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We for tbe opinions expressed by Correspond
Ms; but nothing reflecting upon the charac
ter or habits of nny person will be admitted
te these columns.!
OUIl AUKNT8.
'The following nre authorized Agents for
The Public Lkdekii In tlielr ri-spectlve local
Meraiibuig Matthew tletrmnn.
Helena Itobert IJ. Cord.
Minerva Frank W, Iluwcs,
jnlfi) B. O. Qrlgsby.
OrxtHQetmrQ C. H. Resa.
.SirlnIal C. C. Deinimn.
.VrtIick Charles Wheeler.
ViirImru Mrs. Jennle Stewart.
Xt. Curmcl Kelly & Fo.xwerthy.
Augusta Lcander Tully.
Pei-Jeseph W. Williams.
Subscribers will save the treuble of letter
writing by paying their subscriptions te the
Agent at their place.
'' Correspondent will please send Letter te
. em ttirrneh. lu n Intsrlhtrn Dn'eltirk n. m. f7fl'
j. TacU In ds few tennis as msslble. Il'e trout
bA 'lictrs In Wit department, and net advertising
i. notices or political areumem.
SV1UXUV.IZ.1S.
Miss Tillle Kelly who lives with the
family of T. P. Dcgman was en Tlmrs-
-day evening se unfertunate as te fall out
of an upstairs window, a distance of 12
fcet. Site sustained some painful bruises
Vand n tcrriWe jar, but otherwise. Tillic is
k nil rlrflit
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- UECTOnriLZE.
Harvest is ever.
W- J. Davis is en the sick list.
Ask the boys who shot at them.
Mrs. Sallie JlcCall is en the sick list.
The Holiness meeting has closed after a
"bed time.
Wanted, a business man in this town te
vkcep it from dying.
S. L. Davis is expected te return from
his 'Western trip in a few days.
M. P. Meedy has bought the Henry
Sears farm of J. H. Trislcr; considera
tion, ?650.
Miss Florence' Cooper has just returned
Leme, from a visit at this place. Miss
Florence is quite an amiable lady mid
made many friends among the young
folks while here.
The wheat crop has been harvested
In this section and is the best crop that
ever grew here. Seme crops arc cstl-
;mated at 30 bushels per acre. The corn
if;:.,. and tobacco crops arc nlse geed. T. F.
, Goodwin has IS acres of tobacco and 20
acres of corn that he defies the county
te beat.
coming Kentucky Fair.
The following list has been carefully
arranged fev The Ledeeii. Any omis emis
sions will be cheerfully supplied upon
notice.
Shelbyvlllc, July 13th threo days.
Hustenvllle, July 14th two days.
Lancaster, July 15th two days.
Eminence, July lth flve days.
Harrodsburg, July 25th six days.
Danvllle, August 2d Ave days.
Versailles, August 2d flve days.
Columbia, August 8th four days.
Shnrpsburg, August Dth flve days.
Sprlngfleld, August 9th four days.
Lawrcnceburg, August 0th three days.
Nlchelasville, August 16th flve days.
Caiapbellsville, August ltfth four days.
TJnlontewn, August 16th flve days.
Lebanon, August 23d four days.
Maysville, August 23d flve days.
Hendersen, August 23d Ave days.
Londen, August 24th three days.
Lexington, August 30th five days.
Alexandria, August 30th flve days.
Franklin, August 30th flve days.
Bowling Green, September flth.
Paris, Soptembor 6th flve days.
llardstewn, September 6th flve days.
Mayslick, (cel.,) September 7th four days.
Kllzabothtewn, September 13th four days.
Winchester, September Uth flve days.
Herso Cuve, September 20th four days.
Cyntblana, Septcmber 21st four days.
Hartferd, September 28th four days.
Mt. Sterling, Septeraber 29th three days.
Owcnten, October Oh flve days.
All the above meetings have trotting
contests, these at Maysville being
especially attractive.
AjraOUNCEMENTS.
rem suEitirr.
We are authorized te anneunce J. C. JEF
FJERSON as the Democratic candidate for
Sheriff of .Masen county at the election te be
heiA Tuesday, November 8th, 1802.
AMENDMENT
Te Article One of Articles Incorpera
ting the Oakwood Distillery Ce.
Akticle te amend Artlcle I of Articles or In
corporation of Oakwood Distillery Cempuny,
of Maysville, Masen bounty, Kentucky, re
corded !n Deed Heek Ne. 03, page 443.
