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i IThe Editor of Tine Ledeeh Is net rospensl
(tite for tlie bpthlens expressed by Correspond
Tents; but nothing retlcctttw upon thochorac thechorac thocherac
ter or habits of nny person will be admitted
te these celumns.l
OUR AOK.NTS.
Tbe following nre authorized Agents fur
Thk Puiilie Lkdekk In their r spectlve local lecal
ities: Meranburv Matthew Hetlmnn.
Helena Unhurt It: Cord.
Minerva Prank W. Huwc.
Sanlis II. (LGrlgsby.
OraneetiurtlOi U. Ress.
SprlnttiWe C. C. IVirnian.
JtiiytltcKCbM les Whoeler.
Vancelmre Mrs, Jennie Stewart.
.Mt. Careuf Kelly & Foxworthy.
JlUfputa LeandurTullv.
Pf Jeseph W. Williams.
Subscribers will suve the trouble of letter
writing by paying their subscriptions te the
Agent nt their place.
m. KWCorrtJipeiKleHts will itktue sentl Letter se
,a te reach us )M;t !atertiin$o'clerfc a. m. Olre
ifaet in nt few ward a fxwtihU. HV irmit
newt in VtU department, and net adtertMne
notice or political areumentt.
SAUDIS.
Mrs. Uopweod and grandson of Indi
ana arc visiting James Lcachmau.
The band gave our town a serenade
tbe ether evening. They play well.
Come again, boys.
Ilcv. G. N. Jelly will spend a part of
this week in Milldule with the Itinerants
Club of Covington District, M. E. Church.
James P. Bratten has had a new reef
put en his house, some new doers put in,
some partitions run, and a number of the
rooms repapercd. The house is putting
en a bright appearance.
Remember, The Ledoer prints "Help
"Wanted," "Lest." " Found," and similar
notices net of a business character, free
of charge. The only thing we require is
- that the copy be sent in before 9 o'clock
en day of publication.
Yeu will be satisfied with bargains new
offered at 3Iincr's Shoe Stere in their full
line of light wear, just in the midst of
summer, nnd prices arc cut as if out of
season. Ask te be shown Ladies Patent
Xcathcr Oxfords, vesting tops, former
price $3 25, new $1 75; Patent Leather
Oxfords, scalloped vamp, mouse top,
$3 50, new ijljjia
de te Glen Springs.
. Glen Springs Is gaining great popularity
us a summer resort. Situated, as it is, in
one of the most attractive spots imagina
ble, and the air surrounding being de
lightfully cool and pure, it is destined te
become n most popular place te spend
the heated term. It is easily accessible
te the C. and O. Railroad and the Ohie
river. Quite a number of sojourners are
already there, some from far off New
Yerk and Hew Orleaus. A great many
Maysville people will spend the summer
nnd a large crowd is expected from Cin
cinnati and surrounding cities. There are
ample accommodations for 1,000 people
The opening hop of the season will be
.given en next Friday, July 1st.
The World's Fair.
The World's Fair Grounds and build
ings, new ncaring completion, are se
renowned ns a most beautiful and in
teresting spectacle that net only de from
5.000 te 12,000 people a day, at a cost of
25 cents a piece, inspect them, but the
great majerit3 of travelers who pass
through Chicago devote n daj- or mere te
the same purpose. Hundreds of dis
tinguished foreigners and thousands of
"prominent men from thavarieus states of
the Union have availed themselves of
this privilege, and it is net exaggeration
te say Unit all, without exception, have
jeen most agreeably surprised at the
splendor nnd magnitude of what they
witnessed, and have departed very en
thusiastic ever the bright prospects of
the fair. Several hundred of the return
ing delegates of the late Republican
National Convention at Minneapolis in-
spectcd the wonders of Jacksen Park
while in Chicago. Nearly all of the
delegates te the Democratic Convention
at Chicago have done the same. The
Exposition authorities have committees
te show visitors about nnd explain details
te them.
Fui tunes Made en Patent.
The popular " return ball" yielded the
patentee an income of $50,000 a year.
The "Dancing Jim Crew" toy was worth
r f $75,000 a year te its inventor; the spring
. :. WIUUUW BUUIIU, UIU OIJ 1UIUJU1U IU11, U1U
k' marking pen nnd rubb'er stamps, each
- 311)0,000 a year. The common needle
VS-- threader was worth $10,000 a vear te the
man who first thought of it. The rubber
tip en lead pencils, the gummed newspa-
" per wrapper, the machine for making
type.'made rich men of their originators.
