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will take part in the coming musical fes-

Inc Sem1-annual convention OIzth0
Union District Medical Society met yes
terday in the hall of the Second National
Bank building. Drs. Dan Mlllikin and
William Huber were admitted to mem-
bership. Papers ON various topics were
taken up, read and discussed. The So
ciety on invitation from tue Butler Coun-
ty Medical Association partook or q
sumptous dinner at the Phillip House.
The next meeting will be in November
at Rushville, Ind.
The Board OF Education OF Oxford de-
cided al their last meeting TO build a
large public school house.
The Presbyterian Social met last night
at Mrs. William Anderson's, and was
well attended.
The wind blew q perfect gale all day
yesterday. scattering the dust in all di-
rections, and making it almost impossi-
bic to make any progress in walking.
Farmers in this vicinity report that the
barley crop will be a failure and the
wheat crop little better.
George Elliott, a prominent Granger.
is spoken OF as candidate for County
Sheriff.
The Trustees of the Children's Home
hold their annual meeting Monday alter
noon next at the Home.
DR.. Falconer and wife are expected
JOhn Ii. Brown, an old resident of the
First ward, Is not expected to recover
from an attack OF congestion of the bow
els.
LEXINGTON, KY,-Mr. John O'Conner
requests us to state that he did not
leave the LunatIc Asylum on account oe
any unfriendly feeling against him by
DR.. Bryant, the gentleman in charge OF
that institution, and that he resigned
his place TOR other. reasons.
Rev. II. Linncave and family have left
for a protraered visit to their friends in
Virginia.
A stable on Pine street, belonging to
John Fafra, was burned at O'Clock
Wednesday evening.
Six orders for the burial of paupers
were issued by the Mayor during the
month of April.
On Tuesday evening very interesting.
meeting of the Irving Clnb of this city
was held at the residence of Mrs. III. T..
Duncan, jr., on Limestone street. In ad-
ditoh to the usual programme, "fhe,
Raven" was reeited by liJble MISS Dun
can in charming manner, that ad ded
much to the evenings pleasure. After
an unusually pleasant literary enter
tainment the members adjourned to hold
their next meeting at the residence OF
Miss Bassett, on Limestone street.
Miss Mary Standeford, who spent the
winter with Mrs. Robert Johnson, In
Mississippi, has returned to her home I'M
this city, much to the pleasure OF her nu-
merous friends.
A fine Alderny calfwas killed on Tues
uay hiSue ~ nunsly uoss' ~ peioIgeu
10 MI. w. p. McCnesney.
~ .ne Ivy u Sous $40 yesnseIuay, Nello
opaanS" .o w"S .,,,,. nnSu pSv 800 ane vos.s on swo
Gnaiges " So assault s, anu pastefy; miss s,
no., ioa was nheu ~
.lits any oUn.', n,. ana uregn taSlor clafge9
maen anu aaa vas isu ~ ~ pail
loi ni' "ppo"A"noe "' 'ne rouie ~ Ooufs'
PARIS, KY.-Next Monday will be
County Court day. A large amount az
stock will be offered for sale.
1t is dangerous to be an editor in Ken.
tucky, On last Monday Mr.. Geo. Nolan
was assaiIed with stones by a LAWYER n,
Cynthiana named w, ", PrattIer. an ex.
member of the State Senate, Mr.. Nolan
is editor OF the Robertson County Tri-
bune.
me Partisan ladies'. beautiful and IA.
Ifghlfril, were cut In considerable num-
bers. enjoying the fine weather, on Wed.
nesday,
a printed call is made for meeting ~
all the base.balIers of Paris. to rntet to-
morrow evening, at the Cit} Hail. to oT.
ganize a club for the ensuing season.
Mr.. Taylor Sharrard. for ten wears a
faithful teIeeraph operator IN this CITY.
where he has endeared himself To- orr
citizens Dy his many excellent Qualities.
has removed to Louisville. to enter the
mercantile business. He Viii be missed
by many welI-wishers.
Miss Lucinda Mason was fined $40 and
costs. on Wednesday morning. by Mayor
OUonnor. for disorderly conduct.
The City Government OF Paris ia nr;e-
sided over by bachelor Mayor. who pits
IN as many airs as a French dancing
master while attending his Court and
fh q meetings of the CitV Councii. and ia
40 arroeanI And dictatorial az the Duka
~ Thnn,fer.
Mr.. simon Lindeman, the popular
clothing merchant on Main street was
awarded the premium of ten dollars
promised to the best masque at the non
giyen at the Skating Rink on Tuesdav.
eyeniug, Mr, Lindefnan represented =
Brazilian ape.
Colonel Bepi, q, Patton was elected
City ttorney at the Council meeting on
TUESDAY niunt. with Il fixed salary of