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lThe Editor of Tub Lkdeeii Is net responsi
ble) for the opinions ex pressed by Correspond
ents; but nothing reflecting upon tlie charac
ter or habits of any person will be admitted
te these columns.!
OUU AOENTS.
The following are authorized Agents for
Tub Pdiimc Lkdeku In their respective local lecal
ities: ATemnfiHii; Matthew Heffman.
. : Helena Uobert B. Cord.
Minerva Frank W. llanes.
Sanlts II. O. Grimliy.
Oranifeiin C. It. liens.
SprtnattaU C. C. rteirtnun.
MavsUck Charles wl
r heeler.
V(inrbute Mrs. Jennle Stewart.
fit. Carmel Kelly & Foxworthy.
' Augusta LcauderTully.
Pfed-Jeseph v. Williams.
Subscribers 'will save the trouble of letter
writing by paying their subscriptions te the
Agent at their place.
WCorrwpemietiN trill ylcnte send Letter te
as tertaeh us net later than 9 o'clock a. m. Oirt
facts in at few icertlt at possible. We want
tmjts in thit department, and net advertising
notice or political arguments. , ,
J&XXKIVS
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CHEEK.
Fires were, comfortable the last of the
week.
A Sunday-school was organized at
Stewart's Chapel last Sabbath.
, Isaac Cobb, Jr.., has moved with his
'family te the Fifth' Wyd, Maysville.
' Subscribe for The Pqnuc Ledoer. Its
"news is always bright, fresh and crisp.
Tsac Cobb, Sr., sold his crop of tobacco
last week te James C. Owens for 7 cents all
routed.
Beb Williams and Johnnie Rice re-
I turnci lust week from the waters of Red
River, La., whero they have for several
.months been engaged in the sawmill
TiusTness.
A negre tramp has been pilfering the
neighborhood of poultry and household
cffectsT He was taken Inte custody and
Kiven a big scare en Sunday and took te
his heels. If the rlghl move had been
takeSJie would huvu been captured by
,be polfce. Should he molest this neigh
borhood again he will get a dose of tar
-and feathery or Ne. ? birdshet.
FEAKIH.
- The wheat crop has ceme out wonder
fully and premises an average crop.
Mrs. Emma Fry, daughter of T. M.
'Fry and wife c;f 8. T. Fry, is dangerously
sick,
If plants are plenty, mere than the
average crop of tobacco will be put out
in this neighborheodt
' iire. Mary Fry is suffering with a
swelling of the limb joints. Twe of the
medical profession failed te name the
" complaint.
Croxten Pest Ne. 0, G. A. R at its
lest regular meetingi agreed te observe
Memerial Day by committees, Instead of
a public service.
A special meeting of Pest Ne. 9 will be
held at Union Schoelhousc, above Cot Cet
tageville, May 21st, at 2 o'clock p. m.,
for the benefit of Comrades in that
vicinity.
Died, April 20th, 1802, nftpr a lingering
illness, at the home of her brother. Miss
Hannah D. Cole, aged 43 years. De
ceased had been a sufferer for years. The
remains were interred in East Ferk Cem
etery by the side of her father and
mother, who preceded her ever the dark
c river several years age.
oitAseEiwaa.
Madame Rumer says there is te be a
wedding seen.
Children's Day at the Christian Church
en the fifth Sunday.
W. W. Ball, Church Myall and W. W.
Ball, Jr. were in our town recently.
.Elder Grubbs fills the pulpit at the
Christian Church the fourth Sunday of
thin mnntli
fc. - 'Otiarterlv meetinir at the M. E. niuimli.
vw w e - - r
.Sentb. the fourth Saturday and Sundnv
tfc of 0j1s month.
,M, B. Telle, ene of our old bachelor
friend, was navini his distresses te h
Miss Belt last Sunday.
,' Miss Lucy A. Bulleck is spending a
j ion wcuive vyuu uvr cuusiii. iiira. Li. J.
W.) BwUeck of Mill creek.
