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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-01-24
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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-01-24
Notice This.

In order to make some changes in
my business 1 have reduced the prices
on all my goods, Furniture and Under
taking. JOHN HIGGINS.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-01-24
Stockholders Meeting.

The stockholders of the Barber Coun-
ty INDEX will meet at the county at
torney's Office Saturday, 9th. A large
attendance is desired.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-01-24

Henry Sparks, the affable deputy dis
trict clerk, is not celebrated for prac-
tical or other jokes; but occasionally he
takes advantage of favorable oppor-
tunity and somebody IS victimized. 1t
was but few days ago that he was
talking to prominent member OF the
M. E. church in this city and the con-
versation turned upon the meetings in
progress. The financial disadvantages
of conducting a series of meetings was
referred to and Henry, being liberal
hearted man, told the member, whom
we will call Mr.. A, that if he would
read the second chapter of Jude and in
form him as to the substance, he
(HeEry) would give the local minister a
dollar to help things along. If not, the
other should give dollar for the same
purpose. 1t was agreed to by Mr.. A
and he started off to read the chapter
mentioned, thinking he was doing good
service for the cause in so earning a
dollar. When he consulted the good
book and found that Jude only contains
one chapter he realized why Henry had
been so generous, and the following
night put a silver dollar in the contri-
button box.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-01-24
Around the Court House.

The register of deeds was assisted by
his wife and Frank Read during the
rush of business last week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-01-24

STRAYED.-One black SOW weighs about
four hundred pounds. Pigs just weaned. VIII
pay liberal reward for information as to her
whereabout. S. K. w. FIELD.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-01-24

County Clerk Lewis has concluded to
do all the work of his Office alone, as
the proceeds will no longer justify hir-
ing deputy. The salary will soon be
reduced to ST 900, which is the only re-
source of the office since the fees have
been cut off. With this he is unable to
hire a deputy, and if the work cannot
be done by one man the commissioners
will have to provide tor assistance or
leave the work undOne. Until a few
years ago fund was provided for pay
ing deputy IN addition to the clerks
salary, but 1t was .rescinded and since
that time clerks have had to hire their
help. In Harper county the clerk re-
ceives 81 500 year and $500 for deputy
hire, while they have 1874 ,6Sl less acres
of land and 1895 fewer town lots than
our county. The reason for this is that
Harper's population is over the 10000
mark while ours is under, and upon
this basis the salary is determined.
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sTRAYEp.

SIX head of cattle. branded G or L on RIG ht
hip and crop of right ear. One or two have
II on side. Liberal reward for information
as to their location, r. v. CANT.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-21
0ejtcrbcm.