Silvcrten sold his patent for copper
tips t children's shoes for 307,000.
Waterman's process for tempering wire
retted him 183.000. Plimpton, the In-
venter of roller skates, mnde ever $1,000,-
r O0Q. Burden realized a profit of 00,-,-OQO
from his invention in horseshoes.
t Hee's printing press made for him in
n .fourteen years $217,000,
f,W'' tk' Bewerv in New Yerk, with no mennv
Juk$,'f Hl Uttle tq ear, was next, met in Paris
JHXHrteusiy enjoying an income of f 1,400
Vlay, Arkwrigbt, the inventor of the
oetten spiBBing maciifnc, whose father
stMfjsd mm for. a penny in. Londen) ac
tIftKl a fortune which yielded as Income
i,QO0,O00 a year, and left at his death
mmtly leO.OOO.OOO,
AWi-r
'njrlTlSnr
HEl'OUT OF THE M. C. U. AND S. A
(luarterly Statement of the Oldest Ituiltl
ing Association in the City.
Through the courtesy of M. C. Russell,
Secrctury, we arc pcrtnittctl te published
.statement of the affairs of the Masen
County Building and Savings Association
for the quarter ending June 27th. It is
as follews:
M.vvariM.K, Kv June 27th, lMtt.
Te the Offlcer and Member the Maten
Count) lluildtne and Savtngs Anociatien
Gentlemen: llelew I furnish you my report
for the quarter ending this day, viz. :
Iteeclplt.
Ker weekly dues $14,750 a
Ker monthly dues 62 40
Kernnes 25 10
Ker transfers MOO
Ker solicitor's fee 30 W
Ker mertjraB-es cancelled .. 0,l(iO (.0
Ker cancelling mortgages.. ISO .V)
Ker stock notes 0W) 00
Ker Initiation fee en 8 slinrcj 4 00
Ker pass-book 50
Ker dividend en cancelled
stock 5 25
Ker Interest 2.S03 50
-S25.152 CO
Dtsliuritcmcnti!.
Ily amt. overdrawn en Treas.
per report March 2".tli. . .$10,201 22
lly amt. leaned en tuert-
gapes 2,400 00
Ily amt. leaned and stock as
security 2,070 00
Uy ntnt. paid for 183 shares
cancelled 8,015 00
Ily amt. paid solicitor 34 50
Ily amt. solicitor's fees re
turned 10 50
Ily amt. monthly dues re
turned 1 40
Ily amt. paid interest 104 11
Ily amt. paid salaries, rent,
etc 12000
Ily amt. Initiation fee ie-
turned 2 50
Ily balance cash in hands of
Treasurer i.jej a
-rreM co
Each share has paid In ns follews:
Klfth series $97 75
Sixth series 75 00
Seventh series 02 00
Eighth series 53 25
Ninth series 40 00
Tenth series 33 00
Eleventh series 10 50
Twelfth series 6 50
Statement of Share.
Ne. shares In tlfth scries 5H
Ne. shares lu sixth scries 423
Ne. shares In seventh series 320
Ne. shares In eighth series 1S2
Ne. shares In ninth scries 503
Ne. shares In tenth series 735
Ne. shares In eleventh serlcs KJ
Ne. 6harcs in twelfth series 1,025
Total Ne. shares In Association 4,531
An alarm has been created among
fanners in some sections of Ohie, ewiug
te the discovery of an insect which is
likely te greatly damage crops. It can
hardly be seen by the naked eye when
found alone. Thousands of them together
greatly resemble reddish soil, for which
they are easily mistaken. It is cluimed
the excessive wet weather is the cause of
the new pest.
Krai Estatrlransferx.
P. C. McMillan, wife and ethers te V.
B. McMillan and ethers, two lets and a
fraction in Dever; consideration, $375.
Jehn A. Earnshaw and wife te W. B.
and J. J. McMillan, two lets and a frac
tion in Dever; consideration, $1 and
ether consideration'.
On and ajter July 1st, paid locals
tcill be inserted in The Ledger at 25
cents per line for each insertien:
Srm.N'e Hats Nelsen's.
SimiTS made te order Nelsen.
Fike and Accident Ins. W. K Warder.
Cheapest Wall Paper at Greenwood's.
Newest in Wall Paper at Greenwood's.
