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THE DAILY BULLETIN.
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1883.
OUR AGENTS. -The i following persons
are tue authorized lucuts forthe Daily Bin.
lktin nt the places noined, Contracts for
subscription or advertising may be made
with them:
W.Suit.
Shannon Wm. clary.
LEWisnuno W. T. Berry.
Minehva W. 11. Hawe.
Mt. Olivet Peter Myers.
Helena. U. M. HarrNon.
A JllClWtU.
OKANOSunnn H. P. Tolle.
Mt. Gilead-J. s. Iliusins.
TOCKAHOE. W. L. Holton.
Slack's P. O. M. V. Mornn.
Elizaville. W. H. Stewnrt.
UEKMANTOWN RlildOU iV BlO.
Fakkow's Stoke S. T. Fnriow.
.Mt. Cahmkl T. A. Henderson.
Fekn Leaf Harry Huruoyne
Moni'HYSViLLE. W. T. Tomliti.
Koiiman's SI'ki.nt.s. M. Hnwley.
Washington Mivs Anna Thomas.
Johnson .junction. ScruaRs & Bro.
HiLLStioito. Rev. W. H. Uarksdale.
6,552
The above number represents the circulation,
each week oi the Daily nnd Weekly
Bulletin. Advertisers are liivlted to cnll
nnd nssure themselves ot the truth of the
statement, and they are requested to bear in
mind Hint our ra es lor advertising are the
lowest.
Gen. Tom. Thumb is dead.
Dan. Timbeklakk, colored, will be
linnged nt Lexington on Friday.
A state organization of the Irish National
League has been formed in New
Hampshire.
The Massachusetts Legislature has
passed a bill fixing the State
in place of the $2,000,000 levy
vetoed bv the Governor.
There is some talk in Indiana about
Fostmaster General Gresham for Governor.
Jlis friends think, should he become
Governor, his next step would be
into the White House.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
never fails in restoring gray hair to its
color, lustre, and vitality. Dr. A.
A. Hayes, State Assayer, of Massachusetts,
endorses it, and all who give it a
fair trial unite in grateful testimony to
its many virtues.
The New York Sun charges General
Garfield with having promised Jay Gould
in writing to appoint n member of the
Supreme Court who would be friendly to
certain great corporations. Gould upon
the strength of this promise is said to
have contributed $150,000 for campaign
purposes.
It ia said the watermelon crop of
Georgia this year will reach 7,500,000,
and averaging it at 20 cents per melon,
will make it worth $1,500,000. The shipments
beam about the middle of June
and end about the middle of August. It
i estimated that in order to move the
crop this year, there will be needed ten
trains of fifteen c.irs daily.
Ciioleua has appeared in London. The
British Government hab tried to suppress
the information, but it finds semiofficial"
confirmation. The only question
at issue seems to bo whether it is the
genuine Asiatic disease that has appeared.
The best medical authorities have
advised the Government to take East
London nt once under the most stringent
control. British vessels bound for all
ports of the world have been allowed to
p.tss through the Suez Canal, and there
is no telling where they may not have
carried the 6courgo.
Tun New York World says: The Government
is responsible for the trado dollar,
and ought not to allow the bona fide
holders of the coin, mninly those who
can the least nlToid to submit to the los,
to be victimized by speculators. To delay
action is to play into the hands of the
sharks who are trying to produce a panic
among holders of the coin, and to buy
thetn at about eighty-three cents on the
dollar. It is a pity some plan can not bo
devised by which the speculators in the
coin could be excluded from the protection
given bona fide holders.
It is seldom that the outside world gets
a glimpse of the real opinions of the
great middle, classes of England, but it is
now assorted by different observers that
this mass of people nro beginning to assert
themselves in politics. No parliamentary
leader can safely ignore their
presence. It is hardly a dozen years since
London took to educating her children
and in thnt time tho growth of n general
suffrage sentiment is one of tho features
of history. " Nothing exasperates England
so much ns the idea of an English
republic," says one writer, " but ho does
expect to get that which is tho making
of a republic tho ballot for every man
of age."
Democratic Meeting.
