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Matrimonial.mlnnimfhtit©16-hoi©-hein-latn-)IenKhend'©tatndm-ofr«.p.ace e-idn,erc©of“O*asisismetnniciyItn-Uiel*Si©e-iyHI16dhair8|teui.ey 6eBreckinridge - Wmo — The an-nouncement in tlie papers, several weeks ago, of the betrothal of Congressman W. C. P. Breckenrldge and Miss Pollard, of Lexington, was evidently a mistake, os Col. Breoken-rldge and Mrs. Louise Scott Wing were quietly married Tuesday evening at the residence of the bride’s brother, Dr. Preston B. Soott, in Louisville, The bride is the widowof the late Hon. E. Rumsey Wing,who was ’minister to Ecuador at the time of his death, and is a daughter of the late Col. Robt- W. Scott, of this county. She has a large circle of friends here who wiBh her the highest happiness attendant upon such joyous occurrences in life.Church-Hoover — Mr. Win. E. Church, of Peak’s Mill, and MissMollie Hoove#, of Switzer, weremarried Wednesday afternoon at 6:30 o'clock at the North Fork BaptistChurch.Jones-Breedek — Late Tuesday evening a couple came to the city In a buggy and hastened to the office of County Clerk Smith and asked fora marriage license. They were both quite young and the lady, who was very pretty, appeared to be not over eighteen years of age. Clerk Smith, suspecting that it was an elopement, refused to issue the license, but theirearnest appeals and vowa that they had the parental consent softened him and he was persuaded to grant It upon the condition that they have a witness present and do some tall swearing as to their age and the permission of the bride's parents. They gave their names as Win. M. Jones and Carrie B. Breeden and said theywere from Monterey and intended tobe married by the Rev. Mr. Whitney at the residence of Mr. Geo. McDaniel, on the Owenton turnpike, about five miles from the city. They complied with the clerk’s conditions and got in their boggy and drove to the hotel for a late supper, after which they took their departure in search of the minister.Diloer-Baker — County ClerkSmith on Tuesday issued a marriagelicense to Albert DSlger and Joaie Baker, of this county.Sealed proposals will be received at my office until July 24, at 12 m., for building pavement, curbing and gutters in front of the following property on the the South side of Second street, in South Frankfort, viz:L. P. Tarlton, Meta W. TarltonrChristine Reynolds, Thos. Rodman, sr., Lucy Tate, J. Stoddard Johnson, Mrs. VV. M. Longmoor and Chas. F. Exuni.The work to be done under the supervision of the City Engineer,the specifications of which can be seen at the city clerk's office.Attest: Richard Tobin,T. J. Todd, Mayor.City Clerk. July, 13, td.To Danville.August 8th to 11th, inclusive, thoKentucky Midland will sell tickets to Danville and return at one fare for the round trip, on account of Colored Fair.0. D. Bkbcaw, G. P. A.if-I,©eanP•*■ffnv11•1BI?1BONS TI PAT 10i INDIGESTION. 012 ZINC SS. tfitlpTlONS ON THE SHINlAurtFiEs ^Complexion.Dlnkle-Hockensmith— The marriage of Miss Ollie M. Hockensmith to Mr. Rufus 8. Dinkle, of this city,took place at the home of the bride'sparents at Peaks Mill on Wednesday afternoon, Rev. W. 0. Taylor, of the Baptist Church of this city, officiating. The bride is the young andbeautiful daughter of Mr. C. G.Hockensmith and the groom the well-known young attorney-at-law, who was until recently a prominent candidate in the raCe fur county attorney. The happy couple took their departure after the cere* money for their future home in Catiettaburg,, where the groom has made arrangements for the practice of his profession that promises the highest results for his future prosperity.CLAXON-KEENON—Capt. Cash Clax-on, the well-known Kentucky river pilot, surprised his friends in thiB city Tuesday. He is about sixty years of age or more and a genial gentleman, devoted to a coterie of elderlymarried friends here, who, for pastime, occasionally play games or anH DiGARCP euchreorwbist A few years ago he L/lOCaOCAmurreeaMe Laxative and NEUVE TONIC.Sold br Druggists or tseot by tnail 26e.