The King's Daughters of the Church
of the Nativity will serve ice cream and
cake nt the residence of T. Lewry, Plum
street, Wednesday evening, June 29th.
Refreshments served for 15 cents.
Dns. J. T. Sthede and J. II. Samuel
have formed a partnership for the prac
tice of medicine under the firm name of
Strode & Samuel, and tender their pro
fessional services te the citizens of Mays
vileo and community.
Having formed a partnership with Dr.
J. II. Samuel, I desire very much te have
my private business closed up. These
knowing themselves indebted te me will
oblige very much by settling their no
counts at once if possible.
J. T. Stiiede.
Munritr, the Jeweler, has made hi
reductions en ladies' and gent's cel
watches and all ether goods in his line!
Prices guaranteed lower than nny ether
house. Successor te Ileppcr & Murphy
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
reii siiEitirr.
We ure authorized te anneunce J.C. JEF
FERSON as the Domecratlo candldate for
Sheriff of Masen county at the electien te be
held Tuesday, November 8th, 1892.
Small, the Tailor
CAN UK FOUND AV HIS
EMPORIUM of FASHION
JVe. 110 Market Strrrt,
Oppenlte Central Hetel.
NOTICE!
All nersOBS havlnir claims nirAlrnt
e.
Miner, deceased, are requested te verify and
present Mm; together with any el Alms against
the firm of O. S. Miner 4: Hre.. te said Arm for
payment, and nil persons ladebted te tee Arm
are requested te ell fisd ttW any balance
Is order te oieeo up the estate of said deeeated.
I win oiTer ler sale 80 acres of hind situated
en tboTajler'a Mill Turnplkennd Kentucky
Central Railroad at Summit Station, three
mid one-half miles from Mavsvllle, one of the
best mnrkets lit the stnte. Snld laud Is Ne. t
In quality none better In Iho county! well
watered: can be divided te suit purchasers:
reur piissciiKcr trains dallv: tlve minutes rlde
te Mnysvllle; geed neighborhood. Any ene
desiring n (feed location will de .well te call en
the undersigned at the home of the Inte Sin
clair Dlmmltt. K net sold privately will be
sold te the highest bidder en July With, 18W.
One-third cash, bnlanee In ene and two years,
with six per cent. Intorest en deferred pay
ments. A lien en the land will be retained.
MRS. ANNA MOUNTJOV.
Rprnerd P. P.. Mnen County. Ky.
i
fiug'gles Camp-meeting
Privileges te Lei.
The Hetel, Confectionery, Stable and Hag
gage Privileges will be let te the best bidder.
The Heard reserves the right te reject any or
all bids. The letting will be en
Monday, July 4, at 10 o'clock a. in.,
en the grounds. The Heard expects te liftVQ
the following divines nresent during the meet
ing: Dr. Jloere, editor of the Christian Advo
cate; Dr. Hamilton of "Ilosten: Dr. 'Aultmau,
Secretary of the Southern Educational So
ciety. The preachers of the district are ex
pected te be present. The meeting will com
mence July 2;-th. continuing until August 8th,
and will be in charge et Hev. Anion llerelng,
Presiding Cider. Any one desiring rooms or
tents, write I. M. LANE. Maysville, Ky.
U
fl M P. Pnecnll Xr Gi
XTXi VillUOOUU W KJKJll
il
1!
will be leutnl en the
Esplanade
during- the building' of their new
house.
ip
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f
Call and See Them.
J
LIMESTONE FAEM,
MAYSVILLE, KY.
Mere Speed, Better individuals anil breeding
fur Less Meney, than any Farm.
BARNEY WILKES,
Sire of seien from 2:iaU te 2:30,
by Geo.Wllkes,2:22,slreof eighty In
2:30; dam Itesu, by Koscoe, son of
Pilet, Jr. TERMS. $50 cash at
tlme of service, with return privi
lege, or 1 75 te Insure.
ALCANDRE, 2:S26.
Ily Alcyone, 2:27, slre of twenty twenty
Bve In 2:30; dam lady Carr, dam of
Ambassador, 2:214, Maty 8.. 2:28,
by American Clay. TEKJIS, 350 te
Insure. '
McALISTER, 2:27.
By Egbert, slre of fifty-two In 2:30:
dam Laura, dam of Egg Het (three-year-old)
1:32K. Knight Templar,
2:32. by Hilly Adams, son of Almont.
