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THE DAILY BULLETIN. THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 28, 1883. OUR AGENTS. -The following persons nre the Minimized agents for the Daily Bui. ietin nt tlio places named. Contracts for subscription or advertising may be mado with them; W. Suit. Shannon Wm. ('larv. Lkwisiiuko W. T. Beny, MineuVa W. H. Hnwes. Mt. Myers. Helena. H. M.Hnrrlou. A Jackson. OitANnxnuitn It. I. Tolle. Mt. Gilead-.T. s. Illtrglus. Tuckaiioe. W. L. Holtnn. Slack's P. O. M. V. Moran. Elizaville. W. H. Stewart. ukumantown Rludon & Bro. Fakkow's Stohe S. T. Farrow. Mt. CakmelT. A. Henderson. Fkhn Leaf Hurry Burifoyne McitPHYsviLLK. w. T. Toinllu. Fokmas'sSpkinos. J M. Hawley. Washington Miss Anna Thomas. Johnson Junction. Scruggs fe Hro. HiLLSiioHO. Hev. W. II. Harksdale. o,sos The above number represents tho circulation, each week ot the Daily nnd Weekly Bulletin. Advertisers are Invited to call and assure themselves ot tho truth of tho statement, ami they are requested to bear In mind tli ut our ra es for advertising are the lowest. Thomas White, n soldier of the war of 1812, died at Paris. A jury has not yet been secured in the case of ex-Treasurer "M. T. Polk, of Nashville, Tenn. ' The Bourbon fair begins at the grounds near Paris, September 4th and continues until September 8th. The annual saving to the Government by the reduction in tho number of revenue districts will be $200,000. The Edjjar Institute at Paris, formerly the homestead of tho late Garrett Davis, has been sold to Prof. James K. Ford for $9,500; The toy pistol seems to bo getting in effective work all over the country. A great many persons have been injured by its use lately. The river is falling at St. Louis, and it is believed that a rapid declino will follow. Tho losses in tho inundated districts have been very heavy. It is proposed to uniform the letter curriers in knee breeches. Why not put them on pnsl masters also. That style of dress would be very becoming to Hutch-ins. Instructions have been telegraphed from Washington to the Collector of the Port of New York to cooperate with the Emigrant Commissioners in preventing tho landing of pauper emigrants. At St. John, N. F., the Arctic expeditionary ship Proteus is actively preparing for her voyage to Lady Franklin Bay and will probably leave this week. Tho steamer Yantic, of the United States Navy, is waiting there to accompany the Proteus to Smith's Sound. Kansas City is about having street railways, tho motive power being underground cables. A company has been organized for the purpose with $300,000 capital. Boston has taken $75,000 in tho venture. Street railways when properly managed always prove a success. Selecting a Horse. Tho Turf, Field and Farm, than which there is no better authority on tho subject, says that " in buying a horse, first look at Ins head and eyes lor signs of intelligence, temper, courago, and honesty. Unless a horse has brains, you cannot teach him to do anything well. If bad qualities predominate in a horse, education onlv serves, to enlargo and intensify them. The head is the indicator of disposition. A square muzzle, with largo, nostrils, evidences an ample breathing apparatus and lung power. Next, see that he is well under tho jowl, with jawbones broad and wide apart under the throttle. Breadth and fullness between tho ears and eyes aio always desirable. The eyes should be full and hazel in color, ears small and thin and thrown well forward. Tho horse that turns his ears back every now and then is not to bo trufcted. lie is either a biter or a kicker, and is sure to bo vicious in other respects, and, being