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THE DAILY BULLETIN SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 10, 1883. 7,576. The above numoer represents the circulation, each week or the Daily una Wkkkly Bullkti. Advertisers are invited to call and assure themselves ot the truth of the statement, aud they are requested to bear in mind that our ra es for advertising are the lowest. The Republicans in Nebraska made a gain of about 10.000. A court house to coat $50,000 will bo put up at Falmouth, Ky. -' - Admiral Porter says the Navy now Is 11 mostly officers and water." -- There aro forty thousand hogs in the Chicago yards. Puckers aro fighting for lower prices. m m United State. Senators and the regular army between them seem to monopolize the scandals of the day. The earnings of the Big Four and Kentucky Central for October show an increase over the same month last year. m m John Kelly's New York organ, the Star, says the lato election places Arthur at the head of Republican candidates for 1SS4. m m The OhioJSonate stands 82 Democrats to 11 Republicans, and the House CO Democrats to 45 Republicans. The Dem ocratic majority on joint ballot is 20. m i..-1 ..I America h&sjof late been so overloaded with Englishmen of note that Mr. John Bright has concluded not to tax our boundless hospitality by visiting this country. Unlike the otherjwestern States, Colorado to not only not n shipper'of agricultural products, bat is actually (compelled to rely on its neighboring States for its supply. 1 If Thurman goes into the national convention with a united and faithful delegation from Ohio, the Pittsburg Post predicts that his chances will be strong for the Democratic Presidential nomination. Senator Mahone's son was arraigned fn a PetersburgcQiirtJ for drawing a pistol on election day, and was fined $15. The latest returns from the State indicate that the Democratic majority will reach thirty thousand. . . Prosperity. New Republican. We are glad to chronicle the prosperity of our brethren of the craft. The enterprising proprietors of the Bulletin have intioduced a water motor to run their presses. Some Names In Print. The retiring army bill appears to be "Win. Tecuiifeeh Sherm.ni. The Princess of Wales ha a passion for having her photographs taken. Bismarck has regained his former strength, but finds his capacity for work curtailed. The wedding ring given by Martin Luther to his bride is still in existence, and lias been placed on exhibition in It beard a representation of Christ upon the cross and the instrument of the Passion, and in it is set a small lubv. The iiifcriptiou is: "Dr. Martin Luther; Catherine Bora, June 13, 1520." Although Father Andorledy, the future general of the Jesuits, has passed his sixty-fourth year, he continues to enjoy vigorous health. His black hair is unstreaked with uray. Little known as a writer, he is highly esteemed as a professor and administrator. He has some celebrity as a preacher, and understands, besides the dead languages. English, German, French, Spanish and Italian. Mr. Gebhnrd appears to have got on the right side of the old lady. A "letter from Burlington, Vt., where" Mrs. Lang-try appeared lately, says: "Mrs. Lung-try arrived in town oh the early train from New York Friday morning. Her private car was nlcced on the side track, and in this she lived. Freddie was present and attended the rehearsal. WORTH'S LATEST WHISPERS. Copies of a Hat Worn hx a Queen Who Hail a Very Hard time of It. Notes from Purls uud New York. Shirred yokes and full waists nre again in vogue. Cloth bonnets are much worn with cloth costumes. Gauzes will be very fashionable and a rreat vaiiety is to oe had, tinsel and chenille being largely introduced. A wrap seen at the Metropolitan Opera House, in New York, the other evening, was of light blue plush, embroidered with gold in designs repi eventing fruits. The colors most worn in Paris this Autumn will be the wholo6calo of gravs, terra-cotta and a combination of rifle green and golden brown