Hiss Mollie Ilerd of Lewis county la
J nrwadlng ft few days with her brother.
Dr. W. H. Ilerd of this place.
' David E. Bulleck and his nephew. C.
4., Rese, caught a flva-peund catfish out
L-f tke Kerth Ferk wRh hook and line.
TbM-e id an old bachelor of this neigh-
F1hoed who says the electric Belt is
JCmaifclnif in ruuTurs wltK 11. e nna t.
e nw nm vvtMuniw tw wUV UU
ttmik plfW.ifijii9Mtfir heart discase.
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Mrs. H, P. SlenUremerr of Georgetown
p.VletttK )m dKktw, Mw.A. 8, Ihv
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town tills week with a view te locating
here.
Tim trial of J, T Woodward for soiling
cldur was continued until next Saturday,,
en tuotleu of the Commonwealth' At
torney. Burgess Tayler of Mtiysville, reprcscut- j
ins iiiu nurwiwcsieni iaic insurance
Company, has l)ecn In Jit. Olivet for sov sev
eral days.
The Christian Church of this place re
ceived four additions Sunday afternoon,
all of whom were baptised in the after
noon near Brldiievllle.
Hen. Winflcld Buckler, Robertsen's
candidate for Circuit Judiie. is in Cnrlisle
,thls, week talking politics te the heys.
Jlr. Huckler is n lawyer of twenty years'
successful practice. He has forged right
te the front in his profession by an energy
and industry which has characterized Ids
whole life. In addition te his legal at
tainments, he is n scholarly and affable
gentleman and his presence in the con
test for Judicial honors will be felt.
On Sunday afternoon as Rev. Willis
and family weie returning from services
at Fester's Chanel in a surrey their horse
became frightened at a passing horse and
bucgy and backed the surrey ever an em
bankment. Mrs. Willis falling out first,
the two wheels of the leaded vehicle
passed ever her chest, and finally toppled
ever, throwing all out. Mrs. Willis isslu
a very precarious condition. Her injuries
are serious and painful, but it is hoped net
fatal.
de run.
Miss Varnette Cleveland left yesterday
en a four weeks visit teheraiintat Knox
ville. Tenn.
The town assessor has completed ids
work and the books show an increase of
near $50,000 ever last year.
The Portsmouth and Big Sandy Packet
co s oeais win iaua at our wharf no
mere until some new arrangements are
effected.
A. F. Cumin, the genial editor and pre
prieter of The Berer iTetu, left this morn
ing te attend the meeting of the Ken
tucky Press Association which convened
at Lexington yesterday.
Nathan Gribble, who was operated en
last Friday by Dr. J. L. Wylie assisted
by Dr. F. Smith and ethers is doing re
markably well. The operation was litho lithe litho
eomy. Mr. Gribble is 68 years of age.
Quite a considerable number of our
town people attended court yesterday as
witnesses and spectators in the famous
Hanna-Boyd case, it being the fourth day
the case has been "grinding through the
mills."
Through the kindness of Dr. F. M.
Smith yesterday, we were allowed te
examine the right hand glove that Colonel
Metcalfe were jn his duel with W. F.
Caste en the fishing shore just below
town. It was made of buckskin of the
gauntlet pattern, and shows a wonderful
state of preservation te be 30 years old
last Sunday. The c ove was handed te
Dr. M. Smith, father of the present
possessor, Immediately after the fatal shot
was fired. What became of the ether
glove was never known.
JIAS0X COUNTY CJJJCU1T COURT.
(Jleaning'j Frem Late Yesterday's
Early Te-IJjiy's Decket.
and
The jury in the case of W. P. Baldwin
vs. W. L. Merau found for Meran in the
sum of $89 20, with interest from April
17th, 1880, subject te a credit of $22 paid
August 22d, 1888.
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Wedded at CovluRteu.