naturally vicious, can never bo trained to do anything well, and so a horse with a rounding nose, tapering forehead, ond a broad, full face uelow tho oyes is always treacherous and not to bo depended on. Avoid tho long-legged, stilted animal always choosing one with a short, straight back and rump, withers high and shoulders bIojh iiig, well set back, and with good depth of chest, foro legs short, hind legs straight, with low down hock, short pastern ioints, and u round, mulish-shaped foot." Medium sized hafs or bonnets are mora worn than very largo or very small ones. Ank'insIdeTvflist'"ofi,th'o! same shade should always bo wornunuer every Jersey. Skirts trimmed with lace, put on in half moon shapes, will bo very fashionable CONDENSED NEWS. Tnx withr ia Cuba continue! for the growing sugar cane. First Kansas wheat of 1883 has besn lold at Kansas City. Quality Tory good. Tim Farts municipality has voted 10,000f. i defray tho exponses of delegates from ris to tho forthcoming Boston Exhibition. The firm operating tha Rancocas Throad Mills at Mt. Holly, Pa., hare failed for F150,000. Throa hundred operatives are thrown out. Tiik Marine Hospital Service In Washington has receivod information that a infoctcd with yollow fever had left Havana for New York. t It is said that the next Republican National Convention will be held nt Cincinnati, and the Democratic Convention at Chicago. It is claimed thnt $30,000,000 was In-rested last year by the English ami Scotch :apitaliets in live stock business in Wyoming and Texas. Moses Stuart, whilo fishing on Saturday near Roddy, Ky.. with dynamite, was by tho explosion, fell into the water and was drowned. Prof. Stephen Alexander, Emeritus Professor of Astronomy in Princeton College, is doad. He had been eonnectod with the college for half a century. The loss by tho destruction of the cotton seed oil mill at Now Orleans, is aow estimated at $600,000, with nn Insurance of $280,000 In companies. Roane iron works nt Ctinttnnoogn, tbo largest in tho South, which has been idle fur six months, has resumed operations in the puddling dcpaitmcnt. Belgian consul nt Chicago will employ Mo counsel to dofend Vcrmullen, who murdered his stop-son it Kensington, 111. A oano of beggars, two men and three women, of most forlorn aspect, were arrested in Massaohusotts. On thorn was found $000 in money, all niudo during a :wo months' tramp. At Vnndnlla, 111., as the Sheriff was oassing into tho jail to lock the prisoners n their cells, six of them overpowered him ind made their escape. This is tho second delivery made in six months. Charley Lowry, aged nine, fell feot from tha top of a poplar tree at liny County Court Houso, X. C., and itruck head foremost on a paling fence, :utting his head into two parts. Copies of the Irish World sent to in Great Britain have failed to ;eauh their destination, and inquiry develops the faot that they have by tho English Government. The death rate at Vera Cruz from fever far exceeds fifteen daily. The over is of a particularly fatal type. Out if every seven who take tho injection fnlly lix die. O.vk hundred and fifty revolutionists Chiutta, Max., and carried oil' two jficlals. Being pursued by cavalry they assassinated their prUoncis. The were ovei taken und thirty of them tilled. The City of New Orleans has triumphed over Myra Clark Gaines, who ins a jtidgmont Against the municipality or $2,000,000. U. S. Judge Billing has ,'iclded to the pressure, and refused to ake action on the mandamus. The case v i 11 now have to go to tho Supreme Court, there can be no decision for three vears. Worn mill Morn of It. Portland, OnKao.v, June 27. Special advices