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FOUND

in nths isss fss dAsx some hls e~ssalns, --s
wans yea ts have tss D nsnt. cae es thsin
Ne. sis cFesoeas avenue. IN splsnela nsiss
eorbsod hease nearly ae~. large eoFnef 70
roen sor another house has Esea barn a
adseininr lss / can sell lhss % yea en cas-
terRs 2Ra will make the price isr tee ass
onis s~se. 1 have 80 feei on NJ Nernsg
street with tse modern houses and large nsf
that VIII sell you for ~hsi the lets are ~erEf
CAL ana see the tArg4ia l have. smss
hSase sea large lot 60 Logan street. ~est
Fast street which ! vii sell foI t&s. smA
payment down. hAisaee - rent ! have
large house. ae4ris nsw large tara en- fsfr
avenue. near unioa street. that ssu can ba
ohsAp ana 90 ssar own terms ~ill take ssoss
lot or lots ~ pars pay csil and wiii ssow 0
20 Yea. Have several nes houses an the ess
part Of eiis ter sale cheap ana on sssy tsrms
have lsrse list Of houses ana lets aud W
cant lots which win pay yoa 20 lock over 10
fore huylag. 1 have q small house on Legal
street 60 rent Ter s. per menths rear las
street, house eoraer ~ Colt ans Ae~berr.
street. sers medern. only siei II soa want sni
thias In my lsne eall snc see ne Large list
farms Ter sale and exchange. Eishts acres =
Ada Ter 500 on yeur own time OF viii sT
change for something in the eifs.
Nv. cL0STtRh0uSt,
Phone IS. II Canal Stres
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A Healthy and Delicious Beverage,
Menier Chocolate. Learn to make q
real cup of Chocolate by addressing
'Menier,' New York, and get free
sample with directions.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

IL half niles down The rItet from fhe CITY
nmifs. Tits is hefsli'9 property and can he
bought chfs 2 10 rieef thf estate
foY r. snf--So. ~ sasi Bridge street. modern
ten roosn house Win saf.-
For eschaBgf We have some tns tfaif
farms sa oessBa cop1its. which ~ ran "a
change Tor cif3 property
Fer trade Ne eaa I ace vou = gcof 20 acrs
fsrfa. hsif fnpfofe1. VIII TAR house sas
splendid vel, Tor tsss, N ciy pfepsFfs
We have huaire1s snt nses drDE. grocery
and drs Eooae stctNs. fcfes. Eobsfuar hae Va
lage resiafnces O. frfaf f9f city pfttfieitt-
We have frat 50 fnitef process fessfini
mill 10 y ffsl Ga : foeafton viii an abffnaHrrs
81 water power D. yesf rnhrd. 20 -
sHfy property Nf&hNt A Al.
,pbone 40 AID Icwef lsiees.
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!yANTRD-Every young man to step In and
w see what We can do with them in pair
OF pants. suit OF clothes or osereost msde 70
order. Noigt Herpoisheimer CO. II
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Children's and Misses Cloaks
4 OFF-ONE-HALF OFF, OFF.
T.. i. KIppER Il Co.
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KoSEY TO LOAN.

GONE MONEY TO IoAN~-I have money 10
- ioan on city property; ] have some well
located lots that are free from ebcunlhrsnce
n eY YchsHge for cheap houses and lots. VIII
liam "A. siibeEt. room ). n i4dieomb b'Idg.
Sss
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LrUR RENT-The Geo. II. White home stead
corner North Division ana Fountain sts..
Is nov for reat TO desirable party for term
Of one. two or three years Apply for one
week TO Mrs Gee. III. White. o. Fountain 81.
gtStiw
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WHAT PEOPLE WANT =: e, 4; E: ;::;:.

Twelve words will usually make two lnes thirteen and
not TO exceed twenty words three lines,
and in the larger advertisements
the average is seven words to line. There
IS but one price that is quoted in the table below.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

Attend the meeting at Hartman's
hall Tuesday night. IL will cost you
nothing and help along the improve
ment of Grand river.
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A Fashionable Drink X i.

