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THUBSDAY,MA.Y20, 1892.
WEATIIKIl INDICATIONS.
For Kentucky, generally fair, preceded
In extreme Northern Kentucky by light
howcr southwest winds.
Colotiol C.B. ChildG was in t6wn yes
terday.
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Miss Anna Walsh is visiting at Fleni-
ingsburg.
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Mr. P. L. Montjoy, of Cincinnati, camo
up last evening.
The latest Blaine boom was sprung so
suddenly that the Harrison crowd have
hardly recovered yet from their surprise.
The Republicans wero not very success
ful in wiping out Cleveland's " insignia-
cent majority
district.
of 1 " in this Senatorial
Ik the Bulletin were only at liberty,
it could give Captain Hillis some very in
teresting pointers concerning the lato
Senatorial race.
If it is to be Harrison or Blaine at the
Minneapolis convention, the former may
as well retire right now and move to'
make it unanimous for the Plumed
Knight.
The news from Washington City is that
President Harrison has issued orders that
Federal office-holders must not attend
the National Republican convention. If
this is true, it cuts out Major Burchett,
ono of the delegates from this district.
Mr. H. V. Morris, of Cincinnati, was in
town yesterday,
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From a Well-Known
i , Preacher.
Miss Louie Bruor has returned from a
visit to Miss Field Leggitt, of Ripley.
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Mr. Will Mullineux, of Wellston, 0.,
has returned home after a short visit to
Mr. Waldo Hamilton.
Mr. C. L. Stanton is at Lexington this
week in the interest of tho Washington
Life Insurance Company.
Tomato Culture.
In the report of the horticulturist of
the Maine Experimental Station for 1S91
certain points in the culture of tomatoes
are discussed. The following is a sum
mary of the experiments: 1. An import
ant requisite to successful tomato culture
is that the plants be kept growing vigor
ously, a condition involving rich soil and
frequent tillage. 2. Frequent transplant
ing makes stocky plants. 3. Other things
being equal, the earliness and productive
ness of tomatoes is in direct proportion
to the earliness of setting in the field.
4. Trimming plants after a part of the
fruit had set increased the yield by more
than one-third.
Mrs. Ann Shackleford, of Lexington, is
visiting her son, Dr. James Shackleford,
and will spend some time here.
Miss Lottie Wilson, of Aberdeen, is
visiting her sister Miss Maud Wilson, of
Frankfort, and will go thence to Ten
Mrs. James Kinsella, of Cincinnati, who
has been here for the past few weeks vis
iting her mother's family, left for homo
vesterdav.
Rev. D. A. Beardsley, of Quanah, Texas,
formerly pastor of the M. E. Church,
South, is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Allan D. Cole. Ho is receiving a cordial
welcome from his many friends and for
mer parishioners.
A Curious Sentence
The iollowing curious sentence, " Sator
arepo tenet opera rotas," is pretty bad
Latin but may be freely translated, "I
cta?e from my work; the sower will wear'
away bis wheels " It lias these peculiar
ities: First It spells backward and forward
tho same.
Second The fust letter of each word
gpells tho first word.
Third The second letter of each word
spells the second word, and so on with
the third, fourth and fifth.
Fourth Tho last letters, read back
ward, spoil the first word ; the next to the
last, the sucond word, and so on through
out. Fifth There are just as many letters
in each worth as there are words.
The round trip to Vanceburg to-morrow
to Mrs. Reid's entertainment will bo
50 cents, tickets to the entertainment
included.
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The case of Boyer and Dolin against
the Commonwealth, taken up from
Bracken, has been submitted in the Court
of Appeals.
Ashek Thatcher and Lucinda Sowers,
charged with adulteiy, were acquitted
yesterday afternoon by 'Squire Grant.
The testimony was racy. j.
Austin, Texas.
To Whom It .May Concern: This Is to certify that
for twenty years or moro I havo been a slavo to
tho tobacco habit, using It oftentimes to exccs.s
About temdays ago I began taking tho Bt-Chlorldo
of Gold treatment from Dr,)T. II. Bragg, and not
only hare I discontinued the use of tobacco, but
all desire for It has been taken away.
I suffered no spcclollnconvenlenco while tak
ing the remedy, and hav6 fef t no bad effects from
its use. Since discontinuing tho habit I hare felt
better In ercry way, and confidently believe that
the cure la permanout. R. B. Garrett,
Tastor First Baptist Church.
