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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
HAVE RECEIVED
THE B0ERS REPLY


rorrrbam. H rs not believed chat tho rc-
-Ilt ef the debate ln The ho.A-iaah Nil
le received before Friday. Dispatches
from Cape Town dated mi4ua g al-t'i
GREAT irD0rtanCe Co 40 article n tne Oh--
Uad. the organ o. Tie AiilAa-Aei ANU
which urees lha rraustal g1te- nuehl I'D
renew lbs offer regarding ID conference,
deeIarius chat there ls uo r3slh way ~"
TrInsraaI should not accept a c9nieiei. '
md caIl.ur attention to tne fie- l"t. 900
word .suzeramty' is not mentioned oj
Afr. chamberlain aad taai, therefore, 'n'i.
Is nothing t0 d.-ate amy olistlon ol
the par. 0t either government ,o "a inao'
rs Views m This subject lma article DIS
l.-f.rstDol ID be She outcome ot An lii-
..orfsrt Afrlkarder caucus Ato t1 4.
fha Chamberlain note. aaa b. IS understood
tIat the argument has been l0f-Nea Dt
strong messages To- retori1, urging '.'
NoUlsraad 90 fOTcgO the sule aihiy ana ''
concc3e the British proposals.
rhere is reason 90 believe thit N..
ITormever. tine Afrandcr leader Dos
wired President Kruger 20 tle same eA
and similar repra -eniaions AaFa NI
te'egrsphed from che Orange Free e.'.'.
The Pretoria correspondent of me 4Nnt'
saws: "Il is very doubtful whether Odd
unqualified Acceptance % 1iet- hii.a-"
demands viii Doe given.
rhe Paris correspondent of the Times
saws tha-AI Deieasse the French Foreign
Minister. has directed the French eoAa..
In the Trarsyoal to- endeavor to persuade
President Kruger 90 accept Mr. Chamber
lau's proposals.
The Pretoria correspondent of the DAILY
TELEGRAPH says "The members ol me
Volksraad received Mr Chamberlain u..-
patch dedanuy to-day Thursday ind--
vidual members declare chat Great Britain
must moderate her demands.
OTHER RuMJk5.
ON the other hand a rum0r is current
that President Kruger favors compliance
and has even suggested thar he desires
the irreconclabio t0 leave Pretoria ana
consult their constituents. thereby aFoa-
Ing their opposition This b.ie- ls he.i
ln johannesburg and accounts for ihe
houeful tendency OF the market oil Ono
general public s. pes m. tic.
The Cape Town CORE pendent of The
Daily News says: "A thousand men are
engaged iu strengthening The defenses or
Pretoria Trcuchcs are being eNeafot.i
and earth works constructed. 10 is re-
ported that both Raads win adjourn at
the end OF the week tO enable members
&, consult thelr constituents ou the Ques-
lions raised I'm Mr. Chamberlain disc
pa,ch'
DISCUSSION ENDED.
PRETORIA. September 1.-THE dis
cussl0n OF the first draft of the reply to
the British note ended this afternoon.
President Kruger having left at o'clock
and not having returned II IS under
stood that the government win draw up
the reply fin is final form tomorrow and
Immediately submit the same % The Nolks-
raad. The reply Will be I'm terms s'ronsly
Influenced by the Orange Free state. and
among other features. the maintenance ot
the convention If 1854 win Dee strongly
ass rted Tie situation this evening is
not considered so favorable as II was
during the forenoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

PULASKI CITY. VA. Sept. 1i-spe-
ciaI.-There is considerable excitement
here over the proposed hanging Of Noah
Finley. the negro highwayman, who heid
up and robbed Major James II. Darst
prominent merchant OF Dublin.
His sentence IS considered TOO severe
nv a great many people as no murder
was actually committed, and the pris-
oner claims that none was intended, the
shots being only as blum.
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Triton. GA. September IA negro
was arrested at Tyty and positively iden-
tilted as one of the two negroes who as
saultod Miss Johnson at that place last
Tuesday
Two hundred men, heavily armed, as
sembled at qy;y People passing on
train az ? o'clock this morning saw
negro suspended twenty feet IN the air
from a telegraph pole. Search for the
other negro continues
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TERRE HAUTE. IND, September IA
a big crowd was present this evening 10
see Pumps driven by his owner, clip a
quarter or a second Off the wagon record
OF 2:0S II. made 10y Sunind Belle at
cleveland.
The horse moved ike clockwork. and de-
spite the cold weather and The heavy wind
DE finished the mile with q runner in
2.OS IA. establishing q new worlds record
90 wagon with an amateur driver up.
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FINLEY WILL Be
HANGED TO-DAY
Continued from First Page)

