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IThe Editor of Tun Lf.deeiiIs net responsi
ble for the opinions expressed by Correspond
ents; but nothing rttlectlng upon thocharac thecharac
ter or habits of any person will be admitted
te thosecolunins.1
OUH AUKNTS.
The following are nutherlzed Agents for
The Puulie Lkixjbu In their respective local lecal
ities: Mnranburg Matthew Heffman.
Helena llobert II Cord.
Minerva Frank W. llawes.
SanlU U. G. Grignby.
OranuehuraC It. lless.
SurinqtlaU 0. C. Dcgnuin.
Awislidi Clmrli 8 Wheeler.
Vrmrceurv Mrs. Jennle btewnrt.
Mt. Cartnel Kelly & Foxworthy.
Aumuta Leander Tully.
Ptcd Jeseph W. Williams.
Subscribers will save the treuble of letter
writing by paying their subscriptions te the
Agent at their plnce.
BCerrwK)tiIJ trflJ please tend Letter se
as tn reaeh us net later than S o'clock a. m. Give
fact in a Jew words as possible. We icniit
neit'J in thin department, and net advertMny
notices or political arguments.
sieit.iXHCitn.
Tobacco plants nre looking well.
The prospect for a crop of apples was
never better.
Bern, en tic 20th inst.. te tbc wife of
William Hubcr, a daughter.
Professer Appleqnte closed his school
en last Monday with a big treat te his
scholars.
Miss Mary llall will open a two months
subscription school at this place net
Monday.
Miss Stella Downing is teaching a
couple of months in Charleston Bettem
te fill the unexpired term of Miss Annie
L. Friatoe.
Jeseph McNutt killed a couple of sus
picious looking dogs en Thursday eve
ning. They were laying in the pasttue
watching the sheep.
KeTtane Collections.
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue
Wadsworth. reports the following col
lections during the month of April:
Cigars 927 00
Tobacco 1,229 25
Spirits 10,409 40
Special Tax 50 00
Total 321,C1'5 05
Set a Candidate.
The following is from The Vanceburg
;, Sun: "The Maysville papers have pub
, lisbed the name of R. D. Wilsen as
among the llst of candidates for the va
cancy caused by the resignation of Sena Sena
eor Poyntz. By what authority his name
has been mentioned is unknown, as he
' has nt no time been an aspirant for the
position, nor will he beceme a candidate
under any circumstances for the place."
Wbat's Your Chance?
jjr y The Cincinnati Enquirer offers a pre
mium et sfeu te tue person wue win cor
rectly place twelve baseball clubs at the
' finish of the season. A mathematical
friend of .Thk Ledeeu has figured out
the number of combinations suscoptlble
in twelve names, with the result that
h .. .;.... ...
mere are just uvjw,uuv ei tnem, anu te
purchase that many copies of The En-
i' , quirtr at 5 cents each would cost the
fr& lucky fellow just ?31,19G,8S0. Ge in,
boys.
i a uamy unurrcu uiaur.
f A special from Paris says ThcBlutgrass
" t, aiiuuc la tJ iuuiui . w uiu Dwuuu tiuju jv
'a is suppressed. Twe months age Charles
C. Moere, the editor, wrote an article en
1? Judge Seulo Smith of Loxlngten, and an-
eneunced that it would appear in a certain
6 Issue of his paper; and after the paper
f was printed the Judge told Moere he
., weuiu kui mm u ine paper witu me sian-
y dereuB article was circulated, and then
jnoero iiau tne wneie cuitien ei tnrce
thousand copies destroyed.
) diiiuu vuui uuiu ill: uua uuij jsaucu uuu
a paper, but another was te be issued this
-week. It contained seme very defama-
j''tery articles about the Paris people, and
i wheu Moere, who is new in jail, found
$ out that V. 8. Marshall of Lexington,
, who had printed bis former papers, had
hum Indlntefl fnr nnliHfllilnc It. ln nt.
'fr! eee teleer&Dhcd Dr. Henrv. of The Fal-
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' mouth Quide, with whom he had made
amnvemnnta tsi Art lila tirnaanrnrlr nnrl
ja M-ftv.v ., , ... r.vw. -..v.