Be it known te all whom It may concern,
ilhat at a meeting or the stockholders of the
iSakwoed Distillery Company, Maysvlllc,
Mid at Its oil) co In Maysville, Kentucky,
Friday, June 3d, 1892, It was agreed
tfeat tne corporate nunie of said company
b changed from Oakwood Dlstlllery Cem
Mfly te Poyntz Ilrethcrs Company, and
AM hereafter the business or said corpora
i thm be conducted under the corporate name
' Of Peyntx Ilrethers Company. And it was
further agreed at said meeting that Hen II.
Pgyrttx, Secretary and Treasurer or said
Qakweed Dlstlllery Company.be and ha was au
' tnerMAd te roake proper Roknewlodgment or
mm or name bofero tbe Clerk of Ma
,MCuHr Court, and cause same te be pub-
MMMH turn reewraea as required ey law.
Ptt.emti (Trees, nf Oakwied Distillery Ce.
:or jtjwiTUOKr.ltt,
KmmS, Clrk of th6 County Court
aM tM aerw, de eertify
iTWtrument ei wmwvH
WMM MN eewH? MM
una uy Hn n. reyatz.
tt.Uu r. sod 4Md, nod
I IM. MUM, 10-
tNiUM ' .U'gJkjJJJ
Tbe Fourth at the I'estiiltlcf.
There will be only one delivery by the
carriers en the Fourth of July, and that
will be at 7 n. in.
A collection will be made at the same
time.
The General Delivery will close at 0:30
a. in., and remain closed for the day.
The Meney Order Department will net
be open at all.
Fihe and Accident Ins. W. R Warder,
i
Muuimiv, the Jeweler, has made big
reductions en Indies' and gent's geld
watches and all ether goods in his line.
Prices guaranteed lower than any ether
house. Successor te Hepper & Murphy.
.rgjBE ADVERTIBIWQ;.
7-k "7i r n'i n I dverttsementsunder
1 0 JlllVl ijti! the headiny of "Help
;miicl.""SKi.eHm
irnnfwl," " Lest," " FiiumI," tic, of an accepta
hie nature, ami net te exceed three line, mi this
page, are FREE te all.
i2tf"Ne Business Advertisement in frted uith uith
eut pay. ,
If answer fall te come the firt timet we Invite
as many repetition as are necessary te tccurc
ichat you advertise for. Il'e wish the advertisers
te feel that they arc net Imfieslny en us by usine
our free column.
Advertisements can be hft at our efflce or tent
threutih the mail te
THE PUBLIC LEDQKU CflMPAKY,
Xe. 10 E.TIilnl Street,
WANTED.
"7ANTED Te rent a heuse In tbe Third
i Ward containing three or four rooms.
Apply nt this elllce.
YX ANTED Man te sell the host Iren Fence
in the world for lawns, yards, schools,
parks, cemeteries, churches, tic. There Is
money in it for a llve man. Small capital, but
energy chiefly required. Address J. II. DAH
NALL. Maysvlllc. Ky.
117 ANTED A tlrst-class secondhand Spring-
wairen that will hall l.KW or 2.000 lbs.
Platform springs. K. II. COHD. Wedenla. Ky.
117J NTED A geed secondhand Shewcase,
V 3T.X2V4 feet. Address H. H. COUD,
Wedenla. Ky. '
1A7ANTED 100 subscribers for The Ledeku
at this place. . 11. COHD, Agent. We
denla. Ky.
H7ANTED Te buy or rent small Seda
t Fountain complete. Address Hex 105
Mt. Caruiel. Ky.
H7ANTED A situation ter an experienced
nurse, with geed reterenees. Apply at
this elllce.
Vs
7ANTED A white girl te de housework.
.Appl) at tins eittee.
17ANTED Te exchange u 20 jwund pair of
T Dumb-bells ter a pair weighing 5 or 0
pounds. Apuly at Postelllco.
WANTED A cemplete set of
erds of the Union and
Ollicial ltcc-
Cenfederate
Armies." published by the War Department.
Address, stating price, " Veteran' Hex 083,
Maysvlllc, Kj
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7ANTED Three thousand subscribers te
the ruui.ic LEDOEII.
rpSMST.
F
OH KENT Three rooms en West Second
ftreet. Annlr te GEOHOE H. HEISEH.
Nes. 117 and 119 West Second.