win Perecav. Baltimore; Treasurer and
Manager. W.. w. Robertson, Norfolk;
secretary H.. A. Robertson. Of Norfolk.
Mr.. r. Wooddn. commissioner Of the
revenue from Chesterfield county, and
Or. Gllmer. Of Hanover county, were
visitors az the Library.
The war Department has notified Jan
ltor william q. Hankins OF his appoint
ment as captain OF ore of the negro com
panies now in service. Hc has not been
assigned to a particular place Of service
get. lie says he Will go az his country
call.
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Mnssnnutton Academy.

WOODSTOCK. VA. september r.
speo.al-Massanutton Academy, which
has % en- located here by the Virginia
ClnSs'x o. ihe pceormeA Chu~oh WAS
formally dedicated with appropriate cere-
monies and opened yesterday. Rev. J. H..
Hofrheims d. D.. OF Martinsburg. W.
va, is president OF the Board Of Trustees,
More than fifly scholars we're enrolled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

WASHINGTON. d. o.. Sept 1.-THE
following despatch has been received az
the Navy Department;
Manila. Sept. r.
Secretary OF navy, washington.
Davidson. commanding Pafasua reports
sharp eueag ment az Ba'emaO. Vessel
struck many times by rife Shots. no cas-
uauties Paragua sucnced insurgents are
go twenty minutes. range from 40 20 800
yards Occasion. capture Filipino schoou-
or which Davidson destroyed
fsigue0 WATSON.
Balance is IN the province OF Masbate,
south OF Luzon and north OF Nisayas.
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Cnmlnr nome Ernm Cnhn.

WASHINGTON. Sept 1.-THE Aliu,ant-
General received the following dispatch
from General Brooke to-day.
Havana September IT,
"Adiutant-Gencral Was h.ng.0n.
Depot batta'ions First and Eighth In
fantry left for states on Buf1rt tonight
The Second and Tenth Infantry viii re-
turn on Mcpherson. which left New York
on the 9Th. The Fifth Infantry is ready
10 move as soon rs the transp0r, arrives,
expected on the 18th
BROOKE Commanding
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LAYTON TO COMMAND
The Georgia Militia at Admiral Dew.
eys New York Reception,

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. H.-Col. 4. r..
I.awtOn. Of Savannah. was to-day ap>
nblnted by Governor Gambler to take com
mand OF the Georgia militia which goes TO
New York to take part IN the reception to
Admiral Dewey. There win be about one
hundred companies 20 80 from this State
The Atlanta companies are practlclng
nightly in front OF the Grady monument TO
the delight Of thousands OF people A large
amount Of money has been subscribed and
when the battalion starts east IL viii be
IN the best Of style.
Colonel Lawton was commander Of the
First Regiment during the Spanish war
and is the best all-round military leader
In Georgia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

WASHINGTON. sept 1i-secrciary
Root has ordered the Twenty-eIghfh Vol
un,eers. LioutenantCo'ouel Leonard fsom
Camp Meade Pa. and the Twenty. ninth.
Colonel Hardin from Fort Mcpherson. Ga,
to san Francisco 20 embark for the Philip
pines The order Is Ia the same form
as that issued to other regiments.
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War Department


"W1FIITEi0n, sol. ~ I7'I.
"The RecOncontrado' apcars to have
been a vile publication. Its suppression
raises no question OF the liberty OF the
press. Every government is bound TO pro-
icct the community against public indie
cency. IN this. as well as in other forms.
10 Is TO be regretted that the persons re-
sponsiblc for the publication cannot be
criminaIiy punished.
"The order of General Ludlow IS APP
proved. and the petition Is denied.
(sigueO "ELIdU ROOT.
Secretary OF War;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
CONGO BOAT MAY
BE BUILT HERE
<.-.--..-r r-- r-.r.t Daop1