TEHMS, $25 te insure.
DR. OWENS.
By Alcantara, 2:23. slre of fifty In
2:30, nrst dam by Sir Walklll, sec
ond difm by Kentucky Prlnce.
TERMS, $10 cash by season, or tl5
te Insure.
fSySend for Catalogue
JAS. W. FITZGERALD,
3IAYSVILLE, KY.
nprl cm8w
State National Bank
MAYSVILLE. KY.
CAPITA L STOCK $'JOO,000
SUJIPLCS 110,000
DO A OENEHAL BANKINO BUSINESS.
C. B.
I'karck, Cashier.
W. II. Cox, President.
Jno. I'ir.Ki, vice-President,
MONUMENTAL, STATUARY
AND CEMETERY WORK,
In Oianlte and Marble,
M. E. GrILMOEE,
109 V. Skcekii Ktrkkt, MAYSVILLE, KY.
FreeHtoiie Iliillillng Werk,Sldealka,itc, at
satlnfaclery prices.
Gee. II. dinger & Sen,
BRICK MASONS AND CONTRACTORS I
Estimates made en all classes of Werk.
Leck Bex 417, JiAYSVILLE. KY.
C. W. WARDLE,
DENTIST
Zwtlgart's Bleck, Second and Butten Street.
a.Wlien having Teeth Extracted lake Uw, Ab
" selutely l'liilfn.i and Hate.
Dr. J. H. SAMUEL,
Kx-rttMeat Burgeon Geed Rarnultan Hoeplul,
Kx-Mtlng Huperlnteeilent Lengvtew
Insane Asylum,
PHYSICIAN AND surgeon
I Thtra Btrttt, eh dour Hett of MarM,
rp5
iranlrtl," "Sllicotfens
muital." " iMtt," " Pound," Ac, of an accepta
ble iiiKuk, nnd tint ie exceed three line, en thlt
ixtae, are FItEE te all,
lSfi'e UHtinettAdrertttcmentsiiittried tcMf
out pay, i
If amwer fall te come theflrtt time, we invite
a many tepctttimit a Ai necettary te iccure
what (en advtitltcfer. We with the adverttters
teftel that they arc net (is(iiieii tin byuniny
our free column.
Advertttcmcnt can be left at our eiflce or ent
thretiyh the mail te
Tlie PUUUC LEDGER COJfiUAT,
iVe. 10 E. Thinl SlrttU
"WANTED-Te DUr or rcnt mft" 8m'n
T Fountain completer Address Hex 105
Mt. Cunuel
Ky.
.:vrANTED-fiO0 pounds of old feathers, nt
f f OIJCO. HUIIEHT I'ULLITT, lOe I:. Third
streef.
WANTED A situation for ah experienced
nurse, lth geed retorences. Apply at
this olllce.
WANTED A whlte girl te de housework.
Apply at this olllce.
WANTED Twe geed eubs.
V & THOMAS.
Apply te OUT
WANTED Te exohange a 20 pound pair of
Dumb-bells for a txilr weighing 6 or 0
pounds. Apply at Postelllco.
WANTED A couipleto set of " Ofllclal llec
TV erds of the Union nnd Confedcrato
Armies," published by the War Department.
Address, stating price, "Veteran," Hex 083,
M aysvllle, Ky.
WANTED Three thousand subscribers te
The Puiime Ledeuh.
res I1EIIT.
I7IOH KENT The heuse en Fifth street.
lately occupied by James K. Lloyd. Ap Ap
plyteJOHN L. CHAMnEULAIN. Court St.
FOH KENT Hoeuis en first tloer.nt 430 East
Second street. corner Poplar.
FOU ItENT Furnished Frent Itoem In geed
location. Apply one deer West of Dr.
Owens's ofllce.
FOB SALE.
FOH SALE Elegant two-story frame resi resi
cdence en Ferest avenue; let 63x150; heuse
nnd greundsill superb condition. Will be sold
at a bargain. M. C. HUTCHINS. Agent.
F
Oil SALE Sovcn-reom frame Dwelling in
West end at fl.bOO. en liberal terms. Le
cated en street car line. M. C. HUTCHINS,
gent.
FOH SALE The splendid suburban resi
dence and grounds of A. J. McDeuglc,
Esq., nearly V acres. This Is ene of the love
liest homes en the Ohie river between Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati, and can be purchased
at a great bargain. M.C. HUTCHINS. Agent.
