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Weather indications

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-Indications
for Tennessee and the Ohio valley:
Fair weather, northwesterly winds. ris-
ing barometer, lower Temperature, with
frosts rhnraday morning.
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y,.k,nu ,hcm welcome.

OTTAWA, Oct S1.-The governor gen
eral and Msrchioness Lsnsdowne and
suite attended the Philharmonic society's
Ant concert of the season last night,
Thew were heartily cheerei. A prettily
arranged song, entitled welcome" was
followed by cheers.
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Reaucaton an Freax hs II ases.

New YORK, Oct. a1.-The New York
Centrat railroad has reduced its local
freight rates from Amsterdam aud other
POI ars to New York Is cents per hum
dred weight, to conform to the West
Shore rates.
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DUBLIN, Oct. 31.-While q quantity Of
ammunition was being conveyed by the
railway train, under Escort to Temple
more, county of Tipperary, . oox of
powder aud 500 cartridges were stolen
at Limerick Junction. The soldiers
composing the escort. were at luncheon
at the time of the robbery. No clue to
the thieves has been discovered.
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WtllCalu Early.

Thompson s. Good will close their
grocery store early this evening in
order to complete taking stock. Get
your groceries early for this one evening.
fhey will open at the usual time in the
morning and ready for business.
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Circuit courl being now adjourned the
clerk will hse to issue warrants on
all the indictn1nts found by the Septem.
Der term of th grand jury. excepting
only such a. hwe been acted upon by
bench warrants
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DepressiOn OF tho stock Market.
LONDON, Oct Sl.-rhe cotton failures
1T Liverpool have depressed the stock
market here
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81. O. McAinswell known in this city,
who has been e. attending the meeting
of the Brotherhod of Locomotive En-
gineers. as degate from this state, has
returned to hislome in Logansport.
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Oea.s..e.-Forsy Cor. Wrpckea.

EAsToN, Pa, Oct Sl.-T~o coal trains
came In collision on the New Jersey
road. near Lebanon. An engine and
forty cars were wrecked. John Sinclair,
IN engineer, was injured.
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The creamery tteivsd an order from
Texas. yesterday for two car loads of
produce. such a. pbSe, potatoes, ETC.,
per week, during 4 penning four months.
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Nell Burgess azaer of Ara Puny,
in "Vim," may sat to stand beside
Den Thompson'& Joaua Whitcomb.-
Byrne's DranAtfS lima
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Forty-t two marriage snses have been
issued by the clrk dug the month of
October.
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Money stolen.

OTTAWA, Oct. 31.-Five thousand dcl-
lars In one and two-dollar dominion
notes has been stolen from the govern
ment. Banks are notified not to accept
them,
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Rev 81 A. Buc p. iOrmerly pastor of
the Grace Y e cercA in this city, but
now located 1t LHyeue. il the spiritual
adviser of Jacob 5oiliag, the confessed
murderer of Atkinson.
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LOCAL mEws.

