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IK.. 'J. V i'sra. ''' i&..j. TEFl v - ! us W- ) CONDENSED NEWS. nhco Victor Napoleon liu3 applied foi riod in tho Swxdh army. E. Barnard, ft salt-fish denier al ficao, has boon appointed tea inspector . ft V1 ' - - n rt M kJVfcJ.Wt In tbo Woodwanl shaft at Kingston, Pa.t tr wen wore drowivod br tho fall of a itfonn, , ,Rov. Dr. E. P. Hatfield, who wna mod- uor ct the last ivesoyterian oasiiut in Now York. letnrns from all bat two procints in Oholr rvrvft of Indian Territory Jw tho election of SneieliOO as chief, tin bgreaaivo clement suffering defeat Kfho confidential attendant of tho heii k'll.n ll,M.n rtf Turl-.if foil HIKIIT ... auiutntuuu o.u.w - cion and was secretly exiled to uw in- tior. STlie War Department will not nerai Biicrman's scnetno to exunungu 'carrison nt Vancouver barracks nud etroit, on account of tho expense. fcColonel R. S. Strader, a leading horse-fen of Lexington, Kentucky, had an with a colored employe, killing him ith a shot gun. I'A referee in South Carolina gave 6nt for 510,000 against tho Charlotte wd in favor of the administrator of a Km named Hook, who was killed by a j j n. nowsnaner in Milwaukee allosc? that i soldiers home in that citv is run by a Big of threo sergeants and the engineer, I General Sharpe is helpless from par esis. tin St. Louis it is regarded as certain tat Rev. P. J. Brady has been Rnded to Rome as most worthy to fill the Ishopric of Davenport to succeed Bishop IcALullen. SfHenry Villard has informed the Astoria Jmniber oi (Jommerco Uiat it terminal bo furnished, he will build the Forest Grove road, giving the con- tctors 520,000 per mile in urst mortgage and 1U,UU0 per mue in seconds. Tho Georgia Legislature has refused to pay the bills connected ith tho funeral of Governor Stephens, id the, citizens of. Atlanta will bo called to reimburse tho undertaker. ftJohn Swinton offers to donate 1,000 to aaritablo institutions in Chicago if ho nils to prove that his testimony before io senate committee on Education and abor has been grossly perverted in uion. fche city of Montreal a laim ol $ 1.000,000 against the (J rand frunk road, tho latter binding itself to irt'ct within two years a mammoth depot, liodeled after the brand Central in Phil- fdelphia, and depositihgS100,000 in bank ; a iorieu. Some years ago the newspapers of the hole country discussed the question of lid claim to the French throne put lorth behalf ot liev. hbenezer illiams, (ding in Wisconsin, and known as tht Dauphin. He was long since called to pis iutnors. ins son, Jonnij. u iin.itnv nio lost a fortune and became a mill em loye at Edgerton, died very suddenly on laturdav. THE AMBLER MYSTEE.Y. oronlal ConnlMir In a S(M-:y So lution. BniDaEPonT, Conn., Sept. 24. V rotr folt says: "Give us n few davw m"i and lo will have tlio mystery solved a.n' ,,u unity party under arrest, lliocu.n will fe fastened on him in such a niainur il..u Iiere will be no room for doubt." "Are you 6uro of that?" said the re- irter. " Positive," answered tho Coronor. Detectives Wood and Tavlor wen lie Nangatuck Valley and claim to n.t.c Kscovered very imjKirtnnt evidence JiimpiMl I'roiu a PlNE Hli'FI.'. Ark.. Sunt. 'l. W. Bnjr, near Kiiigshtud, torty miles so ith ol horn. P'lVntti. Mirli,.!! iins.,.ni. ... -I... lllollllfl TfViw Mini .r rniiu lr :. ... It was going at the rate of thirty niilea an W,"J jwmv un tV4 tio JllUlllll MUt'U. nam wiuw pitting u crass ro;ui ut luUy heretofore. He throw off his fcilC'k find immwwl frmn tlintiliiffr.fi ..f il... rear car. The back of his head struck a. tross tie, with the above result. Ft'H From a Ilrldere. Effingham. 