The Frankfort Roundabout, 1882-11-18

Vrk Ims liti'ii coiniiictice.l upon tlio siilf.vulk from tliin :ity to Tn lotion, ami ii lii'in puilii'd rnpiilly. . 'I'll c huHi'i ciiii have their Htiiinpiii'4 ami pinking no.illy e.Mctitcil ly Mn. W. C. Gooilwin, Tliini ftrct'l .South Side. Clint le Wnriicr, LimiNviIIc, muh: "I littvc Brown's Iron Hitlers for mid liillioii"tK'H ; ill ere is not liinir m eompare with it." Ed. Mnrris, a colored earpenter I al the new "O. V. C." Distillery, liad his toot verv luully cut, tunruiti, liy the lulling' ol a heavy liniher upon it. Mr. D. M. Wood.'oii has coiiitnencetl laving the Inundation ol a neat cottage residence on tin land he purclined recently from .ludije L. Uonl. two miles ft out tlii. city, on the Owenton 'pike.' Mr. .lames llu'hea, who ieide on the liirin known as the Black place, near the Forks of Elkhoin. in county, has nu apple dee in his orclitml whiuli N full ol tipple" of the second crop tliat are as lare n a licii'rt i',', Toe cold of the first of the week, ol will prevent their malutinir, Int. tliey would soon lime heen ripe. The L. iC N. Hnilioad Company li.is cotiinienceil the erection of a depot building at the new station, near Mr. JiimeH Hearn's gate, four miles and u quarter from 1 1 1 let city. Tne name of ihe Station wiJl lie Jell's, and Mr. .James 11. Shaw will be the agent. Already eighteen ear loads of coal have been sold there thi fall, ami a steam corn sheller is in operation fehelling a car load a day, which is shipped of!'. As soon as the turnpike from the pike to Millville, is completed', which will be in about two mouths, the greater if not all the flipping done from the Glen's Creek will be from this depot. As soon as the building is completed Jones' Station, which is only a short this side, will piobably be abolished, and much of the biiMiieps now done at Ducker's will be tiausacted there. He Got a Layover. A man by the name of W Ilacelking bought a ticket lor at llie Lexington depot, Wednesday uiortiiiiir, and bonrdid the train that arrives in this city at S:I0 a. m. When the conductor came around he asked lor a layover check for Midway, but was informed that the company nave no layovers and his request could not he complied with. He then to give up his ticket and would not pay his tare. When the train arrived at.Midway the conductor procured the services of the town went into the car and again demanded the ticket, which Ilaselkiug still to give up. The conductor then told him to leave the train, but he said he would not do that either and the conductor look him by the arm, saying lie would as him oil', when he reached behind him am! drew his pistol, which wax notttnlooked (or. At thin move the of Midway stepped up, tool him in tow tin the charge of carrying concealed weapons, mid marched him oil' the train. He will now have the pleasure of paving about tilt v dollars for his fun, but lie got a layover. It would have been cheaper to have paid his fare. To The' Dry Goods Merchants of Frankfort. Gi:xti.i:ii:n : It is the urgent request of the many clerks you have employed Unit you give them the noccsury freedom becoming every working trail in the United Slates, : Hy closing all places of business where dry goods are kept ami sold, except Saturday night, promptly at six o'clock, i M. We do not see t lie true benelit derived by the employeis in keeping open said houses after thai time, as the amount saved, w Inch is now paid lor had light alone, will HUllicienlly and abundantly repay you to comply with the teqiient of your many clerks. Signed, . MANY CLERKS. $100 Reward Is offered for any case of Catarrh that can't he cured with Hall's Catarrh Cure. Taken intenielly. Price 75 cents.

In ihe case of Ihe Planter's Nationnl Bai k of ayainst .J. W. Bachelor and his sureties, Messrs. Stephen Black, It P. Pepper. G. W. Gwin and A C. Kee-non, ol tli'c city, and Zeh. Ward, of Arkansas in the Louisville Court of Common Pleas judgment was obtained by the Bank for $50,000. This suit was brought by the Bank to compel Mr. Bachelor, who wits Cashier, to make good a portion of the amount stolen by Louis Keliin, the Teller, several vears ago. Theie have been six trials of the case already, once in the Court of Appeals, and it will likely go there as:ain. It is said that thete are stored in two business houses alone in this city from fifteen to twenty kegs ol gttnpo.vder, and in others more or le.-s. Thin is explosive material enough to blow the whole town into eternity, and should be removed al once to some secure place. The State has a magazine on the Arsenal Hill whisii is not used, mid the merchants would doubtless be allowed to place it there free of charge. If there is not a city ordnance against dealers keeping so large a stock m the city, one should be enacted at once, lor not only the property of every citizen is in danger It lit lives ot the people are constantly jeopardized while it remains, for at any moment a spaik or a cigar thrown down may spting this mine. Albert Heed, of color, was exercising his earning propensity, on the corner of Main and St. Clnir streets, Monday morning, when Mr. Geo. B. Mackliu came along and told him to stop swearing, but instead of obeying he turned his attention to Mr. Mackliu and applied all the abusive epithets' to him which he could command, mid as that gentleman drove oil in his buggy followed him up the street, picked up a stone, ami threatened to strike him with it. Ollicer Hupe appeared on the scene at this poitil and arrested Heed, who refused to go with him, and the otlicer was compelled to use bis stick upon him when he broke away and ran, but was induced to return by the pemuusivc argument of a pistol aimed at him, and was finally lodged in the workhouse. Tuesday morning Squire Bohaunuu awarded him 11 fly days in the work-house, and when taken back there became so unruly aa to require irons to be put on him. m "The World" is a Capital Hall show. A Card. Editor Itmmthtbout : In response to a call made upon me through the columns of your paper to become a candidate for Councilman, I will say that while I am deeply sensible of the honor my friends desire to confer upon me, I am compelled to decline making the race tor the reason that my private business tequires my whole time and attention. I would respect lull' suggest my friend, Mr. Andrew Salender, as a suitable person to fill the position. Respectfully. h. WEITZKL. "Buohupaiba." Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. $1. Druggists.

BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! Goes the great gun of the fall senuon of 1882, and already is heard the war whoop of the enemy, as I DAVIS returns from the Bast with a stock bought for SPOT CASE and at prioes that will astonish you. lie nfl.T! no fii'ml'ius lmioib!litics But Means What he Advertises. His immense STOCK is all ready for the purchaser, and respectfully invites your inspection, whether you buy or not. Remember the place, I. DAVIS. St. Clair Street, Murray Building. FRANKFORT. KY. Sept. SAMUEL AYEB.S, FORMERLY OF DANVILLE, KENTUCKY., WATCH IttAtilSIi, Succwor to 1). F Meek. M11I11 Strttt, Frankfurt, Kv eontlriuM tin- watch icpnirhi Im'itiiff ot thu "ulil stnud. V, l)rotnitnoss niul oiretill work hr hopo to murit thu jiutroniiRO f tlinu who ileir to hnvc tht'ir wut'ho repaird without (Inmate lalng doim Surveyor' iiml other instruments requiring delicate iiud ncctir.itc :uljutiiieiit. In retiring from hit'lnca? in Frankfort I tako j. 'insure in e.irei'?iiig my entire confidence in 2 (. S. Ayres. iind from my long iicqiiaintunce villi him a? a workman, do not hesitate to commend him us every way ciialdo of meeting the t'Xiiotitiitiun of my former liatmns. ' !. F. MEEK. Fcpt. FOR A SHORT TIME THE FOLLOWING GOODS PRIOES MENTIONED, f tlio order is pent by mail with post office order, letter, or pnrtag" stamps: Silver Thimbles, open or closed ends, 24 cts. Solid Silver (Sterling Owuwitwil) Tea Kimons. 3 85 wr set. Soiid Silvei Table Spoons, $10 85. BODGESQ' BUTTER RHIFE, 25 OTS. 1,on.iiooii',$l.t pur set. Rodgcrs' Tabic Spoons, $2.-30. Rodrer3 Porks. $2.50 Per Set. Rodger' Kuivos, $1.01) Pur Set. STEM WINDING NiCKLE CLOCK AT SI, WITH 1UBM, 81.53. Solid (luld Hitiga, iltlier with a fct or plain gold, for the little folks, 75 cents. LARGE ASSORTMENT OP WATCHES, DIAMOiNDS, AND SILVER PLATED WAKE ! Send for our Prices before you buy. OT2S W. SMTBTDBSa, Manufacturing Jcwclct: 13Q"Urork Shop unit Sales Room: Upper st. , opposite Court House', Lexington, Ay. FRUIT TREES. FALL OF 1882. A' SUPERIOR slock of Fruit and Ornamental 'IV, .1.6 ftinii.ll FruitK. (iranevines An- paragus I'l.wtf, and everything found in a

There is a great complaint among the residents of some poitious o' the cily, especially on High hi reel, at the lateness of the hour at which the gas on the stieuts i lighted. It is olten after even o'clock be. fore they have light anil the walkiuj n rendered dangerous thereby. Manager George 0. Morris, of "The World," carries with him two entile sets ol sceneiy, one for ihe largest Opera Hou-e in the country, and one forsiuull halls. The small set, iced here, is just as complete, mid insures the production or every scene, with out cutting or mutilation, at Capital Hall. O" -- Mr J E. Ifodgers, of the firm of J. F. Ponder A: Co., Louisville, has opened out a splendid stock of watches, jewelry, and ware in the Singer Sewing Machine Office, on the corner ol Main and Ann street, where he can be found ut all time-1, ready to sell the finest goods at the cash prices, or exchange them for old gold and silver. Call mid see him.

Wholesale and retail dealers in STAPLE & PANOIT GROCERIES, LIQUORS, HARDWARE, &C, Arc no.v receiving their fall stock of goods, which they propose to sell as low as any house in the city. All goods warranted first-class. BEST BRANDS OF1 Fresh Oysters Received Daily From Baltimore. All other goods handled in their season. Hunters' complete outfits. FIRE ARMS OF ALL KINDS, Constantly on hand. Fine Breech-loading Shot Guns a Specialty. CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. Sept. 30-3 m.