*ftOo,* and $1lt;0per package. Sample* free.1¥ A Ikl The Favorite TOOTH KTO1BAv Hw for the Teeth andFor sale by W. McKee Hardie.Jan-3S l? ' HALL'S OLD STAND.Fine FarmRent.mHR DUDLEY FARH ADJOINING CITYk limits on the Georgetown pike, containing2*$ acres, large residence, tobacco barn and jtublfg. sp lend til dairy and tobacco farm. Pobtiwlon given March lit* IWt. For .partion-tars apply toFRANK CHINN,July 22-tL Frankfort* Ki.Work, Worry,made his visits from his home in Lockport at rare intervals, but at oneof the games several months ago he met Miss Irene Keenon, a daughter of Mr. Adam Keenou, deceased, and sister of Mr. Uberto Keenon, of thiscity, and the circle, taking note thathe was more frequently present to take a hand, quietly indulged in a little pleasantry at the expense of theCaptain, but never dreamed that either he or Miss Keenon was at all serious in the growing fondness for each other’s society. Tuesday, under a pretext to visit friends in Cincinnati, Miss Keenon left home, and at an agreed time met the gallant Captain, and together they went to New Castle. where they were united in marriage. The family, as well as thefriends, were dumb with astonishment when the intelligence of the marriage was first announced tothem, but to no one were they more quiokly reconciled to the occurrence than to Oapt. Claxon, for whom they entertain the warmest feelings of respect and friendship.The HenVy County Local, of this week, contains the following notice of the marriage:Oapt. Cash Claxon appeared on thestreets early Tuesday morning, his broad, genial face perfectly aglow with good humor, and hl« lame port-mad©tire a formidable trie; yet the weakperson frelt;iuentl ima to meet all oft iiera at once. How win he overcome? The answer Is, with our Co**Horn» Oxvokn land ours on It)* The countless demonstration* of AH years war* rant this reply.Our treatment ia available for homeuse; neither need your occupation b * interfered with. The value of these feature* 1* obvious. What about your need? A book of expUnation and proof I* yours to eoiiskler—If asked for now Dr$* STARKEY A PA LBN.162H Arch Street, Pbfiadelpbli. Pa, Dec. 24-ly.Chesapeake OhioHEW TORE, PHILADELPHIA, WASHING TON, BOSTON nd all Enters Citiii,Shortest Line between LOUISVILLE,LEXINGTON and EASTERN*POINTS. g*Time card In effect Nov* 1st, ltNKLkaht bound, *Lve. Lexington.Atlanta Express. No. 22, daily .... . .7:15 a. M. Midland Aocom , No. 36, dally ex. Bun . .11 :40a* h. Vestlhuled Express* No.24, doily. . * .6:16 p. it*M t. Sterling Accom , No, 26. daily ex. Stui.OOr. m.iy form arrayed in tailorgarWIST BOUND.ATT. Lexington*Lexington Acccim., No. 27, dully ex.Bun. a. m. Louisville Express, No. 21* dolly ...»12 46 p. m. Lexington Accom. No. 2ft, dally ex. Sun..4 :l p. n.Vestlbuled Express. No. 28* daily .... 6:16 1\ M.Bolkl VesHbtUed Trains with Dining Curs Through Bteepers from Lexington to New York without ejiu«Q,No Dus transfers.U. W. BARNEY* 0* P* A., UxlnfUm^My.H. WFULLER.Gsn'l Pass. Agt.,WsshtugUB. P, C.Asa*t Gtn*L Pass.Clnelimaiff-
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Frankfort Roundabout
Frankfort, Kentucky, US
Sat, Jul 22, 1893
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