111.. Sent- 24. A fatal a. icident occurred in tho west part of this iounty. a son of ltobert iaker started to the fluid in nnrlr witU horsefl. As he was crossing a small Dnuge tiie norsc he was leading fell against tllO One llG Was ridinc. and Wnnrlrvl it nil tlio liriflfi'n. Tlio foil rn tlo knt. n...l crushed him in such a manner as to cause Jeath in a few hours. 15 . . . . n. urnuviunu lltiuiiy IIlJIirMI. NiTAvnon. Til. Rnnt oi t Ar:i Eight miles north ol this place, on tho Ihicacro & Alton. a.s llm smith. lirmmt freight was doing work, a braheman iuuny una u.iugui in a swiicn rail end had both legs torn from his body while trvint? to nmkn n. nnimlinfF Vr.irr. hvas from Springfield and was on his first np. jio can noi recover. A Farmer's Quarrel. I Enfrith, N. U., Sept. 24. Ira B. Fogg, Mnd nearly murdered Saturday night. At iiujb uccuuuia no iiiui 1101 rccovereu consciousness, A. J. Walker, who owns an tfiflinininfv frvmi. n.nil with wfmm ffimi lmrl Iriiiirtorniia ilicnntoa frnrarriiir nnftfn to larrestcd, charged with tlio deed, and held to await the result of Fogg's injuries. ltncimr Across tlio Aflnntlc. New York, ScpU 24. The of tho steamship Alaska, which has just reached here with 1,000 passengers, is tho fastest westward passniro on record bv two hours and eichteen minutes. She also bent tho record for tlio longest day's sail my a mue. xier actual urao irom iiueens toi?n was six days and hours. urn LRKETS BY TELEGRAPH. dcuernl 9Inrkc(e. Cincinnati. Sent 24. Tiuttor i?nno lairy and creamery were active and strong iurim? tho week and fair trritnn lnV thoved nioro freely; at tho closo tlio market via steadv for all kinds, with littln nn.' biimulation. Primo to choico cronmnrv told at 2528c, and strictly fresh fancy ltockul?0& Strictly fahcy dairy sold it 20(7R2Se! nrime to oliomo nnnfAl nf iLC(10c; packing grades at lOtHc, and market Id etrmig anl "0to demmta good. Priai to ch&U Ohio qaoUal t 910Jc Mid Neir Yark irt 1212. Qnw Quiet nitd btovJ. I'riino to shoicfl, in shipping orir, ehl (vt $2aS 25 per brl. Sweat potatoes Market firm with moderate siaebs) priaM to ckoice frwh acatorn yclloTr bold nt $3 2M) 3 50 per brl, and LisviUe do at S2 75 (n):j 00; Southern reda aold at $1 501 75'. firm; prime to okoicc stock in bulk sold atrial 10 p brl. and from utoro in shipping order at$l 25a 1 40 per brl. Beans Market firm but inactive; choico marrows soil at $2 903 jer bushel; choico hand-picked mediums S2 402o0 per bushel; hand-picked navies, ?2 502 G5 per bushel; common, 51 502 25. Oral a .Haricot. Cincinnati, Sept 24. wore light,, and tho market closed steadv at SI 04 J, buying for No. 2 red, and 105, selling. Longberry nominally held at 51 071 OS. Futures were easy and dull. Oate. Tho market was Bomcwhat easier for No. 2 mixed, which were quoted at 29J30c, but firmer for No. 2 white at 30J:U.Jc. Corn. Was steady nnd firm, No. 2 mixed being held at 52c, and No. 3 mixed and No. 3 white at 51c, with Bales, but not reported. Kansas Cjty, Sept. 24. Wheat. -Market firmer: No, 2 red, SOc, cash. Corn. Market higher at 38J332c. Oats slow at 21Jc. CiiicAoo,iieit. 24. Flour quiet and Wheat unsettled and generally higher; regular, 94J94Jc, September; )5395Jc, October: 97l99Ac, November; )9399Jc, December; $1 07, May: No. 2 Chicago spring, 94gc; No. 3 do, 84c; No. 2 red, SI 02. Corn in fair demand and msettlcd at 50Jc, cash, September; 50J 51c, October; 5050Jc, November; 48ic, ;ho year; 50Jc, May. Wvo ttock MnrUclJS. CniCAGO, Sept. 2-i. Hogs Market quiet md unchanged; packing $1 404 75; oacking and shipping, $-1 80(2)5 20; light, U 805 30; skips, $3 004 40; closed rcry weak.