Qlm 6. Mlar3 In 2atbam, Ganlas,
SeiIe Gpnlig, Elm Shipiegeriobn BON s..
g. Copies BEL Nepport. Gr biilterldBt
Ieiner i1per betroffelen Gattin Die
Sorge fir 8 Siitber. Das Gbepaar
mar 1886 nab 2anias sesosen.
Nm 9. Mdr5 i'm Mrmenbaufe bon
Suscaratuas County Spbn Wic @uire
i'm Mlter BON so sSabren. Seine 0ei=
matb mar Melt1elter, all oer fiioliden
goul,tpsre15e, in BerrD 5oiunlbip.
| Mm 8. Mldr3 III Suscaralpas Die @at=
tin BON Sobn 8. 8Duiber, jlln., i'm
Mlter bon 20 Sabren. Sbr @bemann
init 4 fleinen Ginbern trauern am 8rab
Der Sineei6ieoenen.
Nm IL. Mdr5 in port @afbineton
MiB Marp Sammerslep, nod ni1t b0l=
lig 26 Sabre alt sic lit feit einem
Sabre ar elmer 2unsenfrantbeit.
Sim II. Mdrs in gait 2iperpool 3ep.
Sobn 0uitou, IS Sabre aft. gr mar
Der 8ater bes biz gum lebten Serbit in
llbridsDiqe angeiteut getpeienetl Neb.
S. 0l. SultDn, llnb por ca. 80 Sabren
betleibete er Die Stelle Ielbf.
9lm Is. Mdr3 in ibrer Wobnuna in
Stem Ybilabelpbia 6rdulein 9lnna
Maria Sellers Inn Nlter BON Il Sab
rem. Oie 8erltorbene ipar in Worf
GOuntp, YenniDlpanien, eeboreil, tam
aber i6on i'm Mlter bon Sabren mad
bielem GountD uno bat leither INNER
bier geipobnt. Seit ibr 9ruoer bor
einigen Sabren geitorben, bate lie feline
gngeb0risen mebr, unb 10 berinabte Iie
ibr nibt unbebeutenoes 8erm6gen nit
Nhsnabme ibres Wobnbauies, oas lie
Dem 8. &iegel uno ieiner Srau bin=
terlieb, gu Slei6en Sbeilen an bier
&ir6gemeinoen, namli6 Der reformir=
ten Stride, uel6er iie angeb6rie, Der
lut6eril6en Stride. Den Yresbpteria=
nern nnb ben Ser. 8riiDern. Sie pre=
bigger bieier 9irhen betbeiligten lid an
oem .2eidenbeadngniile uno bielten
tur5e 9lnipra6en.
9lm Is. Mdr5 auf elmer 6arm in Der
Ndbe bon 9tem pbilabelpbia Som
SmDtb i'm sllter BON IS Sabren. Ser
8eritorbene, Elm talentboller Muiifer,
bate Dfters 9lnfdlle pon Srrlinn unb
10 wurOe er au6 erit oor tueni9en Mo=
naten mieoer aus bem Srrenaipl in go=
lumbus entlanen uno trieb li6 ieitber
meiitens i'm Sreien berum unb Die
Strapaben, Die er babel our6ma6te,
fiibrten ieinen 500 berbei.
9lm Is. Mdrs in Stem pbilabelpbia
elmer 0rim, i'm 9llter BON 46 Sabren.
Der geritorbene mar faum Is Sabre
aft, als er sur 9lrnree 9ins, tpo er i'm
1856. uno 16l. 9egiment piente. gr
mar bier geboren uno binterldBt cine
gBittlpe uno &inber.
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Gritc WationaIbanf, Canal
SOBER, =.

g. 5oomep, prdiibent S. $.
Mithen, 8iee=Yralioent; 3beo. Wenb,
aailier ; s. $. Menb, Niiiftent=3aiiier.
Die Gireftoren Der Yant linb: Sam.
5oomeD, Sobn SaniOn, u. WelB, 8al.
@enb, 6reo. MenB, S. s. 5Omnieno,
Gbrilt Seis, 9. %. Grorton, q. &.
glion, S. $. Mitdel.
Die @ef6dfte Der 8anf iperOen aui
li6erer, eonierpatipei galis gefiibrt.
@eloer, Die auf beitimmte 3eit anselegt
iueroen, iuerben Der5inst.
IS miro beionbers auf bic pDr3iigli1e
3ulammenieBung Der gebOrbe Der Si=
rettoren aufmertiam semadt, pel6e
an unb fir iid idon cine @arantie
fir Siderbeit uno aetuifenbafte @e=
i9dftsfiibrung bietet.
IS tperben Me1iel mad allen Saupt=
1tdoten gurDpas ausgeitellt.
Die 8eanlten Der Sanf ipre1en unb
idreiben beuti6.
gBer 8antsei6dfte 81 beiOrgen bat,
tuenbe lid an Die erite NatlOnalbanf. 6
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Nns &ei6tbnm, in's Mrmen
gaMs.