Friends literary social at Twelfth
street meeting house this evening at 2
O'Clock. Everybody invited.
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DR.. Albert sathyoE, of Dublin, was
in the city this nor3insnd lost q ten
dollar bill
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Those who sh = Ger picture cards
for the prize NJ piee to have them
arranged. and ring to3race church on
Monday next.
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Fire ~ Indianapolis.
Oct Sls-Ersiloasse'
morning Loss, $1,000, watch Is coNer
ed by insurance 1t il supposed to have
been the work of An incerdiary.
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None better any wh than those fine
soft hats at Fox the hw'a dAw
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CAIRO. EaYPr, Oct. 81 Hicks Hasa,
after two battles. entered, Obeid, which
had heen abandoned by Perisur, the false
prophet. Many OF the false prophets
men were killed IN the two battles. ahd
his forces are broken up His fate u 6n
known.
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PARIS, Oct 3l.-Gaulois publishes .
report that DeBrazzs, the French ex-
plorer, has been killed in q fight in the
Congo country, Africa
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Tho Value OF Cotton Burned.
CHARLESTON, 8 9 Oct. S1.-The num-
Der of bales of cotton burned at the
South Oai oiins railroad yaro, Monday,
was 2,145, valued at &107, 500.
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Clean, Senp and good
coke. Get at gas office.
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BALTInonn. Oct.n Flour market quies aad
steady: Howard seeet and Western supsxHna,
p &9s 6s: extrA $9k9A Is; family, eS0a. Whsak
veetsgn. fairly actee, closfng steady; No. VI
sesfed spot g. ossosz. q 0s401 oe,4; Noyem-
January. s1lo3491 lok91 loS. Corn vssAsln,
dnn and nominal nzxed spos and Octoosr. ta0
SeAe; NovembeE ss0seeA: the year; 5She.
Pennsyivania. ::s5!!e. Rye. quise, es067e. Hay
dull; prime 20 cho4s Maryland andPsnnsyfvania
SIS oo9l5 90 p1 ton Provisions quist and
steady; Mess 1o4, ga IS: Bulk meets. shoal-
dexs. eleax rio ases, packsd. eA0fke; baeon
shoulders, 70: el4x rib sides, 6i<0; hama, 10
I7s. Lard, refined eXe Buses ann Tor ohnios
western paaksd 1020e; creamery. 0o1os. EoUl
seasee and arm. 40Hc. Petroleum dun. nom
f1al refined. 019x Ou17ee quiet; Bio eaxuoes,
ordinary % fAif. Ik0l3ka Sugar duh; solk
es<e. Whisky stady 6 q 1901 leh.
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cucAeo. oet. M.-Whsas rssa,as. lovss: aA
1ue Ootobe1 q Novsmbse: 81 1ne O0oamhoe
s6sS 1ue January: q 02A Tor Nay. Cor oASy
46s5c 1nr Oessose or Novembsr: ]eke Sue Dseem'
ber; l01so for tbs year <S16e fox January: <eks
IS nsy. oess nrm; no g ossoeS q Novsm
for January: x14e tor NAY. Bye. So barley
ooAe F1Axseed, q 81. Wh1eky. u n Pork
irregular: $40 20 Tor Ocopbseoe Novombe9: $40 81
tx December: $40 20 ios the year $40 saA 1sl
JanuaEy. 81 0gk 1oe veoguAfy. Lard, 0W9
81 Is fue Ostobsg: q 10 1oR Novsmhee: u Is IN
Deeembef: q 10 fog the yeax. u ny toe January
~ S5,S fog February.
ToloAO m01kOes
TOLEDO, Ooe. A.-WhsaA dnn AO4e ioVee
No. White. u lot9l u; No. vhtss. q o.
No rSd eash. u o29l o; 0eeoesx. nn.ains!il 81!
Janeag: c:esx Fshru:U. q esH Nay g l3N
and sasi4: No. cash @ OoAoeeR. sl0 sike: No;
ysmb:s sohs ssaed; Dse:mess soe; Jaoca.y
iestsd. lsaie; no s.ad:; lsxS ISIS: o.a dun snd N
tobsr q Novenbsr. D,4e: DeoenbeS No; -.
3eotcd. 4s1<e. Rye, No. 3 6eAe. C1ovsrseed
prime medium, caah, Os1ohee Or AovgmbsR
0s IS; DseembsE. t6 %; No. 8 90
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LLvKRFoor. Oss 3I-Bacon. CumbeFlanf cut.
STEADY. 1sss long as4x, S5sed: abort x1b staady.
Beef. India msss duIl GA Ooxu, nsw mtxod
dnI. 5a9d.
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CHOICE APPLES!


NEW YoRx. Oot siAYlour, receipts, 21,ooO hax.
rels; salo0, 1900 hxfols mAxkes dull and do
clinins Wheat. receipts 5000 bushels x0ks
lower, less active trado, mainly speculative; No.
White. nominal; salss nl $1,000 buahels No.
red. November. a 1h@l cSk $4,000 bushels
Deeember. q Io3<4i 104: $4,000 bushels Jam
nary. u l2x01 l2K; 99S 00o bushels February,
q 1881 l4K :. 0.0l bushels May, q le0l l94.
Corn, reoeipsa 2s40q bushsis; market dun and
A0xo loWex. mixed Western, spot s2856kc tn.
tures. 6oA@see; sale 9eO 000 6ushsls Oaas, fe-
ceirss. 1900 bushel: 19ke lower. dull: west
ern. $3.50; sales. 10000 bushels. Beef quisA
quiet and fxm; sp.t new mess, tl1 5O0ll 76
I..d, :dan and eaasr; sss.m.rsndsred. 81 60
a 6aese1 nrm, faf derAnd for ehoioe western. Ice
es a9iz3fe Sugar an and nominal. NolAssea
4u1se and steedy. lsexolsum quiet Rise nfn
Mm demand Cone Rtde drmer. TuxpaulinG
duN e Sc. Rosin esady at q so0l s7K. m.
Iou duu as TIE. Wstsxn enn dulI e 26lla6ke
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Clncannast Markse.