- Cattle Market nominally jteady; exports, $5 90G 35; good to :hoico shipping steers, $5 15(i5 80; common to medium, 4 00(rj4 90; range arm. Kansas City, Sept. 24. Native steers, 1,250 to 1,350; lbs., $4 905 35; Texas steers. 950 to LQi351bsS3 U56&3 75.' BUSINESS HOUSES. osr The following ar'o among tho leading Business Establishments of Maysvlllo. Customers will find i;heso houses reliable nnd occupying a commanding position In their respective lines. .4 n. UUGEU.S, DEALER IN Boots, Slices, Hals and Caps. II E. Sec. St. mchSOly MAYSV1LLE,KY, A O. 15KOWMXO, 31. !., . PHYSICIAN AKD SURGEON. Ofllce and resilience south-east corner ol Thlul nud Sutton streets. Will plvo special attention to diseases peculiar to females. apllfdly MAYBV1LLE. 11XU11 A-CO., A. DBATjRRB in GRAIN, FLOUR and HEMP. Cor. Third and Sutton Streets, mchSOly MAYSVJI.LE, KY. II ONAS'S B00TSA.ND SHOE STORE. Custom work a specialty. Large stock. All kinds nt lowest prices. No. 47, Market slice ,tvo doorrt below D. A. Richardson & Co.'s grocery. aW&wly MAVaVILLE. KY. pi A 31 31 OX, 'photographer, street ,!next door to Dr. Mnrlln's aplOdly MASVILLE.KY. n. 3iiki:k into, c. Dealers In- Boots, Shoes, LeathBr And FINDINGS, No. 1, Second, cor. Sutton streetH, mcliaidly MAYSVILLE, KY. pvIC.IKWlTT O. FRANKIilN, DENTIST, to Bank of sOd D U.T.II. .S31ITH, DENTIST, Will devote his whole time to the preservation of tho naturnl teeth. Dr. C. w. Wardle L will take charge ol all the mechanical work, sucu as goiu, silver, continuous gum, celluloid and rubber plates, mch3Jdly niONEW A ALIiKN, STOVES, GRATES, TINWARE, mantels, etc. Sole n cants for the celebrated Omaha and Leader stoves. Roofing nud guttering promptly and satisfactorily done. Corner of Market 'und Third streets, A. R. Glascock's old stand. apllCdlw TjlKENII GKOltOIA "Watermelons, Rest in tho world. Just received at John Wheeler's Fiult Depot, Market street. apI8 TIRANK DEVINK, Manufacturer of Proprietor of tho celebrated brands: Hold tho Fort, Parlor Queen, and 31other Hubbard. Best cigars in the markot. Full variety of smokers' articles. Second street, a41y MAVSVILLE, KY. Tjl II. TltAXKIi, BAKER AND GONPEOTIONER. Ico croam parlors open for the season. Absolutely puro caudles. Fresh bread of all kinds. Furnishing weddings and parties a specialty. Prices low. may4dly nUOKOK II. UEISiai, .Dealer In: Pineapple Hams, feast Cakes, " raay&)dly SECOND STREET, piKO. COXA SON," . tioalora In Staple and Fanoy 3DK3T SECOND STREET, k , mch8Uy JIAYSVILLE, KY. p H. JUID, AITOItKKY AT liAW. Ronl Kslale on (I CoIlccJliiW Apcney. Court St., (aplWly) MAYSVILLE, KY. Every new shndo In- cs J Crushed Strawberry, Electric Blno, Egyptian etc., and new Tilmmlugd to match. Second St., mchlhly MAYSVILLE, KY. CM OJ.T KIOHEHON, Dealer In Staple and Fancy GROOERIES, has REMOVED from his old htnnd to the building on Second street lately occupied by Charles II. Frank. aplSdly T F. RYAX. Gold. Sliver and XleUol ELECTRO PLATING, and Rubber Stamp Work done on Bhort notice at Maysvlllo Repairing Woiltt, Nn. 8, Second stieet. upl71y J.F.RYAN. TAJIKS t CAIUt, (Successors to Thomas Jackson,) Livery, Sale and Feed Stables Street iinck orders promptly attended to nt all times. Finest and latest stylo Turnouts. Horses nought and on Commission. Markot St. four doors below Central Hotel. al23 TOIIW T. TKMIXG. INSURANCE AGENCY. Represents the Loudon and Liverpool and Globe, German American, of New York, and Phonlx, of Brooklyn. Also agent for Blue Lick