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The Editor of Tiik Ledeek Is net res pens I-
jtble for the opinions expressed by Corrospend-
cnts; but nothing reflecting upon the charac-
' ter or habits of any pcraen will be admitted
,te these celumns.1
OUK AOEXT3.
The following ure authorized Audits for
The Pinnae Ledekh in tlielr respective local lecal
ities: JDrniiburi; Slatthew Hetliuau.
- JftleKi Hubert It. Cord.
Minerva Frank W. Hnwes.
Sartlfe H. 0. Grigsby.
Ora necburaC. It. Hess.
' Sprinqttale C. C Oca man.
Maytlkii Charles Wheeler.
Vanceburg Mrs. Jenule Stewart.
Mt. CdrmW Kelly & Foxworthy.
Augusta Leander Tully.
Peed Jeseph W. Williams.
Subscrlbers will save the treuble of letter
writing by paying their subscriptions te the
Agent at their place.
&Correiendcnta will please tend Letters se
as tereacii tut nut later than3o'cleck a. m. Orc
facts in as few xcerds as pessttile. We want
newt in Oils department, and nut advertising
notices or political argument.
MILLWOOD.
The wheat and grass are en a boom.
Dan Writt was in Washington Friday.
Toe much wet weather for veRctntien.
- Everybody setting tobacco the last few
days.
Eggs are scarce and command geed
prices. .
Sep Clark and family visited Jit.
Carmel.
Yeu can get a copy of The LEDOEit
from lien. It. B. Cord the agent.
Jehn Keith of Lexington visited rela
tives in Helena Saturday and Sunday.
PKBU.
. R. S. Weaver has returned from Cov
ington. I
William Middleton. colored, who was
shot at Sardis, is still very low.
Themas McClintock of Bourbon has
.been looking for some saddle horses in
our vicinity.
E. P. Clark, Jr., and Miss Pearl Ress
of Carlisle recently visited friends in thisj
neighborhood.
p. Can Tiia Ledeek explain why? Ihe
Daily Bulletin and Ledeeu ar6 both
printed the same day and The Bulletin
j anrive s at our office every day and The
Ledeek only en Monday, Wednesday
and Friday by way of Carlisle.
Yes; we can answer. The Ledeek
has been sent, heretofore, every day via
Carlisle. The reason that The Bulletin
reaches you daily is because it is net
deposited in the Ppstefflce here In time te
go te Carlisle en the day of publication.
If you will leek at the dates, you will
find that every issue of The Bulletin is a
day old when you get it, while one of The
Ledeek's reaches you the day it Is
printed. If you wish, you can have Tun
Ledeeu en the day-old-plan, tee.
Editek.
HRCTOliriLLE.
Seme hail fell Friday but no damage
done.
O. L. Rash is training herics for Davis
Brethers.
Themas Glascock has returned from
the West.
Miss Lizzie Morrison of Tollesboro has
moved here.
Master Edgar Carr of Concord has re
turned home.
Charles Teager spent Friday with A.
K. Matinely.
Miss iVnnnle Trisler has returned from
Germantown.
W. S. Prather is prizing tobacco for
Peed & Watsen.
Fletcher & Cooper have bought about
,i0,0001bs. of wool.
r'
.. Mr. Jeshua Luman will open a black
smith shop Monday.
' T. F. Goodwin's tenants have set sev
eral acres of tobacco.
Mrs. Ltllle Kelly of Carmel is visiting
l' her. father wjtb ,hcr twin boys.
' Miss Alma Riggen and Mrs. Annq
spent Saturday in Manchester.
T. F. Goodwin will receive another
' carload of fertilizer tliW week.
k .Notwithstanding the bad weather we
have no one en the sick list.
. Mr. Sanders of Vanceburg is here buy
, lag cattle for hU butcher trade.
Jri HTIift TYillftalinrn 'WurtTial lm Inif nlnaf.fl
: H. K. Mat!ng.y Is home en vacation. .,
J.' H. Trfslcr and wife visited thelr
' daughter, Mrs. Bettle Cass, of Concord,
! TT f T?lVfn tia tfift flniiat mlmut Im
If .this oeuntry, made se by T. F. Goedwn'ts
"j . T. F. (liMHlwIn was In Cincinnati thin
w't. , wwk. and clwwl out bis. lent year's nur-
!i - u Af tiitiitnUft ill fifillflf.ifilitaii nalAAa
w hi minnuw ltd oniieiuuiuij uiu9
py1 i )
ANOTHER ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.