give fuller particulars of the collision on the Northern Pacific, at Heron Station. The gravel train of tiftoen cars was run into by tho construction train. George Pike, engineer of the gravel train, and twenty-throe Chinauion wero killed, and fifteen wount ed. The accident was the result of gross c relossness. An OH Strike In Mlssonrl. Rich Hill, June 27. Tho Foote & well, at a depth of GOO feet, has struck a heavy voln of petroloum. Other wells rill be at onco sunk, tanks erected, and established. The oil is pronounced by an expert to bo equal to tha finest oetrolaum in Pennsylvania. The Chicago Foot. Chicago Tribune. Young Smith called on Miss bottom a few nights ago, and got very wet on his way to the young lady's residence. After he nrrived nothing would do but she must make a fire for him, and, in spite of his protestations, she soon had a ro? ring five started. Drawing nt'ar it, Mr. Smith poised one toot on the other in front of tho blaze. For some moments not a word was spoken. Presently the young lady gently : '' Mr. Smith, please tako down the blower; I think tho fire has a good start." Down came the foot, and Smith doesn't go there any more. Cincinnati, I'ortNiuoiitli, Ills Sandy A Packet Company. JOHN KYLE, President. Lewis Glenn, Secretary nud Tienstucr. C. and O. It. It. PACKETS ForIIiiiitliiKtoii,I'oiiicroy,aiidall way I.a tidings. TELEGRAPH, Moral's andThuisdoysfl p. m. FLEETWOOD, Tuesdays and Fridays, 5 p. in. HOSTONA .Wednesdays nnd Saturdays. 5 p.m. rousmouin.au way .uaniiiiizs. BONANZA, Tuesdnys.Thursdoys Hat'ys, l'Jin. Mnysvlllo.All Mall and Way Landings. MORNING .MAIL, dally (Sundays excepted) Leave Cinoluuntl 4:H0n. in. Mnysvllle, I p. in. A VnTk n Freight received on Wharf- boat. U, Al. UULLUWAY, Superlutendeut. NOTIO E. THROUGH TO PARICERSBURG, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays Steamers liostoim, Fleetwood ami Tvlegrranh, THROUGH TO PITTSBURG, Every Sunday Tho regular weekly paoket steamer onto. These boats aro all and we solicit the patronage or the public nt low rates. O.M.IIOLLOWAY, Supeilnteudont. TIME TABLE Or the Kentucky Central Railroad. Time table la effect May 20, 1883. 10 12 Ex. Ac. A.M. P. M 8 00 12 30 6 13 12 42 6 17 12 4 0 '23 12 53 6 85 1 05 8 43 1 13 8 48 1 20 6 53 1 25 653 1 30 7 08 1 38 7 15 1 45 7 30 2 00 YoO Yl8 Yl'S "240 0 10 3 4i 11 30 G 00 A.M. p. 11 11 0 stations. STATIONS. Ac.Ex. A.M P. M Lvo.Mayivlllo. Lve Lex'ton 4 45 Sum'ltt Lvo.Cov'ton 3 00 " Clark's.. Lve.Pnrls... 0 451 535 " Mars'U.. " PJu'o'n " Helena. " Mll'b'g. 7 08 "e'6o " John'n. " Carllste 7 30 020 Ellz'llo " Meyers. 7 45 6 30 " Ewlug... " r.val'y 7 51 0 42 Cownu.. " Cownu. 8 01 6 52 " P.Vnl'v. " Jawing.. 8 07 0 58 " Meyers.. ' EllzUte. 8 11 7 02 " Carlisle. " Jolin'n. 8 17 708 ' Millers.. Helena. 8 25 715 ii Mil'bu'g " Mars'll.. 8 3' 7 20 it P.JU'C'll " Clark's 8 42 7 30 Arr. Paris " Sum'ltt 8 4' 7 30 Arr. Lex'tou Arr. Maysville 0 00 750 Arr. Cov'ton A.M P. 31 Connects at Lexington wltu the C. it O. It. R. for Ashland, Huntington nud all points in tho East and Southeast with tho C. N. O. &.T. P. R. R.,for Chattanoa and the South, with, the L. & N. R. R, lor Krauklort and Louisville. W.C.SADLER, Agent, Maysvlile, Ky. C.L.BROWN, G. P. nud T. A. Covington, Flemlngsburg and Pound ttnp Railroad. Connectlns with Trains on K. C. R. R. Leave Flkminosburq for Johnson Station: 5:45 a. in. Cincinnati Express. IHbu. iu. Maysville Accommodation 3:25 p. in. Lexington. 7:02 p. in. Mnysvllle Express. LenveJoiiNSoN station tor Flemlnijsburg on the arrival of Trains on the K. C. R. R.s 6:23 n. 111. 