FOH SALE A number of beautiful build
ing lets, choice locations. In East end, en
terms te suit purchasers. New is the time te
invest In our thriving, growing city. M. C.
HUTCHINS. Agent.
FOIt SALE A second-hand sidebar Huggy.
A geed one. Apply te II. K. FHOST, Vull
Btrcet.
FOH SALE-Cew and Calf. Prlce ?5
at D. Daulton's store. Fifth Ward.
Prlce 150. Call
ITIOK SALE Or trade for city property, a
A? geed lamlly Hprse and au almost new
surrey. un. a. rAnuiiuaa.
LOST.
LOST A small paper box.
leuve at It. II. Pellltt's.
Finder please
LOST Three diamond stick pin attached.
Finder please leave at this olllce and re re
celve reward.
LOST A large leather Pocket-hook, contain
ing u geld ring nnd soma notes and papers.
Heward paid If returned te WESLEY VICltOY.
LOST On Third street, between Postelllco
and Sutten street, or en Sutten street nil,
a Postelllco Key and deer Key, attached te a
chain. Please leave at this ellice.
LOST On Third street, between Market and
Sutten, a black silk Pocket-book. Finder
will please return te this olllce and get reward.
T,CST-.
XJ Lime
An undressed Kid Gleve, between
lmesteuc and Sutten streets. Return
te this ofllce.
LOST Geld Necklace between Shannen and
Murphysvllle, June 12th; charm en It
shape of uce of spades, with small Ivery set
In top sldb. If found return and receive re
ward. II. F. COLE Shannen. Ky.
LOST llctween Owens, Mltehel&Ce.'s hard
ware store and Plum street, a w hlte metul
Doerkey. Please leave at Ledger olllce.
LOST Friday morning, between Heelllch's
store and Hayswoed.a red, folding Pocket-book.
Finder will please return same te
this office ami receive sultable reward.
LOST-A Postelllco key.
Icave at this olllce.
Finder please
LOST A black plaid woolen Shawl, fringe
en ene end. Finder please return te
MRS MULLINS. corner Limestone and Fourth
streets and receive reward.
LOST A Ilulldlng Association Heek belong
ing te Jesh Green. Please Icave at this
office.
rogjre
JTIOUND-An undresscd Kid Glevo.
. Ledger olllce
Call nt
FOUND In front of Will Stockton's gro
cery, a Poeket-book containing nioiiey.
Call at Ledger office and prove property.
FOUND A brass Doer Key: owner call at
this olllce and prove property.
FOUND-That It pave
IzeTitc I'uumc L:
s a big profit te patron-
EIKIKH.
AMENDMENT
Te Article One of Articles Iucorpera-
tliier the Onkwoed Distillery Ce.
AiiTict.K te amend At tlcle I of Articles et In
corporation of Oakwood Distillery Company,
of Maysville, Masen county, Kentucky, re
corded In Deed Reek Ne. W, page iVi.
He It known te nil whom it may concern,
that at a meeting of the stockholders of the
Oakwood Distillery Company, Maysville,
held at its olllce In Maysville, Kentucky,
Friday, June 3d, IMC, It was agreed
that the corporate nume of said company
be changed from Oakwood Distillery Com
pany te Poyntz Hrothers Company, and
that horeatter the business of said corpora
tien be conducted under tbe corporate name
of Poyntz Hrothers Company. And It was
further agreed at said meeting that Hen 11.
Poyntz, Secretory and Treasurer of suld
Oakwood DUtllloryCempuny.bo and he was au
thorized te inake orener acknowledgment of
f said ehangoef name bofero the Clerk of Ma
son county court, and cause same te no pun pun
llshed and recorded us required by law.
HEN II. POYNTZ.
See. awl Treat, of (Mtrnert DMillcril Ce.
State or Kkntucky, I -.,
Masen Count). i"'
I, T. M. I'eurce, Clerk et the County Court
for the county and state aforesaid, de certify
that the foreirelng Instrument of wrltlntrwas
this day produced te me In said county and
acknowledged beforemo by Ren II. Poyntz, a
h party thereto, te he his act and deed, and
ledged for record, whoreuon the same, to te to
gethor with this cortillcate, hath been duly
admitted te record In my office.
01 von under my hand this 3d dav of June,
Witt. T. M. PEA ROE. Clerk,
HyJ.O. Levol, D. C.