The Secret Laid Hare Through the Death
of the Ltncly Yeung Wife.
TWO VERY PROMINENT NEWTORTERS
Pllitut Itif Filth en Earth Which Can .New he Re
newed Only In lleateu Above.
Miss Blanche Burke, daughter of
Professer Jehn Burke, Superintendent of
the Public Schools, was one of the most
popular young ladies of Newpert of
finished education, rellned manners, and
lively temperament, the pet of the house
hold, and the joy of nil who knew her.
She died Saturday after a two months'
illness, of consumption of the bowels.
On her deathbed it for the tlrst time
became known te her intimate friends
that she had been married since May,
1S90, te F. II Seuth ate, a young gentle
man of that city.
The levers kept their secret for several
months from the knowledge of all ethers.
But after a time it came te the knowledge
of the parents of each, who readily ac
quiesced in the wishes of their children
te keep the matter secret until the young
gentleman should graduate and enter the
profession of medicine.
He graduated Inst month, but the bride
was tee sick te leave her father's house,
and the secret was still withheld until she
should gain strength.
That time never came, and while the
bride was still hopeful of life, and filled
with joyful anticipation of happiness in
her own home, the swift messenger came
and bore her away.
The grief of the young husband at his
bereavement is inexpressible.
DEATH OF A GOOD WOMAX.
Mrs. Catharine Fleming Unexpectedly
Summoned en Saturday Evening.
At 11 o'clock Saturday night, with a
suddenness that was startling. Mrs. Cath
arine Fleming died at her home en Lime
stone street near Fourth, aged 04.
During the last year or se she had at
intervals suffered from heart trouble, and
these attacks had caused grave apprehen
sions en the part of family nnd friends.
On Saturday she had gene about her
household duties as usual, and for awhile
In the afternoon had been visiting among
friends. As late ns 10 o'clock she was
sitting up reading,
premonition of the
and there was no
attack that proved
fatal an hour later.
Mrs. Fleming was born In the county
Kilkenny, Irelaud, and with her husband,
Edward Fleming, came te Maysville
forty-two year age. She was the mother
of seven children, but two of whom sur
viveMrs. Mary Gilmere, wife of Michael
R. Gilmere, and Miss Hannah Fleming.
Her husband has been dead twenty-six
years.
Deceased was a kindly, Christian
woman, who exemplified her religion in
every-day life. She was always and
under all circumstances een tempered,
andfle one ever heard a harsh or hurtful
word pass her lips about any human
being. Peace te her ashes.
The funeral will take place at half past
0 o'clock te-morrow morning from St.
Patrick's Church.
Graduated With High Honors.
Among the large number of ladles and
gentlemen who graduated at the Spen
cerian Business College, Washington, D
C, last Monday evening, it would have
been strange had net Kentucky been
represented; and it would have been
stranger still had she net been icpresented
by eue who would have reflected credit
upon her while reaping honors for him
self. It was her geed fortune, thorefero,
te be represented uj en that occasion by
Charles Allan Sparks, son of Captain
Jeseph A. Sparks, who is Chief of ene of
the Divisions of the Treasury. Mr.
Sparks Is from our neighboring county
of Lewis, and bis many friends will Jein
The Ledeek in congratulating him en
his spendid success.
There Is n wild-eyed report this morn
ing that William Chisholm, formerly of
this city, wus killed 3'estcrday at Bir
mingham, Ala. His parents have tele
graphed for Information, but no reply
had been received when The Ledeek
went te press.
The Are alarm late yesterday afternoon
was caused by a small blaze en the reef
of the two-story deuble frutue heuse en
East Fourth .street, owned by '8(nilre
Jacob Miller, and occupied by his sons
U'lls und Charles Miller and their fami
lies Tlie fire was cvidently caused by a
xpurk from seme of the neighboring chim
neys, Hhd was put nut before the depart
ment arrived. The damage will net ex
ceed $50
Cgptnlrt Miller desires Tup Ledger te
extan'd till sincere thanks te friends and
nelglilieis who rendered such kindly assistance.
