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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

NO. 30 WEST 72D-ST.-Larse. elegant.
modern residence: perfect plumbing
Baker * Smith steam heat; Tiffany deco
rating; electric gas lighting. etc: prs-
session Immediately. Permit and partictl-
lars from JOHN MACGREGOR. - Broad
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~ooooNooNo.NNNOOoN Oo-o<-oNo~-,INNo>S,~-
STORAGE WAREHOUSE established Il
years. price S2.0o"; cause. sickness:
clears over 81. oOg yearly; cause for selling
sickness NJ MDONALD x WIGGINS. l4O
Nassau-St.
PARTNER WANTED with s.. 900: old es-
tablshed lumber business; experience not
necessary this Is an exceptional chance
for some one NJ DONALD & WIGGINS.
40 Naasau-st.
CAPITAL procured for merchants. manu-:
facturers ana others desiring to extend
their bus!ness; stores and business places
sold quickly without publicity. M'DON-
AID d WIGGINs. $40 Nassau-s..
PARTNER with 81 800 wanted to Join ad-
Vertiser In English wire ropes needles
ana cutlery. r. IL. HILL. Box 81. Tribune
Onice.
wANTED.-s or. treasurer with
81. 800, $50 weekly and interest; particu-
lar experience unnecessary. references eN
changed. don't miss this chance. Pa-ticu-
lars COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE. 2j7
Broadway.
WANTED. Office assistant for clean man
ufacturing: S25 weekly; 81 500 required:
permanent with chance of advancement;
this is an unexceptionable opportunity
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE. 257 Broad
way.
WANT WHOLE ISSUE BoNDs.-Rallway.
traction. electric. water. gas. or VIII
Join in some new Ike enterprise. TRUS-
TEE. Tribune Once.
YOU will find the cheapest watches on
earth fcT premiums. auctions. advertising
purposes, by addressing :. =, Tribune Up
town Office.
WANTED. Capable young man. with
s.. 900. 20 carry stock of goods and man
age branch for Chicago house salary $l2J
per month and AL expenses. alsO. extra
percentage: permanent position, with good
future prospects. Address JAMES BAR
TON. l2J Franklin-st.. Chicago.
$347 Geo INVESTED this month through
us. S2.OcUOo0 more subject TO good IN
vestments or loans: stock companies in
corpOrated anywhere; partnerships ncgoti-
atcd. investors advised free Of desirable Op-
portunites. COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE
~ BrnalNaN
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child while the other portrays the Saviour in the
later years OF his ministry
The pastor. the Rev Madison c. Peters, will
preach at the morning service on Forgetting the
Past and Looking Hopefully to the Future, Il
New Years sermon to those who are tempted to
let go and give up. At 74j o'clock his subject will
be young Men and Marriage"
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Most unkely.-"Don't you remember me? I'm
the hotel man you put up with down at the sea-
shore last summer" said the gentleman, entering.
"Oh yes replied the pawnbroker; nov you
want to put up with me, | suppose?'- Yonkers
Statesman.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sr,pscn,,

ADVERTISEMENT AND supscpyp.
Tons FOR THE NETWORK TRiR.
S, uNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TiiE
nPIOWN OFFICE. No 2s2 Broadway
"a door north OF Thirty -hrst-st. and AD,
NEtTlSEMENTS at the following Branch
ohlces; 2o4 Eighth-ave.: T60 Th,rd-aye
corner Forty-seventh.st. I50 East Forty.
ssseyshtn-st.. corner Third-ave.: i5G East
near sixty-lrst-st.; i.T0S First-ave. : lOd
W.st Forty -second-st. ~? Columbus-svc
i,520 broadway. New-York and In Brook.
yn at 307 Fulton 6S Court-st.; "a
broadway, T. d.. 1853 Broadway. T. D.:
!2oo i'edford-ave.. near Fuiton-st.: 23i
bedford-sve.. near South secont-s<
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BOARD WANTED.