VWSspe
Nor elmer Geibe bon Sabren ,pobnte
in Meit6efter, 9errp Sp., elm Mann, in
ipeiten Greiien burb feline SerSenseiite,
feline @obltbdtiefeit unb feline @alt=
freunoi6ait betannt. Gein 2lrmer eing
unbel6entt bon ieinem Sauie meg; mo-
er belfen fonnte, balf er unD mdbreno
zines balben ,Sabrbunberts mar er Die
Sauptitiibe Der oortigen Metbooiiten=
Stride. an Die er i'm 2aufe Der 3eit be-
oeutenoe Sumlnen pertpenbete. Mlle
@eiltlihen, Die je na1 @elt6eHer fa=
men, fanben in ieinem 9auie Elm tpobn=
li6es 0eim uno wer je gu bieien auf
8eiu6 fam, senoB au6 Ieiner @ait=
freunbIbaft. Ser Mann mar permos=
li6, beiaB cine i6Dne Garm, feline Grau
mar bon slei6er @elinnung tuie ct uno
su ieinem Gliife feblte ni6ts. @roB
mar Die 3abl ieiner Sreunbe uno man=
der freunoli6e SdnDebruf murbe in iei-
nen, gliidliden Seim aetue6ielt, bis
na1 unb nod Elm Wehiel ei1trat.
Vor nngefabr 20 Sahren ipuroe tbm
feline quite Srau bur6 ben 5obentrilIen !;
oem 0erluite na6griibelub tpuroe er
melan6oliib I; baum Dibmete er feline
5batigteit einem 2abengei6aft unb
puroe Stpeilnal BON 9ieben beitoblen !;
er ma1te anoere 8erluite, fam INNER
mebr suriid, muBte 6arm uno 2aben
perfaufen nno tpuroe arm unb drmer.
SEPT in ieiner Mrmutb tparen feline ebe=
maligen Sreunbe nirseros nsebr gu fin=
ben. 9lud Die Stride bate fein @ebddt=
nib mehr fir ,bren friibern Mobltbdter,
perlaien unb peritoBen bas iDar bas
Shidial oes Mannes, Der einit freiae=
big niemals Die @dite ieines Sauies se=
sdblt bate.
Sobn MeGuire lit Der Same bes lln=
slidli1en. Gin &Orper lno Seele ge=
bro9en, fano ct cine 3uflu1t I'M Mr=
meilballie, mo- er LETTER Sage in bobenl
9llter 3u einem benern 2eben einberufen
puroe, Elm 3euse oes We6iels iroiiden
Slides, Der llnheitdnbigfelt meni1li1er
@unlt nnb bes llnoanfes bieier Melt.
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VmBmad)crimmens 0ei6dft.

Nadoem i9 einise Sage in Glepelano
sugebra1t babe, um Der GrOffnung BON
Ssriibiabrslpaaren bei5utpobnen, babe
ih einen 8orratb bon Waaren ausge=
tpdblt, bic ipeosf In ge5ug auf analiz
tdt, glesans mod Yreis iibertrpifen
peroen iOnnen. Meine Grealloe unb
aunben tperben es In ibrem eisenen
Snterele iinben, bieie Waaren su be-
li1tigetl, bebor lie ionituo einfaufen.
2anra u. Wenfel,
42l Npro 6. StraBe.
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@ejhdttsa

gs pirb biernit giotiS seseben, OaB
bic geiddftsperbinoung sfpiihen ben
lInteraeihneten pom 13. Mdrs an unter
gegenieitiaem ginueritdnonib aufsel0st
lit. gnipriide iOllten in SObn Gfsrts
Gdublfore eiilgerei6t iueroen. 9lle
biejenigen, ipeld)e Der Jirna f6ulDia
iinb, lint auFgefDroert, DDrsnipredeil
uno lire @ednun9en su beridtigen.
Dbn Gdert
AS s. o. 9aDlOr.
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8rieaine.

Sir bic am II. Mdr5 enbenbe
Wo6e blieben fOlgenbe ni6t reflamirte
8riefe auf Der bieligen poitoffiee
Sames gittil.
3bomas 8isler.
Mattie JDrbes.
Waarp grop.
g. S. Tapis.
Sarab Is. @rap.
Caroline Sdmiot,
S. s.. Netuton.
s. Wearae.
Sranf Moran.
George aligleD.
Dan. 90 D s, 9. M.
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: Mapors=G Ganbioaten in pite Sun