' Thm morning Captain JI, C. Hut,chins
received a handsome silk flag, costing
$00, which he will en Wednesany eve
ning present te M. C. Ilutchlns Camp Ne.
2, Sens of Veterans.
jKMKMiiicn, Tun Ledeek prints "Help
Wanted." "Lest." " Found," and similar
notices net of n business character, free
of charge. The only thing we rcquire is
that the copy be sent In before 0 e' clock clock
en day of publication.
In the United States Court at Covington
a jury gave Geerge W. Bagby judgment
for $3,000 against the O. andO. Railroad.
Mr. Bagby was injured about three years
age by a railroad train running into n
street car en which he was a Conductor.
Mahie Decca, accompanied by her
husband, Francis Lcou Chrisraan, has ar
rived In Cincinnati from "Dallas, Tex.
M-nc. Decca has traveled ever fifteen
thousand miles, singing In seme seventy
concerts, since her last visit te Cincinnati
in March.
In Cincinnati Judge Smith refused te
permit n default judgment te be taken
for some 8300,000 In favor of the Tug
River Ceal, Iren and Salt Ce. vs. The
Kentucky and' Cincinnati Natural Gas
and Fuel Ce. The Court's tefusal is en
the ground that the parties arc foreign
corporations.
Steamboat Item.
The new Memphis wharfbeat at Cin
cinnati te replace the one burned in the
Gelden Rule disaster is about completed.
The Hudsen is te be lighted throughout
with electric lights.
Jehn Crepper mate of the Bostena has
resigned and has been succeeded by Jehn
Thompson of the St. Lawrence.
SetlDjr the City's Sights.
Saturday seventeen young ladies and
gentlemen came ud en the M. P. Wells
from Ripley te see thosightsef Maysville.
They were members of the Mutual Im
prevement Society, and after arrival here
were under the guidance of Captain Jehn
Walsh, who took great pleasure in direct
ing their movements.
Among ether places of interest, they
called en The Ledeek.
These who composed the party were
Mi9ses Lida Martin, Lulu Cox, Daisy Day,
Ida Bewer, Mallie Mann, Carrie Yeaton,
Laura Kirkpatrick, Ida New, and Messrs.,
II. E. Tweed, Henry Martin, Keycs Mar-'
tin. Charles Cox, Luther Gilliland, Bcrnia
Gilliland, William Wasen, Bert Jehnsen
and William New.
On and ajtcr
July l8t,))aid locals
will be inserted
in The Ledger at 25
cents per line Jer
each insertion.
Si'HiNO Hats Nelsen's.
Shikts made te order Nelsen.
OhLY 20 cents at Opera-house te-night.
Fike and Accident Ins. W. R Warder.
Cheapest Wall Paper nt Greenwood's.
Newest In Wall Puper nt Greenwood's.
SruciAL designs in Scheel Medals and
Badges et Murphy, the Jeweler, successor
te Hepper & Murphy.
The most complete line of goods, suit
able for bridal presents, at greatly re
duced prices nt Murphy's the Jeweler,
successor te Hepper & Murphy.
These wishing fresh and reliable Gar
den and Flower Seed, Plants and Grape
vines, should cell en H. H. Cox & Sen,
Seuth side Second street, two doers from
Sutten, the largest dcnlcrs In bulk seed
in Maysville.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
rOK SIIEItlFF,
We nre authorized te nnnnunce J. C. JEF
FERSON as the Democratic candldnte for
suerltr or Masen county at the election te be
held Tuesday, November Mh. l'-'.tt.
Allen A. Edmonds,
F7BL13 LZ33Z2 BTOEmj,
HAT271L1E, ZT.
ORDERS SOLICITED FOR
ANYTHING
THAT CAN BE
PRINTED
WITH TYPE.
Dr. J. H. SAMUEL, ;
Ex-rwldeni 8urrfin flood HumarlUn Ilumlul,
Kx-actlngHiiiit-rtntPiicUnt Lengvlew
Inaane Aiylum,,
PHYSICIAN AND SUfiGEON
Third BHtti, en tfw' H'nt of Mark.
j pBU
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JTAYKTIWa
TIT rflxrtnnn) A'lvertlstmenUunder
1 O LfflUfl yd the htadint) of " Help
m'hhU.i " "Situation
Wanted," " Leut," " FiWid," tie., of an aetepta
tilt nature, and net te trceed three Unci, en this
page, an FREE ta all.