Yesterday's Ledeku made brief men
tien of n marriage at Covington. The
Commonwealth says of it: "A delightful
wedding was solemnized yesterday eve
ning by W. S. Priest, Paster of the Fourth
Street Christian Church, at the residence
of W. B. Rawlings, 430 Bakowell street,
where J. W. Lay ten nnd Mrs. Lucy Overly
were Joined in holy wedlock. The at
tendants were Mr. Abner Rawlings and
Miss Sarepta Rawlings. After the cere
mony an elegant repast was served the
guests. Mr. and Mrs. Layten are from
Maysville, which place they will make
their future home.
i ..mm i ii
Takk stock In the second series of the
Peeple's Building Association. New
open. ,
Ce.NBTAiJLB W. B. Dawsen arrested
Charles Mitchell of the Sixth Ward this
morning ter stealing coal off the C. and
O. cars. He will be tried before '8quire
Grant this afternoon.
Jenx R. Roihnsen known as "Leng
Jehn RobinBen" died near Baltimore,
aged 85, He was a native of Kentucky,
andind been for many years a con
spicuous figure in a large business and
financial operations in this country and
Mexico.
It was definitely settled last night that
the e ill ces of the Maysville Sanitarium.
Company will he located in the Cox
Building, They will occupy two rooms
en the second fleer, immediately ever the
Posteftlce. We uadersUnd that six, pa
tleets have, senified their intention te
take the trMtmeet at ee,
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TIEOESSM
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IF YOU SHOULD SHOOT AT OUR. LINE OF HATS
you would be sure te hit a geed one. We keep the best,
the latest, the neatest, and se are able te suit the taste
and fit the head.
Premising Youngsters.
The fastest youngster that has yet ap
peared nt the Limestone Farm is an Al
candrc gelding, bred and owned by Mr.
Themas Luttrell and named in his honor.
He was just broken geed last summer
and showed some premise, and this
spring he bids fair te outdo his premise,
as Saturday he showed a 2:21 clip in his
work, We also learn they have a very
premising two-year-old, also by Alcandre.
Lint or "Adrertlstd" Ltttrn.
Belew is a list of letters remaining un
called for at the Maysville Posteftlce for
the week ending May 10th, 181)2:
Adnm. Ludwly Jaquitb. Oilman
.Vdcll. Itnmi
Moren. M. E.
llarnes. Irene
Miller, Charles
Malley. Mary A.
Owen Ilretlicra
Pewer, Ciipltela
llnulfertf. Abble
Ilrtiider, Charles
CutnmliiK. Mrs. H. T
UlnrK. JHinei
repers. isma
ttreen. Mrs. Josepblne Rowland. W. Frank
Hall, Mrs. Kosella Shields, Moses
Huffman. Mattle Thacher, Asher
Hlmes. Richard Wright, Mrs. Ella
Jehnsen, Geerge Williams, Mrs. Jonnle
Jehnsen, J. West, Walter
Jolmsen, Ler. Warder. Themas B.
Jehnsen, Wm. H.
Er?One cent due en eacli of above.
Perseus calling for these letters will
please say that the' are advertised.
Themas A. Davis.
Postmaster.
SritiKG Hatu Nelsen's.
SuiitTS made te order Nelsen.
Fiue and Accident Ins. W. R Warder.
Cheapest Wall .Paper at Greenwood's.
Newest in Wall Paper at.Oreenwoed's.
Reduced prices en Pictures. Call and
see. Prices marked in plain figures.
Kacki.ev & McDouele.
The most complete line of goods, suit
able for bridal Frcsent8' at greatly re
duced prices nt Murphy's the Jeweler,
successor te Uepper & Murphy.
Tuese wishing fresh and reliable Gar
den and Flower Seed, Plants and Grape
vines, should call en II. H. Cox & Sen,
Seuth side Second street, two doers from
Sutten, the largest dealers in bulk seed
in Maysville.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOK SIIEllIFF.
We are authorized te anneunce J. C. JEF
FEB30N as the Democratic candldate for
SherilT of Masen county at the election te be
ueiu xucsuay, Aevemucratii, isir.',
Special Meeting.
Mavsville, Kv., May 10th, 1893.