NN~ON0NONN0ONSN'|>NN O1SSNN|~NNN~rNSN~S~
BOARD WANTED. tuition included: two
pretty bright children. aged Is; particu-
larlze. lowest possible price GENTLE
WOMAN. Postoiiice Box 2.3l9.
BOARD WANTED for two or three
months. three adults. three rooms; drain
age guaranteed; moderate price. best refer
ences given and required. Address W. :.
T., Tribune Office.
YOUNG LADY. American. desires board
IN refined private family. references ex-
changed. WEST SIDE. Tribune Uptown
Once. ! 2t2 RroadWay.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


Country.
FOR SALE-At Atlantic City. n. j., n
hotel site. situated at the ocean end OF
Pennsylvania avenue. opposite the Seaside
House In the centre of the cottage sec
tion and the choicest location for a high
class hotel In the city. Apply TO j. @.
ADAMS & Co. real estate agents. Atlantic
City. n. j.
FOR SALE CHEAP.-A fine farm. 1s0
acres fine buildings. fine fruit ard nuts.
q. large town and railroad; write for terms
and catalogue Of 200 fruit farms. ID. Is.
REEDER, Dover Del.
FOR SALE TO close an estate.-Handsome
2Az-story brick house. Plainheld: hall In
centre: - rooms; bath: conservatory:
steam heat: electric light; barn; hennery;
plot 1l0x2pO: = minutes ride from depot;
Immediate possession: s.. 900. EXECUTOR.
708 Nostrand- ave. Brooklyn.
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UNFURNISHED HOUSE-To Let.

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FURNISHED house for rent: rooms i'm
provements: near station; S35 per month.
NATHAN RUSSELL. Glen Ridge. ~ j.
85 ST. FFIIX-ST.. RROOKLYN.-To let
House furnished unfurnished: II
rooms: ali improvements: furnace heat;
newly decorated refined neighbOrhood;
suitable for ooarders furnished rooms ::
price S3I 80 unfurnished: s55 furnished.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

AT = PRICE, before taking inventory.
jan. 2 alligator bags. pocketbooks. dress
sui cnses. chateains. trunks: large as
sortn,ent old established house CHAS
SCHWARTZ. 52 4th-ave.. near 9th-st.
WIGS. any character or color mailed for
81: boards 30 cents, mustaches 7 cents
Easquerades. stage makcups tricks and
novelties. Catalogue free. CHAS. MAR
SHALL. Lockport. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

! German and Herman Erstertag. tramps. on suspl-
con They were locked UP for examination on Mon
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
suRyIRBAN REAL ESTATE.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

s~~S~o~~N~JNN~~NNNON|o N|or~N"NNV~S~Nc~"SS0~OSS'N
FOR SALE, or TO LET. on easy terms,
house. Al Last 7sth-st., near Madison
ave; lot. 1ssx102; in hrst-class order;
hardwood floors, chandeliers and steam
heat; inquire on premises. "
CREATEST BARGAIN.l s13. .250.-Brown-
stone dwelling. Lexington ave; near 4sth-
ct: easy terms. JOHN FlNCk. 3d-aVe..
corner 55th-st
GREAT SACRIFICE.-For sale. $4,000.
much less than it's market value. the
eplenddly located and finished new three
story brownstone private residence. No. o3I
West 140.h-st. near Amsterdam-ave.; open
for inspection: loan Of 500" VIII pc
made LEWIS HURST. Attorney. 1S2
Nassau-st.
LADY must leave city; will sacrifice ele-
giant fiat near Madison-aye.; rents Tor
- Goo principals only Address LADY, 80.
Tribune Uptown phice.
brooklyn.
FOR SAI.E-Corner business property.
25th Ward VIII pay II per cent on IN
Nestment: on two railroad lines; don't fail
10 Investigate. II. :. STEWART. 26l
Flatbush-aNe.. Brooklyn.
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FOR SALE.

| AT REDUCED PRICES.-500 Secondhand
| wood and iron working machines; fu.Iy
| guaranteed; machinery bought ana eA-
changed GEORGE r. EDDY. 3oS Maci-
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HELP WANTED.