FOH KENT The heuse en Fifth street,
lately occupied by James K. Lloyd. Ap
ply te JOHN L. CHAMHEHLAIN. Court St.
F
OH KENT Kooms en first fleer, at 436 East
second street, corner repiar.
rOK JSAI.B.
FOK SALE A very desirable heuse and let
en Ferest avenue. The house Is new,
modern In style, six rooms, halls, pantry, bath
room, geed cellar. Let 83X185 feet. At $2,350.
This Is a bargain. M. C. HPTCHINS. Agent.
IpOH SALE Fresh cow givlDg 3W gallons
' rich milk dally. Cheap if sold this week.
Call at 210 W. Second street. C. S. LUCAS.
FOR SALE Elegant two-story frame resi
ndonce en Ferest avenue; let 00X150: heuse
and grounds in superb condition. Will be sold
at a bargain. M. C. HPTCHINS. Agent.
FOK 8ALE Seven-room frame Dwelling In
West end at $1,800. en liberal terms. Lo
cated en street car line. M. C. HUTCHINS,
Agent.
FOK SALE The splendid suburban rest
deuce and grounds of A. J, MoDeuglo,
Esq., nearly 9 acres. This Is one of the love
liest homes en tbe Ohie river between Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati, and can be purchased
at a great bargain. M.C. HUTCHINS, Agent.
FOK 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.
FOK SALE A second-hand sidebar Huggy.
A geed ene. Apply te It. It. FKOST, Wall
street.
FOK 8ALE-Cew and Calf. Prlce $50.
at D. Daulton's store, Fifth Ward.
Call
JLOBT;
LOST A pair of spectacles In red leather
case, between Mrs. Heed's residence in
Aberdeen und Hectllch's stere in Maysville.
Finder nleuse leave et this omce and recolve
rewara
1 OST A bunch of Keys, containing among
j-j etnersa mgut iatcn anu rostemco Key.
Finder please leave at Dr. A. G. Drowning s
elllce.
LOST A small brass King containing four
Keys, (ene Postelllco key.) between 340 E.
Fourth street and the lied Cerner. Finder
please leave at this office.
LOST Three diamond stick pins attached.
Finder please leave at this office and re re re
coleo reward.
T OST A large leather Pocket-book, centalq
lng a geld ring and some notes and papers.
rdpald If returned te WESLEY VICltOY.
Kewa
LOST On Third street, between Postelllco
and Sutten street, or en Sutten street All,
a Postelllco Key and deer Key, attached te a
chain. Please leave at this office.
T OST-On Third street, between Market and
XJ Sutten, a black silk Pocket-book. Finder
will please return te this elllce and get reward
LOST Oeld Necklace, between Shannen and
Murphysvllle, June 12th; charm en it
shape of ace of spades, with small Ivery set
In top side. If found return and recolve re
ward. II. F. COLE. Shannen, Ky.
LOST Hetween Owens, Mltohel & Ce.'s hard
ware stere and Plum street, a white metal
Doerkey. Please leave at Ledger elllce.
T ,OST Friday morning, botweon Hectllch's
XJ store and Hayswood, a red, folding Pocket-book.
Finder will ploase return same te
this ollleo and rocclve suitable reward.
LOST A black plaid woolen Shawl, fringe
en one end. Kinder please return te
MHS. MULLINS, oerner Limestone and Fourth
streets and reeeive reward.
LOOT A Building Association Heek belong
ln te Jesh Oreeu. Please lave at this
efljee..
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ktea'a gre
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OTATSMENT-JUNH0ii,l. 4
MESODIICES.
Leans und discounts
Overdrafts ,
llauklng Heuse , I
Furniture and fixtures f '
Due from banks
Cash
.f 141.102, 10
a,een ei
24,433 C4
20,553 83
. 15.b03 05
Total 8211.05D S3
I. A
A. Finch, Cashier of the nbove-nnmed Hank, de solemnly swear that the foregoing state
is trim te the best of my knewledge and belief. A. FINCH, Cashier.
ment
Sworn te bofero the undersigned this 00th
BAKE 0E MAYSTILLE,
MAYSVILLB, Kl
STATEJIENT
ItGSOUKCKS.
Leans and discounts $283,898 88
Ovenlrafts 4.73U W
Heal estate for debt l,3t)7 01
Hanking Heuse 15,000 00
U. S. KetuM 1,000 00
Other bends 3,500 00
Due from banks ll,Sa h
Cash 32.G01 37
Total $459.433 11
I UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS.