. typesetting In the future, net te print It,
wi, if he had, te destroy it. Moero new
gVwji he will never again enter the jour-
r.x iHwmtu ueiu, nuu, nui uuieuiuf; "is uuua
c , tlw life of C. 0, Moere, will enter the
tenure leld.
X ' . 1 rjn w Vfiuv e Iaa flint 4 nft Ain
7r - "' " "" - "- .w,vw
IMNMM Oi HOpKIMVllie, BUJHMS JaH-
$ ' bm rmlmgu, a twlle and a uaughter ei
fife. . 1 r- 11 XT Vatrtal1i nn nt flia
W , mmtmmvi. r. w w.ftu w. .-
MMNt uwltirit jKaMM J tw staAe, wm
IpWrIM Tbwrdv.
DAU-LfMAV
nj3j6lnr
THE FIRST OXE OK THE SEASON.
Successful and Satisfactory Closing Kxcr
cises of Mrs. C. M. Itland's Scheel.
Mrs. C. M Bland's school closed for
the summer yesterday in a most pleasant
innnncr. In the afternoon the parents
and ether friends of the little folks
gathered in the school-room and were
brightly ontertaincd by a pregramme
consisting principally of recitations.
There were twenty little boys and girls
and each ene took a part. All acquitted
themselves admirably, reflecting credit en
the school and its teacher. Every one
did se well that te mention any particular
ene would be uujust criticism. The fol
lowing is the pregramme:
I'm Going te be a Wise Man Jehn
Windser Sharp.
The Smack in Scheel Elizabeth Kirk.
Ne Chance for a Bey Bruce Owens.
Cherish Kindly Feelings Edua Greeue.
Grandmother's Steiy Isabel Watseu.
A Touching Incident Bessie Peed.
A Fortune by 5Iy Tengnc Rebert Lee
Clift.
I'll De My Best Helen Nelsen.
We Little Beys Rebert Douglass
Jnnuary.
The Chicken's Mistake Nellie Page
Owens.
Grandfather's Soliloquy Nelsen Clift.
Bessie Graj- Annle C. Kirk.
A Bey's Complaint Mndisen S. Dim
mitt. Won't and Will-Clay Weed.
Pegging Away Buferd D. Chenewcth.
Entertaining Her Big Sister's Beau
Bessie Peed.
The Kitten's Christmas Nelsen Clift.
The Bashful Bey William N. Nelsen.
Which Would Yeu Rather Be? Elaner
Kirk, Clay Weed, Edna Greene, Helen
Nelsen and Julia Chenewcth.
When I'm Grewn Up Sudduth Cal
houn. The Reason Why Bennie T. Warder.
Choice of Trades Sudduth Calhoun,
Madisen Dimmitt, Buferd Chenewcth,
Bennie Warder, Douglass January, Will
Nelsen, Nelsen Clilt, Lee Clift and
Windser Sharp.
Summer Vacation Eleaner Kirk.
A Little Schoelma'am Elizabeth Kirk.
An Awful Fly Bennie T. Warder.
Valedictory Isabel Watsen.
Geed-bye Annie Kirk, Bessie Peed,
Belle Watsen, Nellie Owens and Lizzie
Kirk.
Dr. J. H. SAMUEL,
EweUlent Sureeen Geed Samaritan Hospital,
Ex-acting Superintendent Lengvlew
Insane Asylum,
PHYSICIAN AND SUEGE0N
Olllre and IUldeuce:
Thinl Strret, one deer W'ttt of Market.
State National Bank
MAYSVILLE, KY.
CAPITAL STOCK $200,000
SURPLUS 110,000
DO A GENERAL BACKING BUSINESS.
O. II. I'KAnCE, Cashier.
AV. II. Cox, President.
Jno. 1'lLi.fl, Vice-President.
Gee. M. Clinger & Sen,
BRICK MASONS AND CONTRACTORS !
Estimates made en all classes of Werk,
Leck Bex 417, MAYSVILLE. KY.