C1HcNxArI. o. 3l-HlOu steady, unehaneed
family q 6S95 %; fancy a505 50. Wheat
quiet and arm; IA red, q GAL ~. Oogn dun
at 56sso. Baxisy dun: sxHH fnu ,Goe. Pro.
Visions duh, ssnang dovnsaEds. WHISKY n1m
n8 81 IL
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The Death Trap at Twelfth Street Cross
Ing Registers Another Butchery.

AIbers W. stewart she victim.
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Gas Coke the st fueI Or
der at GasDHce If
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THE DENTISTS CHAIR.

hate IL, hate 1t. and who shall dare
To blame me for hating that dentists chairp
I've remembered It long as painful prize,
I've betlewed It with teass and embaimed II
with sigh's.
Memory still binds 1t fast TO my heart,
w ith links OF woe that never can start;
Would you learn the spelY once sat there
While my teeth were filled In the dentists
chair.
In the days gone by I fingered near
The hated scat with trembling fear,
Aud with gentle worls did the doctor try
To teach me to safer without Sigh.
lie told me pain would never bctide,
With nerve for my creed AMI him for my guide,
And he would have hal me forget my despair
As sat and suffered In that lean back chair.
! Suffered death and saw many q star,
while he bored In my teeth with an iron bar,
And almost hated hun when he smiled
Aud told mc the edges would have to be filed.
Hours rolled on, but the last one fed, ,.
My teeth were filed, | was almost dend.
learned how much the nerves can bear,
When suffered 10 that hated doctors chair.
'Tis past Ills past but think OF II now,
With qnivering breath and throbbing brow,
Twas there suffered, twas there cried,
Aud memory flows with a love tide.
Say II IL folly and deem me weak,
while the scoldng drops start down my cheek
I,ut hate 1t and may Heaven spare '..I
SIC from. further experiences ia the Dentist''
chair.
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/. .fi;,,ily lu 20 isiiir
The Curse Of Guiteau:
Especial to the Courier Journal

tspccial W tnc Soufler JOurnal.l .
Il Washington, June 'll.-Michael
Sheahan, one of the jurors of the
Guiteau trial, was locked up at Sew
enth precinct station yesterday for in
sanity. Ever since the Guiteau trial
his friends have noticed a strange
ness in his7manner, and itiseemed as
If the Guiteau prophecy ofevil to be-
fall all those connected with his con-
yiction had produced deep effect on
his mind. He would lie awake for
hours after going to bed, until finally
ihe became so nervous that he was un-
able to sleep at all and had to give up
his position as watchman at the Me-,
tropolitan Hotel, which place he has
held for several years. About II
o'clock Sunday night he rushed out
ofhis house, crying for the police aud
said his wife wanted to murder him,
and talked in the most incoherent
manner. Officer Fitzgerald, seeing
his condition, took him into custody
and locked him up at the Seventh
precinct station. 'tAiei ~.
The death of District Attorney
CorkhilPs wife was the first event
which could be called fulfillment Of
Guiteau's prophecy. Juror Hobbs
wife died. Surgeon General Barnes,
an important witness, died. Judge
Portcr's health is said to be wrecked,
Marshal Henry, Bailifl Stahl, Detec-
tive McElfresh, Jail wagon guard
Perry Carson and the driver, James
Leonard, were dismissed from SER
vice. Mr.. Noble a young and impor-
tant witness, died. Rev. DR.. Hicks
has been libclled. DR.. Gray, another
expert, was shot at in Utica asylum
and DR.. Mcdonald has been or is the
subject of investigation in connection
with his administration of Woods
Island, N. Y. Officer Pat Kearny's re-
moval from the Baltimore and Poto-
mac department was only temporary
misfortune, though at one time In
cluded among the fillfllments Of
Guiteau's curse Poor Mike Sheahan
is well known and well liked by
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SOMEBODY'S DARLING.