Menier Chocolate 10 . fashionable
drink. Did you ever try it? Send pos
tai card for sample and directions.
'Menier', New York.
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Now Pickles 81 per barrel; new
"vE tonioo Sauer Kraut $3.50 per
barrel. kuLsAS's GROCERY.
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no YOU WANT N0SET9-If 90 you viii
~ s0d H so yeur stvsatsss 60 see ps before
torrovtag
Wemake loans on hou.shcId goods pianos.
h0rses. wFxcas. or pcfsSsal pT9ptrfy Of snv
kint et the lowest possihe rats sad In the
quickest poss BE tine.
fut leans are rrede without publicity ara
fte property is irft in yeuf disturbed pos
- ss 90.
iaesns can ~ csrriez .s isns ss aesfred or
81 b Pad IN fD. o. n fzFt. ~ aas time -
sast year esaven eafe. ans Aas psft paid fs
srFcs ffis resi- ot ear yirg iHp can
ffseH eve . balsace en- fufnifare. pfsas of
other property. 0ee hEy II 80 fss veu ara
~ u "a ank "a va s-otf
ter as1ess are he fnssf S,ssSsRt n tre rife
sra srs - srTarEet thaf parties fas5se aper
Is aas - ~stea apon sufesss see ecafte
naNe
ksnessbes thss yes have the as~ sf sasA The
frahsfty saa ths ~oaTt saa cas- fftErn th~
aN<So NAPIifs uoRTsstHE loan 60.
Eaasa TaWef Nark,
Saf1sf - aasFe@ feso aaa taaat go
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nruan DssvisissA ~ ].

CHICAGO. Dec n
rIogn-cvssA eprsas Wheat Yatsats. e4A
O. q. BAksrs'. q ,s.eAso; Winter Wheat Jsou
P.isats ~ socAn -, sesishss t,baA %
wuxAr- saied ssss saa lower. Ma easl
ana Dsesnesr soaosiAs, May. soAGTza
low. sse; Ma 8 sAa Ne rsils~. ss1sesed
December sad YoAs SAoAko; January
Gs39ss, NAY eSz<sHs
oAfs-Easis. Ne. . ossa. sesseAc; Janu
err ascHSe, hAy. SA 9Sso sampler
easy Ne. 0assc, No White s21ssnei
Ne q ss4 osse. Ma whass ss.83<ss
Rrs-Qsies ana rasasr easy. Ne. cash, 800
Jaausry ssia ~ sec, asa MAJ. sokosaa
BAELEY-Dun sna slow. Low grade samples
ssosSe; March mAn ana Pearl Barley goods
81. .4sse; Conmes mating srsaes <S0&se,
ssot saSeasc ana selections. bbts5cc
Mas PsAA-Markss moderately active and
prices hiyAer. Prices ssstabte o. a. 7os7so fos
cash. q 7eeIso Ter December. slo'ooioss 70,
January. end sll oo1iLso ssr M-S.
LAsD-Traains meisssssiy active sad priess
crnsr Prices ranged ~ 3. o5.16 20 for cash
q ssesss tor psssnbsr; scoSseis for Jan
uasy. asd =. 57De<S for May.
Peuxxay-Livs Chfsksna e6Te per ID
live Turkeys. e9SSs per ~. Live Ducks, eost
per 10: Live Geese, . seoseo per dozen
BurTEs-cssanssy. isos7e, Dairy. iaSs4ei
Packing stoeR is0iec.
WhisA $40, Miehigaa Prime White. sac;
water Whits foHs. Iadisna Prime White,
eAe; Water White 1oc; Headlight, iss task
ssc. cAssiias. ~ dsg'A lee; - deg's. eAo
LIpuoRs-Dis,illsd Spirits remain firm on
She bssis ~ q. u per gal for finished gooda
NEW York. Dec 81.
WasAf-Fssriy active; kGhe lower Local
realizing January. o. o7h 0i-o7A May. sLosk
0ios June eiosS4Lo5k.
CoRx-puu: kuxc lower and weak. No. Z
ss3sie; steamer mixed ssxA57tsc.
OAys-Dua And weak Western, so4144o.
Provisions steady; extra
mesa y 3x1 iooo; family. siooei2oo Pork
dull. easy. New mesa eai5 ID, cid mesa
SOS: extra prime. o. 80 Lard duh, steady.
StsAm readsrsd 6.U4-
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-How to Cure An ss,n Diseases"