Vtf Xe liusintH Advei tiscments inserted with
out au.
If answers fall te come the first time, wc invite
as iJiani icpcttifens as am necessary te secure
what you adveittsefer. We wish Vie edi'eiHsers
te feel that they a e net tmpostnuen usbytistng
our fice columns.
Advertisements can he left at our njttcc or sent
through the mad te
THE1 PURLW LEDOER COMPANY,
A'h. 10 B. Th trtl Street.
WANTED.
WANTED A Second-hand Hofrlgernter.
Address MAltlA COLllUItN. Maysville.
WANTED A situation in a small family by
a uilddle-aKcd woman. Ne washing.
Apply at this olllce.
"WANTED Help, n (reed white irlrl for gen-
oral housework in n small family. Ap-
play at this olllce.
WANTED Te exchange n 20 pound pair of
Dumb-bells for n ixilr weighing 6 or 0
pounds. Apply at Postetilco.
T7"ANTED A position as copyist and short-
tt hand writer by a young lad
SE
; can kive
best of references,
olllce.
Address L.
IfEDUUH
"WANTED A cemplete set of " Oillclal Heo Hee
V ' erds of the Union nnd Conledcrate
Armies," published by the War Department.
Address, stating price, " Voteran, liex 083,
Maysville. Ky.
w
ANTED-One large room.
Address Uex
v. jinysviue. Ky.
"WANTED Threo thousand subscrlbers te
The I'truMO I.kueeii.
WANTED-Encrgetle Agents nnd Corres
pondents ter The 1'udlie Ledeeu.
ren, bent.
FOH KENT After the 10th. my residence
en Fourth street. Apply te It. H. NEW
ELL. F
OK HENT A Piane. Apply at this olllce.
JTlOlt KENT Several valuable spaces, for
. advertising purposes. In The 1'uume
Ledeek.
rOBSALE.
'TjIOK SALE Twe Houses In the Fifth Ward;
J four geed Hulldlng Lets in Sixth Ward.
JOHN WALSH. Ileal Estate Agent.
FOK SALE Five geed Window Frames, Sash
and Shutters: will sell chcan. Anulv te
J. L. NICHOLSON, at lllerbewer's.
FOK SALE-0,0002a Inch clnp-beards for sale
by O. W. DYE, Sardis.
ITIOK SALE-Or trade for city property, a
L1 geed lnmlly Ilorse nnd nn almost new
Surrey.
DR. S. 1'ANGIIUKN.
LOST.
LOST An Umbrella with silver handle nenr
the gate at the C. and O. Depot. Please
return te this olllce and receive rewnrd.
LOST A Geld Shirt Kutlen with the letter
'"m" engraved en It. Finder will plcase
leave at this olllce.
T 03T A K. of P. Charm: please return te J.
J-. t,. iwunuL.su.1,, ai liioruewer a. ue. s.
LOST On Second street, between Wull nnd
Wesley Vlcrey's stote, a $10 bill. Flnder
please leave at this efllce nnd recclve reward.
LOST A Pocketbook containing ?16 75. Re
ward of ?5 If returned te The Ledger
olllce. or te THOMAS SWENEY.
LOST A golden opportunity If you de net
advertise In Tiik Pitulic Ledeek.
FOUND.
FOUND A Kid Gleve. Owner can get same
by celling nt Ledeek telllce.
IilOUND That It pays a big profit te patron-
izeTne Puni.ie Ledeek.
UP
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M.C. Russell & Sen
will be found en the
Esplanade
during' the buihliug of their
house.
Call and See Them.
new
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State National Bank
MAYSVILLE, KY.
CVl VITAL STUCK $l'OU,00()
SURPLUS , . 110,000
00 A OENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
. It. l'KAlit'E.CftHliler.
W. It. Cox, President.
Jno. Pills, Vice-President.
J. J. FITZGERALD,
Plumber, Gas and Steam Fitter!
41 West Second Street
Jewel Has Steves.
MAYSVILLE, KV.
COCHHAN & SONS.
ATTOnXETS AT LAW,
COUHT STHEET.