1.-THE following little poem wa
written by Miss Marie LAGOS, of Sa
vannah, Ga, soon after the close o
the war of the rcbclliOnl:
Inio ward Of che whnicwashed VALE,
Where the dcad and the dying lay
Wounded by has onets, shells and balls
Somebody = darling was borne one day.
Somebody's darling, so young aud so brave.
Wearing still on his pale. sweet face,
Soon % be hid hy the ,iost Of The grave,
i'he lingering light Of his boyhood's grace.
Matted and damp are the curls Of gold,
: knsinxf he SNOW % that fair Young brow;
Pale arc the lips Of delicate nionld--
Somebody's darling is dying now.
Rack from the beautiful blue ycined-face,
Drnsh esrfy wandering silken thread;
Cross his hands as sign Of grace
Somebody's darling Is still and dead.
Kiss him once for somebody's cake,
Murmur prayer soft and low;
One bright curl from the cluster take
They were somebody's pride, you know.
somebody's hand hath rested there
Was ita mothers, soft AMI wLitey
And have the lips of q sister fair
Been baptized In these waves OF iightS
God knows best. lie was somebody's love;
Somebody's heart enshrined him there;
Somebody waited his name above,
Night aud morn on the wings Of prayer.
. :. A. i.a
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, Easily Proven

1t is easily proven that malarial
fevers, constipation, torpidity of the
liver and kidneys, general debility,
nervousness, and neuralgia ailments
yield readily to this great disease con-
querer, Hop Bitters. 1t repairs the
ravages of disease by converting the
food into rich blood, and it gives new
life and vigor to the aged and iniirm
ALWAYS. At.f
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Baby Kissing.

If there is any object on top of Gods
green earth utterly unkissable and
generally repugnant TO a man Of
healthy sentiment, it's somebody
else's baby. .Indecisive men have been
known to yield to the solicitations Of
fond mothers and actually submit
to the indignity ofhaying a new baby
thrust under their nostrils, but these
men have always repented and usu-
ally gone on sprees just to re-assert
their independence and recover their
self,respect. Men who would walk
up to a bombshell and spit on the
spnttering fuse win quail and cover
in abject terror before the muzzle of
a baby, even when assured that it is
not loaded. Some men don't mind
having babies pointed at them, but
these are the sort of men who blow
down gun barrels and monkey with
buzz saws and do almost any foolish
thing. 1t is a well known fact that
man who will knowingly kiss ba-
by is generally addicted to chenille
and worsted work and gossip, aud
there is well grounded suspicion
,hot ba will eteal sheen. This baby
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t.*aGreat haste is not Always good
speed.' Yet you must not dilly-dally
in caring for you health, Liver, kid
ncys and bowels must be kept healthy
by the use of that prince of medicines
Kidney-Wort. which comes in liquid
form or dry-both thoroughly efiica-
cious. Have IL always ready.
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Hayesville, Ohio, Feb. II, IS

Hayesville, ONO, FEB. III, 1851.
i am very glad to say ! have tried
Hop Bitters, and never took any
thing that did me as much good. |
only took two bottles and i would
not take 500 for the good they did
me. | recommend them to my pa
ticnts, and get the best result from
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