Mr. Garrett was formerly pastor of
the First Baptist Church of this city, and
is known by most every ono in Maysville.
In addition to that ho has an extended
acquaintance in tho surrounding country.
Ho was cured of tho tobacco habit at tho
institute at Austin, Texas, but tho treatment-used
is identically the same as that
given by the Maysville Sanitarium.
The tobacco habit cured at home, in
ono week for $10, by the Maysville Sani
tarium. Hughes Heard From
Edward Hughes, whoso disappearance
from the St. James Hotel early this week
caused his young wife so much .worry,
was heard from yesterday. He had re
turned to his former home at Winches
ter. He wrote for Mrs. Hughes yester
day, and she left for home on the after
noon train.
Ice.
Any one wishing ice will please leave
their order with us. The wagon will call
every morning. Watkins & Weiand.
' , Ureal EsUJo T(ransjers. '
JacObR.Larig jmd others) by Master
Commissioner, id OmarJJodson, 20 acres,
1 rood and 10 poles on Kennedy's Creek;
consideration, $564.25.
Anna M. Phister and J. P. Piaster to
George Schatzmari and wife, a lot on tho
south side of Fifth streot, formerly Grant;
consideration, $300.
Robert R. Housh and wife to Andrew
Hunter and wife, a house and lot on tho
north side of Second street, Fifth ward ;
consideration, fcl,500 cash.
'Thomas S. McDonald and wife to David
Adams, colored, a .house and lot in Sixth
ward; consideration, $550.
Capital Stock Increased.
At a meeting of the stockholders of tho
Maysville Fuel Company, held yesterday
afternoon, it was decided '.to increase tho
capital stock from $30,000 to $50,000.
Tho Board of Directors of the company
has since decided to dispose of but $35,
000 of the stock. Of this $35,000 all has
been taken except $1,960.
Mr. W. B. Carpenter, ex-Maysvillian,
will represent Cincinnati TypotheUe in
the International convention at Toronto,
Canada, August 16th to 20th.
How It. Was Done.
The Couriei Journal in its State con
vention notes says : " Ex-Senator, but
now Railroad Commissioner Poyntz, a
delegate from Mason County, let tho cat
out of the wallet as to how the Chairman
of tho Railroad Commissioners was
elected at Frankfort the other day. In
the first place, the ex-Senator wants it
understood that the other two Commis
sioners were for hiin, but with his usual
diffidence he gently pushed tho honor
aside. Finally it was agreed that they
should cut in a book, and that the one
cutting nearest the letter A in tho second
line of the first page should bo Chairman.
Tho contestants then thrust their daggers
between tho leaves of an innocent literary
work. Mr. Woodson and ex-Senator
Poyntz both cut U, while Mr. McChord
cut E, and was declared Chairman."
Gretna Green and Captain Clephane.
Tho machinery of tho old ferryboat
Gretna Green has been sold to tho parties
who dwn tho towboat Rob Roy. After
tho machinery and part of her cabin has
been removed sho will bo placed at the
head of tho wharfboart, where Captain
Phister can conveniently use li&r in ship
ping cattle and hogs. In connection with
the aboyo editor Havens says : " It is in
order to state that Captain "Billy"
Clephane, tho present efficient Comman
der of the now boat, Laurance, made tho
first and last trips on tho Gretna Green.
It is just sixteen years sinco "Billy," as
he is familarly known by every one who
crosses tho Ohio ut this point, brought
tho Gretna from Cincinnati, and if wo
could look into the future sixteen years
wo could no doubt see him still Captain
of tho Maysvillo and Abordeon ferryboat,
so wedded is ho to his position, Tho
Captain is very accommodating to the
patrons of tho ferry, and is ns steady as
an eight-clay clock. No better man than
ho could bo found for the position,"
Chesapeake and Ohio earnings for the
second week in May were $150,137.62 a
decrease of $15,744.86. E., L. and B. S.
earnings for the second week in May wero
$12,5S5.20 a decrease of $1,589.00.
The name of Mr. Omar Dodson, of this
city, appears in the published list of
stockholders of the Ohio Valley National
Bunk of Cincinnati. He o'ns one hun
dred shares. The capital of the bank, is
$1,000,000. Mr. Dodson is one of the
largest stockholders.