UO'IT. A. COCnilAN
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A. V.. I. COCHHAN
MAYSVILLE, KY
WM. II. COCHHAN
C. W. WARDLE,
bENTiST
Zweliran's Bleck, HeeeBd and Sntten Httceu
gWhcn bvlnTttli Mxlraetnl take Dm. -Ab-
- HfllMIWlV ! n I
nelutdy l'l
i am! uf,
J OH PRINTING neatly and fpilebly executed
at Tb PhWIi Ledger Jeb Keeuis.
AN ORDINANCE
Te Ltrense Peddllm? Spectacles and Eje
OUmcs In Die City of Maysville,
Re it ordained by th Heard of Ceuncllihen of
nit cuy of Maysvwe, 'runt it Minn ee uniawrui
for any traveling or Itinerant person te offer
for snle spectacles or eye-pliuscs within the
limits of the city of Maysville without having
Urst obtained n license- as provided herein.
. 8ntf. 2. Evqry traveling or itinerant person
desiring te pcddle or soil spectacles or eye eyo oye
glasses in the city of Mnysvllle shall, liofero
doing se, obtain from the Majer Of .said city a
llccusoee tndent ?35 per year te sell the said
articles, nnd no license shall be issued for less
tlmti ene year.
Sec. 3. Any person found guilty of violat
ing section en of this ordinance shall be
llpcd the sum pf (VI for each elTeuse.
Sec. 4. This ordinnnce shall be In ferce nnd
take mrect from and after Its passage.
Adopted lr. Council May 6th. 1SW.
WILLIAM II. COX. President.
Maiitix A. O'Hahk. City Clerk.
AN ORDINANCE
Te Prevent Tampering With Street Mailing
Bexes In the City of Maysville.
Re tt erdaincilhu the Roardef Ceunctltncn of
the ctty of Maiisvillc. Thnt It slinll be unlawful
ier any person or persons te tamper with any
of thostreot mailing boxes, or te take or cel'
lect any mail matter thcrclrnm, It slurll also
be unlawful for any person or persons wear
ing the carriers' uniform. Including the ear
ners, iu lumper wiiii or cuueci mail irum inu
boxes at ether than the usual and regular col
lecting rounds.
Sec. 2. Re it further nrdatned. That any
person violating any of the previsions of this
ordinance shall, upon conviction bofero the
Mayer, be punishable by a flue et net less
than taGTdeilar nor mere than fifty dollars
ler ench offense, te be collected mid accounted
ter ns ether tines.
Sec 3. UcKirlieronlrlnel. Thnt this or er
dlnance shall be in full lorceand effect from
nnd nftcr Its passage.
Adopted In Council May 5th. 1802.
WILLIAM 11. COX. President.
Mahtin O'IUhe. City Clerk.
AN ORDINANCE
Te Present Traveling or Itinerant Doctors
from Practicing Medicine In the
City of Maysville.
Re in enlalncd hu the Reard of Ceuncllincn of
e ettu of MautrilK. That It slinll be unlawful
ter any traveling or Itinerant doctor te prac-
tlee medicine In anr of Its branches within
the limits of this city. Te open an olllce for
such put pose, or announce te the publle In
any ether way an Intention te practice medl medl
clne, shall be an olTcnse within the meaning of
tnis orainance. rreviacu tnni netning in tins
Ordinnnce shall be construed as prohibiting
nuy reputable tib) slelnu or surgeon tram any
ether place being celled here, either te visit a
patient, or in consultation with any reputable
physician of this city.
Sec. 2. Any person conrlcted of the viola
tion of previsions of section one of this erdl
nnnce snail be lined the sum of llfty dollars
for each day se engaged In the practice of
medicine.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall be In effect
from and nttcr Its passage.
Adopted in Council May 3th. ltt.
. ,. WILLIAM 11. CQX, President.
Mahtin A. O'Haius, City Clerk.
THE PRESS
(NEW VORK)
Rasa Laiycr Dallu Circulation than any ether
Republican yeusimixrin America.
DAILY.
SON DAY.
WEEKLY.
Ttie Auaiessive Republican Journal of the Me
tropolis A XcwsaKrferthc Masses.
FUVXDED DECEMRER 1st, 1SS7.
Circulation Over 100,000 Copies Dally.
The Pkess Is the organ of no faction; pulls
no wires; has no animosities te avenge.