September 1st, 1871, P. Murphy $50 00
January 10th. 1874. A. It. Tuyler "" ..... 40000
I, J. F. Harbour, Cashier of the above-named Hank, de solemnly swear that the foregoing
statement Is true te the best of ray knowledge and belief. J. F. UAUItOUH, Cashier.
Sworn te lielore the undersigned this 30th day or Juuc, 1892.
. K. HOEFLICH, Notary Public.
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NOTICE!
All persons having claims against C. S.
Miner, deceased, are requested te verify and
present same, together with any claims ngalnst
tbe Arm of C. S. Miner & Ure., te said Arm ler
payment, nud all persons indebted te the Arm
are requested te call and settle any balance
In orderteclose up thocsteto of said deceased.
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will be found en the
Esplanade
V- durirnj the building of their new 'X
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
First That Allen G rover, Calvert C. Arthur,
Edward F. Hernden, Henry A. Hees, H. W.
Hecs and William Manley have beceme in
corporated by virtue of the previsions or the
General Statutes or Kentucky under the name
of Shannen and Ferman Chapel Turnpike
Company, nnd the principal place of transact
lng business Is at tbe residence of Jehn H.
iiuniuun, r.q., jiiisuu I'uuui), n..
Second The nature of the business pro
posed te be transacted Is the construction,
maintenance and operation of a turnpike
read from the Sardls Turnpike Head near the
forks of Shannen creek te Fleming county
line near Ferman's Chapel, a distance of
about two and a half miles.
Third The capital stock or said corpora
tien is six tneusana aeuars, in snares or
t wenty-Ave dollars each, the private stock te be
nald in um
pen call of the Dlrocters. and tbe
stock or Masen county in accordance with re
quirementsef the order of the Court of Claims
of Masen county.
Fourth Said corporation shall commence
business as seen as two thousand dollars Is
subscribed te the capital stock and shall con
tinue In exlstence Arty years.
Firth The atTairs of the corporation are te
be conducted by a President and a Heard or
Directors, Ave in number, a Secretary and
Treasurer, all or whom are te be stockholders
In said corporation. Tbe Arst set or officers
shall be Allen Grevcr, President; H. W. Hees,
Calvert C. Arthur, Edward F. Hernden. Wil
Ham Manley and Henry A. Hees. Directors;
Edward F. Hernden, Secretary; H. W, Hees.
Treasurer, and they shall held their offices
until the Arst Monday in April, 16U3, and until
their successors are chosen and quail Acd: and
every Arst Monday In April thereafter a Pres
ident and Heard or Directors shall be chosen
by the stockholders, and a Secretary and
Treasurer by the President and Heard or Di
rectors te held Ter the ensuing year and until
tbelr successors are chosen and quallAed.
Sixth The indebtedness or said corpora
tion shall at no tlme exceed tbe sum of Ave
thousand dollars.
Seventh The prlvate property of the stock
holders Is te be exempt from the corporate
debts of said corporation.
April 13tb. 1802.
ALLEN GROVE It,
CALVERT C. ARTHUR.
EDWARD F. HERNDON,
HENRY A. HEES,
H. W. HEES.
WILLIAM MANLEY.
Gee. M. Ginger & Sen,
BRICK MASONS AND CONTRACTORS I
Estimates made en all classes of Werk,
Leck Bex 4,17, MAYSVILLE. KY.
Dr. J. H. SAMUEL,
Ex-resilient Surgeon Geed Samaritan Hospital,
Kx-ectiug Huperliueudrnt Lengvlew
Insane Asylum,;
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OlHcc nud Ilmltlriirt!
Third Street, one fleer Wett et ttarktt.
MONUMENTAL, STATUAEY
AND CEMETERY WORK,
Jh Granite and itarble.
M. K. GILMOEE,
104 W. Bicend Htbxtct, MAYHVILLK, KY.
fB-Freetene Building Werk.Bldewalks, Ac, at
evm pi n.Tt
J. J. FITZGERALD,
Plimtar, Qm and Steam Fitter I
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.tlAHILlTIUS.
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Undivided profits
Individual deposits
Due te ether banks .
.JflOO.000 00
. 7.1M) 02
. 102,820 03
1,012 S
Total 82U.0.WM
day of June, 1802,
J. F. PniUUE, Notary Public.
- JUNE 30th,l92.
LIAIULITIUS.