The Democratic Executive Committee
met July 16th, 18S3, at the office of
Judge Wall, Chairman. Present, John
W. Alexander, Jerry 0. Grove, Joshua
H. Watson, Leslie H. Mannen, John W.
Thompson, W. S. Clift, and George W
Hull. Sardis, Mayslick and Washington,
as usual, not being represented.
TUe present political status of the
county, from a Democratic standpoint,
was discussed, and tho importance and
necessity of n full vote on August Oth,
was realized, and, on motion, it was resolved
: JThnt all citizens who have the
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interest of tho Democratic party at
heart, are earnestly requested to urge
their friends and neighbors to attend the
August elpction, end vote the entire
State and county ticket.
It was tho unanimous opinion of the
Committee that there should be a full
vote in favor of tho ''Constitutional
Convention ; " and, that inasmuch ns
the representation of Mason county in
all conventions for the next four years,
would be determined by the number of
votes cast in August ; that we should all
strive to have nn unusually large vote at1
that time, in order that Masou county
may have due weight in all conventions
held by the Democracy of the State or
District. ' j
The following gentlemen were selected
as a Rallying Committee from now until:
the close of the polls on August Oth, 1SS3:
Maj. T. J. Chenoweth, J. C. Pickett,!
Dan. Perrine, John Ryan, Clias. Holton,
Wm. L. Moran, Isaac Peggs, Elisha Mo-ran,
JohnL. Whitaker, James Chamber-1
lain, S. S. Riley, S. R. Brooks, Buck Anderson,
John Runyon, Patrick Slattery,
Scott Osborne, Thom.is P. Anderson,1
Trim Goddard, Hawk Coryell, Louis
Jenkins, Fred Ring, Lewis Bullock, Dan.
Phillips, Newman Glascock. John T.
Prather, Calvin Bland, Robert C. Kirk,
Thos. Mahar, Win. Burke, Pete Prather,
Wm. C. Johnson, Tom Coughlin, Ike
Woodward, Thos. Molloy, D. J. Rees,
James Ennis, B. W. Wood, Daniel Scott,
Jumes Asbury, Joseph Byars, Campbell
King, James Runyon, Richard
Soward, John M. Ball, Perry W. Suit,
Jack White, Wm. Cleary, R. M. Marshall
Duke Watson, J. T. Jefferson, Sim. Ray-'
mond, Wm. Myall, Dr. II. L. Parry, J. D.
Kiley, James Mitchell, Jr., Gaither
Worthington, Geo. R. Gilll, Jolin Ryan,
Mike Burke, Tom. Downing, Stanley Lee,
Uhas. Cartmell, W. W. Ball, John Watson,
Jas. II. Sullee, W. W. Watkins, C.
P. Dietrich, Dr. James Shackleford, Mat.
Pearce, Dennis Fitzgerald, R. Dawson,
Wm. P. Coons, E. W. Fitzgerald, John
N. Thou N. Thomas and Wm. McDaniel.
All of them are expected to use their utmost
endeavors to bring out the entire
Democratic vote.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
Garbett S. Wall, Cn'n.
Jno. W. Alexander, Sec'ty.
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In a Liquor Saloon Sunday.
New York Sun.
" Quick, Mike, cheese it. There's two
of 'em riaht on my heels."
The warning was addressed to the bartender
of a prominent corner saloon in
Harlem on Sunday morning. It was afforded
by -a well dressed young fellow
who had suddenly popped in by the side
entrance. Instantly everything was in
commotion. Three men who had been
drinking at the bar abruptly dropped
into as manv chairs, leaving their liquor
untasted. The glasses containing it, together
with a half-emptied whisky bottle,
were deftly swept out ot sight by the
bartender, who then shed his white
apron with a swiftness suggestive of a
stage trick. Sinking rlito a chair at the
end of the counter, with crossed legs
cocked upon a beer keg, he wag speedily
interested in tho columns of a newspaper.
Tho new-comer was facing the
counter. He exclaimed in an indignant
tone: "Soda water be hanged ! What do
you take me for? You cau sell me a
class of lager, can't you?" Tho side
door again opened, giving entrance to
tho two suspects whose appioach he had
signalled.
