Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-09-04
The New OHIcers.

NViS cicCt pIchchtcu NhclI papers anu
were initiated into their officers,
Judge J. A. Moore presented his
commission from the Governor and
filed his bond entering upon his
second term Of Office. Mcssrs II. s.
Clark, J. W. Clark and O. Carter
are his bondsmen.
DR.. W.. Deboc qualified as Su-
perintendent Of the Public Schools,
with w i Paris, j W Dcb9c, A j
PIckens, j ID Parr, and e W Perry
az hondsmen.
ID. Woods qualified as County
Court Clerk with X X Wilson and
W ii Wolf as bis suri,ies.
]. w McCaslin was sworn in with
] A Davidson, W W Stovall, j w
Deboe, W a Woodall, W II Ord
way, and d W Deboe as surlties.
No bond ia required of the County
Attorney and J W Blue Jr, took the
oath OF Office and became Attorney
for Crittenden county.
County Clerk Woods has num-
Der Of deputies located in different
parts Of the county for the conyen-
fence OF the people. The following
gentlemen will act in that capacity:
Il | Num-, Jas l. Rankin, Jno A
Myers, Foster Threlkeld, J l. Bugg,
W ii McChesney, j 4 Lloyd, NJ +
Pogue, j n Boston, $ l. Yaneey,
and ii X Woods. Others will be
added 10 this list.
George c. Gray has chunk Of
very rich iron ore in his store. 1t
was broken from a mountain OF iron
III this county. Near the foot OF,
and beneath the mountain, is fine
vein e fine coal, and within d stones
throw Of each meanders q beautiful
creek, the water OF which is abund-
ant and pure. Some day the furnace
viii rear its smoky stack IN Critten-
den, Our faith in these things is
we'll grounded. Let us persevcre
while We work, and that day may
dawn upon the present generation.
The Academy opened Monday
with 100 pupils on the roll. The
teachers are taxing great interest in
the work, and everything points to
a successful, harmonious term. lThe
Principal Informs W. that If be finds
LIT necessary for the accommodation
of the pupils he will employ ano,he r
teacher. The patrons may rest as
sured that those in charge will spare
no work to make the SCHOOL, Get
the demands Of a well arraDe ! ha
con lucted school, % for dale. .
The 'samIng trial OF Mrs Beard
lie shooting Pete Bacsalew was
| postponed until the fourth Monday
| in October, because OF 1.-THE inability
of Pete to attend court. The doc
1 tors picked fifty odd shot from his
leg. lie is getting along fairly well
hand will recover.
| Bud Hughes, Will Taylor, Sam
element, Harry Beasley and Jordan
| Hughes, all colored, had general
racket Saturday night, and We're be
fore Police Judge lieOrin and JUS
tice Morgan Monday. Bud Hughes
was fined $500; viii Taylor sl,00;
Sam Clement $50.
i DR.. jenkins, dentist, will be over
Clark's drug store all next week,
prepared to do first class dentaI
work Of every description. and ex-
tract tech painlessly with the Aera'
ted Aaalgne Apparatus on which he
has the sole privileges in this Sec
tien.
Our friend Q harles Gray, lately Q
candidate for county attorney, hang'
an artisticsily painted single IN the
columns Of the Press today. When
Charlie Gray loses his good humor
the birds will chant above the grave
e OF good.hearied boy.
The Crittenden county Union in
IS resolutions says nothing abou
! refusing to support a candidate to-
congress unless he will pledge him
self to obstain from party caucusss
The Union is one ahead of some 1t:
no,o hbnrS