Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-10-12
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| IN
THE Bank of Columbus closed the
other morning. 1t is hoped that this is
oniy temporary suspension, but much
nneasiness is felt by depositors.
AT Louisville, Ex-Mayor z. Booker
Reed, whom Mayor Henry S. Tyler,
the present incumbent and democratic
nominee defeated four years ago, has
been nominated as an independent
candidate.
PRESIDENT LOUIS STRAUs, of the Lex
ington board of aldermen, sent in his
few nights ago. lie is now serving
his sixth term in the chair of that
body, and gives as his reasons for de-
string To he released that the present
management of the city's affairs is not
in accordance with his views.
4 POST OFFICE is to be csta blished at
Fulsom. Grant county.
EErKEsENrArIvE BERRY has intro
duced bill in the house to pay the
claims of certain citizens of Clark
county for property destroyed by fed
eral troops during the war.
The famous cases growing out of the
French Eversolc feud in Perry county
have been filed away in the Clark cir
cult court, to which the eases were
transferred by the Legislature. The
court docket is crowded and there is
not much chance to secure convictions,
and rs the return of the cases To- Perry
county would mean another war, Judge
Scott decided To- file them away.
FouErn-CLAss postmasters were APP
pointed in Kentucky few days ago as
follows: John Flexner. bethlehem,
Henry county, vice Samuel Flexner, re-
signed: j. G.. Starncs, Breck, Owen
county. vice j. NJ. Smith, deceased; \.
+. Moore, Garrison, Lewis county, vice
:. u. Garrison. removed; W. l.. Free
man, Godfrey, Allen county, vice Enuch
Brooks, resigned; II. =. Baxter,
llestand. Monroe county, vice II. l..
Halley, resigned: Andrew Warren,
Tune, Pulaski county. vice Mathew
Warren, resigned.
Two appointments in the internal
| revenue districts in kentucky were
, made the other afternoon. William II.
Howard, of Grant county, was APP
pointed storekeeper and gauger in
the Greensboro district and j. VI. Pat
ton received appointment in the Louis
| vile district.
| LOUISVILLE suffered a big surprise
the other morning when it became
known that the big wholesale whisky
| firm of Hartley. johnson Il Co. had sus-
pended payment. The suspension is
due directly to the recent money strin-
gency. The firm has ample assets.
THE post office department has di-
rected the establishment of an Office at
| TT. Thomas. The office will be IA
branch of the Newport post office.
AT Louisville, a. +. Lamar, a bag
gagc-master on the l.. Il y. X. f., was
shot and seriously injured by his son.
Given Lamar, because he refused to
give him money with which to continue
Il drunk. The Shooting occurred ut
Laman's home, ut 10 West Madison
| street
| REPRESENTATIVES, SILAs ADAMS the
other day introduced bill for the ben
eft of Theophilus L. Garrard and 9TH
| ers owners of the salt works on Goose
creek. near Manchester, The bill states
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or"ers Vi MAJ ue"' h"eii, 'he SAT-
works above mentioned were'destroyed,
together with 10000 bushels of manu-
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department investigated the matter
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