T. H. N. SMITH,
DENTIST.
$&
Teeth Intrrled Without
Plate.
Oat Uied in Extraction
of Teeth.
OFFiC'E-Sefend Street.
COCIiHAN 4 SONS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CODUT STHEET,
IIOIIT. A. COCIIHAN
A. V. J, COCIIHAN
MAYSVILLE, KY
WM. D. COCIIHAN,
W.II.WADSVOHTn, SB. W. It. WADSWORTH, JH.
1
WADSWOHTH it BON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
MAYSVILLE, KY.
The general practice of Law,
WHITE, JUDD & CO.
-Are still In the-
FUBNITURE BUSINESS
At Ne. 42 W. Second Street
C. W. WAItDLE,
DENTI1ST
ZwrtjrWf Bleak, Second aad JuUh Street.
Leui8Viu.K carpenters will hereafter
work only ntne hours per day.
Tub Directors of the Winchester Fair
hare decided te make all purses $100 and
entinncc fee 7J per cent
The comings of the Clieusapcakc and
Ohie for the tlihd week in April are$157,
053 57. an increase of $2,737' 10 ever the
same week lnt year.
PaiiisIihs had a timnping fraud who
played the Oddfellew racket. He gave
the name of E. W. Mltchell a mighty
geed name in these paits But he mieht
be u Masen by the name of Grever Hill
In the next town. Tlie satcst way is te
give all tramps tliu middle of the read
en a rock pile. Hunest men are rarely
if ever reduced te the extremity of indis
criminate begging.
Aliikut II. HoeitE, of Cloverdell Farm,
Celraar, Pa., bought of Jehn D. Creigh Croigh
ten, Fayette county, the bay mare Evan
geline, by Diiecter, 2:17, dam Funnie II.,
by Red Wilkes, second dam Old Ferrest,
by Edwin Ferrost. for $18,000, the high
est price ever paid for a trotting breed
mare. She is a grand individual, and Is a
race mare of the highest quality As a
two-year-old she wen four races, mid get
a record of 2:281. At three years she wen
six races, and earned a rcceid of 2:10
which is 5 seconds faster than the record
of Nancy Hanks at the same age.
Silk Wall Papeii 20 inches wide,
reduced from GO cents te 20 cents per
belt, at Kacklev & McDeugle's.
Hill & Ce are selling new peas at
Gl) cents per peck and cucumbers at 5
cents each, also fancy rlpe Tomatoes,
Strawberries, spring Chickens, and every
thing else geed te eat.
BBOWIIIG
25 ounce Utilnuiulried Waists, sizes 6 te H years, 25 cents.
25 ounce asserted styles In Percale and Cheviot,
worth 75 and 50 cents, sizes b' te 14) years.
TT? YOI7 IT?Tn Black JIe3,ei'y for Lad,es. Misses and Children
XJXJ for Summer, try a pair of our celebrated Etlie-
eplan Dye. They are absolutely fast and stainless. A trial will convince you
of this fact.
Ne. 51 WEST SECOND STREET.
Maysville Carriage Company,
Mamjfactukers
A FINE LINE OP CARKIAGE WORK.
Alse Agents feii the
Deeriiiff Harvesting Machinery.
Adjoining Opera-house,
AiDEY GOODS,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS,
And HOUSEKEEPING GOODS GENERALLY ALWAYS ON HAND
AXD FOR SALE UY f
landreth's Reliable Garden Seed
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR SALE II V
THOS. J. CHBNOWETH.
DRUOGLST, SECOND
McCLANAHAN & SHEA,
-DEALERS IN-
MANTELS,
Tinware, Tin Reefing,
JOB WORK OF ALL KINDS Executed in the
GBEENAVbOD'S PA TNT STORE!
Latest in WALL PAPER. Largest Quantity, Lewest Prices.
CAN SUIT ANYBODY. PAINTS, OILS, YARNIBHE3. ZWEIGART BLOCK.
L. C. BLATTERMAN.
OLDEST HOUSE IN THE CITY.