The Beard of Council will meet Frlrinr. Mnr
20th. at T:u0 p. m. te hear appeals from assess
ment for the year 1MB.
MARTIN A. O'HABE. City Clerk.
Master Commissioner's Netice
MASON CIRCUIT COURT.
Maggie Clark, Adm'r., ic. Plaintiffs, 1
Against V
Stanley Clark, ic, Defendants. )
Notlce Is hereby given te the creditors of W.
B. Clark, deceased, that the underslgned Mas
ter Commissioner, In pursuance of an order
In the abeve styled cause, will attend at his
office en Court street In the city of Maysville
from the date hereof until May lttb, 1803, te
receive and hear nroef of claims aeraltut mid
decedent, and that all claims net prosented te
blra and proven as required by law, within the
tlme above specified, will be thnreaf ter barred.
ALLAN D. COLE,
May 11th. IMtt. , Master Commissioner.
WHITE, JUDD & CO.
-Are still In the-
FUBNITUEE BUSINESS
At We. 42 W. Second Street.
T. H. N. SMITH,
DENTIST.
fe
Teeth
Intfrlfd
JHale,
Without
Oat Vteil in Extraction
of Teeth.
OFFIQE-Secend Street.
Dr. J. H. SAMUEL,
Ex-renMent Surgeon Ooed rimrltn ITesiaui,
Kx-cllDf Huperlntenilent I.engvlsw
IniiB Asylum.
PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEQN
HH HMd Krstdeurei
TMrd Mrn, one aeir H' of Xrk.
igggl
r-?t
vr&X
rSSB ADVERTISING.
Ne Charge!
MvtrlUlmcnUundtr
the heading of "JMji
Wanted." "Situation
n'anted," " ," " Found," Jccfef an accepta
lilt nature, and net te exceed three llnet, en thlt
Htje, are FREE te all.
1ST" AY) Buinas Advertisement Imerted with
out pay.
If amwert fall te come theflrtt time, we invite
at many repctlttent at ac necettery te tecure
what you adveittte for. N with the adcerttsert
te feel that they are net Unixittna en ut by utlnu
our free columns.
AdvertUemcntt can he left at our office or tent
through the mail te
Tllf PUULIC LEDGER COJiMAT,
, .. xVii. te E. Third Street
WANTED.
"WANTED Te excliaime a 20 pound pair of
Dumb-bellN Ter a tualr weighing- 0 or 0
pounds. Apuly at Postenice.
'XJrANTKD
-A position as copyist and short-
'I hand writer by iiyeunir lad v: can vive
best of references.
otHce.
Address L. D., Lkdeeu
T7ANTED-A complete set of " OlllclatHec
t erds of tlie union and Contcderato
Armies." published by the WBr Department.
Address, stating price, "Veteran,'' Bex 083,
Maysville. Ky.
WANTED-One lHrge room.
V. .Maysville. Ky.
Address Bex
W7ANTED Three thousand subscribers te
'' Tiik Puiir.tc Ledeku.
WANTED-Enorgetlo Agents and Corres
pondents ter The Pnur.ie Ledeku.
FOE KEHT.
TTIOK HENT-After the
18th, my resldonce
J- en Fourth street. Apply te
ELL.
a. H. NEW-
plOK HENT A Piane. Apply at this office.
1710 It HENT A very desirable two-story
. framedwelllng, fourreomsand a kitchen,
In Fifth Ward. Apply te JOHN O'DONNELL.
FOB KENT Several valuable spaces, for
advertising purposes, In Tub 1'uni.ic
I.KDOKIt.
TOB. BAJ.JE.
FOB SALE-Flve geed Window Frames, Sash
and Shutters; will pell cheap. Apply te
J. h. NICHOLSON, at Blerbewer's.
FOB SALE Flve valuable pieces of prop
erty In the Sixth Wan). Houses all brand
new.
If you want a home new Is your tlme.
junft wAi.au. ueai Kstate Agent
F
OB SALE-0,000 20 luch clap-hoards for sale
In. n i nvi? Qn..ii.
