Simpkins,' and Miss Gilmore as
"Little Nugget" were given in most
satisfactory manner, as were the 9TH
or supporting artists Pittsburg Lead
er Correspondence
At the Opera House Wednesday
evening, November Goth.
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Great DISCOVERIES.

What Bell and Edison are to the
telephone and electricity, says the
Pittsburg News, DR.. Franklin Miles,
the well-known specialist in nervous
diseases, is to the nervous system and
nerve fluid. Among his numerous
discoveries the Restorative Nervine
Is undoubtedly one Of the greatest.
1t is unsurpassed in nervousness, dys-
pepsia, headache, epilepsy, neural
gia, backache, melancholy, sleepless-
ness, change of life, etc. Free trial
bottles Of it may be had Of J. w.
Gayle, druggist. All should read his
"NeaD and Startling Facts for the A.
ficted," very able, interesting, and
finely illustrated book. Free to all.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1890-11-15
An Ordinance.


Be 1t ordained by the Board of Couneilmen OF
the City of Frankfort;
ing upon the following streets, and parts OF
streets in the City of Frankfort. be- and they are
hereby directed to cause the sidewalks In front
OF their respective lots TO be paved with brick,
curbed with stone In such manner, and of such
width, and at such elevation or grade. as the
Street Committee may direct:
Frankfort from the line of Mrs. Chles to Logan
street; on the west side of Shelby street. South
Frankfort, from the alley In front of Judge
CraddOck's residence, to Cross street; on the
north side of Nero street. North Frankfort, be-
tween ST. Clair and Wilkinson streets; on the
north side Of Clinton street, North Frankfort,
from the line of the cOlOred Baptist Church to
the northeast corner OF the property OF James
Sullivan; on the east side of Wilkinson street.
North Frankfort. between Main and Broad
way.
fronting upon the following streets. and parts OF
streets in the City of Frankfort. be. and they are
hereby, directed and instructed to repair the
pavements. curblng and cutters in front of their
respective lots. In such manner as the street
Committee may direct.
on the south side of Broadway North Frank
fort. between Washington and Wilkinson streets;
on the east side OF st. Clair street, from Geo.
Payne's line to the corner of MAN, and from the
corner of Main and ST. Clair, on the north side
of Main, to John Meagher's property; on the
tween Shelby street and the line of Mrs. Judge
DuvalPS property; on the east side of shelby
street. South Frankfort, between Second and
Third streets; from the wooden bridge, on the
east side of Bridge, street. to the corner of
Second street, and from the corner OF second
street, on the north side. to Shelby
street; on the east sid- of Logan street. south
Frankfort. between Third and Cross streets; on
the east side of Logan street. South Frankfort.
between Cross and Campbell streets.
SEC B. That the Street Committee be author
lied, and are hereby, instructed to fix the width.
elevation. and determine the manner In when
sidewalks are to be graded. curbed and paved,
and to determine the mode and manner In which
the paving, curling and guttering are to be
repaired, as prescribed under the terms OF this
ordinance; and to have a suitable person TO
supervise the construction or repair of same.
SEC. The owners of the lots described In
sections and of this ordinance, are directed TO
have same completed, within forty days from the
pa4sage of this ordinance: and the City Clerk Is
directed to give the necessary notice To said own
ers, as prescribed by the city charter and amend
ments thereto. and 10 file copy of this notice IN
the Clerks office of the Franklin County Court
SEC. 8. That all ordinances. or parts OF ordi-
nances In conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
SEC. 6. This ordinance TO be In force and take
effect from and after its passage
Attest SAMUEL r. SMITH,
p. II. NEWMAN. President.
City Clerk.
November 4, 1880.
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"Little Nugget"