Rev. dr. James j.. smith. in the Central
Presbyterian. OF recent date. says:
"Our Nashville Committee has IN hands
the sum of So 810 given by the children
OF the Southern Presbyterian Churcn.
The cost will be something under the
$1,000 already in hand but an additional
sum IS needed for the transportation ana
rebuilding in Africa. For tn.s additional
fund our Nashville Committee is asking
Tor the contributions of our sunday
schools and the children of the Church.
The Gospel Mi sion Boat ON It's blessed
errand Of Gods truth and grace will bear
the honorcd name OF Samuel n. Lapsiey'
who gave bis ife for Africa, and who
rests in Die grave beside the great AMI
can river
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nrnoIllrn. g: rllt.hmre. II.


bns mado it fonr siraights ny ''Nns 20,
dav's double header from fi'lsorIs ",1
captured ihc series by eight 10 slN. WIN
he exception OF iie lO'l'' ~, c..
james piicnc1 = H'Ai e',,'N -, -, - .
str.' ns ont eight mon Wii'iSins Wls
particular marx iannihs out lou' N'''l'
Lever was h.i hard ana vas S S..'''.,''
by cray ln the as'"Y i 80 -. 90
was in me l"..i'' , .r -, ,'os cslleG
ln timely Iasl''n - i.., Attendance
oso
r~st oame-
CO.. r. j. +.
-, O213O00Ox-7 s
pi,.s,,,'., o02300OO0-5 10 2
...'.-ri, -1fcranes and Mcclure. Lee
- gr,v ana Schuvcr Time 219.
es-...,s ,.e,,o
s s s'''e R.H.E.
49,. 1o92OO1-7 I
p,.,',.n,- 0OO0O-l 1
rt,t-criee-- Kennedy and Farrell; Hoffer
and schriver. Umpnes-Swartwood ana
Hunt Time 1859.
Now Nor, y; Chicago. =.
NEW YORK. September 1i-New York
made a rally I'm the ninth today ana Yea
the score. after which the game was
called on account OF darkness b.u heo-
iug was responsible for most or the runs
the Washinptous has been signed to play
third base FOR the home team lie VIII
tired Attendance. go
score. r. II. E
New York .... Gee. 90 O0l O4-S IL
Chicago Gee. ..,... g @ D % w. III
i','el IL, ,. i ''S ','' "NicDo1ald and
On, ,Ismo ono
q. O;..,f,,,,i -
h"N'''''-'''"' -
WASHlNHIoN' september an tHe
first three innings OF TO-DAY Same mann
was in fine form, slrlNlns GA. lOuI IieH
in succession. Hits were punched on nm
in the fourth and iith innings however
and me Senators took commanding iea"'
Attendance l'90.
score; ooo.ooo,o a. 10 -
C,~c,rn8t ...o1OOO1O00-2 8 p
Batterles-W weighing and Mcmahon;
Hahn and Pei;z. tmpre-Latham. iime'
10.
T.,,,isvflte Il. naitinore. =
,..,,~,,,Cr,r, an co,.o,,bov IA
h'Ni' 5 ~, " ~" 80, a. Ori
LOUIS 'llie UoH .n1 . uDD'' " ~ a.
oie- to-oay, "inh'h5 u. .t.,ss "a o,,,
pia!to IN,ilnlvle "u'va.'Vu o. III
neiuea inc Ooiohe.s. ou, hl.9on ~. -
ness az the opening ltliiiib e"Fc ~ '
tors lead |n'Sn ene '9 ,oS 'o''" ''''
overcome A'''""'i''o' '''' p IT r
score oooo,oAoo
BbtiNoie '''' '''' oo0o00a0a00
h,uis'i.ie - "a. 80, S er,,,,. r,,,,ri,c
y, ,.i ,to,s I-narircs petfs
nam Nauu''' anu
ana Oar ''s'
Phtladalphia. y: Cleveland, q.
nm ,rr,, prI1A pa senterber IA
cievel~n5 was shut out again to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

WASHINGTON. sept. n-Capt. Leary
the governor.general OF me island of
Guam. has Reported his arrival al HIS
post OF the steamer Yosemite. under date
Of August 7ih The collier Brutus and
the surveying ship Nero. arrived az the
same Island August 18th and september
7th. respectively.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
LUDLOW WAS RIGHT.
His Action in SURPRISING the "Eecon-
ccntrado" Was Endorsed.