I7IOB SALE Or trade for city preperty, a
A. fjoed family Herse and an almost new
Surrey. DB. S. PANOBUBN.
ZiOST.
LOST-On Second street, between Wall and
Wesley Vicroy's utore, a $10 bill. Finder
please leave at this ollice aud receive reward.
LOST On last Wednesday, a Paper Hang
er's Brush lit the Sixth Ward, about or
near Geerge Walllngferd's store. The tinder
will please return te The Pdiilie Leixieii of ef of
flce and receive a suitable reward.
P. G. TBIPLETT.
T OST
A Pocketbook containing lfl 75. Be-
J-J ward of
5
If returned te The Lcdger
ollice. or te
Tiini a a qiuvm?
imifle a.. &.WL .
LOST A golden epiwirtunlty If you de net
advertise in Tim Puiu.ie I.euiieu.
rOUND.
I7IOUND A Kid Glevo. Ownercan get same
by calling at Ledeeh otllce.
2JIOUND That It pays a big profit te patron
- lie The Puiu.ie Ledeeh.
37IOUND Bunch of Keys, which owner can
have by calling at Pitolie Ledeeu ollice
and proving property.
J. J. FITZGIEEALD,
Flumbcr, Gtis and Steam Fitter!
41 West Second Street,
Jewel Gas Steves.
MAYSVILLE, KY.
Gee. M. dinger & Sen,
BRICK MASONS AND CONTRACTORS!
Estimates made en all classes of Werk,
Leck Bex 4.17, MAVSVILLE. KY.
W.H.WADSWOnTll, Sit. W. II. WADSW0KTII, Jn.
WAD3WOBTH & SON,
ATTORNETS AT LAW,
MAY8VILLS, KY.
The general practice of Law.
COCHRAN & SONS,'
ATTORNETS AT LAW,
COURT 8TBEET,
UOtlT.A. COCIIIIAN,
KV, 1
A. V. J.COCI1UAN
MAYSVILLE, KT
WM. D. COCHRAN
C. W. WARDLE,
DENTIST
Zweigrart'i Ble?k, Ssenil aud Sutten Streets.
We Must Have Meney ! &
) no
the less. Circumstances boyeud our control compel us te raise this money;
hence our grout reduction sale. Every day our bhIcs have shown nil we asked
since the commencement of our big' cut in order te double bur foriher1' sales.
We sold twice the quantity of goods that we had ever sold before during the ,
sumo time, but did net take in a corresponding amount of money. Anyone ,.
can see that 1,000 suits worth 15 00 each', when sold at their actual value,
will nmeunt te $15,000; but when they are sold at $7 50 a suit, as the case
has beeu with us, the money iu drawer only counts up half as much. This
ratio of actual value of goods sold and the nmeunt of cash received was uni
versal throughout the store. Men's, Beys' nnd Children's Suits, Hats, Under
wear, &c, &c, &?., all sold fer1 prices far less than their intrinsic worth.
THIS MONTH BARGAINS WILL BE BETTER I
We knew full well that the season has been backward; that money Is '
scarce and 'that time9 are hard. We also knew that we must turn our ptd'ck
into cash. We knew that te de se we must offer extraordinary inducements
in prices. This we have done, and persons who will ceme te our store dur
ing this the second month of this unprecedented, uuparallelled and unex
pected forced sale of fine goods, can realize from the quality nnd low prices
hew great is the necessity for us te turn' our merchandise into money.
Thanking you for past favors nnd urging all te' take advantage of
this rare opportunity, we are, respectfully,
Tun T Whrtin k fin The Old Reliable Bed
j no. a. maitm & VjO., COrner clothing mm
Small, the Tailor
CAN nK FOUND AT HIS
EMPORIUM of FASHION
A'e. 110 .VurAr Slrtrt,
; Opposite Central Hetel.
State National Bank
MAYSVILLE. KY.
CAPITA C STOCK $'JOit,000
8VHVLVS 110,000
DO A OENEHAL BANKINO BUSINESS.