y DrNocRArIc COUNTY cosMrrrE. =
G;A.chsmplIn. ch'm., IIopsinsviiie.
Chas. NJ, Mea ;ham, sec'y., .f
SG. Buekner, 9.
q =. Brown, lt
T. w. Walker.
W. 9. nroaaugh. Pcmbrokc.
y. Mg"Pe'l, lainbri'lye.
Jno. n. Dulin, Sroiton. ~
Bent arier, Peilee.
Jno. q. whltiock, Newstead.
Austin Peai Garrettsbnrg.
sf4 CIRCUIT COURT.
John n. Grace Judge, Cadiz. KY, B. III I'm
.ierwood Clerk. Hopkinsv'llc. Ky. Court
meets drst Moniay IN March aud September.
HOARD OF CITY couNcILMEN.
Joux @ LATHAM, Chairman.
u P.GkNPRELL,
Y. a. BuOwSRLL, '.aari H. I'll 4
.,sr,a - u, DHkRp. ia VI -
,sN. H. r. McCASy,
M LirsrisE.
WM ELLIF
Meets ist Tuesilav In each month and subject
TO the call OF tho Chairman. Meeting held N
city court rooms FA'
QUARrsRLY COURT. t-
VIZ. w,nfree Judge. Meets lra Mohas?
In March, june. September, December. s
Il COUNTY COURT,
w.P. winfree Judge, r. q. sehree, Attor-
ney. Meets lrst Monday In every month.
CITY COURT.
Joab nrasher, Judge; J. W. Downer At-
tornoy; 7. W. Diggerstan. Chi-f Of Police.
COUNTY oFFiCRs.
John-4w. Breathltt. Ciert; q. N. Brown,
sheriff; A. b. Long. Jailer.
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CHRCA DIRECTORY.

BAPrIsr--south Main street. Rev. 7. g..
Keen, pastor, Services every sabbath morn.
Ing ami evening. sunday srh0ol every sab.
hath morning. Faycr meeting wednesday
night. business meeting nrst " odnesdhy
night In each month.
CHRISTI As-Nashviiie Street. Eli. u.
Powell, pastor. Services every sabbath morn
ing AID eycnlng. sunday sahool every Snn-
day morning. Prayer meeting every Wednes'
day evening. FGiHf Nts
M. ". SOUTH Nashville Street. Rev k.W.
I,nttomly. pastor. Services every sabbath
morning an1 evening. Sunday school every
sunday morning. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening.
FiRsr --Rnssellyilie Street
Rev. u. II. Coulter. pastor. services every
sabbath morning and evening sunday school
every sunday morning Prayer me, tihx eve
~ Wednesday evening.
GRACE rPiscoPAL-Rer. J. W.. venable
Rector. Services in Courthouse every SUN
day morning.
SOUTHERN pRksBYrERiAS-Nash street
Rev. q 4. Tate, pastor. servict LIST ant. srsi
sabbath porpipg nd.cvcning sunday school
every sunday morning. lfta,er iaecting eve
" wednesiay evening. lIti Ri
CATHOLIC Nashville Street. Rev. Father
Hayes. ptiesI services every sabbath morn
ing alto O'Clock.
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.

uorKlSsvILLK I.opGE, no. "a. Az. 4 A. NJ.
Joe Aclarrull, W. Nj A. II. Clark, secreta-
ry Lodge meets at Masonic Hall, corner
Main and sprinx Streets, arst Monlsy night
IN each month.
Oriental CHATTER No. lt-state'l convoca-
tlons sni Monday night Of each month nj Ma
sonic Hall. Comp. II. NJ. fairleigh, High
Priest; L. II. Dietrich. Secretary.
MOORE CoNMANpERy No. o, X. Irregular
conclaye itn No Iday In each month at hiasoa-
ic Hall. cir Il. ". stone, 4. c.; Sir Nat
Gather, Recorder.
MoAyoS CouSciL No. 5, CaosEs FRIENDS
NJ. Lipstiue, C.t.; Is. W. Harrison, Secretary.
Merts In n. Of 4. Hall. 2nu aud 4th Monday
nights la each month.
EVERGREEN i.on0E. No. IS, X. OF P.-Chas
W Ducker, Chancellor Conimanderi x: W.
Henry, Keeper Uf Records aut seal. Mee,s
In Castle Hall snd aud ith Thursday night M
rarh month Endowment rank. 3r,i Monday
evening m each month. A, ID. Rodgers, Prer,
l.. lt. Davis, sec and Treas,
cukisrras I.oDoE, No. $40, X; OF H,-1M
Meets In X. OF 4. Hall, Heard building. 2nd
aud 3ri Tuesday nights In each month.
HorK'SsvILLE corNciL, No. 55t ROYAL
ARc cANuA-J. ]. landes, Regent; Geo. e.
Long, secretary. Meets and aud 9TH Thurs
day nights in X. Of I. Hall. all
GREEN RIVER LoDGr, No. 81, I. o.. o. f.
John Young. Noble Grand; W. +. Ranule,
secretary. Meets every friday night in X. ol
l.. Hall. Mercy Encampment. No.3i, !. y. "
FIR. NJ. Anderson, Z. T.; W. D. Randle
secretary.
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED woRKMrx-G. W
Baldwin; NJ. W.; J. W. Cross, Il. Meets IN,
aud lth tuesdays in each month, at X. OF Z
'S.sl z ~ D ggG u fT &
ItS,oHrs OF TaR GoLpks CRoss-J. ".
smith, n. e.; W. H.. Thompson, y. X, OF I
OF 7. Hall.
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Court of Claims
APPR0PR PRFAT|0NS,
CHRISTIAN COUNTY COURT.

