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ble for the opinions expressed by Correspond
ents; but nothing retleetlng upon thechnrno thechnrne thechnrno
ter or habits of any person will be admitted
te these, column?.!
OUU AUKNTS.
" The following are authorized Ajrcnts for
Tnc FuiiLic Lkdeku In their r spectlve local
Hies:
Afcirnillniri Matthew Heffman.
Helena Rebert II. Cord.
Atlnerca Frank W. Hawes.
Sanili B. 0. Grlusby.
Omiieebiiru' C. It. Ress.
SprlMiMtile C. C. fleirman.
Maytlich Chnrle Wheeler.
Vrtiireburi Mrs. Jentile Stewart.
Mt. Cartntl K!lly & Foxworthy.
Augusta Leander Tully.
Pi Jeseph W. Williams.
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THE STRANGERS' CHURCH GUIDE.
Hours When Services are Held in
Various Churches in Maysville.
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The following Directory was prepared ex
pressly for The Ledgek:
CENTRAL FltF.SUYTEIIIAK CllL'ltCU.
Revelt. W.MOianc, Paster.
Preaching Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in.
Sabbath-school at 0:30 a. m.
Midweek Prayer-meeting Wednesday at 7:30
p. m.
V. P. S. C. n. Sunday at 0:30 p. in.
" riRST rilESHYTEUIAN CHUItCII.
Rev. J. S. Hays, D.D., Patler.
Public Services Sunday II a. in. nnd 8 p. in.
Westminster S. C. E. Sunday 7:30 p. m.
Sabbath-school Sunday 9 a. m.
Weekly Prayer-meeting Thursday at 8 p. in,
Paster s residence, Hayswood Seminary.
TH1HU STHEET M. E. CHL'KCII.
Ret. Cyrus Riffle, Paster.
Services overy Sunday.
All are lurlted.
Preaching at U n. m. und 7:30 p. in.
Sunday-school 0:30a. m.
Prayer-meeting every Thursday at 7:30 p. in,
Paster's residence, -"US West Second street.
M. E. CHUItCH, south. r
Rev. J. E. Wright, Paster.
Preaching Sunday 11 a. m. nnd 7:30 p. in.
Sabbath-school 0:30 n. m.
Wesleyan Society C. E. Sunday 6:30 p. in.
rrnyer-raeetlng Thursday 7:30 p. m.
Fer the present these services are held at the
Courthouse.
Paster's residence, 223 West Second street.
CHKISTIAN CHURCH.
Chapman S. Lucas, Pater.
Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30
p.m.
Sunday-school promptly at 9:30 a. m.
Prayer-racetlng Thursday evening 7:30.
Endeavor Society Sunday evening at 0:15.
Ladles' Aid Society Thursday 3 p. in. '
CHUItCII OF THE NATIVITY'.
Rev, D. D. Chapin, Recter.
Services en Sunday at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p.m.,
en Fridays at 7:30 p. m.
Hely Communion en the first and third Sun
days of the month at the 11 o'clock service;
en ethor Sundays at 9:30 a. in.
Sunday-school at 10 a. in.
SEUDKN'fl CHAPEL, M. E. CHUItCII.
M. O. McNcely, Paster.
Sunday-school at 9:30 a. in.
Epworth League overy Sunday at 0:30 n
, m.
Prarer-meetlnsr every Wednesday 7:45 i. m,
Preaching first mid third Sundays in each
month at 10:30 a. m. und 7:45 p. in.
Class-meetlng second nnd fourth Sundays In
each month nt 10:30 a. m.
Paster's residence, 311 Broadway.
Kfutucky Fairs ami TreK
The following list has been carefully
arranged fe Thf. Lf.deeii. Any omis emis omis
felens will be cheerfully supplied upon
' notice.
nt.ur.au ass ciucuit.
Shelbyvllle, July 13th three days,
ltlchmend, July 10th four days.
Eminence, July UUth live days.
Hnrredsburg, July 2flth six days.
Danville, August M tlve days.
Sharpsburg, August 0th Uve days.
' Nlchefasvllle, August 10th live days.
Maysville, August 23d tlve days.
Lexington, August 30th live days.
i Paris, September 0th tlve days.
Winchester, September 13th llve days.