The Most RemaiHable Newspaper Success in
Kcw Yerk. The Press Is a National Success.
Cheap news, vulgar sensations nnd trash
find no placetn thoceluu.nsof The Pkess.
The Pkess has the brlghest Editorial page
in New Yerk. It sparkles with points.
The Pkess Sunday edition Is a splendid
twenty page paper, covering every current
topic of Interest.
The Pkess Weekly Edition contains all the
geed things of the Dally and Sunday editions.
Fer thoee who cannot afford the Dally or are
prevented by distance from early receiving it,
the Weekly Is a splendid substitute.
As an Advertlstni Medium The Press has no
Superior in Arte Yerk.
THE PRESS
Within the reach of all. The Rest and Cheapest
Kcwspapcr in America.
Dally aud Sunday, ene year fc5 00
Dally and Sunday, six month
Dall and Sunday, one month
Dally only, ene year
Dally only, tour months .. ..
Sunday, ene year
Weeklj Piess, ene year .
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Send for The Pkess Circular.
Samples free. Agents wanted every where
Address,
THE PRESS. 38 Park Rew, Xew Yerk.
HAI1C O AD SQHEDU jtj,
CINCINNATI DIVISION CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
(Ne. 2- 9:.TO e.
! Ne. 20 7:W i,
1 Ne. 1 8 IMS p.
n
t Ne. 1 S.W i. Ill
i Ne. I fi:Mn. in
Ne. 19 8:40 a. In
', Ne, 17....t0:Si)u. m
Went
10.3.
.4:25 p. in
Add twenty-six minutes te get city time,
Nes. 19 and 0 nre the Mnysvllle accommoda
tion, and Neb. 17 and 18 the Huntington accom
modation. Nes. 1 nnd 'i nre the fast express
and Nes.li and 4 the V. V. V.
Ne, 4 (F. F. V.) Is a solid train with through
dining car nnd Pullman slcopers te Washing-,
ten, Ilnltluiore, Philadelphia nnd New Yerk.
Through Pullman sleeper te Hichtnend, Vn.,
and Old Point Comtert. Ne. 2 Is a solid train
with Pullmnii sleoper te Washington, making
nil Eastern and Southeastern connections.
The accommodation trains are dally except
Sunday; the rest are dally.
Direct connection at Cincinnati for points
West and Seuth.
MAYSVILLE JIIVISI0N KUNTL'CKV CENTKAI,,
Southbound.
Lcave- Maysvllle at fi:30 a. m. for Paris, Lex
ingten, uucinnaii, itioumenu, otanieni, Liv
ingston, Jolltce, 311ddlesboreugu, Cumberland
Gap, Frankfort. Loulsville and points en N.
N.und 31. V., Eastern Division.
Leaves Maysvllle at 1:65 p, m.ferPnrls, Cin
cinnati, Lexington, Wlnonester, Klcbmend
and pninu en N. N. and 31. V., Eastern Divis
ion. An) thbeund.
Arrive nt Magvllle at 10.00 a. m, and 8s45
p. in.
, All trulns dally except Sunday.
Add tweuty-ilx mluutcs te get city tlme.
Cincinuatl, Portsmouth, Rijr dandy and
1'omeroy Packet Company.
The splendid beats of this line, running bo be bo
tween Clnelnnatl, Portsmouth Irenton Hunt
ington, iGaIIIk1!s ani Penicrpy, pass Mays
ville as fellows!
Pemrrny Packetn Ilostena. Telegraph and
CitJef Mudlsen ass Maysyllle cither way at
t nreloek . m. '
Ilenanw up dally for Vanceburg nt 8 a, m.,
returning for Cincinnati, pastes Maysville
dally, exeept Sunday, nt it p. w.
Ker freight or rMve apply ts
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C1TT erncKRS. '
Mayer . ... E1. E, Pearee, Jr
CltyClerk... ..... Martin A, O'Har
Collector and Treasurer... It. A. Cocnrev, Jr
Marshal , , ... M,,Jam,esIf6flln
Assessor... A.N. Huff
Weed nnd Cenl Inspector William Davit
Whnrfmaster ,. ,, ,.,.. CM. Phlster
City Pttisecuter J. N. Kehoe
City Physician ...Dr. C. C.Owens
City Undertaker Q. A. MeansSen
Keeper Almshouse Mrs. Sarah E. Sapp
CtTV COUNCIL.