Those who have lost all faith in the
" weather forecasts " are recommended to
try a very simple experiment with a cup
of coffee and a lump or two of loaf sugar.
Having dropped the lumps of sugar in a
cup of coffee carefully, watch the air
bubbles that rise to the surface. If
they suddenly rush from the center to
the side of the cup, be sure that it is
going to rain very hard. If the air bub
bles assemble in tho centre of the cup and
then pass to tho side of tho cup in a de
liberate way, you must still be prepared
for what the weather forecasts would call
" some showers." But if tho bubbles re
fuse to stir from the center of the cup
you may go forth to your labors assured
of a fine day. Exchange.
Painless Extraction of Teeth.
Having bought tho right for tho " Pain
less Extraction of Teeth," I am prepared
to wait on the suffering public. Ex
clusive agent for the celebrated tooth
wash, Saponia.
- T. H. N. Smith, Dentist,
Office, Second street.
When Traveling,
Whether on pleasure bent, or business,
tako on every trip a bottle of Syrup of
Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and effect
ively on tho kidneys, liver and bowels,
preventing fevers, headaches and other
forms of sickness. For sale in 50 cents
and $1 bottles by all leading druggists.
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BEEHIVE,
Topical Topics.
Soon the dear little wife with duster In hand
Will commence her annual fidiret
Of turning the house quite up side down
Herself in the role oi Bridget.
And the man of tho house when he comes homo
to dlno
Will be met with a glance full of meaning.
So he'll eat his cold grub on the back collar stairs
And Inwardly cuss the spring cleaning.
IlAniiY Spauldino, a Coviiigfon thief, is
under $500 bond to answer the charge of
robbing tho postoffice at Coney Island
Station on tho O. and O. He confessed.
Detective E. W. Fitzgerald, of this city,
made the arrest. Spaulding is a son of
tho assistant engineer of the Covington
water works.
The weekly crop report issued by tho
Kentucky State Weather Service will
bo sent out on Tuesday instead of on Sat
urday. This change is made mainly for
tho reason that most of the weekly papers
are published near the middle of the
week, and it is desirable that'the latest
possible information bo given them.
The Commercial Gazette says: "Con
siderable of a sensation was created on
tho river front by tho announcement
that Captain Ed. Maddy hadbeen super
seded in command of the Pittsburg
packet Congo by Captain Don Marr, who
recently left the Buckeye State. Captain
Maddy is one of the most popular com-
f manders on the Upper Ohio to-day, which
fact made his removal all tho more un
expected. Captain Marr has proved his
efficiency in tho Memphis trade." Cap
tain Marr has some warm friends in this
city and county.
The marriage of Miss Mamie Hall
Cummings and Mr. William F. Parker is
announced to take place Tuesday after
noon, June 7, at 3 (o'clock, at the resi
dence of Dr. nnd Mrs. J. T. Strode. Tho
bride-to-be is a granddaughter of the lato
James H. Hall. Mr. Parker resides at
Atlanta, and is one of the prosperous
young merchants of that city.
THE MARKETS.
grain, wool and live stock.
Wheat 34870.
Corn 47i5ic
Wool Unwashed fine merino, 1718c;
-blood clot1 ing, 2021c; braid, 1718c;
medium combing. 31025c: fleece washed
line merino X and XX, 2o2tic; medium
clothing, 205'J7c.
Cattle bood to choice butchers, 4 00
4 2o; fair to good, S3 25(33 85; common,
$2 252 75. '
Hogs Selected butchers and heavy ship
ping, U 804 85; fair to good packing,
$4 00(24 75; common to rough, $3 75(24 45.
Sheep 54 255 75.
Lambs 55 007 70.
The bills introduced in Congress by
Representatives Kendall, Dickerson and
Paynter for public buildings at Mt. Sterl
ing, Newport and Cynthiana, havo not
yet been considered, although they have
been referred to a sub-committee. The
chances, however, are that but very
few, if any, public building bills -will be
passed this session.
W. W. Young, a prominent attorney of
Georgetown, O:, a as arrested this week
along with Bus Sims and Albert Frazee,
of Bethel, O. It is said Simms and Fra
zee found several thousand dollars hid
den away by an old miser named Brown,
of Bethel, and tho attorney is charged
with assisting them in trying to dispose"
of tho mpnoy, which consisted mostly of
old coins.