BLATTERMAN & POWER,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
MILLER'S MONITOR RANGES,
AND DEALERS IN
MANTELS, STOVES, GEATES, ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
it rteemtOM, WMhlnir MnehlsM, Wringers ard Kltelien Specialties. We will net
uh4tW. All voed MruaniBteed at repreeeBted. Tlq lleeflng, QutteriByRtul
oerol Jflw tVetic,
28 M 80 W; Second Street
Stmine Hats Nelsen' J.
ii m '
SiiuiTd made te order Nelseiu
Fuii! and Accldent Ins. W. R Warder.
Cheapest Wall Paper at Greenwood's.
Newest lu Wall Paper nt Greenwood's.
Meals at nil hours nt Eltel's, Ne. 1U5
Market street.
Qheat reduction in Wall Paper at
Kackley & McDougle's f rem 50 cents te
20 cents per belt.
Fer Sale.
Finest building lets in the city in River
view Tcrrace, opposite the C. and O. Do De Do
pet. Terms easy.
Peauce & Duley.
Feuutken K sold Geld Ladies' Watches
14; Geld filled Watches at $15; Gent's
Geld filled Watches $15 and $18. at Mur
phy's, the Jeweler, successor te Hepper
& Murphy.
The room formerly occupied by W. L.
Themas & Bre., in Mitchell, Finch & Ce.'s
Bank building, is being remodeled
throughout and wheu completed will be
occupied by Ballenger, Jeweler.
Tiiese wishing fresh and reliable Gar
den and Flower Seed, Plants nnd Grape
vines, should call en H. II. Cox & Sen,
Seuth fide Second strcet. two doers from
Sutten, the largest dealers in bulk seed
in Maysville.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
roil sitEittrr.
We nre Authorized te announce. J. C. JEF
FERSON ns the Democratic candidate for
Shcrllt of Masen county nt the election te ue
held Tuesday, November 8th, 1893.
& CO.'
SPECIAL OFFERING IN BOYS' SHIRTS AND "WAISTS.
BE0WHING & CO.,
and Dealers in
MAYSVILLE, KY,
FANCY and STAPLE
GEORGE COX & SON.
AND SUTTON.
GRATES,
Guttering and Spouting.
best manner.
W. F. POWER,
:-: MAYSVIfiLE, KY.
Allen A. Edmonds,
PUBLI5 LSI3I2 BDILDIW0,
UiYSVILLI, ST.
ORDERS SOLICITED FOR
ANYTHING
THAT CAN BE
PRINTED
WITH TYPE.
LIMESTONE FAEM,
MAYSVILLE, KY.
Mere Speed, Better Individuals and Breeding,
for Less Heney, than any Farm.
BARNEY WILKES,
Sire of seven from 2 l'JM te 2:30,
by Gee.Wllkc8,2:23, gire of eighty In
3:30; dnra Uen. by ltoscee, son of
Pilet, Jr. TERMS, $50 cash at
tlme of sorvlce. with return prhl prhl prhl
loge, or 1 75 te Insure
ALCANDRE, 2:'J6.
By Aloyeno, 2:27, slre of .twenty .twenty
flve In 2:30; dam lady Carr, dum of
Ambassador, 2:21H, Mary S . 2:28,
by American Clay. TERMS, $50 te
insure.
JlcALISTEU, 2:27.
IlyEiibert. Blrenf (lfty-twe In 2:30;
dam Laura, dam of Eirir IIot(tbrce-jcar-oldl
1:32. Kultfht Templar,
2:33. by Ilillr Adams, son of Almont.
TERMS, $25 te insure.
DR. OWENS.
Ilv Alcantara, 2:23, slre of fifty In
2:.W, first dam by Sir Walklll, sec
ond dam by Kentucky Prince.
TEUMy, $10 cash by season, or J 15
te Insure
pSSend for Catalogue
JAS. W. FITZGrEMLD,
MAYSVILLE, KY.
aprl einSw
PURE DRUGS,
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
Soaps, Perfumerles, Spenges, Chamois, Pocket
Uoek8.TollotArtlcles.il rushes. Spices, Station
ery, Paints for all purposes, ie.
PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY DISPENSED
AT ALL HOUHS.
Patrenage of the publle respectfully solicited.
J. JAMES WOOD,
DRUGGIST,
Ne. 1 W. Second St., Maysville, Ky.
mm mm stoke
A First-class Line of
Everything- Usually
Found in a Drug- Stere.
POWER & BEYN0LDS.
BAZX.BOAD SCHEDULE.
CINCINNATI niVIBlO.V CIIK.SAI'KAKK AND OHIO
Ne. 2. 0 IS a. Ill
Se. 20 7:40 p. in
Ne. 1S......4 V i. in
Ne. 4. .8 00 1. in
Eut
V
m
111
m
m
Wet
Add twenty-six minutes te et city tlme.
Nes. 10 and 20 are the Majsvllle accommoda
tion, and Nes. 17'and 18 the Huntington accom
modation. Nes. 1 and 2 are the fast ezprcss
and Nes. 8 and 4 the F. F. V.
Ne. 4 (F. F. V.) Is a solid train with through
dlnlnjr car and Pullman Bloopers te Washing
ton, llaltlmore. Philadelphia and New Yerk.
Through Pullman sloepcr te Richmond, Va.,
and Old Point Comfert. Ne. 2 Is a solid train
with Pullman Blooper te Washington, making
all Eastern and Southeastorn connections.
The accommodation trains nre dally except
Sunday j the rest nre dally.
Direct oennoction at Cincinnati for points
West and Seuth.
MAYSVILLE DIVISION KENTUCKY CENTRAL.
Seutldmund.
Leave MayBVIlle ut6:20 a. m. for Paris, Lox Lex
Ington, Cincinnati. Richmond, Stanford, Llv Llv Llv
Ingston.tlclllce, Mlddlosberough, Cumberland
Clap, Frankfort. Loulsvllle and points en N.
N. and M. V., Eastern Division.
Leaves Maysville at 1:60 p. m. for Paris, Cin
cinnati. Loxlngten, Winchester, Rlohmend
and points en N. N. and SI. V., Eastern Divis
ion. Northbound.
Arrlve at Maysville at 10.10 a. m. and 8:80
p. in.
All trains dally oxcept Sunday.
Add twenty-six minutes te get city tlme.
Cincinnati, Portsmouth, Big: Sandy and
"" Pomeroy Packet Company.
The splendid beats of this line, running be
tween Cincinnati, Portsmouth, Irenton Hunt
ington, Qalllpells and Pomeroy, pass Mays
ville as follews:
Pomeroy Packets Oostenn, Telegraph and
City of Madisen paw Mayavllle either way st
1 o'clock a. ra,
DenanM up dally for Vaneeburg at 6 a. m.,
returning for Cfnelnnatl, passes Maysville
dallr. exeent Sunday, at 3 n.tn
orrbtermw,
JOB mNTINf imtly aM quHly exeeutd
T&r N. ILk
RdUTEr'
dur erriMBfl.
Marer K. K. Peftrw, 3r
City Clerk ...Martin A. Oliare
run A, - iinni i
A. CeehrBK. Jr ,
Collector and Treasurer. .
Marshal ,
Assessor ......
Weed nnd Ceal inspector ....
Wharfmaster
..James-Iletiiij
A.N. HUM
.William nnvl. .
..C.M.Phlter,y
City Proseoutor ....
City Physician
j.n.jveiiuc .
Dr. O. C. Owens t
City Undertaker
Kocper Almshouse Mrs Sarah E. 8app "j
. ,,'W. Jl. JIVIUl-W.1",
CITY COUNCIL.
Meets Flttl Thunday Evening in Each Menth.
Wlllam II. Cox, President. ,
MEMnEIIS.
- First IKanl.
(DW.H.Cex,
0J)W. H.Wadswerth,Jr.
(3) Cennrd Rudy,
Second Ward,
(1) J. C. Pecer,
(2) M. F. Kehee,
(3) C. It. Pea tee, Jr.