4:00 p. in. 9:4 a. in. 7:37 o. m. "THE BEST." "We put on sale this Dozen Unlaundriod Shirts, reinforced fronts. Twenty-two hundred Linen Bosoms and Cuffs open and elosed fronts at $1.00 each. These shirts are mado for us and branded " The Best" and are justly entitled to tho name, THE BEST. J. W. SP ABKS & BRO., 14d2w No. 24, Market St. BUSINESS HOUSES. The following aro among the leading Business Establishments of Mnysvllle. Customers will nnd these houses reliable aud commanding position In their respective Hues. A HOUKIES&SOX, Locksmiths and Bell-Hangers. Are prepared to put up Electric Houo Bells which are not exposed in the room like the old style. Prices low. Call nnd see utmples. SecondStreet, myU MAYSVILLE, KY. a o. mtowNixo, m. ., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office and resldonce south-east corner of Thlid and Sutton stieet. Will give special attention to diseases peculiar to females. nplUdly MAYSVILLE. nxcii .t co A. DEALERS IN GKAIN, FLOUR and HEMP. dr. Tlitrd and Sutton Streets, mcliMy MAYSVILLE, AT. 91. JtOGEIW, "" DEALER IN Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. 41 E. Sec. St, mchaOly MA YSVILLE, KY, A HOXAX'S BOOT AND SHOE STORE. Custom work n specialty. Large stock. All kinds at lowest prices. No. 47, Market stree , two doors below D. A. Itlcliardsou &. Co.'s grocery. nldiwly MAYSVILLE, KY. TUItGKSSA KOI.IN, Dealers In Staple und Fancy 3DK1T OOOIDS. No. 3. Enterprise Block, Second Street, npUdly MAYsyiLLE, ICY. r A9I9IOX, ' PHOTO GRAPHER, Second street, next door to Dr. Martin's uplOdly MAYSVILLE. KY'. ROBERT DAWSOX &. CO.. a :Dealeis in: CIGARS and CONFECTIONERY. ICECREAM A SPECIALTY. FRESH ROLLS AND CAKES EVERY DAY. SecondStreet, EAST MAYSVILLE. S. 3IIXUR fc into, c Dealers Boots, Shoes, Leather Ami FINDINGS, No. 1, Second, cor. Sutton streets, mcliSldly MAYSVILLE, KY. JAR. T. II. X. SMITH, DENTIST, Will devote his whole time to the preservation of the natural teeth. Dr. C. W. Waidle will take charge ol all the mechanical work, such as uold, silver, continuous gum, celluloid and rubber plates. mchSldly POXEW tfc ALIEX', STOVES, GRATES, TINWARE, mantels, etc. Solo agonts for the celebrated Omnhu and Lender stoves. Rooiliii? and promptly nnd satisfactorily done. Corner ol Maiketuud Third (streets, A. R. Glascock's old stand. npllOdlw T II. TRAXEIi, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. Ico cream parlors open for the season. Absolutely pure candles. Fresh bread of all kinds. Furnishing weddings and parties a bpeclalty. Pilcos low. mnyldly T?RAMI IEVIXE, Manufacturer of OIQARS. Proprietor of the celebrated brands: Hold tho Fort, Parlor Queen and Mother Hubbard. Best cigars In the markot. Full variety of smokers' articles. Secoudstroet, ally MAYSVILLE, ICY'. -I M. WILLIAM 8, Contractor and Builder. Plans nnd Specifications furnished and all work promptly and satisfactorily done. Suoponsecoud street, opposite HIkIi school. nplSdly MAYSVILLE, KY. p EOHUF, II. IIEISER, :Denler in: GROCERIES, Pineapple Hams. Home-made Yeast Cakes. may30dly SECOND STREET. ri s. jui, ATTORNEY AT I. AW. Real Estate nnd Collecting Apency. Court St., (npl2dly) MAYSVILLE. KY. 1 F.O. COX SOX, Dealers lu Staple and Fancy JD'STZ' GrO.OIDS, SECOND STREET. mch311y MAYSVILLE, KY. n 01r iticiii:sox, Dealer in Staple and Fancy GROCERIES, has REMOVED from his old stand to the building on Second street lately occupied by Chniles II. Frank. npl3dly TI VST fc 1)YL, Every new shade in DRESS GOODS, Crushed Strawberry, Electric Blue, Egypt iuu etc., and new Trimming to match. Second St., nich311y MAYSVILLE, KY. T C. OWEXS A CO. This space has been reserved for their advertisement. LOOK OUT FOR IT. jOIIX H'HEEIiER. Daily FISH Market. River, Lake and salf water