- Mapors=Ganoibaten in Vite Sun
Mler s. Gliber BON Seite ber 9emofra=
ten uno eSames W. Benid BON Seite
Der &epublitaner.
- @ebt AT Better & 2ptle, ipenll
ssbr GrabIteiiie llnb Monllmente mollt.
Dielelben be3ablen feine bpben proSente
an, Ngenten unD t0nnen billig perfau=
fen. tt
G1arles WilIbal9b, Elm Mrbeiter
i'm WaldinenbauIe in 9enniipn per=
lebte 1ib lebtbin ernlflid i'm GeIi6t, ba
ibm be, Der Mrbeit iinter elmer 2ofomoz
tipe Elm Stiid giIen ins @eli1t flog unb
ibm bas Naienbein brad.
- Sin fiirsli1 in Grait getretenes
@eleb entbdIt Die 8eltimmung, oaB je=
Der mdnnlide, auBer elmer Nrmenan=
ltalt ,pobnenoe 8eiuditeller INN slrmen=
llnterltiibung sur Mrbeit an StraBen,
ooer dbnli6en 6ifeutliden ,slrbeiten an=
gebalten iper0en fann.
sSn Mineral Ypint miro Der Plan
Der grribtuns zines WanertDerfes be-
fproden. Ser Srt bat nit Der sulte=
benben 8eborbe BON Start So. einen
@ertrag sur llnterbrinaung BON Be-
itraften i'm bprtieen Mrbeitsbaule abse=
idloHen, mo- iie unbesablt gebliebene
YuBen ab3uperbienen baben.
= Sa Die @eibdftsfiibrung Der Ban
gamble 8abn auf Dem plabe Sennllon
in 3utunft feline 9lntueiiunsen pon Ge=
ibditsleuten auf ibre Nngeltellten mebr
bonoriren mill, miro oort Die Greoitse=
mabruna an Nrbeiter INNER ihipleri=
ger unb mag es pielleidt gu elmer fritz
ten ginfiibruns bes 8aaripftems fom=
men.
= Na1oem eirige republifanilbe
3eitunsen bena6barter Counties, ipobl
um bem Gollegen su f6meiheln, ben
Namen bes >9erausgebers oes bieitsen
,Nbpocate" in @erbinoune nit Der Gan=
bioatur fiir bas 9lmt oes Staatsiefre=
tdrs in Meloung sebrabt baben, gibt
bieier in lebter Summer ieines 8lattes
Die grfldrung ab, baB er ipeber nd1ten
Serblt, nod beim folgenoen Sermlne
als @anbibat fir jene Stelle auftreten
tperbe.
Ga einise Canal Doper 3eitun=
aen begonnen baben, Die Namen Der
3beilnebmer on srDBern 6amilienfeit=
li6feiten unb nameittlid an ben BON
3eit gu 3eit i'm Spernbaus itattfinben=
ben 8dllen, in LANCER Geibe au publisi=
rem, 10 meint Elm oortiser @eiitli6er,
baB es piellei6t ni6t minoer beroienlt=
lib mdre, bic 5beilnebmer bon @ebetss
periammlunsen offentli6 su nptiren.
ct meint tpahrideinli6, oaB bieie Si=
Iten piel fiirser tDiirben
Gotpie es gegenndrtig ausliebt,
wiro Die 8autbdtisfeit bier li6 bieB
Sabr auf berielben SObe balten, tpie in
ben lebten paar Sabren. llnb bod bat
Dor tpenisen Wo6en Elm bieliges repu=
blitanii6es Slatt einen Stillitano pro=
pbeseit, neil es li6 in voemofratilben
s3eiten" ni9t lobne, 81 bauen. Sie
politii6e Wetterpropbeseiuna lit mod
einidItieer als Die anoere s; Iie peritebt
li6 auf alles anoere beller, als auf So=
bel, 9ammer uno Sdge.
Die in Canal 9Dper 3eitungen
perolfentli1te &e6nung iiber Ginnab=
men unb glussaben Der Corporation
Canal Soper ermeist an ginnabmen ben
8elammtbetrag bon $50, ,058.01, wp=
runter $38, 900 fiir aus9egebene Bombs.
Die Mussaben belaufen li6 auf $52, :
936.97, ober nod Nbsus bon $50, 900,
tpel1e als SubpentiDn fiir Die &eepes
Merfe perausgabt Iino ober iperben,
auf $22, ,936.97. Die persinslibe
S1ulD Der Corporation betrd9t CUR 3eit
$37, 900.
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0etratbsb s.suiaie,a,tee,, .

Sherman g. Smitb GIorence g.
Oilbert.
9bDs. 9. 81. Saipt Mollie g. Gtranb.
DenrD GbroDer emma Giiher.
Gberiban u. ginerion Mnna 3.
Sells.
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Well

@ebriiber 6 pring q Derfaufen
beites patent Wlebl sn 95 Gents per
Sad polles @elpi1t. Gebet lnfre
preislilte fir gaenmaarerl uno Gr0ee=
rien Wlit1ener ylDd,
GH 0ohifraBe, Nesp pbilabelpbia.
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@e5djiu or,temIijte.