The pleasing comedians, Herbert
company, by far the best supporting
company that has appeared at the
suffocation, and nearly thousand
people were turned away; every seat
was filled and every aisle and lobby
packed to it's utmost capacity. The
play, "Little Nugget" is conglom-
Grafton Of fun, music, songs, dances,
clever specialties, and witty sayings
The performance Is one loud, long
and hearty laugh. 1t Is mirth pro-
voker, as one Of the auditors last
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This offer is open for II

shingles. This offer is open for IL
months.
Bridgeford Bros. Agents for Frank
lin county, and r. j. Cassidy will be
responsible for any contracts they
may make. r. j. CASSIDY.
If you suffer with bad digestion,
constipation, nervousness, palpita-
Rea, at the Capital Hotel, Saturday,
Nov. %, and get relieved. If he can
not relieve you he will tell you 80. A
number Of people have been relieved
Of the above symptoms in Frankfort
and vicinity.
Nov. Lem.
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An Ordinance.

An Ordinance to amend an Ordinance, granting
to W. II. POsey and others. named therein, the
right to occupy and use certain streets In the
structing, maintaining and operating Street
Car Line In said city, passed March H. 1890,
and an amendment thereto adopted August
II, 1890.
Be 1t ordained by the Board of COuncmen of
the city of Frankfort:
SEC. l. That the Ordinance granting to W. H..
Posey and others, named therein, the right to
occupy certain streets in the City of Frankfort
for the purpose of constructing, operating and
maintaining railway In said city. which became
law March ii, 1870, ana the amendment thereto,
which became Il law August IL. 1880, be amended.
as follows:
SEC 2 That said W. II. POsey and others, their
associates, successors and assigns, are auth or
lied to construct line OF railway, for passenger
purposes, on Washington street, from the line
or Main street; thence on Washington street
north to Clinton; thence west on Clinton to
Wilkinson street, connecting with said line on
Wilkinson street, that section OF the Ord-
nance, adopted March IL, 1890. be amended by
inserting after the words west Of" the words
land on - and amend section OF same ordinance
by inserting after the words lOw water mark" the
words "Wilkinson street, from Broadway north
to the city llmits;' and also amend said ordl-
nance by striking out and repeating all the pro-
visions requiring electric wire to be placed under
ground the said electric wire to be constructed,
as required In amended ordinance OF August II,
1880; amend section 10 by striking out the words
within one year. and insert In lieu thereof the
words July LIST, 1891"
SEC. 3. That so much of the Ordinance, passed
March IL, $780, as authorizes the construction OF
a street railway, from the intersection of Main
and Washington streets west to Wilkinson street;
thence on Wilkinson to Broadway, be, and the
same Is hereby repealed.
SEC. 4. That the failure of said cOrp0ratOrs,
their successors and assigns, to complete, as
required In section Is of Ordinance of March IL,
1880, the two and One-haif miles of railway, with
I'm one year. from July l, 1890 shall operate ipso
factO, as forfeiture of all grants, rights and
privileges. herein and heretofore conveyed; and
the failure to complete the whole line within
three years from the passage OF the Ordinance
OF March ii, 1880, shall operate as forfeiture OF
all grants, rights and privileges to occupy and
use for street railway purposes such streets, as
at three years from said date, shall not then be
actually occupied and used for said purposes.
Should any proceeding be instituted to prevent
the construction Of said railway, as provided In
the original Ordinance Of March IL, 1880, and the
amendments thereto, the time OF forfeiture shall
not begin to run until after such proceeding Is
concluded the said incOrp0ratOrs to have the full
time granted, without Including the time from
the commencement of any controversy to Its
close.
SEC. 8. This Ordinance shall take effect from
Attest !: SAMUEL R. SMITH.
r. NEWMAN, President.
City Clerk.
November 4th, 1880.
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Amendments " Articles Of Incorporation
E. 4. TAYLOR, JR., co.