' Not n drop not even a smell, I tell
you!" quietly lojdied the bartender
"without looking up from his newspaper.
"I'm sorry to refuse a good week-day
customer, Billvj but you'll have to content
yourself with soda, sarsaparilla, or a
lemoiude, as the rest of 'em have done,
or go somewhere else for a nail-driver.
The young man mutteringly joined
the three who had so oportunoly quitted
the bar on his entrance. The
were sleekly dressed but u
looking men. They seemed disappointed,
but made their wav to the counter
nnd called for beer. Of course it was
refused, and in a manner more forcible
than nolite.
" hat nro you doing with vour side
door open, if you are not celling anything
to drink ? " cried one of tho men."
"My sleeping loom is just yonder,"
said the bartonder, indicating an inner
door, "and there's no way to it but
through the saloon here." However,
since strangers seem to take ndvantnge
of it, I'll see that tho door's kept locked,
or only opened to my friends."
lie 'bowed out the discomfited spies
and locked the door after them. Then
the interrupted convivialty was
resumed, the audibly believed
that a nip of old rve would touch
his dry spot quite ns effectually as soda
water or oven lagor, and the bartender
was so good-humored with himself that
ho stood the cigars for tho crowd.
" Were they policemen, or the society's
Bpies?" queried tho writer.
" Down-town cops in civilians' dress.''
Wm. Comstock, of Colorado, has leased
tho Mammoth Gave for five years. Ho
will make many improvements.
BUSINESS HOUSES.
V The following are among the leading
Business Establishments of Maysvlllo. Customers
will And these houses rollnbleand occupying
a commanding position iu their
A sorriesasox,
Locksmiths and Bell-Hangers.
Are prepared to put up Electric Houpo Bells
which nro not exposed In the room like the
old style. Prices low. Call and see samples.
SecoudStreet, myU MAYSVILLE, KY.
A 0,1IKOVXI.VO,M.D
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Ofllce nnd residence south-east corner of
Third nnd Sutton streets. Will give special
attentlou to diseases peculiar to females.
aplUdly MAYSVILLE.
A FIXCII fc CO.,
DEALERS IN
GRAIN, FLOUR and HEMP.
Cor. Ttiird and Sutton streets,
nieli30ty MAYSVILLE, KY.
M. KOGKKS,
DEALER IN
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
41 E. Sec. St. mehlMly MA Y&VILLE, KY,
A HOXAX'N
BOOT A.ND SHOE STORE.
Custom work a specialty. Lnrge stock. All
kinds at lowest prices.
No. 47, Market stree ,tvo doors below D. A.
Rlchnidaon it Co.'s giocery.
ukldavly MAYSVILLE, KY.
DUItGKSSA XOLIX,
Dealers in Staple and Fnucy
ZDR5T OOOIDS.
No. 3. Enterprise Block. Second Street,
nplrfdly MAYSVILLE, ICY.
p AJI.HOX,
'photographer,
Second street, next door to Dr. Martin's
aplUdly MAYSVILLE. ICY.
r ROI1ERT DA WSOX A CO..
:Dealeis in:
CIGARS andCONFECTIONERY.
ICECREAM A SPECIALTY.
FRESH ROLLS AND CAKES EVERY DAY.
Second Street, EAST MAYSVILLE.
p N. MIXER A nun,
Dealers iu
Boots, Shoes, Leather
And FINDINGS,
No. l.Secoud, cor. Sutton streets.
mcli3tdly MAYSVILLE, KY.
TH.T. II. X. SMITH,
DENTIST,
Will devote his whole time to the preservation
of the natural teeth. Dr. C. W. Wardlo
will take charge ol all the mechanical work,
such as cold, sllver.coutluuousgum, celluloid
and rubber plate-i. uicuSklly
ICXEW A ALLEX,
STOVES, GRATES, TINWARE,
mantels, etc. Sole agents for the celebrated
Omaha and Lea ler stoves. Roofing ami guttering
pioniptly and satisfactorily done. Corner
ot Market and Tliiid ttreets, A. R. Glascock's
old stand. nplllidlw
TCItAXK DEVIXE,
Manufacturer of
CIG-ARS.