C. 11. 1'KAncK, Cashier.
W. It. Cox, PriMldent.
Jno. PitEs Vice-President.
CITY DIRECTORY.
ciTr erricEHS.
Mayer. .
E. E. Pearce, Jr
.....Martin A. O'llure
City Clerk...
Celic
ccter aud Treasurer It. A. Cechrau. Jr
Marshal Jnmes llellln
Assessor...... A.N. Huff
Weed and Ceal Inspector William Davis
Wharf maeter CM. Plilster
City Prosecutor ... . J. N. Kehoe
City Physician Dr. C.C.Owens
City Undertaker Q. A. Means & Sen
Keeper Almshouse Mrs. Sarah E. Sapp
CITV COUNCIL.
Meets First Tliurtday Evening in Each Menth.
William H. Cox, President.
MKM11EI1S.
Flnt Ward.
(1) W. H. Cox.
Fourth Ward.
(1) Thes. M. Weed.
(2) Bebort Fickllu,
(3) II. L. Newell.
Fifth Wanl.
(1) Gee. C. Fleming,
02)H.T. Haulraiin,
(3) J. I. Salisbury.
Slxlh Want.
(UOce, Schrocder,
c) Polk Hicks.
C' )V. H.Wadswerth.Jr.
(3) Conard Budy,
Second IFarrf.
(1) J. C. Pecer.
(-') SI. F. Kehoe,
(3) C. II. Pearce, Jr.
Third Ward.
(1) E. W. Fltzperald,
(2) II. B. Blerbower,
(3) L. C. Batterman.
(3)BufusDrden.
The figures Indicate the number of years
each Councilman has te serve from January,
18!tt.
MASONIC 1.01)0 ES.
Confidence Ledge Ne. 52 Meets first Mon Men
iav night In each month.
Masen Ledge Ne. 342 Meets second Monday
nlght In each month
Maysville Chapter Ne. 9 Meets third Men-
day night In each month
Muvsville Cemmanderr Ne. 10 Meets fourth
Monday night In each mouth.
ODDFELLOWS.
DeKalh Ledge Ne, 12 Meets every Tuesday
night. '
Blnggeld Ledgo Ne. 27 Meets every Wednes
day night.
PlPirali Encamnmcnt Ne. 0 Meets second
and fourth Mondays In every month.
Canten Maysville Ne. 2 Meets third Jlenday
night in each month.
friendship Ledgo Ne. 42. a. or B.-Meets
first Monday night In ouch month.
KS'imiTS or PYTHIAS.
Limestone Ledgo Ne. 30 Meets every Friday
night.
Maysville Division Ne. 0, U. B. Sleets first
Tuesday In every month.
i. e. s. A.
Washington Camp Ne. 3 Meets every Thurs
day night.
e. a. u.
Jeseph Hclscr Pest Ne. 13 Meets first and
third Saturdays In each month.
M. C. Hutchlns Camp Ne. 2, 8. of V.-Meets
every Wednesday evcnlng.
Weman's Bellef Cerps Meets second and
fourth Saturdays In each mouth.
k. or ii.
Maysville Ledgo Ne. 2778. Meets first nud
third Tuesdays In each month.
11ENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
St. Patrick's Bonevolont Society Meets
every second Sunday.
Sodality of the B." V. M. Meets overy Sun
day. Father Mathew Total Abstlnoneo Soclety
Dieeis ursi duiiuuvih eaen meniu.
Anclent Order of Hibernians Meets third
Sunday In each month.
Knights or St. Jehn Meets first Tuesday
In each month.
German Bollef Society Meets first Monday
night in oaeh month.
COLORED SOCIETIES.
MASPKIO.
Cashier Ledgo Ne. 24, F. L. M. Meets second
Wednesday night In each month,
e. u. e. O. r.
Maysville Star Ledgo Ne. 1048. Meets first
and third Friday night In each month.
Household of Butu.Ne. 37, Meets soeecd
Thursday night In each month.
DAUOIITEHS OF THB TABEnNACLt.