WASHINGTON. Sept N.-Secretary
Root has approved the action Of General
Ludlow in supnressine the 'Reconcen-
trado." q paper formerly published al Ha-
v1ua.
The report of General Ludlow. endorsed
by General Brooke. has been received az
The War Department and Secretary Root
disposes of IT. ln the following endorse
..-.r-t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
Tllc nn,cl.tnMn ~trlhe.

BLUE RIDGE. Ga. Sept, 1.-THE
strike al Duck Town Tenn, Is assuming
large proportions and the furnace men
having jcincd tho stokers everything shul
down The deputies and the sheriff has
arrived from Benton. Tenn, ana threa
or four arrests have been made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
TIRED OF TAGAL0S.
Natives ofIsland ofsamar Anxious for
American Rule.


WASHINGTON. Sept. 14.-Mal adyices
received at the War Department from
Manila state that the natives OF the Island
of samar are PRAYING for the speedy adj
vent Of the Americans and VIII welcome
the hoisting of the American flag. il is
said that as a result of the forcible Coiec-
ton OF taxes by emissaries Of the insur-
gents who take an they have, the ma
ives are IN state of semi-starvati3n. They
have mo- faith n the Tagal0s and they
earnestly desire American protection
An lnsurgent leader General Lucban has
bolted 10 Japan. taking with him 5000
collected by him for che insurgents.
The agents of The insurgents endeavnr
TO compel the natives TO join their forces.
which they will not do The condition OF
the island IS rapidly approaching riot and
anarchy as the heavy and continued drag
upon them IN the form Of tribute exasper-
ates the natives and they threaten desper-
ate resistance II 80 continues.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
BOUGHT ANOTHER PLANT.
The Virginia-Caroiina Chemical Co
Buy a Georgia Plant.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Sept. i4-It is
stated here on the best authority that the
virginia. Carolina Chemical Company has
purchased the big plants Of the Georgia
Chemical Works. which include the only
fertilizer works in Augusta and the ferti-
llzer plant and mines at pom Pom. this
state. Consideration not given
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

Mrs. severn Eyrr.
DEATHS.

y. her 80 eat Teath street. Manches-
ter. Thursday, SEPTEMBER 18Th, at 3.4j
- NJ. WILLIE l.. COOKE; aged thirty
80 years.
Funeral notice later.
Fredericksburg. Roanoke and New-ort
..SW5 paper please copy. -------------
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

PARIS. September lt-tresh ponce
raids were made this morning at the resi-
dences of prominent Royahsts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

Charontus 6 TO and 10 81 second Ban
nockburn d3 20 lW third. Time 1;iS.
Fifth race--one mile and a quarter
Latson g 90 81 first. Spurs Q5 70 ! and
TO ID second The Star Of Bethlehem Oh
10 3 third Time. 2;o9 2-5.
Sixth racc-one mile and sixteenth
ycrac.ous q 10 y nrst; Bangor % TO and
ovcu) second: Locochee Go to - third.
Time 1850
IatG-Cornellus sprague. the jockey
who ZEN from julius Caesar in the hurdle
race at Gravesend. died tonight. His
home Is al Long Branch.
Grand Circuit.
PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Sept. M-sum-
mary:
2:iO class. purse 81 900 concluded Louise
Mac won; Batueton second. Captain Jack
third. Time 2l0 1-2. 2.051-2. 2.io ia,
2I0f-f. 2I2 213 81, 2I5 i-2. Louise Mac
won the third. fourth and seventh heats.
Batteton won the nth ana sixth. Cap
tain Jack won the first.
2.05 class, pace. Roger Williams stake,
S3OO)-lsland Wilkes Won. Coney second,
Lizzie third. Time. 2:oS u PIP II
214l.4 200 Is. Coney won the first heat.
2.23 trot. purse N.iO0-Allce Barnes won.
ward second, Lucille third Time, 2.lS IA,
2:16 IA
2.l0 class. pace. purse s3OoO-Hal. b.
first. Little Thorn second Democracy
third. Time. 2Il 2.O7 il, 2:0S.
2;l8 class trottng. purse 81 9oo-Tudore
Chimes won, Wo1df0rd G. second I. IL
Chase third. Time, 2I5, 2I5 2It1-4.
Joe Patchen Won
SIOUX CITY IA. sept 14--In a special
match pacing race to-day for a purse of
SOD. Patchen beat John r. Gentry I'm
two straight heats. Time. 2:0J and 2Oi%.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