J. J. FITZGERALD,
Plumber, Gas and Steam Fitter!
, ,M Wfrt Second Street,
Jewel OiU'StevM.
MATSV1LL8, XY.
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COCHKAN & SONS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
COUUT STHEET.
IIOMT. A. COCI1HAN,
A. I. J. OOL'IIHAN,
WSI. D. COCIIRAK.
MAYSVILLE, KY
Allen A. Edmonds,
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ORDERS SOLICITED FOR
ANYTHING
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WITH TYPE.
BAXX.BOAO SCHEDULE.
CINCINNATI DIVISION CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
f Ne. 2... 9:10 a. m
.,, JSe.3)..., 7:e p. m
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"'' 1 Ne.17.10-.13a.nl
I Ne. 3 t.stp.m
Add twenty-six minutes te get city tlme.
Nes. 18 and 20 nre the Maysville accommoda
tion, and Nes. 17 and 18 the Huntlnuten accem
modatien. Nes. 1 nnd 2 ere the fast express
and Nes. 3 nnd 4 the F. F. V.
Ne. 4 (F. F. V.) Is a solid train with through
dining car and Pullman sleepers te Washing
ton. Haltlmore. Philadelphia nnd New Yerk.
Through Pullman sleeper te Richmond, Vu
and Old Point Comtert. Ne. 2 Is a solid train
with Pullman sleeper te Washington, making
all Eastern and Southeastern connections.
The accommodation trains are dallf except
Sunday; the rest are dally.
Direct connection at Cincinnati for points
West and Seuth.
MAVSVILLE DIVISION.
Southbound.
Leaves MursvlUe at
ru.TO a. m. for Paris, Lox Lex Lox
Ingtei), Cincinnati, Rich
mond. Stimtnril. r.lr.
Ingston, Jelllce, Mlddlcsboreugh, Cumberland
Gap, Frankfort, Louisville and points en N.
N. and M. V Eastern Division.
Leaves Maysville at 1:65 p. m. for Paris, Cin
cinnati. Loxiniften, Winchester. Richmond
and points en N. N. and M. V Eastern Divis
ion.
Northbound.
Arrlve nt Maysville at 10.00 a. m. and 8:15
p. in.
All trains daily oxcept Sunday.
Add twenty-slx minutes te get city tlme.
DIHECT ItOUTE WEST
37i Ohie and Mlssitsij).
)( Railway
Is the short line be
tween Cincinnati and
St. Leuis, and all of Its
trains run threuirh solid
mi
te St. Leuis
Ne transferring of buggage or
of nassengers who travel en
ana m. trains
Less than tun hours Is our tlme te St. Leuis,
where our trains make connection In the
Union Depet with trains of all lines for the
West, Southwest and Northwest.
The Ohie nnd Mississippi Railway Is the di
rect and last line te Loulsvllle.
The Ohie and Mississippi Railway gives spe
cial attention te colonists going West, olther
single or In parties. Our agents nre pro pre
pared at all times te furnish information ns te
rates and routes te points West, and when
passongers are ready te start will secure thelr
tickets at lewest rates and attend te check
ing baggage through te destination.
Fer tickets via 0. and M. Hallway end
f urther Information call en agents of connect
ing lines or uddress C. W. PARIS.
Central Passenger Agent O. nnd M. Jtall-
way, 48 West Fourth Street. Cincinnati, O.
Cincinnati, Portsmouth, Biff Sandy and
Pomcrey Packet Company.
The splendid beats of this line, running be
tween Cincinnati, Portsmouth, Irenton Hunt
ington, Qallipella and Pomorey, pass Mays
vileo as fellows i,
ism
m wja v.- ism
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I'omerey l'aokets iiostena. Telegraph and
City of Madisen past Maysvllle either way at
1 Qc!oek a, m. ,
Henama up dally for Vancehurg at 8 a. m.,
returning for Cmelnnatl, passes Maysville
dally, except Sunday, at 9 p.m.
Fer freight, or passage apply te
0. M. PHI8TEH, AviHt.
vixr erriuEKs.
Mayer..
,., r.. e, aunrw, jr
.... Martin A, O'Hare
Cltv Clerk.
PnllAnlftM (!( TtiAllltlMAH
It. A. Cechrav, jr
Marshal .:"
..JHIllOSlleBIB
Assessor .