Third Ward.
(1) E. W. Fitzgerald.
(-') II. It. lilorbewer,
Kenrt Want?
(l)Thes. M.Woed,
(2) llobert Flcklln,
(U) H. L. Newoll. .
Fifth Ward.
(1) Gee. C. Flemlng,
(2)H.T. Haulman,
(3) J. I. Salisbury.
Stiih Ward.
(II Oee. Sohreodor,
r) Polk Illcks.
(u u. u. iiatterman.
(3) Ilufus Dryden.
Tim fiirnrns Indlcate the number of vears
eiieli Councilman has te sorve from January,
1892.
MASONIC LODOVS.
Confldcnce I)dge Ne. fiJ Meets first Mon Men
dav night lu each month. .
0IIIFIIU LilMlgU U. Oii i'lUUlB BVUUUU muuuil, -Np i
night in each month. . ..... vtiiu'
Maysville diepter Ne. -MeeU third Men-, VSraJ
dav night In each month. , X g(m
SlaysvllloCemmandery Ne. 10-Meets fourth ' Vl" S
Monday night in each month. ""ibsS 1
ODDFELLOWS. " ZZ$L
DeKnlb Ledgo Ne. 12 Meets every Tuesday
lllnggeld Ledgo Ne. 27 Meets every Wt Jnes
dav night.
Piegah Encampment Ne. 0 Meets .second
and fourth Mendajs In every month.
Canten Mnysvllle Ne. 2 Meets third Monday
night In each month.
Filcndshlp Ledgo Ne. 42, D. of H.-Meets
first Monday night In each mouth.
KNICIHTSOITYTIIIAS. '
Liraestone Ledgo Ne.30 Meets every Friday '
Maysville Division Ne. 0, U. It.-Meets first;
Tuesday in overy menin.
p. e. s. A.
Washington Camp Ne. 3 Meets every Thurs-
day night. '
, e. a. n.
Jeseph Helscr Pest Ne. 13 Meets first and
third Suturdays In each month.
M. C. Hiitchtns Camp Ne. 2, S. of V. Meets
every Wednesday ovenlng.
Weman's Itelief Cerps Meets second and
fourth Saturdays In each mouth.
, K. or II. p;
Ma8Vllle Ledgo Ne. 2:78. Meets first and ,
third Tuesdays In each month.
BRNHVOI-EMT SOCIETIES.
St. Patrick's Ilonevolent Society Meets
every second Sunday.
Sodality of the II. V. M. Meets overy Sun
day. "
Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society '
Meets first .Sunday In chcIi month.
Ancient Order of Hibernians Meets third
Sundav in cueli month.
Knights of St. Jehn-Meets first Tuesday ,'
In pneh mnnth.
German Hellef Society Meets first Monday
night in eacii mentu.
COLORED SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
Cashier Ledgo Ne. 24, F. L. M. Meets second ,
Wcdncsda) night In each month.
a. u. e. e. r.
Majsvllle Star Ledgo Ne. 1018. Meets first
und third Friday night In each month.
Household of ltuth Ne. 87. Meets second
Thursday night In each month.
DAUmiTEIlS OF THH TAUEKNACLE.
Conge Itlvur Tabernacle Ne. 80. Meets first
Thursday in each month.
DAUmiTEIlS OF THE OOOD BAMAMTAN.
Evnns Ledgo Ne. 0. Meets first Wednesday
night In each month.
u. n. r.
Geed Will Ledgo Ne. 4tl. Meets first Satur'
day and third Wednesday night In each month.
Yeung's Tomple Ne. 44. Meets first Monday'
night lu each month. '
e. A. it.
McKlnnevan Pest Ne. 1W. Meets fourth Sat
urday night In each month.
Weman's Heller Cerps Ne. 2S. Meets first
Tuesday In each month.
COURT DIRECT ORT.
