The Frankfort Roundabout, 1882-12-16

Keiul t!ii! iiilvcrliMMiiriil of (Srillin Ilios. Rev. Joint Hitflinnf, of f,ottivilli', will preaoli at ilie PicsliUcrian Clntrcli to-morrow iiiorniiit; ami rvcniii;!. McssiM. Dniilfin A: Williams' Imvp iiml ti tel"plione put into their liriiinli house in tlti." city. Tlie iiiiiiiIht uill lie li'.l The trial ol Mr. Ftank G. Montgomery for (lie shooting of Mr. Clin". K. Talor, lias heeti fimietl until Tuesday. Mr. Clms. (I EIumi ilicil Tliursilny nVht at the liither, near tliisoiiy, of coiiM.ini tiati iiml ol llio heart, in the nixteeutii hi- age. lie wii" a ineiuher ol the Nnoholn Citianls and was hurried with tuilitaty Iiouoih after noon liy the Xucknlsnml McCreatv a di'iachtiieiit ol the Light Artillery aciing as pall liea ret s The propi'ityhuldi rs on Shelhy slteet youlli Side, vhne feneeo ate out tin the slteet have heeu oidured the C'ilv t'oimcil to move them in. Tliis is a :;nod move, niul now if the Council will hack up the order with a law suit il the parlies fail to comply, it will lie -till heller, for propertyholder.son other Mteets wnieh are not itM'd one'tenth so tiiuiih hae lieen com polled to cue up valuahli: ground, and t,here should he no miide. Tieat all alike. Tho S. V. Pence Burned. Wednend.iv evening ahout dark the etcnin saw-mill boat S. V. Pence, owned liy Capt-S. V. FJenco, arrived at the lock heloiv the city, having in low two Hat ho. its, one loaded with wood and tl.o other a 'shanty lioat," as a hoarding hon.-e for hands employed in cutting wood down on the river. The wood boat was leaking and Capt. Pence concluded to tie up and not attempt to pis thioagh the lock until morning, so all three hosils were made fn&l to the ban!;, some ol the hand? came up lo the city nnd the others retired for the night. About 11 o'clock Oteitnu Powell, the colored watchman, the stoic-room of the Pence to be on lire, and although he awakened the other hands, and they made an effort subdue the the ioat wiih burned to the watei's edgoyfnd trunk. Nothing of consequence was i-a ved oil the steamer but both tl.e flat bouts were saved. The boat cost Capt. Pence $S,4:!0. and he had but SoViOl) II; will build a similar boat in the Suffocated by Gas A man under the influence ol l.quor went to the Meriwether Hotel Wednesday night, as B C. Atkins, and nsktd lor a room, stating th it he had no money but would leave his overcoat in the posses-Hon 'ol the clerk until morning, when he would get lliv money. lie said he was from Woodlord cotintv, and reh'ied about nine o'clock Thuidav tnoruing one of the went lo cull him to hieaklact when it was lotiutl the ilooi of the room was laslened and the inmate could not be awaktned. Mr. At. Meriwether was informed, and procuring the p'is key, lie went into the loom and found Alkiiis lying on his lace on the Hour dead. The gas was tinned on lull and it is supposed that he blew it out upon retiring and was smother-id to death. lie had nothing in his pickets but an empty whisk v bottle and a handkerciiiel, was a man of middle aye, slightlybald Corouei McKwan held an inquest Thursday morniiu', when the jury returned a veidict ol death Irom Mill'ocation. Thursday night the friends ol the dead mauanived in this city, took charge of the remain, and conveyed them to Mortonsville. Woodlord county, where i he deceased was a prosperous blacksmith. When he left home it was with the intention ol going to Louisville, ami his friends ate at a loss to know what became of hit money, a he hud a considerable sum with him when lie started, $100 Reward Is offered for any case of Catarrh that can't bo cured with Mall's Catarrh Cure. Taken internelly. Trice 75 cents.