known as also a tint known as gris ruste having a slight purple hue like the breast of a pigeon. It makes the most dainty toilet in silken tissues, as the shade is moio obtainable in silk than wool. The newest and sweetest thing in hats is decidedly the Mario Antoinette, copied from a picture in the Louvre of that un-unfortunate Queen. The full, soft crown, and broad, slightly curving brim aro in rifle-green velvet. Around tlio crown is a torsade of palest pink silk crope, on the left side a largo pacache of pale pink and coral feathers with high aigrette. Given a pretty faco boneatli this elegant hat, and broken hearts will be CONDENSED NEWS. It has been decided by the National Line Steamship Company, of Liverpool, to run a monthly service between Philadelphia and London. i Aronc BEnnncoKR, a domestic in thi family of J. H. Nagcan, at Indianapolis, was burned to death while kindling a Arc with coal oiL Last evening Mrs. F, G. McElrath, of Chi co, Tor., was outraged by a man who was soon after captured by a posso of citizens and hanged to a troo. Skull tho Easton, Pa,, faster, had two hemhorragos Wodneeday and another Thursday morning. This is tho thirty-firs day of his fast. Ue still refuses to oat. Full returns show that McLane, for Governor of Maryland, has 13,08) majority. Tho Democrats abo havo a majority of two in tho Scnato and thirty-Are in tho House Ciias. P. Do Ohoat, tax actor who was for many years well-known en the Amori-can 8togo,diod at Lowiston, Maine, Wednesday night in the year of hi ago. , A Bwrrcn engine in the Tfcxas & Pacific yard at Dalle, Texas, exploded this morning, scalding Win, Ellis, engineer, to doath. J. Kaleodtr, tho finuuiau, it) dying from his wounds. Tux cbtfta tournament between 1km York and Philadelphia players bavins resulted in a draw, another match has been arranged to be played in Philadelphia at a date to ho hereafter agreed upon. The Senate Committtoo who aro examining tho Mississippi rirer improvements arrived at Vicksburg, and thoroughly inspected tho Government works at that polntj Theyoxpreeodtliemolves satis tlod with the plana .of tho JUver Commission. A special dispatch from London says advices from Shang Hav, report tho payment by tlio Chinese Government of 300,-000 francs a an indomnity for the execution of Father Terrassco, a French missionary. Jacob L. Qzvler, a retail dry-goods merchant of Milwaukee, fired two bullots from a revolver through his brain morning and was found dead in his room by his wife. Gollcr was wealthy and years old. The latest New York election returns place tho majority of Corr, (It.) for Secretary of State, a from 18,000 to 0,000 and show tho election of tho Democratic candidates for the other places on tho State ticket Tins annoucement of tho intended visit of the German Crown Prince Frederick William to King Alfonso has been enthusiastically received by tho press and public. The Berlin papers all write in their approval of tho project. The steamer Santiago of tho Ward Line, which arrived ot New York from Havana, had on board tho body of Charles Meigs, the National Bank Examiner of Now York, who died last Saturday while the vessel was at sea, Foun inoro victims of tho cyclone at Springfield, Mo., died yesterday: Mrs. Pennington, Jeff Edmonson, Wni Bger and tho infant son of Cluunpieux, making eleven deaths in all and two others aro not expected to live. Tue suit of John J. Bradlov against tho Northern Pacific Railroad officials, seeking to restrain tho issue of $30,000,000 of mortgage bonds has been transferred from tho New York Superior Court to tho United States Circuit Court. General, Neal Dow arrived at Bloom-Ington, 111., yesterday and met an enthusiastic reception. Ho delivered au address at night in tho Opera Houso and will remain for several days. Vice Provident David Davis and wife guvo a ball at their residence at night. The Platter Concert Troupe got into a difficulty in a hotel in Adairsvillo, Ga., and Suggs stabbed L. J, Platter in tho abdomen, killing him instantly. Tho deceased's