,' ,, Cynthlana, Soptembor 20st four days.
' Alt. Sterllng. Soptembor 27th-thrce days.
OTHEIt FAIKS.
Hustenvllle, July 14th two days.
Lancaster, July 15th two days.
Versailles, August 2d flve days.
Columbia. August 0th four days.
Springfield, August 9th four days.
Lawrenceburg, August 9tb three days.
Campbellsvlllc, August 10th four days.
Unlontewn, August 10th flve days.
Lebanon, August 23d four days.
Hendersen, August 23d Uve days.
Londen, August 24th thrce days.
' Alexandria, August 30th flve days.
Franklin, August 31th tlve days.
, Bowling drecn, Soptembor 8th.
Dardstewn, Soptembor 0th flve days.
Afaysllck, (cel,,) September 7th four days.
Kllzabcihtewn, September 13th four days.
Iferae Cave, September 20th four days.
Hartferd, Soptembor 28th four days,
Owenton, October 4th flve days.
All the abeve mcetings have trotting
contests, these at Miysvillc being
especially attractive.
Davk SiLVKHTUit, a farm hand weiking
near Gahcnnn, O , died from an overdose
of laudanum. lie was trying te sober up
vfrem a Fourth of July spree.
rPB te 1 An. I .. wm hnllnnt. .. l.. rnn. !
-, i inibiuiiuniuK i;jmuMi uiajr uu buuii lu
Srhe cemetery efa parish In the environs
or rami "Here lies Alme. li., wlfe or
M. N., master blacksmith, The railing
round this tomb was manufactured by
h husband.''
A fArmkh living near Red Creek, N. Y.,
xaeatly feuad a cow In the act of de
vouring the entire family wardrobe. She
lad already Kten a " pair of trousers.-a
vtMt, a carutf an Jacket, two silk handker-
fit
ta, a.twir ei lauy r waimng bhem anu
lf .fl h mlHtr loot.
i!i:x
rrf 1 I -
TVlfUoler
The lunu who does net mlvcrtise is
generally seen lounging around Ills store.
Miss Emma Bradley of Chicago lins
founded n mission school nt her own ex
pense in the slums of Hint city. She
makes her home in the rear of the
school-room, and shares her feed with u
number of peer people, and nt her own
table, tee.
Fkw people knew that almost in sight
of St. Leuis stands the largest nrtiflciid
mound in America, if net in the world.
The Cnliekia mound is evor 700 feet long
by 500 wide at the base nnd 00 feet high.
It covers ever eight ncres of ground nnd
has upward of .10,000,000 cubic feet of
contents. When one reflects en the low
degrce of civilization attained by the peo
ple who built this mound and the inade
quate tools, transportation and machinery
employed, it was for the Indians a mere
stupendous undertaking than for us
would be the building of another city like
St. Leuis. This mound is really n moun
tain nnd every handful of enrth it con
tains must have been carried thither in
hand baskets. Hew long it took or why
it was built at all are questions that will
probably never be answered, but the stu-
ft
cnuousnessel the wers cannot be caned
question.
iu:ci:ivt for a aupn town.
Grit.
Vim.
Push.
Snap.
Energy.
Schools.
Morality.
Harmony.
Cerd'allty.
Advertising.
Talk about it.
Wrlte about It.
Cheap property.
Speak well ler it.
Help te Improve It.
Advertise In its papers.
Geed country tributary.
Patronize Its merchants.
Elect geed men te olllce.
Help all public enterprises.
Honest comiietltien in nrlces.
Make tiie atmosphere healthy.
Faith exibitcd by geed works.
Fire all loafers, croakers and dead-beats.
Let your object be the welfare, growth and pro
motion of your town and Its people. Speak well
of public spirited men, and be one yourself.
FntE and Accident Ins. W. R Warder.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOU SlIEUII'K.
We are authorized te announce J. C. JEF
FERSON ns the Democratic candidate for
Shcritr of Mnsen county nt the election te be
held Tuesday. Xovember isth, H92.
If eti.ee !
H. U. Watsen and W. G. Jenkins will buy
wheat this season at the Limestone Mills. The
facilities for bundling wheat at this Mill are
well known te nil. They furnish
Sacks Free of Charge
and pay the highest market prlce for wheat.