Wnter. Onlce comer of Front and Sutton streets. npllTdly T W. SPARKS A- RICO., Xo. 2, MARKET STREET. NEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS 40, 45, 50, CO, 05, 70, 75. and 00 cts., 81.00 nn'l 81.25 per ynru. mcuaimy TOMX II. POYNX3S, J., INSURANCE AGENT. Oldest and best Companies. Insures for run value, low rates, mosses prompny paiu. No discounts No delays. Ofllce corner Third and Market streets. - aplCdly T BliAKEUOROVGII, THE BOSS WALTHAM WATOH STORE. Headquarters for Clocks, Sliver Goods, Jewelry etc. All work piomptly and done. Second St., East ol Market. apl7 TACOB LIKX, BAKER A?iD C0NFECTI0WER. Ice cream and soda wnter. Fresh bread and cakes. Paitles and weddings lurnlshed on Hliort notice. 3.5 Second Bt.. mnySdly MAYSVILLE, KY. I U.UAlillltAlTJil, Ji ATTORNEY AT LAW, Real Estate aird Collecting- Agency. Third street, near Couit house, mylOly MAY'SVlLLE. KY. T AXE Oi AVOKKI1 K, Contractors, Architects, Builders. Plans and ppeciflcatlons furnished an reasonable terms and all work satisfactorily and piomptly done. Office on Third utreet. Wall and Sutton. aplildly TVyORRINON A KACKI.EY. Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS. Second Street, (mh'JSly) MA YSVJLLE, K Y. yr dayis; lVKXISUIXG OOOIIS and Hats. Caps. Trunks and Valises. Tho latest fall Mylesjust received. Markot St., ap!6diy MAYSVILLE, KY yriSS I.U POWE1XG, FASHIONABLE MILLINER. Fall Hats, Millinery Goods, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers and Millinery Goods generally. Entire satisfaction guaranteed In all cases. Second, opposite Opera House. may41y TiXRS. F. II. COLLINS, MILLINERY and DRESSMAKING. Latest styles of Hats, BonneW, Laces and Millinery Notions. Prlceslow. Second streot, Mrs. Georgo Burrows' old stand. apllCdly "JircnoUGLE & MOLTON, Have Just received from the manufacturers a full line of seasonable goods for tho lalland winter trude. Jeans, Flannells, Blankota, Hosiery, Cloaks, Dolmans, Patotote and Jerseys. Call In and seo them and 0t prices. TITISS flIATTIE CAItK, Second street, January's Block. Millinery Goods, Hats, Laces, Feathers, Trimmings etc., of the latest styles. Prices Low. mchSldly yr F, maush, t ' ATT'OUNEY AT LAW, JiiNtico of tlio Peace, REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AQENT, Will advertise and sell real estate. No charges whatever unless n salo Is consummated. Deeds, mortgages &o. written at rates as low as any one's. Oiilco Library Building, Sutton street. A. J. WILLIAMS. , Rugs, Oil Cloths and Mattings Will bo sold CHEAP for tho next thirty days, Call and see them, mchaoiy JVo. 20, East Second Street. TlTKS. M.AttUJIIlEACON, (Formerly Miss Maggie Rasp,) FASHIONABLE MILLINER. has Just received a full supply of Fall and Winter Millinery Goods. Hats, Bonnets, Lacos, RlbboiiH.Trlmnilngs nnd all seasonable novelties. Tho ladles are luvlted to call. Market Btrcot, allflly MAYSVILLE. TIT IIS. MAltY E. THOMAS, Dealer in Millinery and Notions, Announces that sho has Just received her fall stock, whlci will bo found very nnd that sho has also secured the ser vices of an. accomplished trimmer from Cln clnuati. One prlco only. lit ix. necouu hi., nwuiy wa inr xuun, jvx. rWENS & IJAKICLEY, Nos. 67 and 59 Second and 10 Sutton streets, have Justrecolved a largo etockof Improved VICTOR HAND CORN PLANTERS, Implement over to farmers. Tho best tobacco hoes and tobacco barn hardware of nil kinds. apUO TlrOSE IJATILTON A IIIIO., GOODXNTSNT Livery and Sale Stable. A full line of all kind? of vehicles on hand for sale, hire or exchange. Horsos kept by day, week or month. Largest and best appointed Livery Stablo tit the west. Prices as low as any. Rest attention to vehicles stoicd. Telephone connection. No. K) and 41! west Second St., aplTdly MAYSVILLE, KY. "VTKW F1K3Z, BISSET, McCLANAHAN & SHEA, (Successors to Cooper A Blsret, Drillers in Ntovrs.ICniiKCN, Slarblclzed imitiulacturorN of'l'ln, i'oppor and Micof Iron Ware. Special attention pnld to tin rootling, gutter and Hpoutlnu. Pincllcal plumbers, gas and steam fitters. Wrought iron nnd lead pipes, Ac. All work attended to promptly and warranted. 