Rev. J. E. Wmairr is announced to
preach at Millersburgnext Sunday even
ing at 8 o'clock, before tho Young
Women's Christian Association and Mis
sionary Society. This iB part of tho com
menceirient programme of tho Millere
burg Female College. Tho commence
ment sermon will be preachod Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock, by Rev. Dr. Mor
rison, of Atlanta. Tho graduating exer
cises will bo hold next Wednesday evening.
G. S. Judd wants tornado insurance.
On dwelling and business houses, ono
year at 25 cents.
On farm barns, one year at 50 cents.
On one-third value, with good founda
tions. ml6dlm
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Kept tho Least for Himself.
Three ragged newsboys woro trying
to sell the earlier editions of the after
noon papers. A man carrying a large
basket of fine looking oranges on bis
shoulder passed close by. Tho motion
of his body loosened one of tho biggest
and ripest and it fell to tho ground. The
man kept on, not noticing or caring for
tho loss. Tho orange lay upon the pave
ment for about half a minute unseen.
Then tho largest of tho threo ragged
urchins spied it, and with a cry of do
light ho ran over and picked it up. It
was natural to suppose that ho would
proceed to eat it all himself, but instead
of doing so ho called his companions and
exhibited his find. They eyed it greed
ily. Without .any request from them for a
sliaro in tho coveted fruit tho finder di
vided the orango Into threo parts and
gave his fellow newsboys each a part.
Tho smallest part ho reserved for him
self. It was only a Binall thing in itself,
yet it proved, I thought, that thero was
somothing noble hiddon undor tho ragged
garments of that littlo urchin. New
York Recorder.
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GROCERIES AND COUNTRY PRODUCE,
GREEN COFFEE Vi lt 20
MOLASSES new crop, V gallon 50
uoiueu eyrup 3D
Sorghum, fancy new 85
SUGAR-Yellow, 5 lb 4
Extra C, lb
A, B lb
Granulated, $ lb
Powdered, in lb
New Orleans, A lb
TEAS lb 60(31 Oe
COAL OIL-Headllght.W gallon 15
BACON Breakfast, ty lb. 10 12
uiear siues, ji id g in
Hams, H lb 12 ai3
Shoulders, jl lb 8 10
BEANS V gallon SO 35
BUTTER-cft 12US15
CHICKENS-Each 25 S35
EGGS ft dozen 12I4S15
FLOUR Limestone. 'A barrel if 75
wiu uoiu, p oarrei 6 75
Maysville Fancy, ) barrel
.Mason county, barrel
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5 00
5 00
5 75
Morning Glory, $i barrel 5 00
Roller King, ty barrel 5 75
Magnolia, l barrel , 5 75
Blue Grass, V barrel 5 00
Koval Patent. MtinrreL.
Maysville Family, $ barrel.,
Graham. "H sack ifi
HONEY ft lb 10
HOMINY-ftgollou
MEAL-ftpeck
LARD ft pound 9
ONIONS-ft peck
I'OTATOESft peck
APPLES-ft peck ..35
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
CINCINNATI DIVISION CIIEUrEAKE AND OHIO.
East. West.
No. 2 9:30 a. m. No. 1 ...6:20 a. m.
No. 20 7:40 p.m. No. 19 5:40 a.m.
No, 18 4:45p.m. No. 17 10:50 a. m
No. 4 8:00 p.m. No. 8. 4:25 p.m.
Nos. 19 and 20 are the Mnvsvllln nwnmmnHn.
tlou, and Nos. 17 and 18 tho Huntington accom
modation. Nos. 1 and 2 are tho fast express and
Nos.3and4theF. F. V.
JNo. 4 (F. F. V.) is a solid train with throuirli
dining car aud Pullman sleepers to Washington,
Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York-. Thrnnorh
Pullman sleeper to Rlpbmond, Va and Old Point
"VVUes of Homo English Writers.
Beaconsiield married a lively young
widow, who made him perfectly hap
py, and ho never lost an occasion of
Binging her 'praises. Dr. Arnold,, of
Rugby, is cited as having an almost
ideal homo lifo, and also tho lato Dean
Stanley. All tho world knows how hap
py tho Gladstone nro in thoir family
circle, and 60 it U with many others.
Writer.
Comfort. No. 2 Is ft solid train with Pnllmnn
Sleeper to Washington, making all eastern and
south-eastern connections.
