The Weekly Roundabout, 1879-10-04
The front page of 1879-10-04. 543 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.
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Banjo te A mil lino or Instruction Hooks al always - ways always on hand Orders for Sheet music i olicited Music published anywhere promptly obtained sii Publishers Prices New Music received month- BEST PLACE la Frankfort to buy GROCERIES is at P V Gray Gos Who havojuBt received a mammoth stoch of CHOICE GROCERIES Which thoy offer at prices to suit everybody They keop none but tho very best and guirmu every article to bo juut as represented and Fum Wright in every instnnce A fnll lino of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES CANNED WOODS Wooden and Stone Ware And ovorything usually kept in a first olaes grocery SJ Cry our 80 oentToaand choice brands of Colltio Best Fresh Oystora always on hand jan 15 tf Willai d Sotel R C STEELE Proprietor WM INGRAM Clork
At the meeting of the Frankfort Christian Temperance Union last Saturday night it was announced that Mr Wm 0 Riddel the boss stove man would deliver an ad address - dress address at the court house to night at 1 oclock on the subject of temperance We hope our people will turn out in large num numbers - bers numbers to hear this rising orator He is a natural talker and will no doubt interest all who attend the meeting and give him their attention Rev T D Phelps pastor of Mt Pleas Pleasant - ant Pleasant Church at Sfeadmantown assisted bv Rev J T Head began a protracted meet
Louisville then advanced down the center aisle and reaching the front of the altar they took their places one on the right and one on the left when the bridegroom nnd bride advanced down the center aisle to the altar where Elder George Darsie was wait waiting - ing waiting to receive them Without exception we think the ceremony was the most beautiful and impressive we ever witnessed Mr Darsie seeming to feel the solemnity of the occasion impressed the large audience with feelings akin to his own and perfect silence reigned except the subdued sweet tones of the organ while
the young couple were made husband and wife The benediction was pronounced and the bridal couple followed by attendants and ushers left the church bv the middle aisle and taking carriages repaired to the resi residence - dence residence of the brides mother where an elegant dinner was served only a limited number of relatives and friends being pres present - ent present The newlv married pair left on the 240
fall frbnvhi4 lioraethd middle bf tlio week and sprain his ankle so as to disable him from walking Ue is how confined to his room in consequence Mrs Jouett has Borne very fine building lots for sale They are located in South Frankfort opposite the Public School building and can be bought on reasonable terms Call on Fred Jouett at F V Gray Cos store
Some time before the appointed hour 12 oclock M on Thursday the Christian Church was filled with the beauty and intelligence of Frankfort who had ooipe to witness the marriage of Dr W B Cjjeat 1mm of Louisville and Miss Nellie daughter of Mrs G LGarrard of this city The gentlemanly ushers Messrs W C Sneed Tom MaclclinErank Rodman and
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