Theie will be a wedding in South Frankfort on Christmas dav. Hev. Dr. J. M. Lewis will preach at the Chapel in Tavlorton totuonow allernoon nt 1 o'clock. If Catarrh litis your sense of smell and hearing, Ifnll'n Cntxirh Cure will cure you. 75 cents per botlle. selli t.' Masonic Notice. There will bea meetingol Frankfort Council, No. 3, U and S. M , nt Miwotrc Hull on Tuesday eveuini:. December ID, IS'J at S o'clock, lor the purpose of reorgnniz'itiou. By oider of C. II. Hatciiitt, T. I. O. M. Mr. W. T. Heading, as ia his usual cutotn, has bioitght on and is now opei ing a ianje stock of Clnistmas good, such as toilet sets, vases, majolica-ware, china-ware. Arc , and he invites his Iriends to call and examine his j!oods before purchasins.'. aa his price will compare favorably with anv other hoiiae in the city. We regret lo learn that Mr. Thomas Crittenden, formerly of this city, but now of Anchorage, killed a negro mini at that place Wednesday afternoon. Il seems that the double grew out of the nemo's iinvitm been a witness Crittenden in atrial before a magistrate's court at Middletown that morning. Alter thetiial wasovet Crittenden returned home, got his -hot-gun, limited up the negro, fired two charges of duck shot into his body, killing him instantly. Frank Kelly and Morgan Lane, who had been drinking, staited to leave this city in n biugy by the Milhille pike, and when back of the Cemetery Kelly lire,! off bin pistol, which frightened caused him to run away. The bngtry was ovet turned near the railroad at the Waleutt Cut, the two men were tlnowti out and the luiirgy smashed to piece-. Lane had one ol his legs broken in two Kellv's head was badly cut. Thev were brought back to this city bv Mr. John Tritmbo, where they received medical attention. A CARD. Editor Iloumliifiout : In answer to a call made upon us a few dnvs through the columns of the Uocndaisoit niifl Yeoman, to become candidates lor School Trustees, we will .-ay, that while we are not candidates lor the portions, if the people desiie our services lor another term, and elect us, we will endeavor to discharge the duties to the best of our abilities. E, Viiiti:sii)i:s D. L. il.vi.v, W. S. DnuoxKY A CALL. Editor Ilnundaloul : The names of Edward Ilensley and Dr. U V. Williams will lie voted for as School Trustees at the ensuing election. South Frankfort has no representative in the present Boatd. While there tne no special complaints against the Board, it is best for the interests of the school that one or more new Trustees should go in at the hi-annual elections. Many Fuiiixus or Tiir. School. "Rough on Rats." Clears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, nnts, bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 'Joe, Druggists.' Advertised Letters. Kv., Dec. 9, 1SS2. Buher, Amandy Brack. Charley Bowinnn. Edna Bell, Frank Dickerson. Nelson Floyd, Susan Gentry, Frank Gary, Henry G retires, Mary Hudson, Belle Hunton, Berry Hubbaid. J M Hunter, Moses linger, Millard Howard, Patrick Johnson, S II Lawrence, Betlie McDowell, J II Moran, Mnrv O'Connor, J no ( Sheets, Malfndft Smith, Maggie A Smith, William V Trabert, Adam Thompson, Frank Vtindernool, Enoch. Wallace, Francis Warlord, Joel A White,. Mary Whitlen, W W Say advertised when culling for the above letters. J. G. Hatciiitt, P. M.

Wholesale and retail dealers in STAPLE & FACTO? GROCERIES, LIQUORS, HARDWARE, &CM Arc no A' 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 OJP Fresh Oysters Received Daily From Baltimore All other gjods handled in their season. Hunters' complete outfits. FIRE ARMS OF ALL KINDS, Constantly on hand. Fine Breech-loading Shot Guns a Specialty. CALL A.Tfr SEE FOR YOURSELF. Sept. 303m.