The accommodation tralus are dally except
Sunday; tho rest are dally.
Direct connection at Cincinnati for poiuts West
and South.
Add twonty-slx minutes to got city time.
MAYSVILLE DIVLSION KENTUCKY CENTRAL.
, SouOtbound.
Leave Maysville at 5:30 a. m. for Paris, Lexing
ton, Cincinnati, Richmond, Stanford, Livingston,
Jolllco, Mlddlesborough.Cumberland Gap, Frank
fort, Louisville and poiuts on N. N. and M. .V.
Knstenl Division. '
Leavo Maysville at 1:51 p. m. for Paris' Cinclu
uati, Lexington, Winchester. Richmond and
poiuts, on N. N, and M. V. Eastern Division.
Xorthbound.
Arrive at Maysville at 10.00 n. m. and 8:45 p. m,
All trains dally except Sunday,
Add twenty-six minutes to get city tlrao.
WE GALL ATTENTION THIS
GREAT BARGAIN:
' ' Seamiest Mattings at 15c.
and 18c. a yard, pretty patr
terns, and really worth 25
cts.; forty, pieces beautiful
Plaid Mattings, seamless
and extra heavy, at 25c,
never before sold under 45
to 50c. Those who contem
platebuyinc: Mattings,Car
pets, Oil Cloths or Lino
leums should not fail to in
spect our enormous stock.
ALL THE NEW THINGS IN
WASH:GtiODS.
' We1 have a beautiful and
complete line, and at very
low prices. Pretty Chal
lies at 3c. per yard ; beau
tiful new effects in Pon
gees, Bedford Cord Cottons,
Egyptian Cottons, Pineap
ple Tissues, Satin Ombres,
Zephyrs, &c, &c.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY SILK
GLORJA-UMBRELLAS, :
with beautiful handles, at
' $1 25 each. These were
made to sell at $2.25.
Opaque Window Shades,
excellent quality and best
Spring Fixtures, all com
plete, 25c. each.
The extraordinary success of
our Millinery Department is due
to the very low prices at ivhici. ive
offer Elegant Fashionable Milli
nery. Many ladies have pro
nounced ours the Finest and most
Fashionable display of Millinery
ever shown in Maysville.
RQSENAU BROS.,
Proprietors Bee Hive.
HOEFLICH'S
Special B
argams:
Brussels Carpet 50c,worth 60 to 85c.
$5
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Laco Curtains $3
Laco Curtains 5
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Smyrna Rug's, G9c, worth $1 OO
Smyrna Rugs, 2.G0, worth 3 50
Smyrna Rugs, 4.00, worth C OO
Men's Piquo Front Shirts, 75c,
worth $1.25.
Seamless Socks, samples, threo
pairs for 50c., cheap at 25c. per
pair.
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211 and 213 Market St,
MO,
R B. LOTEL,
-DEALER IN-
NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS!
Sonled proposals will be received nt the post
ollleo, fcnnlU, Ky,, until 12 o'clock noon,
Monday, June 13th,
for tho construction of tho Shannon ami Ftor
mnu'B Chnpel Turnplko itoad, uccordlug to plans
and specification on file at tho residence of Al
len Grover, on the route of said road. Tho bids
will bo opened nud contract let at the homo of
President Grover, Tuesday, Juno 1 1, 1S92, to whom
nil bids must bo directed. Tho Hoard of Direc
tors reserves tho. right to reject any or all pro
poinls, Uy order of Hoard of Directors.
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Sard!s,Ky,(Jiay25,18M,
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Country
Produce of All Kinds,
FRUITS, VEGETABLES.
Northwest Corner Third and Market Streets.
The season for Home-grown STUAWBEWUES
Is now at hand, aud having arrangements, as
usual, with tho most successful' Fruit-growers,
both In Lewis County, Ky., nnd Browu County,
Ohio, for thoir entire crops, I will bo nble to All nil
orders, both small and large, with the very finest
fruit produced in tho country.
Also big stock: of MASON FKUIT JAKS, bought
nt extremely low llgura?, which I intend to sell,
as 1 did last year, nt tower prices than anybody.
People from tho country nro invited to raako
my storo headquarters. Goods delivered free.
A.
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SORRIES,
Second Street, Near Limestone,
LOCK AND GUNSMITH.
Impairing' of all kinds done promptly and on
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