THE UNDERSIGNED STOCKHOLDERS OF
i the E. H. Taylor, Jr., Co., being the holders
of all the stock In said corporation, hereby
amend the articles Of Incorporation Of said COM
pany as follows:
First The capital stock of the corporation is
reduced to the sum of (S250,OO0) two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars by the retirement and can
collation. Of the ($250,000) two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars OF preferred stock. issued I'M
der the amended articles of incorporation of
date October 80, 1884.
Seconds The highest amount of Indebted
ness or liability, exclusive of dstillers and
warehOusing bonds, and bonds for expectation
and transportation for expectation, to which the
corporation Is hereafter at any time 10 subject
itself, shall not exceed twO-thirds of It's capital
stock. f
In witness whereof. we have hereuntO set our
hands, this 14th day Of October, 1890.
GEO. T. stage,
SAM'L X. SMITH,
S. NJ. stage
A COUNTY IN = OF FRANKLIN. SGT
the county and State aforesaid. do certify that
the foregoing Instrument of writing was on the
l4th day of August, 1890, produced to me In said
county and acknowledged before me by Geo. 7.
Stagg, Samuel r. Smith and S. NJ. Stagg to be
their act and deed, whereupOn the same, tOgeth-
er with this certificate, have been duly recorded
In my office.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF Octo-
Der, 1880.
oct 254t. N. B.sSMITH, c. F. &C.
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Resolution.

Resolved, That the Committee on Finance, In
conjunction with the City Attorney. take the
necessary steps to secure possession of the cltys
property on the east side of Steele street. be-
tween Third and Cross streets, now In possession
of the heirs of W. c. Chiies. deceased and II II
becomes necessary to institute legal proceed
ings to secure such possession, said COMMITTEES
Is authorized and empowered to employ such
legal assistance for the Ci.y Attorney as they
may deem proper. -
Attest SAMUEL r. SMITH,
=. Ii. NEWMAN, President
City Clerk
November 4th, 1890.
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Haydan's MIL.

Mrs. Matte Thompson and Mrs
Sue 9. Bailey, of Lebanon Ridge,
spent Sunday last with ]. w. Beckley
and family.
Miss Mary Shelton visited Reuben
Shelton, of Christiansburg, We'd
nesday night.
Sheriff H. F. Bohannan, of Bagdad,
was through here Friday last.
Dudley Beckley is very sick at this
writing. DR.. j. F. Adams is treating
the case.
w. B. Hayden and Miss Matte
,don attended Church at Indian
Sunday.
n Pearce, of Pea Ridge, visited
Immunity Saturday night.
Thompson and wife, of Leb-
Ridge, visited P. 9. Shelton and
" Saturday night.
Oscar Beckley and John Pearce
visited Oscar Graves and wife Sun
day.
d. w. Beckley attended church at
Indian Fork Sunday.
There was a grand dance given in
honor of Elliott Radcliff at Boyd
Radcliff's last Friday night, and
everything went off smooth and nice,
and everybody enjoyed themselves
very much. Warner Black, Of Chris
tiansburg, and Mote Fox, of Bagdad,
were the violinists, and gave them
good music
Mrs. Mary Hayden and Miss Matte
Hayden visited Mrs. Lulu Ellis, of
Bagdad, one day last week.
Prof. T. J. Hill is teaching a very
interesting singing in vocal music at
Indian Fork Church.
Leslie Beckley and Oscar Beckley
and Miss Jennie Beckley, all attend
ed the dance at Boyd Radcliff's Fri
day night.
A. L. Hall, Of Defoe, was through
here Sunday night.
Rev. H F. Jordan, of Bagdad, oc-
cupied his pulpit at Indian Fork
Church Saturday and Sunday last.
George Beckley and wife visited
s. T. Beckley and family Wednesday
night last.
Leslie Beckley and Oscar Beckley
and Miss Jennie Beckley and Miss
Minnie Beckley, attended the Har-
low-Hassie wedding at Indian Fork
Wednesday evening.
John Shelton, of Bagdad, is visit
ing relatives in Indiana.
Mrs. BERTHE Graves and Miss Gertie
Graves are visiting in this community
this week.
Welcome to the dear old ROUDA-
BOUT every week.
SIX MILE GAL,
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Articles of Incorporation
Kentucky SiN:.'! Institute Company,

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is October 18th, 1890 and it viii ter innate on Oc
tobrr 18th. 1915.
The Affairs Of the corporatiop are to he CON-
ducted nv n hoard of seve' directors one eo OF
whom sb3,l ba NV Such hoard alected ire nraSj
dent The first board of directors will consist Of
the incornorators named. with Fayette HeWift Ss "a
the next annual election of directors. ANNUAL nl
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Councilman.