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Female.
GOOD frame embroidercrs wanted. Ap-
ply after 8 O'clock WIN. BAUMGARTfsN
& CO.. side entrace. East 32d-st
LADIES.-To do fancy work at home 81
to - quietly made daily: no canvassilg;
sample work and directions sent by mail
for l3c. TOILET ART SCHOOL, Box 76i,
Brooklyn. y. y.
WANTED. D.-Competent and reliable In
fants nurse. best references required. 20
Eas; i5th-st.. call between ana 1 p. m.
Monday
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FLATS TO LET-Unfurnixhe Ia ed.

A SEVEN-ROOM first fiat. with two
rooms ia basement, suitable for business.
1Txington-aNe., near 2I'h-st. CARD
WELL x REYNOLDS. 532 3d-ave.
ADVERTISER wishes lady to Join her In
small fiat; highest references. Address
CONCENIAL. Box 145. l.242 Broadway.
CTH-AVE.. NO. 1.04s CORNER seth-et)-
Elegant apartments. facing Park: $50 to
500. FRED STONE. co Broadway.
q MORTON ST.-Uandsomest. new, ele-
gantIy decorated nathouse IN eth Ward;
portico stonp: hot and cold water; range :;
private baths and closets: no children; open
Sundays: $50 10 s25.
AZ WEST iOJTH-ST. Single fiat; seven
rooms. bathroom, private hall; elegantly
decorated. rent f27 half month free.
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Female.
A LADY. with years of experience in the
treatment Of inhammatory rheumatism;
will furnish Information for sure ana
speedy relief to private parties only yyo1Ts fTy
Station o, Pr. p o.. New-York City.
CASHIER or DOoKKEEPER or both
BY young lady; thoroughly experienced
ard competent; speaks German gilt-efged
refer .nces Address c. b.. Box 81. Tribune
Once.
EXPERIENCED stenographer desires
situation; hotel or otherwise Reminston
and Smith Premier; city reference Ad-
dress NINA. Tribune ONCE.
GOvERNEss. By n young lady Of good
education as visiting gOverneas or COM
panion. Address ". S. care $. f. Lowry.
AIS Central Park West.
GOVERNESS. A lady will act as visiting
governess elementary English branches
or Kindergarten work. music. German
painting; references. Call or address 2i0
West 52d-st.
NEsS.-French Protestant; dlplo-
NEE: well recommended; teaching good
music. German. English branches, etc. de-
sires re-engagement. Address a. r. c..
Tribune. Uptown
GOVERNESs. french. German. music
taught by a very experienced visiting
governess. 1913 West 7Gih-st.
GOvERNESs.- Refined North German
wants position as governefs; teaches
pure German. French. music embroideries.
REFINED, 2i3 West i20th-st.
GOYERNEsS. - Young lady diploma
Academy Of Paris. desires position as
governess in Christian family. French.
Mile Y. ~ West 45th-st.
GOVERNESS. English governess opea to
engagement. highest personal references:
English. Frelch conversational. German,
elementary Latin. music. DIPLOMA. AS
81 Ann's-aye.
JANITREss. Respectable German lady.
with grown son. rs janitress. Inquire at
III 0th-ave.. Easement.
LADY Of education. refinement and good
practical ability. wants position In pleas
ant home: is good. trustworthy managing
housekeeper; can he comDanionable to In
valid needing attention or teach children
English. kinderearten and music; Brook
lyn or Sus iuehanna references Mrs.
SPARKLING. Box d93. susquehanna. Penn.
LADY. educated. intellectual tastes. wishes
TO read or write by the hour for lady or
gentleman. Address VI. A. b.. Is East
14th-st.
MASSAGE.--Competert Swedish masseuse
VIII treat ladies at their residence: 81
for visit. references from leading physi-
clans. Address MAssEUsE. 1906 West
42d-st.
OFFICE WORKER: not afraid OF hard
work or long hours. Address PENMAN.
152 Gth-ave.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
beginner. competent and willing TO aa-
s!st with oflce work. desires position:
salary moderate. ADVERTISER, 1t0
Congress-st.. Brooklyn.
sTENoGRAPHER OF four years expert
ence desires position OF trust: refer
ences furnished; Immediate. A. H.. l04
West ISth-st.
-. -.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER:
good ponman and willing to assist with
office work. Address INDUSTRIOUS. is2
Gth-ave.
STENOGRAPHER.--B young bustnesa
lady. either law or commercial work: Z
years with last employer: Remington.
smith. Premier or Yost machine AC-
CURATE. a.. Box o. Tribune ONCE.
TYPEWRITER and PRooFREADER.- -
- 'y r,t,,shs Owning machine; ,s; desires position
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V~~O~sNo~r<~-NNN>N- N>N-\SN~~~N~N~r~>rSN~<
ELEGANT apartment in the De Jogerot.
1Sth-st-. corner Jth-ave. rent 81 90 Ap-
ply TO SOrTHACX & CO.. l2s 5th-ave.
RENT FREE TO FEBRUARY IA de-
srable fOur-room apartment. quiet house
select tenant locality No. !. Janitor.
% East lOeth-st.
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT.-Gen-
steel. cosey. six-room apartment house;
Eancsofne brick building; near station; {;
Orange: only SIS; lawyer Tribune Build
Ing. has one: two eft. OWNER, IS Park
Row. Room lr5.
S$ EAST STHST.-Large parlor suit
able for dressmaker: rooms for light
housekeeping: other rooms; large ard small.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE

s.N-~Nn~N%~NN~.N~ Nr~<ONY~/~~.N>c-r-e~~r~~~
q BARCLAY ST-Elegant corner store.
basement and cellar. PLASS. 234 Bdway.
173 PEARL-ST., near Pine-st.--Store. with
concreted cellar. PLASS. 234 Broadway.
Brooklyn.
TO LET.-Store. 1T Ralph-ave.. with or
without living rooms. good business To-
cation: rent low. Particulars OF HORATIO
q. STEWART. 26i Fiatbush-ave.. Brook
lyn.
TO LET.-Store. with 2 living rooms in
rear. Warren-st. near 3d-ave.; has been
occupied BY plumber iOr past years; low
rent; good location. Key a, HORATIO s.
.STEWART'S, 26l Flatbush-aye. brooklyn.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-08-31
Lane In Jail Here.

Information having reached the
County Judge Of Woodford Tues.
day night that a mob had gathered
at Nicholasville for the purpose Of
going to Versailles. taking w. N.
Lane from Jail and hanging him for
the murder of James Rodenbaugh
and the dangerous wounding Of
his father, H. c. Rodenbaugh. the
sheriff and two Of his deputies i'm.
mediately hustled Lane into a
vehicle and hurried him off to this
city for safekeeping, arriving here
about two o'clock Wednesday
morning.
In order to disguise Lane and
prevent his recognition by any
members Of the mob whom they
might meet on the road, he was
dressed in women's clothes by the
sheriff and his deputies.
Col. H. c. Rodenbaugh, one of
Lanes victims, who has been
making gallant Fl Int for life ever
since he was shot, is very much
worse, blood poison having set up
and his death is only matter OF
few days. Lane will doubtless re-
main in Jail here until the next
term Of court in Versailles.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-08-31
Received the Jewels.

Right Eminent SirKnights Jacob
Swigert, James M. 'Saffell and j..
w. Pruett, Past Grand Com
manders of the Grand Commandery
of Kentucky. Knights Templar,
have each received an elegant Past
Grand Commanders jewel ordered
to be presented to them by the
Grand Commandery at its session
in Bowling Green last May. The
jewels are Of heavy gold, in the
shape OF a Maltese cross, enameled
in black, in the center the coat of
arms Of Kentucky, surrounded by
a laurel wreath of green gold and
is suspended by purple ribbon
from gold bar pin, bearing the
name of the owner, stating that it
was presented by the Grand Com
mandery of Kentucky and giving
the year during which he served as
Grand Commander. The jewels
were sent to the recipients by
Grand Commander S. H. Stone,
of Richmond, accompanied by a
letter to each. The gifts are high
ly priced BY the gentlemen and
will be handed down to their
children as heirlooms,
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-08-31
Knew / s Business.