. . , A.Nt'HHtr
William Davis
O.M.Phltter
,. ... J.N. Kehoe
Dr. CO. Owen
Q. A. Means & Sen
Mrs. Sarah E. Sapp
Weed and Ceal Inspector
"nariniHsicr...... ,
City Prosecutor ..
City Physician . ,
City Undertaker ..
Keeper Almshouse.
citv cnUKCin.
Meets First Tfitlmdrti i'weiifticr (it Each Menth
William H. Cox, President.
MEMUEK8.
First H'nrtl.
(1) W. H. Cox,
(2)V. H.Wadswerth,Jr.
(3) Cenurd ltudy.
Second Want.
(DJ.C. Pecer,
(2) M. V, Kehee,
(3) C. U. Pearce, Jr.
27ifrd Irani.
(1) E. W. Fitzgerald,
(2) H. It. Illerbower,
(3) Ii. C. Datterman.
Fourth Want.
nlThes, M.Woed.
(2) Itobert Fleklln,
(3) H. L. Newoll.
Fifth ,Ward.
(1) rice. O. Fleming
(2M1.T. Haulman,
(3) J. I. Salisbury.
' Sixth Ward.
(l)Gc6.,8ch'rdoder,
a) Polk' Hicks.
(3) Hufus Dryden.
The figures Indicate the number of years
each Councilman has te serve from January,
1892.
MASONIC LODGES.
Confldence Lodire Ne. 62 Meets first Man
day night In each month.
Masen Ledgo Ne. 342 Meets second Monday
night In each month.
Maysville Chapter Ne. 0 Meets, third Mon
day night In each month.
Maysville Cemmandery Ne. lft-Meets fourth
Monday night In each month.
ODDfELt,OW8.
DeKalb Ledgo Ne. 12 Meets evcry Tuesday
night. ,
Ringgold Ledgo Ne. 27 Meets cvery Wednes
day night.
Plsgah Encampment Ne. 9 Meets Bccend
and fourth Mondays In every month.
Canten Maysville Ne. 2 Meets third Monday
night In each month.
Friendship Ledgo Ne. 42, D. of R. -Meets
first Monday night In each month.
KNIOItTS OFPTTHIAS.
Llucstone Ledgo Ne.30 Meets evcry Friday '
night.
Maysvllle Division Ne. 6, U. R.-Mcets Urst
Tuesday in overy month.
p. e. s. A.
Washington Camp Ne. 3 Meets overy Thurs
day night.
0. A, II.
Jeseph Helser Pest Ne. 13 Meets first and
third Saturdays !n each month. '
M. C. Hutclilns-Canip Ne. 2. S. of V. Meets
every Wednesday evening. t .
Weman's Rcllef Cerps Meets second and
fourth Saturdays In each mouth.
k. or n.
Maysvllle Ledgo Ne. 5778. Meets' first and
third Tuesdays in each month.
nENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
St. Patrick's Heuovelent Society Meets
every second Sunday.
8edailty of the U. V. M. Meets overy Sun
day. Father Mnthew Total Abstinence Society
Meets tlrst Sunday In eaeh month.
Ancient Order of Hibernians Meets third
Sunday In each month.
Knights of St. Jehn Meets every Tuesday
nhrht.
German Relief Society Meets first Monday
night In each month.
COLORED SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
Acacia Ledgo Ne. 24, F.A.M. Meets second .
Wednesday night lu each month.
Mt. Hcrmen Chapter Ne. 8. R. A. M. Meets
second Friday In each month. .
Palestine Cammandery Ne. 0, K. T. Meets
fourth Friday In each month,
e. it. e. e. r.
Maysville Star Ledgo Ne. 1M8. Meets first
and third Friday night In each month.
Household of Ruth Ne. 37. Meets second
Thursday night in each month.
DAUOHTE118 OF THE TAIlKUNACr.E.
Conge River Tabernacle Ne. 60. Meets first
Thursday In each month.
I1AC01ITEI13 Or THE OOOD SAMAUITAN.
Evans Ledgo Ne. 0. Meets first Wednesday
night lu each month.
u. n. f.
Geed Will Ledgo Ne. 48. Meets first Satur
day and third Wednesday night In each month.
Yeung's Temple Ne. 44. Meets first Monday
night In each month. f
a. a. it.
McKlnnevan Pest Ne. 100. Meets fourth Sat
urday night In each month.
Weman's Heller Cprps Ne. 2S. Meets first
Tuesday in each month.
COURT DIRECTORY.
