Bon Ellis and a man named Moran,
who wore with Bill Workman, when
Jack Taylor was assassinated in Robert
Bon County, have fled the county. James
and Oliver Raymond, two respectable
young men who were arrested on the
charge, of being with tho ganir, were ex
amined and acquitted. Bourbon News.
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On tho day that loc.il option was voted
at Lancaster, Ky., young ladies walked
tho streets sinuing hymns and wives went
to tho noils with their husbands. In the
afternoon when it was known that the
movement would bo victorious tho town
went wild. Church bells were runt',
drumsbeatenauda perfectp indemonium
reigned. Exchange.
The Citizens' Coal Company has ju8t
received a fresh supply of coal. Tho following
named gentlemen are the authorized
agents of tho company, and all orders
loft with them will receive prompt
attention: James Redmond, Jr., West
Second street; Hugh Shannon, corner
Fourth and Pluin ; W. H. Wallingford,
Fifth ward, opposite Hall's plow works.
oOdlm J. Hamilton, Agent.
There is no prospect of work being
commenced on the Huntington Bridge
which is to span tho river at this point
before noxt spring. The Chamber of
Commerce Committee made a report
commending that the bridge be required
to be 125 feet above high water, and that
it be built with a draw. The report was
apnrovod, and will be Bent to Washington
and submitted to the Secretary of
War.
Work on the Maysville and Big Sandy
Road is, however, being pushed, and
when tho road is completed an entrance
will bo mado to Cincinnati either by
transfer-boats or over ono of the present
bridges until tho Huntington bridge is
complotod. Cincinnati Enquiror.