Netice te Farmers !
At a meeting of the grain merchants and
millers of Maysville, held en June 24th, 1MB,
the subject of cleaning wheat by farraers was
introduced and fully discussed, and the fol
lowing preamble and resolution was adepted:
That whereas, in former years, owing te the
superior quality and cleanliness of Masen
county wheat, It enjoyed a reputation second
te no ether section of the country nnd was
much sought after, but in recent years, owing
te the imperfect denning of wheut by thresh
ers, it has su tiered very materially In grading
In the peneral markets In comparison with
wheat from ether states, resulting In no In
considerable less te the handlers, nnd many
of the former large wheat customers who
bought wheat here liave in consequeuce been
diverted te ether markets; therefore, be It
Revolved, That the grain dealers and millers
of this city teel that It Is incumbent upon
them te make It known te the larmcrs that
they must Insist upon them having their
whent well cleaned and screened by threshers,
otherwise prices will be made accordingly.
They desire te state, for the benefit of the
fnrmers, that wheat te grude Ne. 3 must
weigh at least B4 pounds te the bushel,
thoroughly clean and dry, free lrera smut
nnd ether lmnurlties: nnd that whent te
urude Ne. 3 must weigh nt least 56 pounds te
the bushel, and be dry and reasonably clean,
and may hae an occasional smut ball, but
lreofrem stain. Wheat net up te the above
grades will be clns;cd as rejected.
State National Bank
MAYSVILLE, KY.
CAPITAL STUCK $200,000
SUUVT.aS 110,000
DO A GENERAL BANKINQ BUSINESS.
C. D, 1'eakck, Cashier.
W. H. Cox, President.
J.ve. I'ilks, Vice-President.
Small, the Tailor
CAN HE FOUND AT HIS
EMPORIUM of FASHION
Ne. 110 Market Street,
. Opposite Central Hetel.
Gee. M. dinger & Sen,
BRICK ilASONS AND CONTRACTORS I
Estimates made en all classes of Werk.
Leck Bex 4.17, MAYSVILLE, KY.
Dr. J. H. SAMUEL,
Ex-nwlricnt Burgeon Ooed Hanmrltan Hcwpltsl,
Kx-actlng Huperlntendent Lengvlew
Insane Asylum,
PHYSICIAN AND SUEGE0N
Office und UIUenwt
Third Mtreet. one deer Weil of Market.
J. J. FITZGERALD,
Plumber, Gas and Steam Fitter!
41 H Swil Street,
JewtlfeHtevf. HAYgviLLK. KY.
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BALLENGEE Diamonds
k IA A12I,
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Me tKidirr, mul net tecjccecd three lines, en this
pdyc, ere FREE te all.
l3fXe Vusincss Advertisements insetted wttlf
out pay.
If answers fail te come the first time, tre ii'H
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ichat you advci Use for. We wish the advertisers
te feci that they arc net imposing en usbyusing
our free column.
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through the mail te
Tlie PVOLIC LEDGER CO-UUAT,
iVe. 10 E. Tldnl Street.
WANTED.
"IVANTED-Te rent a house in the Third
Ward containing three or lour rooms.
Apply at tills ciiiice.
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7 ANTED Man te sell the best Iren Fence
r Iti thi. M-nvlit for lurn4. vuid. schools.
parks, cemeteries, churches, A-c. There Is
money in It for n live man. Small capital, but
energy chiefly required. Address J. H. DAlt
XALL. Ma)svllle. Ky.
"ITfANTED A llrst-class secondhand Spring-
waceii that will hall l.HW or 2,0ii0 lbs.
Platform springs. H. 11. COHU. Wedenla. Ky.
"IT7"ANTED-100 subscribers for The Ledeeh
at this place. H. II. COHD, Agent, We We
eonla, Kj-.
vy'NTED-Te bui" or
? Fountain complete.
Mt. Canuel. Ky.
rent small Seda
Address llex 105
"WANTED A complete set of " Otllclnl llec
l ' erds et the Union and Contedernto
Armies," published by the War Department.
Address, stating price, " Veteran," Uex tiiS,
Maysville. Ky.
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ANTED Three thousand subscribers te
The Puiimg Ledek.h.
FOB RENT.