Proprietor of the celebrated brands: Hold
the Fort, Parlor Queeu and Mother Hubbard.
Best cigars in the market. Full variety of
smokeis' articles.
Second street. ally . MAYSVILLE. KY.
U II. TRAXEL,
BAKER AND CONFECTIONER.
Ice cream parlors open for the season. Absolutely
nure caudles. Fresh bread of all
kinds. Furnishing weddlugs and parties a
specialty. Prices low. mayklly
"
p M. WILLIAMS,
Contractor and Builder.
Plans and Specifications furnished and
all work promptly aud satisfactorily done.
Shop on second street, opposite Hluh school.
apltklly MAYSVILLE, ICY.
pEOIlGE II. IIEISKR,
:Dealer In:
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GROCERIES,
Pineapple Hams. Home-made Yeast Cakes.
mnySOdly SECOND STREET.
p S. JURD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Heal Estate ami Collecting Agency.
Court St., (np!2dly) MAYSVILLE. KY.
pEO. COXA SOX,
Dealers lu Staple nnd Fancy
IDIRIT OOOI3S,
SECOND STREET.
mch311y MAYSVILLE, KY.
rj OLT RICIIESOX,
Dealer lu Staple aud Fancy
GROCERIES,
has REMOVED from his old stand to the
bulhllng on Second stieet lately occupied by
Charles II. Frank. npl.ldly
UXT A DOVEIa
H
Every uew shade in
DRESS GOODS,
Crushed Strawberry, Electrlo Blue, Egyptian
etc., and uewTrlininlug to match.
Second St., nichatly MAYSVILLE, KY.
fOIIX WHEELER.
Daily FISH Market.
River, Lako and salt water fish. Prices reduced
this day to 8 and lu cents n pound.
Market stieet, nl$ MAYSVILLE, ICY.
TOIIX II. FOYXTZ.JR.,
INSURANCE AGENT.
Oldest nnd best Companies. Insures for
full value. Low rates. Losses promptly paid.
No discounts No delays, Otllce corner Third
aud Market streets. aplGdly
TAB. H. 8AI.I.EK, CLARENCE L. SALLEK
Nnlleo A Salleo,
ATTORN ETN AT LAW
INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Court Street, (seplSdly) MAYSVILLE, KY
T BLAKEBOROUGII,
THE BOSS
WALTHAM WATCH STORE.
Headquarters forClock", Silver Goods, Jewelry
etc. All work promptly and satisfactorily
done. Second St., East of Market. npl7
T W.SPARKM A 11UO.,
No. 2i, MARKET STREET.
NEW CARPETS OIL CLOTHS
nnd Window Shades. Good Carpets nt 30, 5,
10, -15, 50, 00, 03, 70, 75. nud 00 cts., 51.00 an I 61.23
per ynrd. mcli31dly
JAMES AC AKIt,
(Successors to Thomas Jackson,)
Livery, Sale and Feed Stables
Street riank orders promptly attended to nt
all times. Finest and latest style Turnouts.
Hoises bought and sold on Commission. Market
St." fourdoois below Central Hotel. nl2S
TOIIX T. FLEMIX.
INSURANCE AGENCY.
Represents tile Loudon and Liverpool nnd
Globe. German American, ot New York, nnd
Phenlx. ol Hiooktyn. Also agent tor Ulue
Llek Wnter. Otllce comer of Front and Sutton
streets. apl!7dly
T F. RTAX.
Manufacturer und dealer lu hand, pocket
and pencil
STAMPS, RUBBER TYPE, STENCILS,
Dates &c. Guns, Pistols, Trunks, Valises nnd
Sewing Machine repaired. Trumpets put up
bells hung, aud keys made to order. Stencil
cutting a specialty.
Second St., apl7dlr MAYSVILLE, KY.
JACOB LIXX,
BAKER AND CONFECTIONER.
Ice cream and soda water. Fresh bread
nnd enkes. Patties and weddings furnished
on shoit notice.
5 Second st., may3dly MAYSVILLE, KY.
jT W. UALUKAITII,
ATTORXEY AT LAW,
Kcnl Entiitc mid Collecting Agency.