We are authorized to announce II ENRY FINCEL
as candidate for Councilman from the First
Ward at the December election.
We are authorized to announce MIKE SULLI-
VAN as a candidate for Councilman from the
Second Ward, at the city election December 9,
1880. ste
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L7OR SALE
SHELBY co. FARM.

WE HAVE FOR SALE, AT LOW FIGURE,
w the Marksbury Farm, containing 10 acres,
lying on the road from Bagdad to Christlansburg,
one and a quarter miles from Bagdad. Over 100
acres In blue grass and clover, plenty of water,
good orchard, fine locust grove, and good house
OF eight rooms upon the place and well of splen-
did water at the door.
For terms apply to
SCOTT IL VIOLET.
NOvl-3m, Frankfort, Ky.
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FINE ROOFING.
What People Have to say
Relative to Manila
Roofing.

~ UtC OJt<CUo VI TTuUKJOTt uWu
Franklin County,:
have just finished job of this
roofing for Lew Van Meter Bros, of
over 900 squares of Manila Roofing,
and also for w. H. Cassidy of over
$50 squares, also roof in Cynthiana
for w. H. Wilson Of over 400 squares
which all of them claim it to be one
of the best and cheapest roofs that
has ever been in this country. 1t will
pay any one in need of roofing to
call on r. J. Cassidy, 24s West Third
street, Lexington, KY, and also see
samples and guarantees for ten years
on roofs given by w. H. Fay & Co.,
Camden, N. j.
Also any one needing ceiling or
sheeting paper we will furnish it
cheaper than any house in the
United States, according to the quail
ity of the goods. This goods has
been in use over quarter of a CEN
fury in the United States. 1t mas
proven to give satisfaction beyond
any doubt.
r. j. CASSIDY,
Lexington, KY.
CAMDEN, N. j., Oct 10, 1890.
To the Residents of Frankfort and W
cinity:
This is to certify that we know all
about r. j. Cassidy, his character,
habits, etc., and hereby state over
our own signature that we will carry
out to the letter all contracts made
by him for the use of our MANILA
goods. Call and see him; he has the
facts to prove our claim.
w. H. FAY & Co.,
F. d. STAFFORD, Manager.
CAMDEN, N. j., Oct. 10, 1890.
R. J. CASSIDY, ESQ, Lexington, KY:
DEAR SIR-In answer to your re-
quest for an opinion of the merits of
the "Fay Manila Roofing Paper" we
have to observe that our use of it for
the past two years, on our lumber
sheds structures that call for good
roofs), as well as the experience of
old customers, to whom we have sold
it extensively, has been eminently
fancy in recommending it.
Truly,
SHIVERs & MoFFETT.
CAMDEN, N. j., Oct. II, 1890.
Mr.. r. j. CASSIDY:
DEAR SIR-At your request for my
opinion in regard to roof furnished
by w. H. Fay & Co., Camden, N. j., l
beg to say we have our depot COW
cred by their roofing, and l take
great pleasure in recommending it in
every particular. Il have had consid-
cradle experience in other roofing
and have no hesitation in saying it
is superior roofing. own a house
covered by this roofing, which, being
perfectly fat, gave me considerable
trouble. first had it covered with tin,
then with gravel and at last was COM
PEELED to put Fay Company roofing
on it. l have had no trouble with
the roof since, Notwithstanding the
fact that it was put on by an ordinary
laborer, who mad no experience in
roofing.
Very truly yours,
WILLIAM COFFIN, Agent.
Twill wager from 800 to 81 900 that
this roofing will outlast iron, tin or
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A Typeirriter Tale.


