The City Council met Wednesday
.afternoon to consider the question of
erecting a. City School building, and
decided to build but one house, and
that to contain sixteen rooms. It will
be erected upon the site of tho old
building, and a committee was ordered
to advertise for plans.
The season is ul ready far advanced
and It is to be hoped the work will be
pushed, with sufficient energy to hayo
the building completed by the time
the school should be opened in the
'
fall. i
There are nowa number of Idle
mechanics In the city who are anxious
for work, and It should be put under
contract as soon as possible and completed
without further delay.
Messrs. J. Aus. Robinson, Hiram
Smoot and C. W. Taylor have withdrawn
from the race for Jailer.
Judge James H. Mulligan has accepted
the nomination for Mayor of
Lexington upon the Citizens ticket.
Mr. Jacob Frcudenberger has sold
out his barber shop on St. Clair street
and removed to Louisville to reside.
The regular meeting of the Franklin
County Teachers' Association will be
held on Saturday morning next in the
office of Col. Tlios. B. Ford. A full
attendance of the members is desired.
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The Steamer Hibernia will leave
Macklin's wharf to-morrow morning
at 8:90 o'clock for a trip to High
Bridge, returning at night. The fare
for the round trip will bo $1.50, meals
free.
Have you a cough? Sleepless nights
need no longer trouble you The use
of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, before retiring,
will soothe the cough, allay the
inflammation, and allow needed re-nose.
It will, moreover, heal the
Imlmonury organs, and give you
Mr. Waller B. Oeorge has removed
his jewelry establishment from St.
