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Saturday afternoon, to which point he

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wife, who is there visiting friends.
Jimmy Cox, the juvenile thief, was up
before Justice Gordon on Saturday on
the charge Of robbing the money-box OF
a market man. The money was found in
the alley near the Second National Bank.
Jimmy was bailed out by his friends.
The Board of County Commissioners
were in session Saturday and trans
acted the following business: Bills to
the amount of $133 s. were passed.
County bonds numbers 248 and 249 were
presented for payment of interest, whicn
amounted to $l63. Kreiger presented
bonds and received $12O interest.
Saturday night the Board of Educa-
tion held special meeting at which a
resolution was passed instructing The
Executive Committee to turn over to the
newly elected Treasurer the certificate
OF depOstit from the First National Bank
for SS,5 ,563 80; also the vouchers redeemed
by the former Treasurer and the much
talked OF $4,000 Indy check.
PARIS, KY.-Right Rev. Bishop Du llev
will hold divine services ON Wednesday
and Thursday in Cynthiana. He Will
ofliciate in 81. Peters Episcopal Churcd
in PARIS on Friday ana Saturday nexS.
In the Circuit Court on Friday, Tom
Green was fined $25 and sentenced to
ten days Imprisonment for carrying con-
cealed deadly weapons. His son Frank
charged with the same misdemeanOr was
fined 500 and sentenced to thirty days'
imprisonment. Frank was also tried for
an assault and fined $50.
The jury in the case Of the Common
Wealth against e. E. Platt for malicious
wounding We're out all day but could noe
agree upon a verdict for malicious
wounding. They were remanded with
leave to bring in verdict of assault and
battery.
A. Straus was fined $25 for keeping
disorderly house.
Col. Thomas Jefferson Kelle's name
was presented to the Spotless Mems So
ciety for admission at a meeting held at
DR.. Downey's office on Friday. POST
master Polk objected because he Thought
the Colonel could not tell lengtny
story.
Mary Carmody, a minor, by her next
friend, Patrick Carmody, has sued John
Madden for breach of promise, laying
her damages at $4,000.
The Bourbon county fair grounds are
being put i'll charge of a Committee for
the purpose of beautilying and putting
them in order tor the next tair.
A grand masquerade ball comes Off to.
morrow evening at the skating rink. A
premium Of ten dollars will be given to
the best masked lady or gentleman.
Paris folks manage to get along with
out the expensive force OF night-Watch,
or police.
Deputy Marshal james Manaugh was
arrested by his Chief, A. r. Forsythe-
and brought before Mayor O'Connor,
charged with beating a colored woman
named Mag Dorsey on Thursday last.
His Honor required James to contribute
ten dollars to the school fund tor his UNI
gallant decorum.
On Friday afternoon. Elisha Nix en-.
tered the saloon OF Tom RYAN on Main
street. He was met at the door by the
proprietor, who discharged the contents
of Il pistol toward him without effect.
Elisha went to Mayor O'Connor and
sWore out a warrant against Tom Tor
the peace and dignity OF the :,
quiet city of Paris.
Mr.. A. T. Forsythe, the new CITY
Marshal, has entered upon the RESPONSE
bic duties OF Peace Preserver. and fl ey
around town with as much alacritv as "a
Prof. Edward Jones, the popular book.
seller on Main street, is recommended
as very suitable person to ill the office
of Magistrate. He is a representative :
man OF spotless integrity, and would add
grace and dignity TO the judicial bench.
LEXINGTON, KY.-A perpetual alma
nae is needed at the office of the old Ken
tucky Gazette. The editor saws this is
an unlucky year because it begins and
ends with Friday; and he historically
adds that this occurs only about once in
twenty years. Our memory tells US that
the years 1853 and 1869 began and ended
with Friday; 1854 began with Friday and
ended on Saturday.
On Friday afternoon Esquire Charles
Gibson summoned a jury and held an in-
quest over the body OF an in. ant found
floating. in Scott's pond, Oh the Win,
chester pike. The verdict of the jury
was that the child came to its death by
being thrown in the water by some un-
known person.
Chief Hartley, of the Covington Fire
Department, accompanied q patient
from that city on Friday to The Lunatic
Asylum in this city.
The dog question is arousing the at
tention of sheep raisers and others in
Central Kentucky. The Society of
Shakers, who cultivate large tracts OF
land in Mercer county, raise neither
hogs nor dogs.
The American Citizen advises the
crowd OF loafers that hang around the
City Courtroom to seek employ
Honorable Judge Mulligan ought 10 Dc
against allowing crowd OF
oafers to idle away their time every dav
n his Court. If these fellows were
studying law their unhealthy presence
night be endured during cold weather.
A copy of Websters unabridged die
ionary was given to Miss Darby as the
)est photographer in the spelling contest
vt Masonic Hall on Friday evening.
Mr.. George G. Snyder, the City Clerk
II Lexington, would make tip-top
Clerk in the Court of Appeals. His fac-
llty and facility for transcribing are
He is the second man that
yer was accused Of doing more than
lis duty.
Henry Coleman, who was stabbed by
lhomas Warren, both of color, on the
light of April 18th, died from the effect
# his wound on last Friday night.
A lad named John Palliam, an en-
'loye in the Press jOb-ofice, was arrested
or issuing bogus circus tickets. Mr.,
Bailey, the prosecutor and circus mana.
er, was held in 500 bail to appear in
he Circuit Court as witness againss
'ulliam. This was more than the Circus
IAN bargained for. He "declared it
1ould be impossible for him to attend,
ince his duties require him to be with
be Cosmopolitan Show in distant parts,
Colonel Gratz, the proprietor OF the
Id Kentucky Gazette, like most news