23 E. Second st nOdly MAYSVILLE. KY. 1. ANI;itSON, DSIVTZSIT Jfo. 21 Murkel St., nearly opp. Central Hotel, Office Open at all Hours. MA YS VILLE, KY muyl81y.d. Q A, 9IEAN, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER Full lino of Burial Robes and all articles required by tlio undertaking trade. Orders promptly attended to day or night. mSOly JS'o. 01, East Second Street, Q .I.DAUUIIEUTY, No. 0, West Second streot. :MLk2fc;BLJS Y.ik2RO.. Monuments, Tablets nnd Headstones always on baud. Orders by mall will receive tho same prompt attention as If delivered In person. apliklly 11. OLDHAM, PLUMBER, Sanitary Engineer. Gas and Steam-fitter. Dealer In plumber's goods, Pumps, Hoso, Sewer Pipes, Lead and Iron Piping, Steam and Water Gauttes. No. 8 west Second street, opposite Golsel's grocery, ap!7dly MAYSVILLE, KY. s SIMON, -Dealer in- QUEEKSWARE, CHINA, TINWARE, Glass, Cutlery, Notions, etc No. 45 Market Stieet, East side, between Second and Third a'ildUm MAYSVILLE, KY. qi F.KIFF, BATH ROOMS and LAUNDRY. OPEN AT ALL HOURS. Work promptly nnd satisfactorily done. Terms reasonable Front street, between Market nnd Sutton. apllOdly U. M ATIIEWN & CO.. W. Manufacturers and Dealors In Building and Dressed Lumber, Laths, Shingles, blinds, Frames, Doors, Sash Staves, Fencing, Tobacco Hogsheads, &o. mcnaily MAYSVILLE, EX. rlia.IAM HUNT. W Manufacturer and originator of the brands of CIGARS, Silver Dollar, Win. Hunt's Dark Hot-he, Hap Sy Smoke, Three Beauties, Cordwoocl am old Slugs. Secoud Street, Maysvllli, Ky. YJTMri'.E A OUT. FTJ2HTITTJPS. Wo will noi bo undersold by nny house lr Kentucky oi ntClncli natl. It we have hall f chance. mchSldly MAYSVILLE, KY. Manufacturer of and Dealer In BOOTS AND SHOES. Ladles' nnd children's lino shoes a specialty Custom work made to orucr. Repairing neatly and promptly done ai moiternlectiargiA. No. 11 Market bteetUEusl side. ally MAYSVILLE. KY "YANCEY A ALEXANDER, OLI RELIABLE LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLES, Vehicles ot nil kinds, good stock and earotul drivers. Horses kept by tho day, or week on rcasouablo terms. Second st., between Market and Limestone. :Bsta,TolGed. 1S65. EQUITY GROCERY. O. W. GHISEJI, No. 0,W. Necwud St,,Oip.OiraIIonNO, Frultsaud Vegetablesln season. Your respectfully solicited. (Wdly m uu WW- i:nri..s in Humiliation of Kidnoys. Llvcrand 31udder; rteposns, ana uiaoeies, .nrautlle o uie cans : Torpid Liver inuigcstiou, T OP' vkiurStnraach, wout uropsicttl .ueciions, uyBpcr&iu s. - , 3B Dos os for Cures Gout, 81.UU. --"l W-' Rheumatism ol tho Joints. Vomit infrt. Inflummatlon Ol ASneclfiofoi 1 Stono in tho Bladder; Lucoo rlincn. niRPn.vfS of the PrOBttttl W Gland, Urlght's Dlseaseol tho Kidneys J.T.E, Cinoinnnti, O. T. Lowry, :Dealer In: FAMILY GROCERIES, Teas, Quticnswave, Oigars. Glns.swurc, 'fobnecos. Notions. Highest cash nrlconald forcountry produce. Jyl3dtf Coruor Fourth and Plum streets. SIMMONS' EDlCaTED A Specific for Dyspepsia and Disease's qf tho Kidneys. been usod with most gratifying success HAS In many obstinato cases. 