Capital stock
Surplus
Fund te pay state tax
Individual deposits
Due te banks
.$150.000 00
. 2,2(14 27
. 1,125 00
. 298,105 23
. 0,883 01
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Total $458.4:18 U
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Privileges te Let.
The Hetel, Confectionery, Stable nnd Heg
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 have
the following divines present during the meet
ing: Dr. Moere, editor or the Christian Advocate-:
Dr. Hamilton of Bosten: Dr. Aultman,
Secretary of the Southern Educational So
ciety. The preachers of the district are ex
pected te be present. The meeting will com
mence July 2eth, continuing until August 8th,
and will be in charge of Rev. Anion Uerclng,
Presiding Elder. Any ene desiring rooms or
tents, write I. M. LANE, Maysville. Ky.
LIMESTONE PAEM,
StAYSVILLE, KY.
Mere Speed, Better Individuals und Breeding
for Less Meney, than nny Farm.
BARNEY WILKES,
Sire of seven from 2:19U te 2:30,
by Geo.Wllkes.2:2--'.8lreof eighty in
2:30; dam Resa, by Rosceo, son or
Pilet, Jr. TERMS, J50 cash at
tlme or service, with return privi
lege, or f 75 te Insure.
ALCANDRE, 2:26.
Hy Alcyone, 2:27, sire or twenty
flve lu 2:30; dam lady Carr, dam or
Ambassador, 2:21K. Mary 8., 2:28,
by American Clay. TEB5IS, $50 te
Insure.
McALISTER, 2:27,
By Egbert, sire et firty-twe In 2:30;
dam Laura, dam of Egg Het (three
yenr-eldl 1:32M, Knight Templar,
2:32. by Hilly Adams, son of Almont.
TERMS, 25 te insure.
DR. OWENS,
Hy Alcantara, 2:23, sire of fifty In
2:30, first dam by Sir Walklll, scc-
ena aam ey jiontueicy 1'rlnce.
TERMS, $10 cash by season, or f IB
te Insure.
CeSend for Catalogue.
JAS. W. FITZGERALD,
MAYSVILLE, KY.
aprt emSw
Small, ihe Tailor
CAN HE FOUND AT HIS
EMPORIUM of FASHION
Ne. 110 Market Street,
Opposite Central Hetel.
State National Bank
JIAYSVILLE, KY.
OAPZXAC STOCK $HOO,OOU
SURPLUS 110,000'
DO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,
C. B. Peabce, Cashier.
W. H. Cor, Treildent.
Jno. Piles, Vice-President.
land Eer Sale,
I will offer for sale 80 acres of land situated
en the Tnjler's Mill Turnplkeand Kentucky
Central Railroad at Summit Station, three
ana ene-nair mues irem Maysville, ene or the
best markets In the state. Said land is Ne. 1
In quality nene hotter In the oeunty; well
watered; can be divided te suit purcliasars;
four passonger trains dully; flve minutes rlde
te Maysville; geed neighborhood. Any ene
desiring a geed location will de well te call en
the underslirned at the home at the late Hln.
clalr Dlmmitt. If net sold privately will be
sold te the highest bldder en July UOth, 1892,
One-thlnl cash, balance In ene an
two years,
with six per eent. Interest en deferred
merits. A Hen en the land will be retain
irreil ni
1 pay
A Hen en the land will be retalned.
MRS. ANNA MOUNTJOY.
' Reman! P. 0 Masen County. Ky,
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Circulation Over 100,000 Copies Daily.
The Phf.ss Is the organ or no faction; pulls
no wires: has no animosities te avenge.
The Most Rematkable JVarxixiwr Success in
New Yerh. The Press is a Aatleiinl Success.
Cheap news, vulgar sensations and trash
And no place in the celuiuns of The Pit ess.
The Pkess has the brlghest Editorial page
iu New Yerk. It sparkles with peluts.
The Piiess Sunday edition Is n splendid
twenty page paper, covering every current
topic of Interest.
The Piiess Weekly Edition contains all the
geed things of the Dally and Sunday editions.
Fer these who cannot atlerd the Dally or are
prevented by distance from early receiving It,
the Weekly is a splendid substitute.
4 an .flui'crttiifrii; Medium The Press hai no
Superior in Neiv Yerk.
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RAII.BOAP BOHirDUI.E.