fish. Prices reduced tills day to 8 and 10 cents n pound. Market street, nl8 MAYSVILLE, K'. TOHX a. POYXTZ, JR., INSURANCE AGENT. Oldest and best Companies. Insuies for full value. Low rates. Losses nroin nil v nnld. No discounts No delays. Office corner Third aud Market streets. nplfklly TAS. U. SALLEE, CLARENCE L. SALLEE, Snllce A Sallee, ATTORXEYS AT LAW INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Court Street, (seplGdly) MAYSVILLE, KY T UliAKEUOROUGII, THE BOSS WALTHAM WATCH STORE. Headquarters forelocks, Silver Goods, etc. All work piomptly and done. Second St., East ol Market. apl7 T W. SPARKS .1- UKO., i'o. 21, MARKET STREET. NEW CARPETS OIL CLOTHS and Window Shades. Good Carpets nt 30. 5. 40, 43, 50, GO, Ho, 70, 75. nud 00 cts 51.00 an I Sl.'Jo per yaid. mchSldly TAMES & CARR, (Successors to Thomas Jackson,) Livery, Sale and Feed Stables Street riaek orders promptly nttonded to nt all times. Fluest nnd latest style Turnouts. Hoist's bought and sold on Commission. Mar ket St., four doors below Central Hotel. nl2J TOIIX T. FIEMIXG. INSURANCE AGENCY. Hepresents the Loudon aud Liverpool and Globe. German American, of New Y'ork, and Phenlx, of Brooklyn. Also n?ent lor Blue Lick Water. Olllce corner of Front aud Sut-ton streets. apU7dly T F. RYAX. Mnuufncturer uud dealer lu hand, pocket and pencil STAMPS, RUBBER TYPE, STENCILS Dates &c. Guns, Pistols. Trunks, Valises and Sewing Machines repalied. Trumpets put up bells hung, aud keys mado to order. Steucil cutting a specialty. Second St., npl7dly MAYSVILLE, KY. TACOR EIXX, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. Ice cream nud soda water. Fresh bread aud cakes. Parties uud weddings turulshed on short notice. 3.i Second St., may3dly MAYSVILLE, ICY. I" W.tiAIillRAlTII, ATTORXEY AT UW, Rcnl EHtntenml Collcctliisr Agency. Third street, uenr Court house, mylOly MAYSVILLE, ICY. T AXE A WORRICK, Contractors, Architects, Builders. Plans and specifications furnished nn reasonable terms and all work satisfactorily ond piomptlv done. Olllce on Thlid street, between Wall and Sutton. . nplUdly rOKRISOX A UACUVKV, Wholesale aud Retail BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS. SecondStreet, (mli2Sly) MAYSVILLE, KY. TliS LOU IMMViaXG, FASHIONABLE MILLINER. Lntestsprlng styles of Hats. Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers nnd Millinery Goods generally. Entire satisfaction uuaranteed In nil cases. Second, opposite Opera House, inaylly F, 11. COLMXS, MILLINERY and DRESSMAKING. Latest styles of Hats, Bonnets, Laces and Millinery Motions. Prices low. Secoud street, Mrs. George Burrows' old staud. npllCdly ATcDOUULE A 1IOL.TOX, 5,000 STANDARD PRINTS at5ceuts Job lot of sensonoblegoodsjust received, Prints, Lawns, Ginghams, Parasols and Fans at bottom prices. nplSdly llTISS 3IATTIE CARR, Second street, January's Block, Millinery Goods, Hats, Laces, Feathers, Trimmings etc., of thellatest styles. Prices Low. iuch3ldly M F, HARSH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Jantlce or the Peace, REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENT. Will adverse and sell real estate. No charges whatever unless a &alo Is consummated. Deeds, mortgages dee. written at rates as low as any one's. Olllco Library Building, Sutton street. M. IAVI8, FURNISHING GOODS nnd Hats, Caps, Trunks and Valises. Tho latest spring stylesjust received. Market St., nplOdly MAYSVILLE, KY. ATKS. A. J. WILLIAMS CARPETS, Rugs, Oil Cloths and Mattings Will be sold CHEAP for tho uext thirty days, Call and see them. mch301y ivo. 29, East Second Street. AIRS. 3i.akchi)i:acox, (Formerly Miss Maggie Rasp.) FASHIONABLE MILLINER.' has Just received