wife and two children wore present. Tho Coroner's jury hold Suggs for murder. TnE Agassiz Association will hold a meeting of their various chapters to-day at 3:3 J p.m., at Association Hall, Philadelphia. The organization consists of 525 chapters, distributed over tho United States, with a membership of 5i7. Tho Association is devoted to tho study of natural science. The final doposits have been made In New York, of tho stakes of 500 a side for which Duncan C, Ross and Prof. Thlobold Bauer are to, wrestler at Utlca next Saturday oveuiug, Tho conditions are best throo In flvo falls at and side-hold in harness. Tmc Noval Vremyn, of St. Petersburg, publishes an editorial urging tho Czar's Government to adopt a policy of conciliation in its relations with Germany. Tho article asserts tho belief that Prince in 1378 said that Germany was willing thut Russia should occupy Constantinople Majou A. A. Mehedith, formerly Superintendent of tho Public Property iu Wisconsin, a veteran of tho Irou Brigade and of tho Mexican war, and a man universally esteemed, died at his homo in Madison, Wis., yesterday from a lingering disease con ti acted in tho Mexican campaign. The storo of Samuel S. Shultz, at Char-tiers, on tho Pan Handle road west of Pittsburg, was burglarized and jewelry and money to the amount of 2,200 secured. The burglars rolled tho safe from tho store to tha middlo of tho fctroet, blow it open with powder and got away with tho booty No arrests. Ik tho case of Peter Keenanwho was brutally murdered on Saturday night last in Cody's liquor saloon, East Thirty-six street. Now York, by Policeman Conroy, of the Twenty-first Product, tho Coroner's jury rendered a verdict against Conroy who was committed to tho Tombs without bail to await tho action of tho Grand Jury. The Danvlllo Steel Company, of Danville, Pa., has become embarrassed and fifteen judgments for $03,074 havo been entered against it, upon which executions havo been issued. Peter Baldy, tho President, is also in tho dry-goods business and his failuro is reported with liabilities of $112,000, including judgments for over $09,000. Millinery and Notions, Announces that she has Just received her fall stock, which will be found very attractive and that she has also secured tho services of an accomplished trimmer from Cln clnnati. One prlco only. 13 K. Hecoud St., aOdly M AYSVILLE, ICY. Tl TOSE DAULTOX tfc into., GOOD INTENT Livery and Sale Stable. A full line of all kinds of vehicles on hand for sale, hiro or exchange. Horses kept by day, week or month. Largest aud best appointed Livery Htable In the west. Prlcos as low as any. llest attention to vehicles stoted. Telephone connection. No. 40 and -12 west Hecoud ttt ap!7dly MAYBVILLE, KY. MEW FlltN, BISSET, McCLANAHAN & SHEA, (Successors to Cooper & Bissot, Denier Iu 8tovcfl,1lniiff0Nt ftfnrblolKCt! D3fiutolN,nHlimHiufnctiirorflolTlu, Copper tiutl Shoot Irou Ware, Special attention paid to tin roofllng, gutter and spouting. Practical plumbers, gas and steam fitters. Wroutcht Iron and lead pipes, Ac. All work attended to promptly and SEfsvond at,, aOdly MAYBVILLE, KY, -OP A PEW LEADING AETIOLES AT- C. R. MABLEY & CO.'S, Six Stores in One, Fifth Street, Opp. Fountain, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Men's Tailor-made Clothing. Men's Durablo Union Cassimero Suits (well Bewed)...$ 5 00 Men's Worsted or Chovoit Suits, dark colors 7 00 Men's Black Beaver Suits, very warm 10 00 Men's Fine cassimere, Melton or Diagonal Suits 12 00 Men's Fine Dress Suits, 40 different colors and shapes.. 15 00 ASyAll of our suits are cut by tho latest New York fashions, and are made up by first-class tailors. We do not keep what Is generally called "slop-shop " Clothing. Men's Overcoats. Men's strong and warm brown or gray Overcoats $ 3 00 Men's brown or block Chinchilla Overcoats 5 00 Men's splendid blue, black or brown figured Chinchilla 6 00 Men's plain and Fur Beaver and fancy Cassimero $7 and 8 00 Men'tfnll wool bl'k blue or brown plain Castor Beaver.. 