ITIOH KENT ltoems en Market street, near
. Third street, ler small family or gentle
men. It. K. HOEFLICH.
1710 It KENT Olie house of 8 looms and ene
. of 2 room nnd kitcheu. Apply te MltS.
JOHN It. ItUDV.
171011 KENT Three rooms en West Second
X1 htreet. Apply te GEOHGE 11. HEISEil,
Nes. 117 and 110 West Second.
FOU KENT The heuse en Fifth street,
lately occupied bv James K. Lloyd. Av
ply te JOHN L. CHAM1IE1I1.AIN. Court St.
FOU KENT Reems en tlrst tloer.at 430 East
Second strcet, comer Poplar.
TOB SALE.
I7IOK SALE A very desirable heuse and let
. en Foiest nvenue. The heuse Is new,
modern In style, six rooms, halls, pantry, bath
room, geed cellar. Let NiX 1M loot. At f2,3.)0.
This Is a barguln. M. C. HUTCH INS. Agent.
FOU SALE Elegant two-story frarae resl resl
cdence en Ferest nvenue; let 06150: house
and grounds in superb condition, w 111 oe setu
nt a bargain. M. C. Hl'TCHlNS. Agent.
FOH SALE Seven-room trame Dwelling In
West end nt 81.NX). ou liberal terms. Lo
cated ou street car line. M. C. HUTCHINS,
Agent.
IJ10U SALE The splendid suburban rest
. dence und grounds of A. J. McDeugle,
Esq., nearly 0 ncres. This is ene of the love
liest homes en the Ohie river between Pitts
burgh nnd Cincinnati, nnd can be purchased
at a great bargain. M.C. HUTCHINS. Agent.
FOU SALE A number of beautiful build
ing lets, cheice locations, in East end, ou
terms te suit purchasers. New Is the time te
Invest In our thriving, giewlng city. M. C.
HUTCHINS. Agents
FOIt SALE A second-hand sidebar llu ggy.
A geed one. Apply te H. It. FHOST, Willi
street.
EOST.
LOST A bunch of Keys, containing among
ethers a night latch and Posteltleo key.
Finder nlease leave ut Dr. A. G. Hrewnlmr s
eftice.
LOST A smnll brass King containing four
Keys, (ene Postefiico key,) between 340 E.
Fourth street nnd the Bed Cerner. Finder
please leave nt this olllce.
LOST Three diamond 6tlck pins attached.
Finder please leave nt this etllce and re
ceive reward.
LOST A large leather Pocket-book, contain
ing a geld ring and some notes and pnpers.
Heward paid If returned te WESLEY VICltOY.
I' OST Ou Third street, between Postelllco
J nnd Sutten street, or en Sutten street till.
n Postefiico Key and deer Key, attached te a
chain. Please leave at this elllcc.
LOST Ou Third street, between Market and
Sutten, a black silk Pockct-beo'k. Finder
will please return te this olllce and get reward
OST Geld Necklace, between Shannen and
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i lurpuynviiie, uuuu j-uii uiiurui uu 11
shnpe of ace of spades, with small ivory set
In top slde. If found return and receive re
ward. 11. F. COLE. Shannen. Ky.
LOST Iletwcen Owens, Mltchel 5; Ce.'s hard
ware store and Plum street, a whlte metal
Doerkoy. Please leave nt Lcdger olllce.
LOST A black plaid woolen Shawl, frluge
en ene end. Finder please return te
MBS. MULLINS. corner Llmestone and Fourth
streets and recelve rewnrd.
I, OST A Building Association Boek belong--I
ing te Jesh Oreen, Please louve nt this
olllce.
JESSSSi.
FOUND A geld Bracelet, en Second strcet.
Ownercnn Und it ttt Grand Vlew Hetel by
proving property. .
WILLIAM BBOWN.
ITIOUND-In front of Will Stockton's gro gre
. eery, a Pocket-book containing money.
Call at Ledger oiHce and prove property.
I710UND That it pays a big profit te patron-
IzeTiie l'uni.ie Lkdeku.
C. W. WARDLE,
DENTIST
Zwelgart'i Bleck, Second and Sutten Streets.
tjSBaWhenharlngTeetli Extracted take Oas, Ab
w selutely l'alnleni and Hafe,
Land Fer Sale.