Conge Itlrer Tabernacle Ne, HO. Meets first
Thursday In cabh month.
DAUOHTKBS, or TUB OOOD SAHAIUTAN.
Kvniu.LedgQ Ne. 9,Meets first Wednesday,
nlght m
meu month.
v, n. r,
Ooed Will Ledgo Ne. 48. Meets first Satur
day and third Wednesday night In oaeh month,
Yeung's Temple Ne, 44. Meets first Monday
night in eaeu month.
d. A. K,
McKlnnevRn Pett Ne. lsfl.-Meet f 6urth Sat
urday night la eaafe memtt
Weman's Kellt Cerp Ne, 36.-MeeU first
Tuesday In eab wmth.
10 OT1
must have Forty;
Thousand Dollars,
no matter hew "creat
1 COURT DtttSCTOBY.
omeuiT COUItT.
Hen. A.E.Cele, Judge Maysville
J. 11. Bailee, Commonwealth Att'y.. i Maysville
Hen D. Parry, Clerk Maysville
Allan D. Cele, Master Commlsslenor.Mnysvllle
Court Meet
Masen -At Maysville. Tuesday after Jee sec
ond Monday In January, April, July and Octo
ber. Fleming At Klemlngsburg, third Monday In
.-vi ay una norenioor.
Qreenup At Greenup, fourth Monday In
February and August.
1.CWIS At vanceDurg
secend Monday In
June and December.
Nicholas At Carlisle, Tuesday after third
Monday in Scptember and fourth Monday in
March.
MASO.I COUNTr COUllT.
Meett Second Monday in Each Menth.
Thos.B.PhlMer.Presldlng Judge. ..Maysville
CharlM D. Newell, County Attorney. Ways vllle
T. M. Peiiroe. Clerk Maysville
Jehn W. Alexander, Sheriff Maysville
J. C. Jeffersen I .,.,. ..I .'Maysllek
SumP.Perliie)ul)U,ICS , Maysville
Bebort C. Kirk, Jailer Maysville
Jehn D Bee, Corener Maysville
Jehn C. Everett, Assessor Maysville
G. W. Bhitterman, Scheel Sup't Maysville
Quarterly Court meets Tuesday after the
second Mpnday in March, June, September
ana December, nnd has civil Jurisdiction te
the amount of f2u0.
MAn.STHATEK COUIITS.
Maysville Ne. J. Jehn L. Grant, Magistrate,
holds court the first Tuesday In each month.
Jacob Miller, Magistrate, holds court the
reurth Tuesday In each month. Wm. B. Daw Daw
seu, Constable
Maysville Ne. 2.-T. J. Pickett, Magistrate
holds, court the first Saturday In each month.
William Pepper. Magistrate, holds court tbe
fourth Saturday In each mdnth. J. 11. McNutt.
Constable.
Dever James Enrnshaw and Frank Luns
ford, 31 air 1st rates, hnld cenns en the first and
third Wednesdays In March, June, September
and December. Jehn Bunyon, Consuble.-
Minerva O. N. Weaver and Jeseph M. Byar,
Magistrates, held courts en the first and third
Thursdeys In Mareh. June, Soptembor and
December. William E. King, Constable
Gormnntewn Leslle H.Mannen and Wm. L.
Woodward, Magistrates, held courts en the
first rrlday nnd third Saturday In March.
June, September and Deccmber. William
Feul, Censtnble.
Sardls J. M. Ball and James II. Grigsby,
Magistrates, held courts en the second and
fourth Saturdays in March, June, September
and December. A. J. Suit. Constable.
Mnysllck-Charlcs W. Williams and J. D.
Baymond, Magistrates, held courts en the sec
ond and fourth Fridays In March, June. Sep
tember nnd December. James B. Boberson,
Constable
Lewlsburg-lsaae L. Mellvaln and Jeseph
M. Alexander. Magistrates, held court en the
second and fourth Thursdays In March: June'
September and December. S. M. Strode. Con
stable. Orungeburg-M. D. Farrew and Lewis M.