OCTOBER TERN, OCT; l6rn; 1882.
The following claims were this day
produced to Court, allowed and or
dered to be paid out of the County
l Ievv for the wear 1883, to-wit: ~
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POST OFFICE.

Bridge Street, Jno. b. Gowen, r.. NJ. Once
hours from Jam, To BP. NJ. aud the once IL
also open for short Time after the arrival of
the evening mails, at sr,M. Sunday open
fruIn 10 I r. N. UHE nHH l4 IS
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The following claims were allowed
Justices Peace for attending court at
the March, April aud May Terms of
the Court for the year 1SS3-payable
out of the county Levy for the year
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The following claims this day al
lowed to officers of November Elec-
ton, year 1882 payable out county
| nvv l223 to-wit .saeis
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EXPRESS OFFICE.

Z SOUTHERN EXPRESS CoMPANy-R. W. Nor
wood, Agent. Onlcc old Bank building, Main
street.
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KENTUCKY. TUESDAY. JULY 10, 1883


MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATIONS.
To smallpox Pembroke and
Longview districts ) 539 ID
TO Sufferers at Empire on ac-
count of storm - 300 %
To Jas M West, pauper out
~ side poor house i4l-,. O5EOO
To Stephen Camplin, pauper
outside poor house 20 10
To A V Townes for finish,
ing turnpike Madison b.
vile road A. 1l9 10
To smallpox expended by
city Hopkinsville 1910 0S
To W M Fuqua account
smallpox 40 90
county $500 90
To support ofpaupers at poor
poor house 1000 90
To smallpox to DIR. j. r.
Moore - lH- 80 00
To repairs on Milier's mill
pond 10 90
10 Dulld bridge GfeenVllle
road near Biggerstaff's 500 90
Sugar Creek ~ : $50 90
To repair Cox Mill road
near d. B. Owsley's $50 90
To repair Green's lane on
Cadiz road 250 90
To make culvert on Madi-
sonville road 10 90
To drain a pond near b. d.
Lackey's 200 90
To repair bridge on West
Fork Pond River -- 200 90
To repair bridge at Mason's
To buy right way on Green
vile road ~ .- 10 90
To repair bridge at Barker's
Mill on West Fork -- 40 0O
To drain. pond on Farms "
worth and Bennettstown irat
Mill road so. 90
To. repair Farnsworth's Mill
bridge 75O 90
Judge 800 90
To E. G. Sebrce, County At.
tOrney 'l'i - 6OO W
To G. A Champlin, poor house
receiver ILL., 200 90
j. II. Moore, poor house ply -. |.
sician 200 0C
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Holland ! Opera House.

Main Street, a,ljolnlug Phocnlx Hotel. r..
II Holland,t'roprietor;A. A. ID. Rodgers, Man
ager' GA Ar~<.-. .,a64
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MAY. TERM, MONDAY, 2lsT DAY, 1883
The following claims were this day
produced in open Court allowed and
ordered to be paid out Of the county
Levy for the year 1883, to-wit:
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10 build bridge across Bme 3l.L
Spring Branch . ...... 500 90
Garaett's.. Ga rs :. .'.... "ss -. 800 90
To make fill on Crofton and
Greenville roads ...... 200 90
To blast rock out Butler road 40 90
q {" ~" 10 90
ug1u a. 1 ta g 40 GO
The following allowances were
made to officers August election, 1882,
payable out Of County Levy, the year