I will eiler for snle HO acres of land situated
en the Tayler's Mill Turnpike mid Kentucky
Central Ballread at Summit Station, three
and ene-half miles from Maysville, ene of the
best markets In the state. Said land Is Ne. 1
In quality nene better In the ceunty: well
watered; can be divided te suit purchasers;
fout-pussengor tralnsM&lly; tlve minutes rlde
te Maysvllle; geed neighborhood. Any ene
desiring a geed location will de well te call en
the undersigned at th home of the late Sin
clair Dlmmjtt. If net sold privately will be
sold te the highest bidder en July 30th, 18W.
One-thlnl cash, balance In one ami two rears,
vim ix per ewi. interact en aeierrea pay
ments, A lien eh the land will be u
MS
ed.
Bernard P. 6,t Meeea OeuHty. ky,
urja a ww a unr
JOY,
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Silverware
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Hrst That Allen G rover, Calvert C.Arthur,
Edwurd F. Hernden, Henry A. Hees. H. W.
Hees nnd William Mnnley have become in in in
eorperated by vlrtuoef the previsions of the
General Stat u tes of Kentucky under t he nnme
of Shannen nnd Fermnn Chapel Turnpike
Company, and the principal place of tratwict
lug business is at the resldence of Jehn 11.
Hernden, Esq., Mnsen county, Ky.
Second The nnture of the business pro
posed le be transacted is the construction,
maintenance nnd operation of n turnpike
read from the Sardls Turnpike Head near the
forks of Shannen creek te Fleming ceuntv
line near Fermnn's Chhpel, a dlstance e'f
about two and a half miles.
Third The capital stock of said corpora
tion is six thousand dollars. In shares of
twcnty-llve dollars each, the private stock te be
paid In upon call or the Directors, and the
stock of Masen county in accordance with re
qniroiuentsof theorderef the Court of Claims
of Masen county.
Fourth Said corporation shall cemmence
business ns seen as two thousand dollars is
subscribed te the capital stock nnd shall con
tlnue In cxistence fifty years.
Filth The affairs ei the corporation are te
Ie conducted by n President and u Heard of
Directors. Uve in number, a Secretary and
Treasurer, all of whom are te be stockholders
In said corporation. The llrst set of officers
shnll be Allen Grever, President; H. W. Kecs,
Calvert C. Arthur, Edward F. Hernden. Wll
llam, Manley and Henry A. Hees, Directors;
Edward F. Hernden, Secretary; II. W. Hees,
Treasurer, nnd they shall held their efllccs
until the llrst Monday in April. 18H3, nnd until
their successors are chosen nnd qunllflcd: and
every llrst Monday In April thereattcr n Pres
ident and Heard of Directors shall be chosen
by the stockholders, nnd a Secrctnry nnd
Treasurer by the President and Heard of Di
rectors te held for the ensuing year and until
their successors are chosen and qualltled.
Sixth The indebtedness of said corpora
tion shnll at no time exceed the sum of live
thousand dollars.
Seventh The private property et the stock
holders is te be exempt from the corperato
debts of said corporation.
April 13tu, lb'J2.
ALLEN GltOVEH.
CALVEHTC.AItTHUH.
EDWAlll) F. HEItNDON,
HENUV A. HEES,
H. W. HEES.
WILLIAM MANLEV.
M.C.Eussell&Sen
will be found en the
Esplanade
tliii'iiijr the biiildiiifr of their new
house.
Call and See Them.
Piug'gles Camp-meeting
Privileges te Let.
The Hetel, Confectionery, Stnble and Bag
gage Privileges will be let te the best bidder.
The Beard reserves the right te reject liny or
all bids. The letting will be en
Monday, July 4, at 10 o'clock a. in.,
en the grounds. The Beard expects te hnve
the following divines present during the meet
ing: Dr. Moere, editor of the Christian Advo
cate; Dr. Hamilton of Bosten: Dr. Aulttnnn,
Secretary of the Southern Educational So Se So
dety. The preachers of the district are ex
pected te be present. The meeting will com cem cem
meneo July 28th, continuing until August 8th,
and will be in charge of Bev. Anion Berelng,
Presiding Elder. Any one desiring rooms or
tents, wrlte I. M. LANE. Mnvsvllle. Kv.