Cellls, Magistrates, held courts en the first
Saturday and Inst Monday in Mareb. June,
September and December. W. H. Coryell.
Constable - '
Washington-Edward Belfryand Arthur F.
w oed. Magistrates, held courts en the fourth
Tuesduys nnd third Wednesdays In Mareh,
June, Scptember and December. Geerge C.
Geggln, Censtnble
Murpbysvllle Jehn E. Wells nud W. W.
orthlngten, Magistrates, held courts en the
fourth Mendaysand third Thursdaysln March.
June, September and Docembor. II, T. But But
clltfe, Constable
Fern Leaf-Samuel E. Mastln nnd Powell B.
Owens, Magistrates, held courts en the second
and fourth Saturdays In Mareh, June. Septem
ber nnd Decerabcr. Charles Wallingford. Con Cen
stnble. Helena William Luttrell and Jeseph W.
Bntcmau. Magistrates, bold courts nn tlm en.
end and fourth Wednesdays In March, June.
"i""""'! "" m-uuuiuur. jumes . orrew.
Constable.
ItAIEBOAD SCHBDUI,!!.
CINCINNATI DIVlSldN CUKSAPEAKE AND OniO.
(Ne. S.....S:U a. ta
Ne. 30......7:) u. m
Ne. 18 4:p.m
kl JA
Ne. -..... .8.00 p. m
ftCJ UTE5 w"
Add twentv-sli minutes te get city tlme.
Nes. 19 and 20 are the Maysville aoeommc
tlen, nnd Nes. 17 and 18 the Huntington aoeora-
tnodntlen. Nes. 1 and 2 are the fast ezprcss
nnd Nes. II aud 4 the F. F. V.
Ne. 4 (F. F. V.) is a solid train with through
dining ear and Pullman Bloopers te Washing,
ten, Baltlinore, Philadelphia and New Yerk.
Through Pullman sleeper te Blchmend, Va.,
and Old Point Comfert. Ne: 2 Is a solid train
with Pullman sloepor te Washington, making
all Eastern and Southeastorn oennoetlons.
The accommodation trains are dally except
Sunday; the rest are dally.
Direct connection nt Cincinnati for points
West and 8euth. "
4 .
MAY8VILLE DIVISION KENTUCKY CENTRAL.
oulAbeuml.
Lcave Mav
.ve' Maysville at 5:90 a. m. for Paris, Lex.
n, Cincinnati, Hlohujend, Stanford, Llv
an, Jolllce, Mlddlosberougb, Cumberland
Ington.
Inasten.
Gap, Frankfort. Leulsrllle and points en N.
A., miiu iu. t ., .aeiuru UIV1S1UU.
Leaves Maysville at 1:80 p. m. for Paris. Cin
cinnati. Lexington, Wlnehester, Blobraead
and points en N. N. and M. V., Eastern Dlvis.
Ien.
Northbound.
Arrlve at Maysville at 10:10 a. m. and 6:30
p. in.
All trains dally oxeopt Sunday.
Add twenty-slx minutes te jet city time.
p
Cincinnati, Portnieuthj Bljf Saufly an
Pomeroy Ppkot'cempily.
The splendid beats of this line, ruunlng
twoen Clne liinatl, Portsmouth, Ironteo Hi
be-
stpe
Pe
unt
niKien, uaiupeiis and romeror. naftt
Mays
ville as fellows!
II A am rnllnuta 1
rOQIOrOV PaalcAtll ftnitnnn. TAlAtfranla aJ
fNe.l........-a)a. m
I Ne. 19.....jS:w a. m.
1 Ne. 17....9:4H a. m
I Ne. 3 ...4:ap,m
F'oteok am8!"1 Pa" MayvIHeelth way at ,4 ;
dally, exeept Sunday, at a p, fe." .
luiuiiniia Alia iiiiiiniiiiMii. iijiiamiia kbthviiui
rer ireight or ptosef e ply te , -wA
v, n. ruiBXjm, Aamt.
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