Meets First Thursday Evening in Each Menth.,
William H. Cox, President.
MEMBERS
First Ward.
(1) W. H. Cox.
2)V.H.Vndswerth,Jr.
(3) Conard Kudy,
Sfcentl n'tini.
(U J. CPccer,
fa M. F. Kehee,
(3) C. H. Pearce, Jr.
Tliinl Ward.
(II K. V. Fltrgernld.
(2)11. It. Iliorbewer,
(3) L. C. Ilattermnn.
rFpurth Ward.
(1 Thes. M. Weed,
(2) Kebort Flqklln,
(3) H. L. Newoll.
Fifth. Ward.
(1) Gee. C. Fleming,
0!)H.T.HaUlman,
(3) J. I. Salisbury.
Sixth Ward.
(l)Gee. Schrocder,
r.lPolkIlleks.
(3) Kufus Dryden.
The figures indlcate the numbor'ef, years
ench Councilman has te sorve from January,
1S2.
MASONIC LODOES.
Confldence Tidge Ne. 62 Meets first Men-'
dav night in each month.
Masen Lndgu Ne. 842 Meets second Monday
night In each month.
Mnysvllle Chanter Ne. 0 Meets third Mon Men
dny night In each month,
Mnysvllle Cemmundery Ne. 10-Mcets fourth
Monday night In each mouth.
'"" ODDFELLOWS.
DeKalb Ledge Ne. 12 Meets every Tuesday
night.
Klnggeld Ledge Ne. 27 Meets every Wednes
day night.
Plsgnh Encampment Ne. 9 Meets second
and fourth Mondays In every month.
fn lit nil Mnvet-llln Kn " Mffttfl thlnl MnmlftV
riilght in each month.
Friendship Ledgo Ne. , u. or it. Meets
first Monday nlf lit In each month.
KKIOItTS Or l'VTHIAS
Llmestone Ledgo Ne.3fl Mcets every Friday -
nlirht.
Mnysvllle Division Ne. 0,
U. K.-Meets first
Ttieeuay in every ineniu. , .
p. e. s. A.
Washington Camp Ne. 3 Meets every Thurs
day night.
a. a. it.
Jeseph Helscr Pest Ne. 19 Meets first and
third Saturdays In each month.
31. C. IIutchlnsCatnpNe. 2. S. of V. Meets
erery Wednesday evening.
Weman's llcllcf Cerps Jlcets second and
fourth Saturdays Iu each mouth.
k. or n.
Maysville Ledgo Ne. 2m8. Meets
first and
inira Tuesdays in eacn mentu.
BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
V
St. Patrick's llenovelent Society Meets
every second Sunday. ,
Sodality of the II. V. 31. 3Ieets every 8un
duy. Father Mathew Total Abstteence Soelety
Meets first Sunday In each month.
Ancient Order of Hibernians Meets third
Sunday Iu each month.
Knights of St. Jehn-Meets first Tuesday
In each month. '
German Hellef Society Meets first 31enday
night Iu each month. ' ',
COLORED SOCIETIES. ,;
MASONIC. ' !
Cashier Ledgo Ne. Si, F. L.M. Meets second
Wednesda night In ench month,
e. v. 6. e. r.
Maysville Star Ledgo Ne. 1W8. Meets first
and third Friday night In each month.
Household of Uuth Ne. 37. Meets second
Thursday night In each month.
DAUnilTEKS or the tadernAele.
Conge Itlver Tabernacle Ne. 80. MccU first
Thursday in each month.
DAC0HTEKS Or THE GOOD SAMAItlTAN.
Evans Ledgo Ne. 9. 31cets first Wednesday
night iu each month.
v. n. r.
Geed Will LMge Ne. 4.-3teeU first Satur
day und third Wednesday night lneachhlenth.
Yeung's Temple Ne. 44. Meets first 3tenday
night In ench month.
a. a. n.
SIcKlnnevnn PostNe. 1C0. Meets fourth Sat
urday night in each month.
Weman's Itellaf Cerps Ne. 26. Meets first
Tuesday In each month,
COUBT SIBEOTOB7.
CIKCUIT COUKT.