CIHCUIT CO CUT. jl
Hen A. E. Cole, Judge Maysville
J. H.Sallee, Commonwealth Att'y... Maysville ,7
Hen D. Parry, Clerk Maysville
Allan I). Cele, Master Commissioner. Maysville '
Courts Meet
Masen -At Maysville, Tuesday after the soc sec
ond Monday in January, April, July and Octo
ber. Flemlng At Flemlngsburg, third Monday In
May und Novcmber.
Greenup At Greenup, fourth Monday In
February and August.
Lewls At Vanceburg secend Monday In
June and December.
Nicholas At Carlisle Tuesday after third
Monday In September and fourth Monday In
March.
MASON COUNTY COURT.
Meets Second Monday tn Each Menth. , ml
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i nes. u. i-nisier, rrcsiuing juage. , , .Maysville
Charles D.Newell, County Atterney. Maysville
T. M. Pearee, Clerk Maysville
Jehn W. Alexander. Sheriff Mnysvllle
J. C.Jeirorsenl rnll,i0,l Maysllek tr-jt
SamP. PorlnefUo')U,lcs1 Maysville l-i(
llnl.ert n. Ktrr .Tilling Xlii.-avllln JIV
Jehn D Hoe, Corener ... , Maysville
Jehn C. Everett, Assessor Maysville
G. W. Hluttermun, Scheel Sup't. ...Maysville
IQuartetly Court meets Tuesday after the,
second Monday In March, June, Soptembor
and December, and has civil Jurisdiction' te
the amount of $3)0.1
M va.'STHATKS COUIITS.
Majsvllle Ne. 1. Jehn L. Grant, Magistrate,
holds court the first Tuesday lu each month.
Jacob Miller, Magistrate, holds court the
1 en rlh Tuesday In eaeh month. Wm. U, Daw Daw
eon, Constable
MaysUlle Ne. 2. T. J. Pickett, Magistrate
holds court the first Saturday in oaeli month.
William Pepper, Magistrate, holds court the
fourth Saturday In each month. J. U. MeNutt,
Conitable.
Dever Jaraes Earnshaw and Frank Luns Luns
fera. Magistrates, held courts en the first end
third Wednesdays lu March, June, Soptembor
and Dccerabcr. Jehn ltunyen. Censtable.
Mlnerva O. N. Woaver and Jeseph M. Dyar,
Magistrates, held courts en the first and third
Thursdays In March. June, Soptembor and
Deoembor. William E. King, Censtable.
Germantewn Loslle H.Mannen and Wm. L.
Woedwnrd, Magistrates, held courts en the
first Friday and third Saturday In March,
June, September and Decomber, William
Feul, Censtable.
Sardls J. M. Hall and James II. Qrlgsby,
Magistrates, held courts en the second ana
fourth Saturdays In March. JunoHeptember
and Docember. A. J. Suit. Censtable.
Maysllek-Cbarles W. Williams and J, D.
Itaymend, Magistrates, held courts en the see seo soe
ond and fourth Fridays In March, June, Sep Sep Sop
eombor and Docembor. James It. ltobersen,
Censtable.
Lewlsburg Isaae L. Mellvatn and Jeseph
M. Aloxander, Magistrates, held courts en the
Rocend and fourth Thursdays In March. June,
Soptcmber and Deoembor. S. M. Strode. Con Cen
stablo. Orangeburg M. D. Farrew and Lewis, M.
Cellls, Magistrates, held courts en the first
Saturday and last Monday In March, June,'
Soptembor und Doeorabor. W. II. Coryell,
Constable
Washington-Edward Ilelfry and Arthur V.
Weed, Magistrates, held courts en the fourth
Tuesdays and third Wednesdays In March,
June, Soptcmber and Deoembor. Geerge 0.
noggin. Censtable.
Murphysvllle Jehn
E. Wells and W.
Wnrfhlnirtnn. MncrUrrarn tinM fu,ii.i. ru Hxa
fourth Mondays and third Thursdays In Mare,'
June, Soptember and December, ft, T, But
oil (Te, Censtable,
Fern Leaf Samuel R. Maitln and ItawaLI B.
uwens, Magistrates, Hern oeurtaou tne
ana leunu ewiuraays is Msrefi, .
ber and December. Charles Wa!
stable.
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