CINCINNATI DIVISION CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
Ne. 2. 9:10 a. m
Bmi pe. -m....i:mi p. m
Ne. 4. !s-ue pi m
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m
m
m
uUTF
Went
p. m
Add twenty-six minutes te get city time.
ity-i
ndS
M are the Mavsvllle uccemmi
tlen, and Nes. 17 and 18 the Huntington accem
modatien. Nes. 1 and 2 are tbe fast express
and Nes. 3 and 4 the F. F. V.
Ne. 4 (F. F. V.) is a solid train with through
dining car and Pullman sleepers te Washing
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New Yerk.
Through Pullman sleeper te Hlohmend, Va
and Old Point Comfert. Ne. Sis a solid train
with Pullman sleeper te Washington, making
all Eastern and Southeastern connections.
The aocemmodatlon trains are dnllv exeent
Sunday; tbe rest are dally.
Direct connection at Cincinnati for points
usi nun oeuin.
MAY8VIM.E DIVISION.
Southbound.
Leaves
Maysville at
for Paris, Lex
5:30 a. m.fer
ingten. Cincinnati. Rich
mend. Htnnfnrrl. T.lv.
ingsten, Jolllce, Mlddlcsboreugb, Cumberland
Gap, Frankfort, Louisville and points en N.
N. and M. V., Easteru Division.
Leaves Maysville at 1:65 p. ra. for Paris, Cin
cinnati, Lexington, Winchester, Richmond
and points en N. N. and M. V., Eastern Divis
ion. Northbound.
Arrive at Maysville at 10:00 a. m. and 8:45
p. in.
All trains daily except Sunday.
Add twenty-six minutes te get city tlme.
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DinECT ItOUTE WEST
The Ohie and Mississi.
pi Railway
is the short line be be bo
teoon Cincinnati and
St. Leuis, and all of Its
trains run through seldi
te St. Leuis. Ne transferring or baggage or
of passengers who travel en 0. and M. trains.
Less than ten hours Is our tlme te St. Leuis,
where our trains tnake connection In the
Union DeiKit with trains of all lines for the
West. Southwest and Northwest.
xne unie anu Mississippi Hallway is thedl
ect and fast line te Louisville.
. .n. . . L. .-r-'. . .7- .
root and fast line te Louisville
The Ohie and Mississippi Railway gives spe
cial attention te colonists irelnir West, either
slngle or in partles. Our agents are prei
pared at all tlmes te furnish Information as te
rates and reutes te points West, nnd when
passengers are ready te start will secure tlielr
tlokets at lowest rates andattend te check
lng baggage through te dost nation.
ter tlokets via O. and M. Railway nnd
iiiriiioriniermuuon cuuen agenis or connect'
lng lfnes or address O. W. PAHis.
Control Passonger Agent O. and M. Rail
wny, 48 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, O.
Cincinnati, Portsmentli, Bljf Sandy and
JL'oraerey racKet Company.
The splendid beats of this Hue, running 1
veen Clnelnnatl, Portsmouth. I ronten flu
be
tween
nt-
ingten, Galllpells and Ppraerey, ps Mays
vIUm follews:
romerey PaekAta Bebw.a. TUninh ami
CH.ef Mftdleen hn MmvMI eltSer way u
BO
Xtg&flll-rc-ss
SsteS
iniju.:
let.,. ....r,.,.Mr..a
Ler M4Tiaurer.....K. A, I
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Lssvper a., .vii. i.,t...
Weed and CoaUtM&ecter ......Willi
WbnrfrnHKr...w... ... ... . . ..O. Si.1
Cltv Proseeutor , . , J.
CltvFhTslelan Dr. C. C.-Ot
City Undertaker Q. A. Mell
Keeper Almshouee Mrs. vattiM K.
City COUNCIL.
Meets First Thutsday Eventnu in Each ,W
William H. Cox, President.
MEMDEItg.
Ftist Weird.
(1) W. H. Cox.
(2)W. H.Wadswerth,Jr.
(3) Conard Rudy,
Second Irani.
(DJ.C. Pecer,
(2) M. F. Kehee,
(3) 0. 11. Pcarce, Jr.
Third Waul.
(1) R. W. Fitrgerald,
(2) H. It. Uierbewcr,
(3) L. O. Uatterman.
Fourth Il'fln).' ..
(1) Tlies. M. Vtoek,
(2) Rebert Flcklln,
(3) H. L. Newell. '
Fifth Ward. -
ill Gee. C. Flemluar 't
(2)H.T.Haulman, . v'll
Sixth Ward.
iIiOpe. flehraednr. '
(2)PolkHieks.