10 00 At $12. $15 and S18 wo show some of tho very finest Prince Charles, Ulsterette, Newmarket and Long Saquo slmpo. Men's and Boys' Boots and Shoes Men's double-sole Alexis and Dom Pedro Shoes... $1 25, $1 50 Men's English Balmoral and Whole Stock Alexis 1 75, 2 00 Men's Kip Boots $2; men's Calf Boots 2 50 Bovs' solid leather Hook Balmorals 1 00, 1 15 Bovs' button Standard Screw London Too 1 25, 1 50 r A, MEANS, FURNISHING Boys' and Children's Clothing. Suits for Boys, aes 2 to 0, Kilts or Short Pants S2 -50, $3, $4 Suits for Boys, ages 10 to 17, thousands at $5, $6, $7, $8 and $9 Boys' 8hort Pants Suits, ages 3 to 12, several styles of dark colors at $2 50. Fancy pleated at $3 and $3 60. Pincheck grey. $4. Twenty styles and shapes, $4 50 and $5. Children's Overcoat, 2 to 11 years, thirty stylos, varying in price from $1 05 to $2, $2 50, $3. $4, $5. Boys' Overcoats, ages 10 to 17, we have a grand variety S3, $4, $5, $0, $7. Men's Furnishing Goods. White or gray Merino Shirts or Drawers 25c., 35c, 50c. Scarlet all wool knit Shirts or Drawers $1 00 Elegant gray or brown Merino Shirts and Drawers 75c. Very heavy Cotton Socks 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c. Shaker Wool Knit Socks, elegant value 20c, 25c., 35c. . Perfect fitting White Dress Shirts, laundriod 75c, SI 00 Ladies' and Misses' Shoes. Ladies' and Misses' Pebble Grain High But. ShoesM$l 25, SI 50 Ladies' and Misses' Oil Goat Button, with box toe.. 1 75, 2 00 Ladies' Curacoa Kid, French heels 2 50 Ladies' French Mat Kid Scalloped Ton 3 00 Ladies' Glovo Kid, quarter overvamp 2 00 EVERY STYLE OF MEN9 8 Oil BOYS9 SATS WE SELL AT WHOLESALE PRICE. ftAny of the above goods will be sent by express; C. . I with privilege of examination before payment. If City reference la given they will be Kent on approval. In ordering give size desired and describe the article wanted as well as You can, and we will take great pains to fill your order to the best of our ability, lie particular to give FUJLt ADOBtESS, your name, town, county. State No matter how small your order, you will save money by having traded with us. C. R. MABLEY & CO., Cincinnati, O. A IIONAV'S BOOT AND SHOE STORE. Custom work a specialty. Large stock. All kinds nt lowest prices. . , , . No. -17, Market slreo ,two doors below D.A. tlln..,l.,n.. . 'rt tt. n.A,AW ald&wly MaVbVILLE, KY. p AIHHOX, 'photographer, Second streetnoxt dooi to Dr. Martin's aplOdly MAYBVILLE.KY. TOUN T. TEEMING. INSURANCE AGENCY Represents the London and Liverpool and Globe, Germnn American, of New York, and Phenlx, ot Brooklyn. Also agent for Blue Lick Water. Office comer of Front and Sut-ton streets. apll'dly T W.UAliUUAlTJE, ATTOItNEY AT J-AW, Xlcnl KHtntouiMl Collecting Atfcncy. Third street, near Court house, mylOly MAYBVILLE.KY. M eIOUULU fc UOL'ION, 11... 1i. KAnnUn,1 fvtm h ft m fl V II f fl 11 HmiH fl full line of seasonable goods lor the fall and winter trade. Jeans, Flannells, Blankets, Hosiery, Cloaks, Dolmans, Paletots and Jer beys. Call In and see them aud et prices. mfltvtt LOU l'OWMNU, FASHIONABLE MILLINER. Fall Hats, Millinery Goods, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers aud Millinery Goods generally. Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all cases, Second, opposite Opera House, M MAKSJI, ATTORNEY AT LAW, , Justice of tlio Pence, REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENT. Will advertise and sell real estate. No charges whatever unless a sale is consummated. Deeds, morUiaROs Ac. written at rates as low as any one's. Office Library Building, Sutton street, TITUS. A. J. WILLIAMS. Rugs, Oil Cloths and Mattings Will be sold CHEAP for tho next thirty days. Call and see them. mchiWly No, 29, Eatt Second Street, AT11S. M.AKCIIDKACON, (Formerly Miss Magglo Rasp,) FASHIONABLE MILLINER. lina Just received a full supply of Fall and Winter Millluory Goods. Hats, Bonnets, Laces, Ribbonsfrimnilngs and all seasonable uovoltles. Tho ladles ate Invited to rail. Market street, ai23ty M AYSVILLE. M US. MAUY E. THOMAS, Dealer ln