A newspaper correspondent at
Middletown. N. Y, announces in
a dispatch that shortly after the
return Of Hiram Hornbeck, peni-
tent prodigal son, thunderstorm
arose and lighting killed a calf on
the farm where Hiram's parents
resided, hit the family Bible,
opened it at the fifteenth chapter
of Luke and marked the twenty
third verse, which reads as folio \ S:
"And bring hither the fatted calf
and kill it., and let us be merry"
There was thunderb Ut that was
thoroughly conrers mt with i S
duties.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-08-31
VIII Now Have a Chance.

The members Of one Of the
Lexington military companies are
dissatisfied at the award of the
flag to the McCreary Guards over
them at the recent encampment at
Henderson, and have been doing
the baby act through the papers,
saying their officers were going to
resign on account OF the injustice.
To settle the QUESTION as to whether
any par,iality was shown his COM
pany, Capt. Noel Gaines has chal-
lenged the Lexington boys to drill
for a wager of $500 to $500. Now
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-08-31
The Militia at Home.

The McCreary Guards returned
Monday evening from Henderson,
where they have been in camp for
the past two weeks with the other
companies Of the Second regi-
ment. bringing with them the flag
won in the competitive drill. Not
withstanding a drizzling rain was
falling when the train came in,
the Sec md Regiment Band and a
large crowd were at the station to
welcome and accompany them to
the armory. The boys came
home in good health and spirits
and left good record behind them
having been first in everything
drill, neatness Of their quarters and
department - and received the
praise Of the Regular Army
officers present at the camp for
their soldieriy qualities. In fact
the reputation, of the town did not
suffer at their hands. but was
nobly upheld-not a man Of the
company being confined in the
guard house for misconduct while
they were gone.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-08-31

then these bloviating gentlemen
from the center Of political cor
ruption can have a chance to
prove their claim, and we will guar
antee that they are given a fair
show if they accept the challenge.
Let them, go dosn to Paris Wed
nesday and tackle our boys, if
they dare. and they will be left so
far in the contest that they will be
ashamed to show their heads
again.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-08-31
ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE.
Ends Life's Fitful Fever With a
Plunge in the River.

Saturday afternoon young
white woman was seen standing
upon a raft Of saw logs tied up TO
the west bank of the river, be-
tween the railroad bridge and the
mouth Of Devils Hollow. Mr.. Jas.
Graves passed up stream in a boat
while she stood there and asked if
she wanted to be set across the
river, but she said no and he
rowed on. Joe Ware, the we'll
known colored man, known as
Joe Moore. was fishing short
distance below, and saw the woman,
as soon as Mr.. Graves left, slip off
her skirt, remove her shoes hat
and belt, lay them down and walk
into the water. disappearing al
most instantly and he thinks went
under the raft. Mr.. Graves also
saw her go in and gave the alarm
and in a few minutes Quite crowd
had gathered. The body was
recovered in short time and TAX
en- to the undertaking establish
ment Of Messrs. Dehoney &
Graham. where an inquest was
held that evening, when the body
was Unidentified as that Of Fife
Conley, who came to this city
several weeks ago from George
town. The jury returned a YER
dict that she came to her deathsby
drowning with suicidal intent.
Coroner Dehoney telegraphed to
Georgetown and her brothef-in-
law came down Sunday morning
and had the remains buried in the
cemetery. =
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-08-31
Off For Palestine.
New York,
Aug. "a, 1896. J