(3) Rufus Dryden.
The figures Indicate the number et yerfrs
each Councilman has te sorve from January,
IZV.
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MASONIC LODOES.
Confldcuce T)dge Ne. 52 Mcets first Men.
dav nlirht in each month.
Masen Ledge Ne. 342 Meets second Monday
night in each month. , ti$
Maysville Chanter Ne. 0-Mccts tblra MOBr
dav nlirht lb each month. ' -n
MavsvllloCemmandery Ne. 10-Meets fourth j
iiuuuuy uigui in vacu luuuui.
ODDFELLOWS, r t
DeKalb Ledgo Ne. 12 Meets uvery TuwdayX
nigiu. . - - , i
Ringgold Ledge Ne. 27 Meets overy weda;
Plsgnb Encampment Ne. 0 Meets" 'second!
and fourth Mondays In overy mentb. vvHJ
Canten Maysville Ne. S Meets thlrdifendayj
nltrhf In nnnli ,nnntl, - . wf
Friendship Ledgo Ne. 42, D. of U.-Mwts's
first Monday night in each mentb.
' KNiaHTSerrrrniAs.
Limestone Ledge Ne. 30 Meets every Frldavl
niicnt. j
Mnysvllle Division Ne. 0, U. R.-Mcets ,firtl
xuusuuj in uvury uiuuui.
P. O. S. k.
Washington Camp Ne. 3 Meets every Thursj
uay nigni.
O. A. It.
Jeseph Helscr Pest Ne. 13 Meets flrsLandj
third Saturdays In each mentb. '
M. C. Hutchlns Camp Ne. 2, S. of V. Meettlj
every Wednesday ovenlutr. VA
Weman's Heller Cerns Meets second aadij
leurtn siiturunys in caeu meutn.
k. or n.
Maysville Ledgo Ne. 2778. Meets first nnd' 3
tniru xucsuays in cacn mentn.
' BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES,
St. Patrlek's Bonevolent Seciety Meets
every secenu sunimy. -j
Qf.tnll,.. Af ,1... II T f Uaa,. Anww Qlin.
day. $;
Father Mathew Total Abstlncnce Socletv . fi
uuunuij vi tiiu &. ..&. tfibuia u.u... uu,,' .. "v
Meets first Sunday In each mouth.
Ancient Order of Hibernians Meets third
Sunday lucaeli month. A?1
Knights of St. Jehn Meets every Tuesday-,
nlirht. . r
German Rellef Society Mcets first Monday.)
nlirht In nnnh month. i.fl
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COLORED SOCIETIES.
txsnsici.
Acacia Ledgo Ne. 21, F. A. M. Meets' SOCOMJ
v cunesimy nignt in eacn mentn. i
Mt. Hormen Chapter Ne. 8, R. A. M. Meets
second Friday in each month.
Palestlne Cammandery Ne. 6, K. T, Meets,
frtiif-th lVs'lilnt In mirtti mnnlh flit
IVUitM & llUil,! 4 VVU UIUIIIUI
a. v. e. e. r.
Mafsvllle Star Ledgo, Ne? 1918. Mcets flrj
ami tmrd tridav nlirht in cacn mentn,
Household of Ruth Ne. 37. Meets secead
Thursday night in each month. . (.1,
DAUOIITEltS OF THE TABERNACLE,
Ceneo River Tabernacle Ne. 80. Meet first
Thursday in each month. f'
DAUGHTERS OF THE OOOD SAWAIUTAN.
V....na T nn VTa t lfn.l. flMilV.Jrtn. J.h. .7'
j.uij3 uvuu iiu. v. jicuie iiiei.' juiiceun v
nigiu in eacn mentn. j.
Geed Will Lodire Ne. 40. Meets first EaturA
day and third Wednesday night in each mentb'1
Yeung's Temple Ne. 41. Mcets first Meedy,!
nignt in eacn mentn. j
e. a. it.
McKlnnevan Pest Ne. 168. Meets fourth'
urday nlffbt In each mentb.
Weman's Relief Cerps Ne. 2fc. Meeta fi:
xuesuay in cacn mentn.
COURT BXXXOXOXT.