Third street, near Court house,
mylOly MAYSVILLE. KY.
T AXE A WOItUICK,
Contractors, Architects, Builders.
Plnns nnd specifications furnished nn reasonable
terms aud all work satisfactorily and
piomptlv done. Office on Third street,
W all aud Sutton. aplUdly
ATOUUISOX A KACKLEY,
Wholesale aud Retail
BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS.
Second Street, (mliZHy) MAYSVILLE, KY.
YJIRS LOC POWL1XG,
FASHIONABLE MILLINER.
Lntestsprlng styles of Hats. Bonnets, Ribbons,
Flowers nnd Millinery Goods uenerally.
En tire satisfaction guaranteed In all cases.
Second, opposite Opera House. majMly
TVTKS. F, . COLLINS,
MILLINERY and DRESSMAKING.
Latest styles of Hnts, Ronuets, Laces nnd
Millinery Notions. Prlceslow. Second street,
Mm. George Burrows' old stand. nplKidly
ATcOOUULE A
5.O00 STANDARD PRINTS
at 5 cents Job lot of seasonnblegoodsjust received,
Prints, Lawns, Ginghams, Parasols
aud Fans at bottom prices. npl.ldly
VriSS .HATTIE CAKK,
Second street, January's Block.
Millinery Goods, Hats, Laces,
Feathers, Trimmings etc., of the latest styles.
Prices Low. mchSldly
F, nAKSH,
M
ATfOHSEY AT LAW,
JfnHtlce of tbe Peace,
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENT.
Will ndvertlsenud sell real estate. No charges
whatever unless n sale Is consummated.
Deeds, morlaanes &c. written at rates as low as
any ones, umce liurnry uuuuiug, buuou
street.
AT DAVIS,
FURXISIIIXG GOODS mill
OLOTHIITQ,
Hnts, Caps, Trunks and Vnllses. The latest
spring stylesjust received.
Market St., aplGdly MAYSVILLE, KY.
A. J. WILLIAMS.
OABPETS,
Rugs, Oil Cloths and Mattings
Will be sold CHEAP for the next thirty days,
Call nud see them.
inch301y i"o. 29, East Second Street.
TItS. M.AUCIIDEACOX,
(Formerly Miss Mnggle Rasp,)
FASHIONABLE MILLINER.
has J usl received a full supply of all of the
latest styles lu Millinery Goods. Hats, Bonnets.
Laces. Tilinmlngs nnd nil seasonable
novelties. The ladles are Invited to call.
Market stieet, nU!3ly MAYSVILLE.
US. 9IA11Y E. THOMAS,
M
-Denier In
Millinery and Notions,
Aiinouncos that she hns Just received her
spring stock, which will bo found very Attractive
nnd Unit she hns also secured the services
of an nccoinpllshed trimmer from Cln
cinuntl. One pilce only.
18 E. Second St., nOdty MAYSVILLE, ICY-.
DACLTOX A RllO.,
GOOD INTENT
Livery and Sale Stable,
A full line of nil kinds of vehicles on hand
for sale, hire or exchange. Horses kept by
day, wpek or month. Largest nud best appointed
Livery Stable lu tho west. Prices ns
low ns nuy. Best attention to vehicles stored.
Telephone connection. No. 40 nnd 12 west
Second St., npl7dly MAYSVILLE, KY.
O WENS tV IlAItlCLEV,
Nos. 57 nnd 50 Second nnd 10 Sutton streets,
have Just received a large stock of improved
VICTOR HAND CORN PLANTERS,
tho greatest labor-saving implement over offered
to farmers. The best tobacco hoos nud
tobacco barn hardware of nil kinds. npUO
TW-EW FIRX,
BISSET, McCLANAHAN & SHEA,
(Successors to Cooper A Bleset,
Denier In Btovea, RftngeK, Mnrblelsed
MantAlk.nntl mnnufnctnrerft of Tin,
Copper Hurt Sheet Iron Ware,
Special attention paid to tin rootling, gutter
and spouting. Practical plumbers, gas and
steam fitters. Wrought Iron and lead pipes,
Ac. All work attended to promptly und
wnrrnnted.