Dear Roundabout:
Our Palestine party came aboard
the City Of Mobile this morning
and at 8 O'Clock our vessel turned
her bough seward and the long
anticipated tour began in earnest.
The weather is delightful-cool,
clear and breezy. The party is in
finest spirits. They consist Of
Rev. w. A. White, D. D..
Birmingham, Ala; Rev. P. T.
Hale, D. D., Birmingham, Ala. /;
Rev. F. D. Hale and wife, Owens.
boro, KY; Mrs. Powers and
daughter. Knoxville, Tenn; Mr..
w. A. Bowers, Worcester. Mass !;
Rev. G. H. Carter, D. D., Gaines
vile, Ga.;l Rev. S. Y. Jamison,
Atlanta. Ca; Rev. w. w. Staley.
D. D., N. c.; Miss Bedford, Nash
vile, Tenn; Miss East, Nashville,
Tenn; Mrs. S. P. Dismukes,
Nashville, Tenn; Mrs. S. L.
Hutchinson, Harrisburg, Pa,
George H. P. Gale, NJ. D., N. c.;
Rev. R: E. L. Ayler, Va; Rev.
]. w. Lynch, Danville, KY, Mr..
F. Strick, Boston, Mass; Rev. c.
Wayland, Lisk, Michigan; Rev. ].
M. Belts, Ashville. N. c.
1t is select and congenial
party. Our ship is Of the twin
screw pattern, 5000 tons burden
and otherwise first class in all her
app ointments. We are to land in
London after being at sea eight
days. We look for fine time.
w. c. TAYLOR.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-08-31
Cleaned Up the Lexingtons.

Pen Merchant, Pat Downing and
Frank Barrett went to Midway
Friday of last week and played
with the Midway club against the
Lexingtons. winning the game
for Midway by score OF 8 to S.
Merchant pitched and the Lexing-
ton boys could do nothing with
his delivery. and he had long
string Of strike-outs to his credit.
The Frankfort boys made five Of
the eight scores credited to the Mid
ways and when the game was over
could have had the town for the
asking.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-08-31
To Cleanse the System.

Effectually yet gently, when cos,
tive or bilious. or when the blood
is impure or sluggish, to perma-
nently cure habitual constipation,
to awaken the kidneys and liver
to healthy activity, without irri-
tating or weakening them, to dis
pei headaches, colds or .fevers use
Syrup Of Figs.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-08-31

fishing and having a good time
generally. Some Of those COM
posing the party are Mr.. Houston
Wood and wife, Miss Wood,
Misses Fannie +. and Bessie
Lewis, Miss Wilson. Miss Frances
Wallace, of Kansas City, Missouri;
Miss Ethel Smith, Of Springfield,
II ino is; lar. S ewlrt Wool, and
others.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-08-31
A Fine Yield.

The wife Of J. H. Moore, living
on Salt Lick, Lewis county, pre-.
scented her husband with tripletts
Saturday, two girls and one boy,
aggregating in weight 20 pounds.
They are all we'll developed and
healthy, and look to be a month
DID,. While this is remarkable, it
was not all the good luck Mr..
Moore had on this day. He had
an increase on his farm Of 81 pigs
and 2 pups.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-08-31
Probable Short Term.

The term Of the Circuit Court
which will be commenced in this
city on Monday week promises to
be short one. as there are only
two criminal cases on the docket
and only about one hundred civil
ones, most Of which will be dis
posed of speedily.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-08-31
LOSS OF VOICE
After Acute 6ronchitis
CURED By USING
AYERS ' s:sss,.,
A PREACHERS EXPERIENCE.

"Three months ago, took vio-
lent cold which resulted in an attack
of acute bronchitis. l put myself
under medical treatment, and at the
end of two months was no better.
1 found it very difficult to preach,
and concluded to try Ayers Cherry
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-08-31

A merry party Of young PEG lie
from the Woodlake. neighborhood
have been in camp near Knights
bridge ON the Peaks Mill pike for
the past week and have enjoyed
their outing to the fullest extent,
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-08-31
The Speaking Tuesday Evening.

Messrs. H. Clay Elkin and
Wood. G. Dunlap. CT Lexington.
addressed the Log Cabin Republi-
can Club at the Court House Tues
day evening in the interest Of the
Republican State ticket. and not
withstanding the extremely hot
weather a large crowd was out to
hear them and rem lined to the
close.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-08-31

Pectoral. The first bottle gave me
great relief the second, which am
now taking, has relieved me almost
entirely of all unpleasant symptoms,
and feel sure that one or two bot
ties more will effect a permanent
cure. To all minister's suffering from
throat troubles. recommend Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. "-E. NJ. BRAwLEY,
ID. d., Dist. Secretary, Am. Bapt.
Publication Society, Petersburg, Va.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
GOLD MEDAL AT THE WORLDS FAIR.
AYERS LEADS ALL OTHER sARsAPARIlus.