WINDHORST & BLUM, Merchant Tailors! JVro. SO. EAST SECOND STREET. TTI w m tt to have your Clothes made to order for the LEAST I hn UnAT Ulnnn MONEY. They have the latest styles of FINE GOODS ine dgsi nace rraBaram,Boi CSTONLY FINE CUSTOM-MADE WORK DONE HERE.tDa pEOHGE 1C.1IEISEK, :Dealer in: -GROCERIES, Pineapple Hams, Home-made feast Cakes, may30dly SECOND STREET. UNDERTAKER. Full Hue of tiurlal Robes and all articles re quired by the undertaking trade. Orders piomptiy attended to nay or nini. msoiy No, fll, Eatt Second Street. O J.UAUGlIEK'rV, No. 8, West Hecoud Htreet. MARBLE YARD. Monuments, Tablets and Headstones al ways on hand. Orders by mail will receive the same prompt attention as if delivered In person. aplSdly nn f.kiff, BATH ROOMS and LAUNDRY. OPEN AT ALL HOURS. Work promptly and satisfactorily done. Tetms reasonable. Front street, beween Market and Suttou. apUOdly DAUIi . ANDEIISON, DENTIST, DENTIST, 8B No, 21 Market St,ncarlyopp, Central Hotel, Office Open at all Hours. MATSVILLE, ?Y mayl31y.d. D II. OE WITT C. FJIANKLIX, DENTIST, ttWXoxt door to Bank of fcW D U,T1I.&. SMITH, KjtSfcifcjW Will devote his whole time to the preserva tlon of the natural teeth. Dr. O, V. Waidle will take charge ol all the mechanical work, bucu us uold, silver, contluuonsgum, celluloid aud rubber plates. mchSldly p N.XlXEKdc HItO, Dealers In Boots, Shoes, Leather And FINDINGS, No. l.Secoud, cdr. Sutton streets. moh31dly MAYBVILLE, KY. TTUNT A DOYLE, Every new shade In DRESS GOODS, Crushed Strawberry, Electrio Htue,KgyptIau etc,, and uew Trimming to match, Second St., mch3lly MAYBVILLE, KY, Tjl II. TIIAXEL, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. Ice cream parlors opou'for the seasou. Absolutely pure caudles. Fresh bread of all kluds. Furnishing weddiugs aud parties a specialty. Trices low. may4dly CWNEW fc ALLEN, STOVES, GftATES, tinware, lilantols, etc Solo agents for the celebrated Omaha and Leader stoves. Kooflmr and cut- tering promptly and satisfactorily done. Corner of Market and Third istroots, A. H. Glas- cock's oiu fliauu, apuouiw YANCKY A" AI.EXANOEIt, OLD RELIABLE j LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLES. i Vehicles ol all kinds, good stock and eareful drivers. Horses kept by the day, or week on l reasonable terms. Second St., between Market laud Limestone, DYE HOUSE. DYEING and CLEANING In Silk and Wooleu Goods, Dresses, Shawls, Ribbons in all colors. Gentlemen's clothing Cleaned and Dyed Front street, below Hill House. s21 JOSEPH RBENNER, Dyer, Xir IL MATHEWS A CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in Building and Bressed Lumber, Laths, Shingles, blinds, Frames, Doors, Sash, Staves, Fenclug, Tobacco Hogsheads, Ac. mcnSUly MAYSVILLE, JTT, rt B.OLDUAH, PLUMBER, Sanitary Engineer. Gas and Dealer In plumber's goods, Pumps, Hosef Sewer Pipes, Lead and Iron Pining, Steam and Water Gauges. No, S west Second street, opposite Gelsel's giocery, ap!7dly MAYSVILLE, KY. nKO.COXASON, Dealers in Staple and Fancy :r:R3zr GOODS, SECOND STREET. mchSlly MAYSVILLE, KY. EQUITY GROCERY. G. XT. GEISEL, No. 9,W. 8ccomlKt.,Ot!,Oiern House, Frultsaud Vegetablesiu season. Your patronage respectfully solicited. lUdly vyiHTEdrOKT. We will uot be undersold by any houo in Kentucky or at Cincinnati, If we have half a chance. mcu31dly W At AYSVILLE, KY. W. LYNCH, Manufacturer of and Dealer in BOOTS AND SHOES. Ladles' and children's fine shoes a specialty Custom work made to order, Repairing neatly and promptly done at moderate eharges. No. 41 Market steetUEast side, atly MAYBVILLE.KY pUtAMC OEVINE, Manufacturer of ciGA.:RS. Proprietor of the colebrated brands t Hold the Fort, Parlor Queen and Mother Hubbard. Best cigars In the market. Full variety of smokers' nrtlcles. Second street, ally MAYSVILLE, KY MEAT STORE. KIItK has opened a daily meat mar- RO. on Market street, uoxt door to R. R. Lovel', aud will keo, all kinds of fresh moat at reasonable prices and will deliver It In any partof the city. Call aud see me. ,, aUdBm R. O. KIRK, .i 'I fx