1'rof, F. W.'CIark, professor of Chemistry at tho University of Cincinnati says this water 'bolongs to tho samo class with that of the Alleghany (springs, oi Virginia," ino raooioinai virtues or which aro too well known to bo stated hero. Those who deslro to try this famous wator aroroferred to Captain (J. "W. Uoyd, Levannn Ohio; Captain C. M. Holloway, Cincinnati, Ohio; J. J. Ralpo, Cincinnati, Oiilo. For snlo In half barrels and jugs by OU3. SIM MONS, Proprietor. m23d&wtf AberUtcu, Ohio. mm DRY D. m. RUNYON takes plensure In announcing to tho citizens of Mnysvlllc and vicinity that on Monday, Sf.ptkmuku 10th, 1S3, ho will open ai N .80 fceeoud stieut, m xt door to tho Rank of a gonernl stock of Staplo and Fancy DR aaaxB Y G GOODS HOUSE. OODS! which have been seleeted in Now York with grent care, and will be sold at a small advance FOR CASH ONL?. In soliciting the patronnge of the public ho doe to with tho assurance that every article shall be as represented, nun satlslactlou guaranteed or goods exchanged. A liberal shaie of patronage is respecuuijy soncueu. i7dtf M ercliant TAILOR iWNonrly oppollo Ilanlc of ainysvillo, Second stroot.TTa ETA R S CiTVB Pt JUST RECEIVED. Wo are receiving continually a V0 II I aKv9 I" icsli Supply ol Domestic anil Imported Cnsslmeres of tho Latest styles. Wo guarantee perfect satlslactlon and our work first-class in every resnect nnd our PRICES REAfONADLEL op6d8mo FRANK R. : Asks attention to SCHOOL And BS?Enibraoing every Book used in either the public or private schools of this city and county. EVERYTHING NEEDED IN THE SCHOOL ROOM. To every GIRL buying BOOKS and SUPPLIES A Bottle of Pox'f'UEaery, And to every BOY buying BOOKS nnd SUPPLIES A HORSE SHOE MAGNET fir "Will be Given FUEB. A FIXE, NEW LINE OE Hi?3 TOOTH and NAIL tBjc g nmnwTn viv ss&P ii'Wliir tttt grri'irn BaSeBneaB tl<sgt&r Efi 33. M. HITHYOHT. T o. PHISTER his large line of BOOKS Powders, Puffs, Puff Colognes, etc. to Picture Framing, MBHlHHMaiMHa way of BOOKS, STATIONERY, JIUSIO, novelty, don't worry about it, but write nt supply you at reasonable rates. Mail orders When in tho city do not fail to call on aLJBy JL JEJh KY. 3C THE X0T32S FAIR GROUNDS of tlie association on 26, 27 and 28, IT;.TTJII3 ) Trotting Races Each Day. L. II. WILLIAMS, Secrotnry. nW&wlm PLAGE BUY- MANTELS T W E, ETC, AT- & Power's. SPEC8ALT8ES. nnd Hen tine Stoves, made nt "Wheeling, W to haveailngloouncoofsorapln them, Thesq .H!a nn.l ln tnat nunlltTI hag no complications beyond tlio capacity of. Tho dasher Is self-adjusting. Cheap and Kflectlvo. Bost madel 1IIAWKW, which saves half of the labor of draw mtt KTOVE, , which Is admitted by all who have nsediu - FJ l(IVtV j W k ! W J J 1 i, UUll Combs, Face Poxes, Special Attention B-When you wish anything in tho PICTURE FRAMING, or nny nice once or call on PHISTER, who will solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. JE ? V iiiiWiiii J&L MAYSVILL33, RIPLEY 1 Will bo held on tlio BEAUTIFUL September 25, ( NEW nnrt NOVEIi Large Premiums. BfJTSend to tlio Secrotnry for Premium List. R. FULTON, President. T THE BUST -TO GRATES -IS Blatterman UR Latest and most Improved styles of CooUlnpr Vn oHiot blast charcoal iron, warranted not iuvuh. in luuUi wear iiiu iuiihibi. lrikTTUI.'. rillt1VimiI'n nlllU nt nil ick CltKAni a child. Tho can sets squarely anywhere. A LITTLE JOICKll WANIIIJVO IUKKN OF THK WEST WATE ii ins wator from a well or cistern. AKlT imEAKI'AiSX COOKING MH . W MV M4.V a- "VW Vt npllSdly BLATTERMAN & POWER. 4 .1,. 1- T f . j r - ,(. A :' ,. !, s" "1 f " ; r ,''? it . ...... -.-.. -s- i.rr , i i