Pittsburg 90 Boston,
Chicago 40 Brooklyn.
II. Louis at New York.
Louisville az Philadelphia
Cincinnati 40 Baltimore,
Cleveland at Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
Thrcc Ont of Five Games Played the
Orioles Won by the COloncls- Sen
ators Also Won Again The
other Games.


Washington. z. Cincinnati. 3
Philadelphia. 8. Cleveland, o.
Louisville. s.. Baltimore. b
BROOKLYN ~. Pit.sourg 81
New York. s. Chicago. g.
Boston. IA. 50. Louis, IL"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

The iridescent glow Of the pea
cock feather pales besides the
glorious sheen and glisten of our
new neckwear.
With a quiet suit one of these
cravats makes a bunch OF color
that appeals to every one who has
an eye for artistic effect in dress.
Sec, slOo, $50. S2oO $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
OBITUARY.


Mr. reorre \. Crump died at the resi-
dence OF his sister. Mrs Ida v Graham
ms north Twenty-nflh street, yesterday
An 12.l5 O'Clock after a lingering Illness.
AR Crump was we'll known and a very
rouular Young man lie was singer o.
ability and possessed q bass voice Of rare
sweetness and power. He was for long
while n member of the choir of the FIRST
PsnHst church. Several years ago he
adopted the stage as profession, and was
with several opera and dramatic com
panies
AT the outbreak OF the war with Spain
ne volunteered his services and enlisted
I'm one Of the quincy, ill.,. companies ana
willis encamped at CDckamauga con
traoted consumption, and came home TO
be treated. but could not recover.
Ills death will De regretted by a host
Of friends.
Mr.. Crmp was a widower his wife
having died about six years ago. lie
caves three sons his father. Mr. +. c.
C~ump formerly II this city, but now Of
Washington. u. C.. TWO brothers. Messrs.
" r Crurnp. OF washington, G. {.
GRIMM. Vice-Presidont Of the Pelouze
PAPER and Tyne Company. Of tnis city
and three sisters. Mrs. Ida V. NIanain'
Mrs. c. IT, Dorset. and Mrs Cabell Mus-
ray.
The funeral viii take place from the
residence Of his sister, Mrs. Graham. this
evening AZ 4 o'clock. The balLbearers
WI be the first cousins OF the deceased
as follows: Messrs. Henry Christian
William and Aleck Wells, Archer Creek
muir. william and Herbert MacAllister
Charles +. Kerns,
Charles Thompson Kerns. infant son Of
Mr. and Mrs Frank i. kerns, died AZ the
home OF his parents. near Forest Hin. at
1918 O'Clock last night ARRANGEMENTS for
the funeral will be made later.
Mr. Kerns is a member OF the stan
OF the Christian Advocate and general
secretary and treasurer OF the Rosebud
Missionary Society of the Virginia Con
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Nrs. severn Evr".
CAPE CHARLES. VA. September IA
SneciaL-Alrs Severn Eyre. who has been
sick only a few days. died at her home this
afternoon. at Eyre Hail. Northampton
county. Ter maiden name was Parker.
and she was a descendant or an old Nir-
ginia FAMILY and was widely known in
Baltimore as well as Virginia
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-05-06
Smoke the Improved
South Side Cigar at Le-
Compile & Gayle Co.
34-5t.
FORsEE, KY, May 4th, 1899