CinCUIT COUUT,
Hen. A. E.Cole. Judire Mavsvll
J. II. Sallee. Commeuwoalth Att'y.. .Marsvlll
Hen D. Parry, Clerk Msysvilte
Aiian u.ueic, waster lommissiener.Mayayuie
Courts Meit
Masen -At Maysvlllc, Tuesday after tbe sec
ond Monday in January, April, July and Octo-
hr)
Fleming At Flemlngsburg, third Monday In' ;?
May and November. v iW
Greenup At Qroenup, fourth Monday ln;
teDruary ana August. yjm
Liewis ai vnneeDurg second Monday ib.j
junu una xiccemDer. , 'j&
Nicholas At Carlisle, Tuesday nfter tblrd
Monday In September and fourth Monday la)
Marcn. , . fcjj
MASON COUNTV COORT j
Meets Second Monday in Each Menth.
Thos.H.Phlster,Presldlng Judge... .Maysvlltei
uaanes u. eweu, county Atterney.MaysviL
T. M. Pearce, Clerk Mavsvil
Jehn W. Alexander. Sheriff. r..Marsvlllel
J. C. Jeffersen I nnininJ MaysJI3
SaraP.PorlnerDPut,e91 MaysvHte
ueucrii;. ivirK, jauer ,.., Maysviu
Jehn D. Roe, Cerenor .....Maysvllj
JehnC. Evorett, Assessor .....MaysvHJ
G. W. Ulatterman, Scheel Sup't Maysvin
IQuarterly Court mcets Tuesday after 'thai
second Monday In March, June, September,:
ana ueccmuer, anu lias civil jurisdiction HOJ
iuu umuuui ui fw.i .. ,
MAOiSTUATES COURTS. - i
Maysville Ne. 1. Jehn L. Grant, Magistrate,!
uuius cuun me ursr. 'xuesuay in euen meutii,!
Jacob Mlller, Magistrate, holds court met
teurtn xuesaay in eaeh month, wta. n. Dftyri
DUIl, IXJllSlUUlU,
Maysville Ne. 2. T. J. Plckett, Magistrate
holds court the first I
: Saturday in each, mouthy
William Pepper, Magistrate, holds oeurt tlwM
leurtn eaturaay in cuen mentn.
Constable
Dever James Rarnshaw and Frank LussjE
ieru. Magistrates, neid courts en tbe Uret tMf
third Wodnesdavs la March. June. SentaaUri
and Dccember. Jehn Runyon. Ceuetable. .' S
Minerva O. N. Weaver and Jeseph M.Byar.' ?
Magistrates, held courts en the first and third:
xuursaays in Marcn, June, eeptesiDer aM .
Dcccmber. William E. King, Conitebie,-, 3i
uormantewn Leslie H.Manuen and wm. it;
twurintu. tiuntBtnw!99 uum vuuiib ntj h
ureL rriuuy nna luiru cmuraay m ma
June, September and December." k
DlllURr-Ji 1?1 UUII HUU ejauiva & UTM
jauffutrates, bold courts en tbe 9
fnii.th Ua,l,w,n..i In II. mI, Ti.Ma
-uu.... k..,u,uMja ,u vinivu. VUU&9
Mnvallnkniiarlea V IVIIIlem. aaA 1''S
--. .... w.. ... ... .mr tv4
uyuiuuu,inKisrii, liuiu courts qa mi
enu ana leurtn r rid ays in Marcn, June,
luiuuur unu uuuomuer. jninw B.
Constnble.
Lewlsburg Isaac L. Mellvaln and jl
M. Aloxnnder. MasrlstratBa. hnld oeurt ta
secend and fourth Thursdavs in Mireh. J
Soptembor and Docembor, S, M.StieJfl, I
Cellls, Magistrates, held courts ob tk
cmuruiiy uuu last Monday in Ma
euiiieuiuur anu uoeemoor, w,
uonstaeio. tt
..." ""1-.U,-Brt''ra ueinr ana a.x
Weed, Magistrates, held courts, en the :
xuesuaya nna tnird weuaeeaays '1
June. Setitcmber and DaaBihar. I
Geggln, Constable. ' (rf,5
Murpbysville--Jebn V. elte MT Wi
,,utiuiiiMiuu, jnKKniriuWiHOM OOOTH i
fourth Mondays and third TburtKUyi in 1
nlllTa. fVuMtahla l
Fern Leaf-Saniuet X. MMt'ln and Pe
uwfM, mhwiiw, new Mutu en u
Red fourth BatunWyslnWiVeU. June
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