Peckhsm's Group Remedy cures
whoopIng cough
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IoRSEs-Minterei in box stalls upon the
H Ground. At reasonable rates. pass..e when
the horse Il taken awav. Horses delivered 10
ard from :he farm. reiephoae my osice .Sf.
or my heusc 5si. NJ driysr ~ the house VIII
take = horse immeai4tiSs ~ necessary. Nj. b.
Churcb
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ACTIVE workers everywhere for Sleeps
IA Photograph OF the Wcrid:" produced at
an outlay OF siOU.ct0, treIasaGous success, Mr.
}. NJ Marsaaii. Dexter. Ind, c.csred so1y In
four days, RsS. Henry Eisher. Plalnaeid.
Mass. s.s7 in six hours Miss II. II. Harris.
tarncld. Penn. sl5 in thirty minutes. The
circulars aud terms free. Books o.. credit.
Freight paid. Beautiful OUTFIT only ~. Adj
dress. Globe B bic Publishing Co.. s05 Chestnut
street. Philadelphia. Pa. @s
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Florida Oranges, nice sS saS and .5s sweet; ss;
dozAp EurpAS's C,pocrRy
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MISCELLANEOUS

CAFE Wllipay cash for bargain
- ia second hand safe. Frank A. werner. ~
N our.e street.
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MONEY TO LOAN in small or isrge sums FER
N sherf tine on any form OF good security.
PRANK A. Werner. 20 Aenroe street
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k1loU0. family, SIi.uoS iSV0
New mesa Ss75xl025, cid
. prime. % 80 Lard duh, .
lsrsd 6.S7ss- /.
Live stock
Live stock

CHIcAoo. OeoL u.
cAfrLD - Market moderately active and
prioss favor buyers Quotations ranged
A. 8 s00s 10 for choice 70 extra shipping
Steers; Sa63S,1B for good to choice do;
% aol4D for fair TO good, s3oo32S for
common TO medium do; Ss5cAO for
butchers Steers: ST. sp12 20 for stoeksrs; sa.so
as e5 for Texas Steers; q. s0z3 20 for Feeders;
o. s5scS0o for Cows: sisacs.7s for Bulls, and
e. 8@S3. 2, for Veal Calves.
Hoss-Narlct rather active and prices with
out material change. Sales ranged NJ - 500
sks for Pigs: ~ s01Ss Is for Hsas; s3hoal3e5
for rough packing; 60 30 for mixed aud
g. n@a ~ TOR heavy packing and shipping lots
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wANTED-A6ENTs.