Die 3iebung Der Gef1mDrilenliife fir
ben Mpril 9erinin eraab na1fOlaen-
bes Nefultat. 9ie Muflagefarnnter lit
auf ben 8. Mpril, Die Surp allf ben 10.
gpril einberufen.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07
FRANKFORT KY. SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1894
Country Residence Burned.

The country house known as
the DR.. Dickerson place, on the
Lawrenceburg pike just opposite
the Spout Spring" belonging TO
the estate of the late Gen. Scott
Brown, was destroyed by fire on
Monday. 1t was occupied at the
time by Mr.. Church Vaughan, who
lost nearly all his furniture. There
was no insurance upon either
house or contents and the loss is
about four thousand dollars. The
fire started in the roof and is sup
posed to have been caused by a
defective flue. The neighbors
gathered in quickly and worked
hard to save the contents, but the
flames spread so rapidly that they
were unable to get into several
rooms at all.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07
Leg Broken.

Mr.. Jacob Ahler was driving
the delivery wagon for Messrs.
Sower & Ahler Thursday morning,
and in turning the corner of High
and Clinton streets one of the spin
dies OF the wagon broke, letting
that side of the vehicle drop on the
street. Mr.. Ahler was thrown
out and dragged some distance,
his left leg being broken in two
places between the knee and
ankle, the bone Of one fracture
protruding from the flesh. Mr..
Ahler was taken to the confection-
cry Of Messrs. Sewer & Ahler
where he received medical atten-
ton and was afterward removed
to his home, where he is now
lying in critical condition.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07
Cheap Power.

Now that we have an electric
railroad, the city is being canvass
ed by Mr.. l.. A. Farnsworth, rep
resenting the Jenny Electric Motor
Company, of indianapolis, for the
purpose Of introducing electric
motors into manufacturing estab-
lishments-the electricity to be
furnished by the railroad company
at a low rate. The motors are
small. occupying very little room,
and will reduce the cost Of power
very materially, besides requiring
no engineer or fireman and have
no machinery to get cut OF order
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07

poem down with him next court
day.
w. H. Posey. Master Commits
sioner Of the Circuit Court, made
the following sales viz.
The Frankfort Brewery property
was bid in by Mr.. John w. Rod
man, for the Farmers Bank. which
we learn made the purchase for
an Ohio party. The Parker prop
erty on Arlington Heights was
bid in by John w. Rodman, for
the Farmers Bank and the Safety
Vault and Trust Company, the
price for all was $1,000.
The property of Lucinda Hans
brough in Bellepoint was purchased
by l.. B. Marshall for $500.
The property Of Hiram Smoot,
in the country, was purchased by
the Louisville Safety Vault Co. for
$3.50.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07
Nervous Prostitution.

A large manufacturer, whose affairs
were very much embarrassed, and
who was overworked and broken
down with nervous exhaustion, went
to celebrated specialist. He was
told that the only thing needed was
to be relieved Of care and worry, and
have change of thought. This doc
tor was more considerate of his pa
TENTS health than of his financial
circumstances. He ought to have
advised him to use DR.. Miles Restor-
alive Nervine, the best remedy for
nervous prostration, sleeplessness.
dizziness, headache, ill effects of spir-
its, tobacco, coffee, opium, &c. Thou
sands testify to cures. Books and
trial bottles free at j. w. Gayle's. 5
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Court Day.

An unusually large crowd was
in town Monday and the street
hawkers and patent medicine men
did lively business. Only few
horses were shown but a good
deal Of stock was offered. Dia-
mond Bentley, the Silver Tongued
Blue Grass Auctioneer, reports
the following sales; 10 long year
ling steers at SI9.25 per head; 6
milk cows alta SIS, $40, S2I.75,
S25.25 S3o.25 and S32.6o; 4
mules from $40 to SIS; 8 horses
from $40 to $3.50. Diamond
promises TO bring that celebrated
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07
Bought His Home.