| am not much of virtuoso on the
typewriter. Those who have made the
typewriter a study, and have appeared
before all the crowned heads of Eqrope,
and given public performances in all the
great cities of this country and New York
State, criticize me rather sharply, and say
my technique is bad, and that my finger
ing is not all that could be desired. How
ever, in justice to myself will state that
the instrument was out of tune when they
listened to my performance.
Sometimes, when in melancholy mood,
| seat me at the typewriter, allow my long,
delicately tapered fingers to wander Ger
the keys, touching now and then rich
minor chord, or ever and anon breaking
out into a tender little rhapsody that watts
one away to the realms of harmony, makes
them dream of far away isles of the sea,
where wanton breezes WOO the rich exotic
flower of the tropics, or fan the heated
brow of the aromatic negro, engaged IN
resting beneath the nodding palms.
Then wild longing and great yearn-
ing fills the heart, the cold, hard realities
of life fade away, and the soul wanders at
sweet will in those realms where want and
pain and trouble and duns are unknown
Anon tossed my head back, the ravish-
ing strains of music seeming as if they
would crush the body and liberate the
soul, but just as | get to feeling pretty
good can't find certain letter, and then
the melody is jerked up onto its launches
almost and the effect is all lost.
Once, not very long ago, was practic-
ing in one of Ella Wheeler Wilcox's
sweet compositions. Twas runningthro
il in careless manner, and this was the
theme:
Dear love. if you and could sail away.
With snowy pennons TO the world unfurled,
Across the water to some unknown bay,
And find some island far from all the world
If we could dwell there eyermore alone,
While unrecorded years slipped by apace--
had gotten thus far, when | suddenly
discovered that there was no upper case
f in the instrument / was using, search
ed for it, but in vain. Cropping wildly
over the keys, hunted here and there
and everywhere, but it was not to be
Found. thought Of reporting it at the
central police station, and of organizing
relief expedition, when suddenly wan
dered offinto little extemporaneous COM
position of my own and added this to it 1;
Do YOU think that they would miss us when
we'd gone?
And. by the way, what would we eat in such
place?
Ofcourse, this had the effect of marring,
to certain extent, the beauty and finesse
of the recital, but when the typewriter
proved so faithleSs and so traltorous as to
allow me to get half way through the Sc
lection before | discovered that the max
er had left out several letters of the al
pbabet | had to finish the solo in some
urov
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Braddock DistilIery,
Cumberland. Nd, August II, 1sS
CuMRERLANp, MARYLAND.


Cumberland, Nd, August II, 1SSS.
Having been under assignment as United
States stOrekeepers and gaugers at the Brad
dock distillery of James Clark while in opera
ton, we hereby certify that in the manufac-
ture of the Braddock Pure Rye Whiskey only
rye and barley malt are used. Respectfully,
J. z. WILLARD,
L. H. TRooK,
JOHN H. YoUNG,
F. LILLIs,
U. s. Storekeepers and Gaugers,
Cumberland, Md, Aug. 1S, 1883.
James Clark & Co.. DiStaierS, DC, Ctmbetdnd;-
GENTLEMEN-For several years past we have
used your whiskeys in our practice to the ex-
clusion of all others. Repeated trials OF your
Matted Rye and Barley Malt Whiskeys nave
convinced us that they are the purest and most
uniformly reliable goods that we can tnd ior
our sick. Yours truly,
THos NJ. HEALY, NJ d.
w. w. WILEY, NJ. D.
NJ A. r. f. CARR, NJ. d.
G. II. OHR NJ. ID.
Dr.E X Goldsborough, well-known ply
Sician Of Washington, ID. c., writes:
Oakland, Md, August II, 1883.
MeSTS James Clark C Co., Cumberland, Nd:
Gentlemen-I take pleasure in saying that l
regard your Braddock Whiskey as flne ana
excellent article. and cheerfully recommend 1t
for medicinal use
Very truly yours,
Ell. GoLDsBoRoUGH, NJ. D.
Winchester, Va, Aug 10, 1888.
james Clarke e. Co.. Cumberland. Nd:
Dear Srs-I have frequently used in my
practice here your Braddock Pure Rye ana
Barley Malt Whiskeys. l believe them to be
perfectly pure and free from all adulterations.
Yours truly, w. ?. MCGUIRE, Nj. u.
July Is, 1SS9-ly.