lNANTED-Responsibl successful agents fo
w represent the Equitable Life Insurance
Company oil Iowa. Favorable contr1cts- Good
territory. Absolute security 10 policy holders.
i. 4. Martin. Supt. OF Agencies. Des Moines.
Iowa S5
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RADcLIfF & lioLT-iieliso.e upholsterers
II at III South DfyisioH-sr.. have the largest
ans" pioy the most competent men and
VIII give you regular rates. whether You ASK
for them or not by 'phoning No.DO or ito after
business hours.
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ter Sal ssFatss+ SEA sas Hstafes fef
a. ttssf fais< s~es enstaesss Na 2
ffsN fsA sseeae ee&
hxA HklS Fssasas.ss sf ea*k. sg tHt fafs4
ssfsts5sn stfasf saseiss 81 a y. fntsses. -
tAs 4AaS~ sasaas4 -
tsssr EAff ffsf es<s4 - hsif fas eesf So
se.i ttsss - 4ehas3a f<ee > NsfgA
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Ia asfa fss-4t . s@~s sA.s.s kasso%.s
20 ANs e4s4sss f8tstsssa a gf&sk
fefs > Hea4 nftafs -. stats a. a.
.esaf44es sxsTsss tstsSases tza
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SICK -hssdsehe7 Beechsm's pills will
reheve.
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E0R SALE-llouses ana lois Ia different
parts oi the city; slns II pzymeut down;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block on Bostwick-st. At a bargain. Dr.. Neen-
boo. ss RostwicK-st. hStf
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/ IlI!I!I!I!I!!
!; s !: !: !: +: Z. +: +: !: !: !: !: /: &c g
8 Is Is s - ss ss as ss ss ss ss,Ss - 10 $40 80
7 80 80 90 = se,ss ia, , go 70 sss ss
40 IS IS IS 81 is,ii ssi % 90
PERSONAL
LADIES 4 ir,ens u need !. = ,s.ena Ia
that never tails. address the MoHAA'S NkDI-
CAL hoAk. bunaso. n. \.
LOST.
I oST-A lads's gold watch aad ehsin. either
"a az San.laTiuia above Josse's or bstween
there aaa spring n Cos. monogram NJ. L. X.
or out@ile OF ease; Under please return II 10
Spfin@ 70 aud receive liberal reward
HELP wAarBD-sEaALE-
\VANTED-A glr for general housework.
W Apply atzlv Ninth avenue. $50
WANTED-a competent girl for general
houseworS. good wages. 81 LAgrrye
street. 80
WANTED-Two experienced dining room
girls and dlshsasher.. Apply at IS and
10 Pearl street. Inos. Dixon's 30
WANTED - Trained nurse. Terms reason.
W able. 20 Livingston street SS
WANTED-A eri for general homework In
w small family, wages s. per week. Call
at 50 Old iioLsenlaD building.
WANTED Immediately. two experienced
w girls with references; a girl Tor general
work and nurse girl Good wages. small
family. Apply between and mornings ard
6 and 7 evenings Mrs l.. A. Moseley. 80
CherrS str,e. SS0tf
SITUATIONS wAETED-NAL..
NVANTED-Pos ton IL once by young man
w OF hrst-rate ability and experiences can
write shorthand. and operate fyaewriter;
Satisfactory e,ommenGationsan and references
Address L. o. Box 5oo- city. S5s
WANTED-A capable and experienced
w baokHeeper and clerk. "a years ord. IS
anxieas To serve some reliable person or nrm
that desires first-class service OF live mau,
No. references. Address l.. Box s. IN care OF
this Office. SS
SITUATIONS wAYTHD-FRmALE.
WANTED-A competent girl for general
w bousework. Z0l ottawa street. a57
WANTED m mediateiy nrst-class sewing
w at sDo NoiIn Lafayette street. 3ao
WASTLD-Byy young lady position rs book
w keeper; best OF references. Address VI.
b.. box S. Telegram Herald. S55
WANgED-By lady plain sewing. children
w clothes speciality. <oS s. Divislon-st.
FOR REHT-Ro0ks.
E'0R RENT-Furnished rooms. also one On
first floor with folding bed. private bath.
hot and cold water. furnace heat. ~ Jefferson
avenue. II
EOk RENT-A suite Of rooms for business
Il man or clerk for housekeeping. DIR. Veen-
boer. 40 Bostwtck street. Sos
TOR RENT-Newly Furnished room. furnace
l. heated. gas and bath room. 2l6 Ottawa
street. S5f
DOR RRENr-Furnished rooms for light house
keeping with ali modern improvements at
l0I First avenue. 80
TOR RENT--Furnishcd rooms steam heated.
Cor. !. Division and Cherry-ss. S-z II
LfOR RENT - Furnished and unfnrn rnishet
rooms. steam lac ated. 1t ParS Piace. Mrs,
A. l.. Smith "'ti
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REAL EsrATB-ooUNTRY.
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

E0R SALE OR RENT-A smHii l2rm. Geo.
l. NJ. Edison. 20 Canal street. So5
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THE GRAND RAPIDS
Land and Improvement Co.

81 Limited. & wOnasris ss,'dins. ,siepho.
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dollar.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-02-28

ton and other lesser earthquakes in
recent years, this great ocean cur
rent has been DETECTED further north
and the storms that have brought
our "cold waves" have followed suit
and now pass north ofthe great lakes.
He proves that while all the United
States east of the Rockies has been
enjoying extremely mild winters, that
portion west of the mountains, Can
ada north Of the great lakes and
northern Maine, have been suffering
almost uneXampled cold; even as far
south as Texas and New Mexico the
temperature has been below zero, and
it was, so he claimed, only the deflec-
ton Of these great storms that pre-
vented us from suffering likewise.
He also asserts that the excessive
precipitation of the last few years
was caused by our storms now COM
ing from the moist south instead OF
the west and northwest, and traces
the course of many to prove his asser-
ton.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-02-28
Number the Houses.

AS the city limits have recently
been extended, many residences
have been broughtinto the city which
have never been numbered, and it
would be a good idea for the City
Council to order the enumeration Of
the buildings to be extended into
this new territory. The letter car
riers have great difficulty in finding
persons residing in this district for
whom they have mail, and the resi-
dents thereof are at loss to tell
their friends where to direct their
letters. Particularly is this so in the
northern part of the city, where the
houses are more numerous than in
any other part Of the annexed terri
tory
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-02-28
The Reason Of II.