23 E. Second St., aOdly MAYSVILLE, KY.
DACL D. AXOEUSOX,
niCWTTGT mm
" " m.9T M m
AV). 21 Market St. , nearly opp. Central Hotel,
Office Open at all Hours. MA TS VILLE, KY
s tu yiaiy.d.
r A, MEANS,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER.
Full line of Burial Robes and nil nrtlcles required
by the undertaking trade. Oidera
pioniptly ntteuded today or nluht.
niSOly So. 01, East Second Street,
s, SIMOX,
-Dealer in-
QUEENSWARE, CHINA, TINWARE,
Glass. Cutlery Notions, etc No. h Market
Stieet. East side, between Second nnd Thhd,
u21dUm MAYSVILLE, KY.
C J.DAIJGHERTY,
No. 0, West Second Stieet.
lYTAFtJBLE YARD.
Monuments, Tablets and Headstones always
on hand. Orders by mall will receive
the same prompt attention as If delivered in
person. nplSdly
C M. OLDHAM,
"PLUMBER,
Sanitary Engineer. Gas aud Steam-fitter.
Dealer lu plumber's goods, Pumps, Hos-e,
Sewer Pipes. Lead and Irou Piping, Steam
aud Water Gauues. No. 8 west Second street,
opposite Gelsel's giocery,
aplTdly MAYSVILLE, KY.
M F. KIFF,
BATH ROOMS and LAUNDRY.
OPEN AT ALL HOURS.
Work promptly nnd satisfactorily done.
Teims reasonable. Front street, between
Market nud Suttou. npllOdly
VfrlLLIAMIIUXT
Manufacturer and originator of tho cele
hinted brands of
Silver Dollar, Wm. Hunt's Dark Horse, Happy
Smoke, Three Beauties, Cordwood aud
Gold Slugs. Second Street, Alaysvllle, Ky.
rHITE A ORT.
PTJKilTITTJIlE.
We will not be undersold by nnjt house in
Kentucky or at Cincinnati, It we have half a
chance.
iuch31dly MAYSVILLE, KY.
V J B. MATHEWS A CO..
Manufacturers nnd Dealers iu
Building and Dressed Lumber,
Laths, Bhlugles, blinds, Frames, Doors, Sash,
Staves, Fencing, Tobacco Hogsheads, &c.
mcii30ly MAYSVILLE, KY,
VI T W. LYXCII,
Mauuncturer of nud Dealer lu
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladles' aud children's fine shoes n specialty
Custom work made to order. Repairing neatly
and promptly douent moderate cknrces.
No. II Mnrkel steett,Enst side.
ally MAYSVILLE, KY
XTAXCEY ALEXAXDER,
OLD RELIABLE
LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLES.
Vehicles of all kinds, good stock nnd eareful
drivers. Horses kept by the day, or week ou
reasonable terms. Second st., between Market
and Limestone.
Windhorst i&. Blum,
FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILORS,
Have Just received their Spring Stock of
Domestic Goodsof the luteststyles.
prices reasonable and work the best. nu'Jly
Iain prepared to paint Buggies and
of all kinds on more reasonable terms
thau any other painter iu tho cltv will otler.
I guarautee my work to bo first class. I.eavo
orders at Ball, Mitchell ACo.'s.
I'AIXTED FOR
JyldSiu C. H. DEAL.
OLD BROWN'S
CATAERH CUEE
Is pleasant to take and will cure any case of
Catnnh. For sale by
Jyl'dAwItu GEORGE T. WOOD.
Wholesale Druggist,
Before INSURING YOUR LIFE
EXAMINE THE
TONTINE
Savings Fund Plan
-OF THE-
EQUITABLE
JFl Assurance Society;
Instead of investing in stocks, bonds or oth.
er securities or depositing In Savings Ranks,
EXAMINE THIS PLAN
of insurance, which notTonly yields n return
as an Investment, but gives Immediate indemnity
lu case of death.
Assets $48,000,000.
JOS. F. BRODRtXCZS,
Second Street, MAYSVILLE, KY.