Mr.. H. F. Duncan has pur-
chased from Miss Maggie Russell
the residence on Steele street
which he has been occupying for
several years, for four thousand
FIVE hundred dollars, and is re-
pairing and improving same.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07
Announcement.

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score Of medical propriety for
thus announcing to the profession
and the public. that we have made
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It's a Mistake

To neglect caring for cough or cold.
Every time you cough you increase
the trouble and soon an Inflammation
is started that in a short time is
difficult to control. DR.. Hale's House
hold Cough Cure has such magic
effect upon a cough, allaying all irri-
tation so quickly, that every person
in the land should always have bot
tie of this wonderful medicine on
hand to begin taking at once upon
the first appearance of cold. 1t
costs only 25c and 500 a bottle at
p. H. CARPENTER drug store a
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07

w. ]. Scottow keeps on hand
a fresh supply Of Aromalr. Don't
fail to include package in your
next order for groceries. 2S-6t.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07

Is the finest remedy in the. world
1t absolutely cures catarrh. 1t cures
Neuralgia and Rheumatism. Cures
Piles like magic. Cures Salt Rheum
in the most soothing manner. Cures
Inflamed and Granulated Eyelids.
Cures Coughs and Colds. Can be
taken internally. A positive specific
for pneumonia. Cuts, Bruises, Burns,
Chilblains, Sores of long standing,
Corns and Bunions are cured quickly;
different from all else; superior to all
else; it has no equal, 25 and SOC boxes.
Large size cheapest. Sold at P. H.,
CARPENTERS drug store. s
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07
MANUFACTORY.
A Chair Factory tn be Estab-
lished Here.

Frankfort i, to have another
chair mandatory which will use
only efree labor, and will furnish
employment to quite a number OF
hands. Messers. Chamberlain,
Hays and Gray, who have until
recently been connected with the
chair factory in the prison, have
made arrangements to lease a por-
ton Of the. buildings at Messrs.
Choate & Grahams planning mill
and hogshead factory, where they
will establish plant for the manu-
facture of the higher grades Of
chairs, for which there is always a
good demand. Mr.. Hays left
Wednesday for Grand Rapids,
Michigan, to make arrangements
to dispose of the output of the
factory and Mr.. Chamberlain
leaves next week for Chicago and
the east to- place a portion of the
output and purchase machinery,
and as soon as the latter arrives
the factory will commence opera
tons.
The gentlemen who will estab-
lish the factory have had many
years experience in the business.
will put in a 6rst-class plant and
produce goods Of which any city
will be proud. They had hatterA
ing offer to go to Evansville.
Indiana, but preferred to remain
here, where timber Can be had in
large quantities and at such low
figure that chairs can be manu-
featured at much less cost than in
northern cities, which will enable
them to put their product on the
market in competition with the
old established factories and make
a good profit.
The projectors of the new enter
prise should receive every encour-
agement from the city, Tor the es-
Enlistment of the factory here at
this time will prove a blessing in
the way of furnishing employment
to some Of our idle citizens and |
bring into our midst skilled
mechanics. There is no doubt
about the factory being a success
from the start. if push and energy
count for anything, as all Of the
gentlemen interested are built on
those lines, aud will hustle from
the jump.
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Nominated for Surveyor.

Mr.. J. Monte Tharp. formerly
of this city, has been nominated
as a Democratic candidate for
County Surveyor Of Oldham cour-
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JUST LOOK
Do You Need a Corset?

If you do, buy it this week, you can save
money.
81. so quality will be sold for $2.oo.
81. 50 quality will be sold for $I.2o.
81 90 quality will I've sold for SO cents.
IS cent quality will be sold for O. cents.
so cent quality will be sold for 43 cents.
IS cent quality will be sold 70, 60 cents.
You should take advantage Of this removal
sale and buy while they are at these prices.
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HARDWARE MERCHANT.

We have printed a pamphlet
giving the symptoms. cause.
varieties, &c., Of cancers and
tumors. Anyone feeling inter
esting can get copy free by ad-
dressing,
DIS. CURRENT & SMITH,
I7-tf. Paris, KY.
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For SALE OR RENT-My dwelling.
house on Ann street.
If. Ut. BUCKLEY.
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Will remove 10 his new quarters on St.
Clair street, next door to X. X. Nc lure
Z Sons