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
of Saturday last contains an article
by Mr.. j @. a. Campbell upon the
late mild winters that we have been
enjoying in the Ohio valley, and at
tempts to prove that they are likely,
in human probability, to become per-
manent. He asserts that it is the
generally accepted theory among
men who have studied the subject
that all storms passing over this
country leave the continent where
the Gulf Stream crosses the Atlantic
Ocean; that for some cause, possibly
disturbances in the earth's surface
such as were indicated by the Charles
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-02-28
Death of Elder James
DarSie.

We clip the following letter an
nouncing the death of Rev. James
Darsie, father of Rev. George Darsie,
of this city, from the Christian
Standard Of February Goth. The
numerous friends Of Rev. George
Darsie in this community deeply
sympathize with him in the great
affection which has so suddenly be-
fallen him.
ALLEGHENY, PA, Feb. 16, 1891.
Dear Bro. McDidrmid: Our con-
gregation is in mourning over the
sudden and awful death of Bro
James Darsie, the assistant pastor Of
the Allegheny Church. He was
struck and instantly killed by train
on the Pennsylvania Railroad near
his home in Braddock, suburb Of
Pittsburgh, this morning. Our
hearts are overcharged with grief,
both for his devoted family, and for
ourselves, for he was like a father to
us all He possessed the universal
confidence and love Of this Church,
and he was entirely devoted to it's
interests. His pure life, gentle spirit
and affectionate counsels made a
deep impression upon young men
and old, and his influence for good
will survive for many years in our
hearts and lives. AS most of your
readers know, Brother Darsie was
the father Of John, George and Lloyd
Darsie, and Of Sister Walker, wife of
the pastor Of the Richmond Street
Church, Cincinnati A suitable
obituary will appear soon. For the
present | desire only to say that, to
me, his death is great loss, the
extent of which, under the very
shadow of the dreadful shock, can
not properly estimate. So gentle
was his spirit, so pure and unseltish
his life, that it was constant inspira-
ton to me to be associated with him.
May God help US to remember his
counsels and to initiate his faith.
Fraternally yours,
w. f. RICHARDSON.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-02-28
New Clerk in the Post
Office.

The business Of the postoffice in
this city having increased so much
in the last year, Postmaster Saffell
has been authorized to employ anoth-
err clerk, and has appointed Miss
Emma Morris to the position. Miss
Morris took charge Of the stamp and
delivery window on Tuesday morn
ing, relieving Mr.. Ollie Walcutt, who
becomes assistant in the distributing
department.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-02-28
FRANKFORT, FEBRUARY %, 1891.
Frank forts Plea Against
the Proposed Removal
of the Capital.

The committee of citizens selected
to present the question of "Capital
removal" from non-removal stand
point have completed their work, and
it has been addressed to the Conven-
ton in neatly-printed pamphlet OF
fifty-one pages, with an illustration
of the proposed Capital in this city
and cut giving bird's-eye view OF
the city, having the lands coded to
the State in consideration of the Cap
ital being located here marked off.
From the cut it is seen that many of
the most valuable lots in Frankfort
have title warranted by the State.
The pamphlet is divided into three
parts "Public Aspects of the Cues
tion," by the committee; "History of
Location" by Judge w. H. Sneed,
and illegal Aspects of the Case" by
Judge VIM. Lindsay. In the first
part the question of Frankfort's de-
STABILITY and accessibility are dis
cussed at length, and it is con-
clusively proven that there is no need
of change. The social and scenic
advantages of Frankfort are elaborat-
ed upon and it's freedom from politi-
cal rings contrasted with Louisyille's
and Lexington's gang ridden condi-
ton.
The statistics of health are present
ed, and it is shown that Frankfort's
death rate is one of the lowest in the
country, being 10 Ito per cent,
against 145 per cent. for the State, 144
per cent. for the city of Louisville,
and 17I per cent. for the whole coun-
try. 1t is a remarkable fact that but
three State officers have died while
in office, and two of these, Governors
Clark and Helm, died at Winchester
and Elizabethtown respectively; and
the only one dying at Frankfort, Sec
rotary of State Van Wrinkle, met his
death from causes with which his
residence in Frankfort had nothing
to do.
The sentiment of the various
States is shown to be overwhelming
ly against locating the capital in the
business center and metropolis Of
each State, and the extra cost of re-
moval over what new and splendid
buildings could be built for at Frank
fort is shown to be nearly 81 100000,
without reckoning the cost of lands
sold in Frankfort by the State from
the original grant, the titles to which
would have to be made good.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-02-28
,EEae Old Town Clock.