a full supply of all of the latest styles in Millinery Goods. Hats, Ron-nets. Laces. Trimming nnd nil seavonablo novelties. The ladles aie Invited to call. Market street, alWIy MAYSVILLE. siary 1:. tiiojias, Dealer In Millinery and Notions, Announces that she lias Just received her spring stock, which will be found very attractive and that she has nlso secured the services of an accomplished trimmer from Clu cmnntl. One price only. 13 E. Second St., n9dly MAYSVILLE, ICY. "VTOSE OAUJLTOX A HMO., GOOD INTENT Livery and Sale Stable. A full line of nil kinds of vehicles on hand for sale, hire or exchange. Hoises kept by day, weok or month. Lnrgest ond best appointed Livery Stable In tho west. Prices ns low as any. Rest attention to vehicles stoied. Telephone connection. No. 40 and 42 west Second St., apl7dly MAYSVILLE, KY'. TEW FIRM, BISSET, McCLANAHAN & ,SHEA, (Successors to Cooper & Bisset, Dealers in Stoves, Ranges, Inrlilclzed 31iiiitl,nii4litinniifnctiircrolTlii, Copper autl Sheet Iron Ware. AnAnlnl nftnnt Inn nnlrl in tin rrtnfll.irv nntla. - : "."- :w :.".".'""" b"". aim Hpuiuiug. rrnciicai piumoers, gas anu ' steam Otters. Wrought Iron and lend pipes, I &c. All work ntteuded to promptly and warranted. 23 E. Second st n9dly MAYSVILLE, KY'. AWKNS A UARKIiEY, Nos.57nnd 59 Second and IB Sutton streets, i have Just received a lare stock of improved I VICTOR HAND CORN PLANTERS, , the greatest labor-saving implement ever offered to farmers. The best tobacco hoes aud I tobacco barn hardware of all kinds. npll8 pAUL, I. AXDERSOX, DENTIST, A'o. 21 Market St. , nearly opp. Central Hotel, Office Open at all Hours. MA YS VILLE, KY iu iyl31y.d. r A, MEAXS, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. Full line of Burial Robes aud nil articles required by the undertaking trade. Oiders piomptly alteuded to day or nlht. niSuiy iN'o. (II, East Second Street, S1JIOX, -Dealer In- QUEENSWARE, CHINA, TINWARE, Glass. Cutlery, Notions, etc No. 45 Market Stieet. East side, between Second and Third, u'JldtJin MAY'SVILLE.KY. S, J.UAVGIIERTY, . No. 0, West Second Street. JVTA.RJBLE YARD. Monumeuts, Tablets and Hendstoiies al-ways on hand. Orders by mnll will receive the same prompt attention us If delivered iu person. npl3dly " tf U. OliDIIAM, PLUMBER, Sanitary Engineer, Gas and Dealer In plumber's goods, Pumps, Hose, Sewer Pipes, Lead and lion Piping, Steam and Water Onuses. No. 8 west Second street, opposite Gelsel's giocery, apl7dly MAYSVILLE, KY. W F. KIFF, BATH. ROOMS and LAUNDRY. OPEN AT ALL HOURS. Work promptly nnd satisfactorily done. Tenns reasonable. Front street, between .Market aud Sutton. npllOdly 1TTILLIA3I HUXT. Mnnutacturer aud originator of the cele united brands of Silver Dollar, Wm. Hunt's Dnrk Horse, Happy Smoke, Three Beauties, Cotdwood and Gold Slugs. Second stroot, Maysville, Ky. v ort. ITITITITIIE. We will not be undersold by nuy house In Kentucky or at Ctuclunntl, it wo have hall a chance. nich31dly MAYSVILLE, KY. -l 1 J U. MATHEWS A CO., Manufacturers and Denlors lu Building and Dressed Lumber, Laths, Shingles, blinds, Frames, Doors, Sash, btaves, Fencing, Tobacco Hogsheads, fcc. niunSOly MAYSVILLE, KY. 11 T W, I.YXVIli Manufacturer of and Dealer In BOOTS AND SHOES. Ladles' and children's fine shoes n specialty Custom work made to order, ItepnlrliiK neatly aud promptly done at moderate charges. No. 41 Market steett.lEnst side. n4ly MAYSVILLE, ICY "VT ANCEY A AEEX.VXDER, OLD RELIABLE LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLES, Vehicles of nil kinds, good stock and eareful drivers. Horses kept by tho day, or weok on reasonable terms. Socondst., betweou Markot aud Limestone.