AMENDMENT
Te Article One of Articles Incorpera
ting the OruvM'oeu Distillery Ce.
Aiiticle te amend Article I of Articles of In
corporation of Oakwood DIstillery Company,
of Maysvllle, Masen county, Kentucky, re
corded In Deed Boek Ne. li, page 413.
Be It known te nil whom It may cencern,
that at u meeting of the stockholders of the
Oakwood DIstillery Company, Maysvllle,
held at Its olllce In Maysvllle, Kentucky,
Friday, June 3d, 181)2, It was agreed
that the corperato name of snld company
be obanged from Oakwood Distillery Com
pany te Poyntz Brethers Company, and
that hereafter the business of said corpora
tion be conducted under the corperato name
of Poyntz Urothers Company. And It wns
further agreed nt said meeting that Ben B.
I'eyuti, Secretary and Treasurer of said
Oakwood DIstillery Compauy.be and he was au
thorized te make proper acknowledgment of
snld ehange or name bofero the Clerk or Ma Ma
eon County Court, and cause same te be pub
lished and recorded ns required by law.
IIEN II. POYNTZ.
Sec. and Treas, of UaMreiMl Distillery Ce.
State or Kentucky, i ,.,,
Masen County. i""'
I, T. M. Poarce, Clerk of the County Court
for the county and state aforesaid, de certify
that the foregoing Instrument of writing was
this day produced te me in said county nnd
acknowledged bofero me by Ben B. Poyntz, a
a party thereto, te be bis act and deed, and
ledged for record, whoreupon the same, to
gether with this certificate, hath beeu duly
admitted te reoerd In my olllce.
O I veil uuder my hand this 3d day of June,
WW. T. M. PHAllCK.Clerk,
ByJ.O. Levol. D. C.
JWNUBIENTAL, STATUARY
AND CEMETERY WORK,
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MAYSVILLE, KY
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CINCINNATI DIVISION CUESArEAKE AND OHIO.
Ne. 2.... .9:40 a. m
Kant
Allen A, Edmonds,
Ne. SO 7:40 p. m
Ne, 18. .4:45 p. m
Ne. 4 8.00 p. m
Ne. I B:2 a. m
Ne. ID... ..5:40 a. m
Ne. 17. . .10:15 a. m
Ne. 3 4:25 p. m
rTlrs 11. j-X'
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Add twenty-six minutes te get cltj time.
Nes. 18 nnd 20 are the Maysvllle accommoda
tion, and Nes. 17 and 18 the Huntington accom
modation. Nes. 1 and 2 are the last express
and Nes. 3 and 4 the F. F. V.
Ne. 4 (F. V. V.) is a Belld train with through
dining cur and Pullman sleepers te Washing
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New Yerk.
Through Pullman sleeper te ltlchmend, Vn.,
and Old Point Comtert. Ne. 2 is a solid train
with Pullman sleeper te Washington, making
nil Eastern nnd Southeastern connections. -
The accommodation trains are dally except
Sunday; the rest are dally.
Direct connection at Cincinnati for points
West and Seuth.
MAYSVILLE DIVISION.
Southbound.
Leaves Maysvllle nt
S:30 a. in. for Paris, Lox-lngten,Cinclnnntl,Blch-niond.'
Stanford. Liv
ingsten, Jelllce, Mlddlcsboreugh, Cumberland
Gap, Frankfort. Loulsvllle and points ou N.
N. and M. V Eastern Division.
Leaves Maysvllle at 1:55 p. m. for Paris, Cin
cinnati, Lexington, Winchester, ltlchmend
nnd points en N. N. nnd M. V., Eastern Divis
ion. A'orttyieuiid.
Arrlve at Maysvllle at 10:00 n. m. and 8:15
p. in.
All trains daily except Sundny.
Add twenty-six minutes te get city time.
DIHECT ItOUTE WEST
The Ohie and Mlsslsslp.
Vl Railway
Is the short line be
tweeu Cincinnati and
St. Leuis, and all of its
J trains run through solid
te St. Leuis. Ne transferring of baggage or
or passengers wne trnvei en u. aim m, trains.