FoRsEE, KY, May 4th, 1899,
Editor ROaddbOut:
The children, grandchildren. and
a few friends Of Mr.. Samuel N.
Forsee, met at his residence near
Frankfort, Wednesday, May Sd, to
celebrate the eightieth return of the
birthday of his only brother, Church
i'll Samuel FOrsee, who is now
making his home with his family.
The day was beautiful and will be
remembered long, for the social
pleasure as well as the excellent din
ner served in honor of the occasion.
Each Of his grand nieces and
nephews (ten in number), presented
small tokens of affection, which were
received by the jovial old gentleman
in his peculiar manner which showed
that the will was appreciated more
than the value of the deed.
Mr.. c. s. Forsee is a great suffer- r
caused by cancer on his right hand
which gives him much pain and
uneasineSS.
He is very feeble just now, but his
unusual vitality, with his natural
genial and cheerful disposition, en-
courages his friends to hope, not only
for permanent cure of his hand, but
many years of comfort and happi-
ness in the future.
When not in great pain Mr..
Forsee is very sOciable and entertain
ing, always glad to welcome all his
old friends, and as many new ones as
care to visit him at his new home.
ONE WHO WAS PRESENT.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-05-06
Sad Death.

We take the following from the
Lexington Leader:
"John H. Peden, the young man
who was SO badly burned by an ex-
plosion of gasoline at the residence
of Mrs. Rufus Lisle, in the country,
a few weeks ago, died as result of
his injuries at the st. Joseph's Hos
pital. The victim resided on North
Limestone. He had been working
with Mr.. Chas. Milward as timer
for some time, and was considered a
careful employee. The many friends
of the family will hear with sorrow
the untimely taking off of this young
man, who was we'll liked by all who
knew him."
Young Peden was the son of John
C. Peden, formerly of this city, and
was nineteen years old. The family
resided here for about six years, but
left several years since.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-05-06
Monument Unveiled.

With appropriate speeches and
music, the Kentucky monument to
her heroic dead, both Federal and
Confederate, was unveiled at Chick
amauga on Thursday, Miss Christine
Bradley, the Governors handsome
daughter, gracefully drawing aside
the drapings.
Maj. Hays, of the Monument Com
mission, made the speech of presen-
tation to Kentucky through the
Governor. Governor Bradley, in
turn, presented the monument to
Gen. H. V. Boynton, the U. S. Park
Commissioner. All of these gentle
men made brief and eloquent
speeches.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-05-06
Is a Candidate.

We are requested to announce that
Mr.. Mack Phythian, of this city, is a
candidate for the Office OF Jailer, at
the November election, to fill the
unexpired term of Mr.. James w.
Alley.
Mr.. Phythian has served with ac-
ceptability as a guard at the Prison,
as Deputy Sheriff and as Deputy U.
S. Marshal under Marshal Blackburn.
Mac. is a clever fellow and every
body likes him. The man who
beats him will know ne has had
race.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-05-06
Owl Creek.

We have had a fine rain. People
are almost done sowing oats.
There is Il protracted meeting GO
ing on at the Bryant schOolhOuse,
and very large crowds attend every
night.
Miss Matte Bryant has two pets.
Miss Matte Allison and Misses
Liza and Julia Lee made a fiyinp
trip to Frankfort on Monday last.
Wonder how the dudes are getting
along on Bark Branch.
I think Bulge Harr0d had better
go down on Goose Creek, as they say
he hasn't been for long time.
Mr.. Manly Chism bought him a
revolver. He's afraid of mad-dogs
on Goose Creek.
Peggie Jane, watch the postoffice,
you may receive letter from Will,
us its time to bottom chairs.
Miss Annie Allison seemed very
much pleased on Sunday last. 1
guess she had Greens for dinner.
Mr.. Less Phillips and his best girl
were the guests of Miss Matte Cook
last Sunday on Owl Creek. Less,
how do you like Owl Creek?
Less Young was visiting on Dry
Ridge last week at his uncle's.
Miss Hazie Pulliam made flying
trip over the way Friday night.
Mr.. Charlie Warren accompanied
Miss Allie d. Pulliam to the singing
last Sunday night at Mr.. j. b.
Allison's. GUESS.
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Miss Henrietta, of Woodford county,
spent Monday here, the guests of
Mrs. Judge j. II. Lewis, Second street
Mrs. Jas. A. Hodges, of Louisville,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Helen Mcclure. Fourth Avenue, went
to Stamping Ground on Saturday to
visit her parents. DR.. E. H. Black and
wife.
DR.. Demaree, has returned from
New York City, where he has been
taking post graduate course in
diseases of children. the ear nose and
throat, and can be found at his office
No. 100, st. Clair street, from 10 to Il
a. m, 2 to 4 p. m. Residence 541 cor.
ner Third and Logan streets.