The following poem was written
upon the old time keeperin the Court
House tower in this city by the late
Abe Fulkerson, "The Eccentric" who
finally became insane and died in the
Asylum at Lexington. It's republica-
ton at this time, when the voice OF
the clock is silent, seems to us very
appropriate;
The Old town clock is a marvellous thing,
As II tells Of the passing hours.
When its hollow tones on the midnight ring,
Startling this slunlb' ring world of ours
And II watches the flight OF unstayng time
TO chronic moments that were.
And the voice of the ages is heard I'm the chime,
As II walls on the startled air!
Its fingers are polnting to a path in the sky,
And ITS tongue hath an utterance grand
or the rest shat remains in the mansions on high
And the way to the beautiful land!
But the children Of men. never needing it,
voice.
Move onward To music and mrth:
In the diys Of their youth and strength they
rejoice.
Till they pass like dream from the earth.
The old town clock i have heard the peal!
1Uf its measured strike, give three at morn.
When felt as the iOn- and the Wretched zee.
In a bleak cod world fOrlorn!
have counted the tones from its iron throat,
AS the, mOaneISand died on the wind,
Till its music fell like funeral note
On my dredry AMI de .olate mini!
The old town clOck--et it speak again
dirgr Like note for departing time.
It's 4 81 BIZ voice in the mystic strain.
From ne grand old past subne
And its ecn,'as tells us of glorious days
When the heart ana the word we're young:
When niiuStrels chauttd the heroes praise
And the iite 10 love all mirtn was sttung.
FRANKFORT. March 3. 1870.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-02-28
Supper Wednesday Even
ing.

The ladies of the Southern Pres
byterian Church will give supper
in the new store room of DR.. j. S.
Collins, on Main street, on Wednes-
day evening next, provided the re-
pairs upon the room are completed by
that time.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-02-28
Their First Concert.

The members Of the Frankfort
Glee Club are making arrangements to
give their initial concert in the chapel
Of the Baptist Church on Tuesday
evening next. The Club is composed
of some of the best musical talent
in the city, is under the efficient
management of Prof Wayland Ora
ham, and it is safe to say that the con-
cert will be very enjoyable affair. A
full house should greet the Club on
Tuesday night. The following pro-
gramme will be offered:
PART FIRST.
1. Soldiers Chorus ..... Glee Club
2 Violin Solo. $3.50. Mr.. Louis Harris
g. Song Son Of the Desert Am L.
Mr.. Frank d. Bull.
4. Silence .........''''..'''' 'uiee Oiup
5. Song ..................R ubenstein
Mr.. Will. Mcclure.
6. Rest on thy Pillow .Glee Club
PART SECOND.
/. In Silent Mead ...... Glee Club
2. Piano Solo Miss Maria Lindsey
3. Double Quartette-Katie Darling.
Glee Club.
4. Reading ....., Maj. II. T. Stanton
S. Song ........ Miss Jennie Morris
6. Serenade ................G lee CLUB
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-02-28
KENTUCKY UNION RAILWAY Co.,
TIME CARD.
EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 2iST, 1890.
GOING EAST.

Connections made at Lumber Point with
steamer for Beattyville. Elkatawa Is nearest
station to Jackson. Ky. Trains between Three
Forks and Lexington run daily, between Three
Forks and Elkatawa daily. Sundays excepted.
j l.. MURPHY.
General Passenger Agent
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-02-28
To the Public.

THE TWO-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE PROP
l erty. known as :he Sidney Johnson place.
situated on north side OF Main street, Frankfort,
4. =. hear the Capital Hotel, is offered for sale by
the Undersigned. If not sold on or before Janu-
AIRY Ist. 1891. the slime will be for rent. The
property Is I'm first-class condition. For terms,
&c, apply to
CHAS. T. EXUM,
Attorney for Johnson heirs.
Oct. 25tf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-14
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