Hen. A. E.Cele, Judge .-...Mnyavflle
J. H.Sallee, Common wealh At t'y,., Maysville
HenD. Parry, Clerk Maysville
Allan D.Cele, Muster Commlsslener.Maysvlllo
Courts Meet
Masen -Ai 31ayaille, Tuesday after the see see soe
end Monday In January, April, July nnd Octo
ber. Fleming At Flcmlngsburg, third Monday In
3Iay and November.
Greenup At Greenup, fourth Monday In
February and August.
Lewis At Vanceburg second Monday In
June and December.
Nicholas At CailLsle, Tuesday after third
Monday In September and fourth Monday In
March. ,
MASON COUNTV COUKT.
Meets Second Monday til Caen Menth.
Thes. It. PhUter. Presiding Judge. .. Maysvllle
Chailes D. Newell, County Attorney. Mnysvllle
T. 31. Pea roe, Clerk ...Maysvllle
Jehn W Alexander, Sheriff Mnysvllle '
J. C. Jetrersent nnl.lltl..i Maysllek '
Sam P. Ferine fI)0,utlC91 Maysvllle
KebertC. Kirk, Jailer 3Iaysvllle
Jehn D Hee, Corener ,. .3Iaysville '
.Inline. Everett, Assessor Maysville
G. W. Illatterninii, Scheel Sup't Blayavllle
IQuarterly Court meets Tuesday after the
second .Monday In March, June, Soptembor
ana December, and has civil Jurisdiction te
the amount or $2i0.
MAO.STnATES COUKTS.
Mnysvllle Ne. l.-JehnL. Oram. Magistrate
linlds court the Urst Tuesday In each month. '
Jacob Miller, 3Iugistrate, holds court the
fourth Tuesday In caeh month. Win. D, Daw
son. Constable.
.Mnysvllle Ne. 2.-T. J. Pickett, 3faglgtrate
holds court ihe tlrst Saturday in each month.
William Peppor,, Magistrate, holds court the
linirtli Saturday In each month. J. II. MeNutft
Constable.
Dever James Earnsbaw and Frank Luns
fITd! Jfajflstmtce, hqld.cQuris en the first and- -third
Wednesdays in Mnrch, June, Soptembor
and December. Jehn Hunyon. Constable.
31 Inerva-O. N. Wea,ver and Josepu 31. Uyar, ,
Magistrates, held courts en the first and third
Tburtdays In March. June, September nnd i
Drcember. William E. King, Constable.
Germantown Leslie H.Maunen and Win. L.
Woodward, Slnglstrates, held courts en the
first Frldav and tblril Saturdnr In Mnnh
June, Soptember und December. Wllllem
Feul, Constable.
Sardls-J, 31. Hall and James H. Grlgsby,
Magistrates, held courts en the eeoend and
fourth Saturdays In 3farcl), June, September
and Decqrabur. A. ,J. Suit, Oonstable.
, 3Inysllek-Charles W. Williams and 3. D.
HaymendIaglstrutes, held courts On the see see seo
end and tirurth Fridays In March, June. Sep
tember nnd Docembor. James It. Hoberson.
Lewlsburg-Isaaq L, 3!clv,aln and Jpseph
M. Aloxnnder, 3faglstrnte. h6ld oeurts en the
second and fourth Thursdays in March. Juna.
Scptember.uud Docembor. 8. M, Strode, Cen-
BtllblO. '
qrangeburg-M. D. Harrow and Lewis M.
Cellls, Magistrates, bold courts en the first
Saturday and last Monday In March, June.
Soptembor and Docembor. W. II. Coryell.
Cnuitnb e. '
Washington Edward hnlrW'unrl tknt H- '
Wepd. MBglitratea. held courts en the' fourth , ' '1
Tuesdaya and third Wednesdays
March,
dune, Duiiieuiuer nnu iioeomoer,
Geggln. Constable.
rge u.
Murphysvllle Jehn
n. Walla anrf UT vir
WertlllnirtOn. Mavlatratra. hnM fVinna nn H.1
fourth Monday and third Thursdays In Mareti.
June, Soptember and Deeoiaber. II, T, But
ollffe, Oonstable, ,
irern w?ar-HinueiK. waslln and Tewll B.1)
i) wens. Magutre;i, held eeurta en the woe4
and fourth SAturdaVslfi
ber and December. Chi
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