, CIKCUIT COUUT.
Hen. A. B.C0I0, Judge Maysville
J. H.Sallce, Commonwealth Att'y... Maysvllle
HenD. Parry, Clerk. Maysvllle
Allan D. Cele, Master Comtnlsslener. Maysville
Courts Meet
Mnsen -At Maysvllle. Tuesday after the sec
ond Monday In January, April, July and Octo
ber. Fleralng At Flcmlngsburg, third Monday In
May and November,
Greenup At Greenup', fourth Mefaday In
February and August.
Lewls At Vunceburg second Monday In
June and December.
Nicholas At Carllsle, Tuesday after third
Monday In September nnd fourth Monday In
March.
MASON COUNTV COUUT.
" Meet Second Monday in Each Menth.
Thes. It. Phlter, Presiding Judge.. ..Mays vllld
Charles D.Newell, County Attdrncy. Maysville ,
T. M. Pearce, Clerk , Maysville
Jehn W. Alexander, Sheriff. Maysville
J. C.Jeirorsen Inemitii.i i Mnysllck
Sam P. PorlnerU0PutU9 ..., Maysvllle
Rebert C. Kirk, Jailer Maysville
Jehn D Hec, Corener , Maysvllle
Jehn C. Everett, Assessor Maysville
G. W. Rlatterman, Scheel Sup't Maysvllle
IQuarterly Court meets Tuesday after the
second Monday In March, June, Soptembor
ana December, and has civil jurisdiction te
the amount of $200.
MAa.STUATES COURTS.
Maysville Ne. 1. Jehn L. Grant, Magistrate,
holds court the first Tuesday In each month,
Jacob Miller, Magistrate, holds court the
reurth Tuesday In eaeh month. Wra. U. Daw Daw
eon, Constable .
, Maysville Ne. 2. T. J. Pickett, Magistrate
holds court the tlrst Saturday In each month.
William Pcpper, Magistrate, holds court the
fourth Saturday In each month. J. U. MeNuttV
Censtable.
Devor James Earnshaw and Frank Lubs
ford. Magistrates, held courts en the first nnd
third Wednesdays in March, June, September
and Decomber. Jehn Runyon, Censtable.
Minerva O. N. Weaver and Jeseph M. Ryar, .
Magistrates, held courts en the first and third
Thursdays In Mareh. June, September nnd
December. William R. King, Censtable.
Gcrmautewn Loslle H.Mannen andWm. L.
Woodward, Magistrates, bold courts en the
ursi rnuuy una mini naiuruay in siaren, .
June, Soptembor nnd Decomber. William
Feul, Censtable,
8ardl J. M. Hall and James H. Grtgsby,
Masrlstrutes. held courts en the ncnnml unit
fourth Suturdays In March, June. September
nnd Deoembor. A. J. 8ult. Censtable.
Moysllek-Charles W. Williams and J. D.
Raymond, Magistrates, held courts ou the sec
ond and fourth Fridays In March, June, Sep
tember and Decomber. James R, Roborsen.
CoiiBtable.
Lewlsburg Isaae L. Mellvaln nnd Jeseph
M. Alexnndcr, Magistrates, held courts en the
second and fourth Thursdays In March, June,
September nnd Docerabor. S. M. Strode. Cen!
stnble.
Orangeburg-M. D. Farrew and Lewls M.
roll Is, Magistrates, held courts en the first
Saturday and last Monday In Mareh. June,
September nnd December. W. H. Coryell,"
Cotistntile. '
Wastilngten-Edward nelfry nnd Arthur P.
Weed. Magistrates, bold courts en the fourth
Tuesdays and third Wednesdays In March,
June, September and Deecuibur. Geerge O.
ueuyiu. tuusiauiu.
Murphysvllle-Jehn E. Well's and W. W.
Worthingteir, Magistrates, h6ld courts en the
fourth Mendaysand third Thursdays In March, '
June, Soptembor and Deoembor. II. T. But But
Cllffe, Censtable,
Fern Leaf-Samuel K. Mastln and Powell H.
Owens, Magistrates, bold ceurU en the seeend
nnd fourth Saturdays In March. June, Sautem-'
ber and December, Charles WalUngferd, Con
stable, ,
Helena WRllam Lutlrell and Jeseph W
naterean, MairlstraUs, held court en the see see
ond and fourth Wednesdays In Mareh, June,
Beptetaber and December. James K. Farrew. '
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