Less than ten hours Is our time te St. Leuis.
where our trains make connection in the
union Depot with trains or all lines for the
West, 8euthwcst and Northwest.
The Ohie and Mississippi Hallway Is the di
rect and fast line te Loulsvllle.
ThoOhlenud Mlsslsslnnl Bnllwav gives s no
dal attention te colonists going West, cither
smgie or in names, uur aircnts are nre.
pared at all times te furnish information as te
rates and routes te points West, and when
passongers ure ready le start will Becure their
tickets at lewest rates and attend te check
lng baggage through te destination.
Fer tickets via O. nnd M. Hnllway and
further Information call en agents of connect
Ing lines or nddrcss C. W. PARIS.
Central Passonger Ageut O. and M. Hnll
way, 48 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, O.
Cincinnati, Portsmouth, Bit? Sandy and
Poiuerey Packet Company.
The snlendld beats of this line, running be
twoen Cinelunatl, Portsmouth, Irenton Hunt
ington, Oalllpells and I'oraeroy, pass Mays Mays
vlleo as follews:
l'omeroy Paokets Bostena, Telegraph and
City of Madisen pass Maysvllle either way at
1 tcloek a. tn.
Bonanza up dally for Vaueeburg at 8 a. m
returning for Cinelunatl,' passes Maysville
QHiiy, exeeui aunuay, at p. w
rerreinier
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CITY BZJtaOXOXT,
. CITV OtTlCKKS.
Mayer. ... n.n.Penrce. Jr
City Cleric Martin A. O'Hare ,
Collector nod Treasurer. . . ., It. A. Cechratt, Jr '
Marshal JamesHellln
Assessor .. A.N. Huff ,
Woe'tand Ceal Inspector William Davis
A harriimster ..CMiFhlster, -
,Clty Prosecutor , ..J.N. Kohee '
City Physician Dr. C. O.Owens
City Undertaker ,.,,. Q. A. Means & Sed
Keeper Almshouse... Mrs. Sarah E. Snpp
cur council.
Meets First TltUrsday Evening in Each Meuth,
William II. Cox, President.
MEMUEItS. v '
Fltst mini.
(1)W. H.Cex,
(2)W. H.Wadswerth.Jr.
(3) Cennrd Itudy,
Second irmi.
(DJ.C.Pecer,
12) M. F. Kehee,
(3) C. II. Pearcc, Jr.
Thlnl Ward.
(1) E. W. Fitzgerald,
(2) II. It. Hiorbewer,
(3) L. C. Ilatterman.
Fourth IFmtt.
(1) Thes. AI. Weed,
(2) Hebert Flcklin,
(3) H. L. Newell.
Fifth Wanl.
(1) Gee. C. Flemlng
(2) II. T. Haulman,
(3) J. I. Salisbury.
Sixth'Wanl.
(HOee. Sohreedor,
) Polk Hicks. .
(3) Huf ifB Dryden.
The figures Indleate the number of years
each Councilman has te sorve from January,
1802.
MASONIC LODGES.
Coiifldcuce Ledgo Ne. 53 Meets tlrst Jlen-'
day night In each month. -
Masen Ledgo Ne. 343 Meets second Monday
night in each mouth.
Maysvllle Chapter Ne. 0 Meets third Mon
day night In each month. '
Maysvllle Cemmandery Ne. 10 Meets fourth .
Monday night In each month.
ODDFELLOWS.
DeICalb Ledgo Nd. 12 Meets every Tuesday
night.
tunggeiu Ledge no. vr -icets evcr wcunes
uay nigm.
Plsgiih Encampment Ne. P Meets second
and fourth Mondays In every month.
Canten Maysvllle Ne. 2 Meets third Monday
night in each month.
Friendship Ledgo Ne. 42. D. of II. -Meets
tlrst Monday night in each month.
KNI01IT8 Or rVTIIIAS.
Llmestone Ledgo Ncr.35 Meets every Friday'
nlfrl.f-
Miivavllle Division Ne. 0. U. It. Meets first f .'.
Tuesday In every month. - , "fj
r. e. s. a. v
Washington Camp Ne. 3 Meets every Thurs
day night. 4
a. a. it.
Jeseph Hclscr Pest Ne. lit Meets first and
third Saturdays In each month.
M. C. Hutching Camp Ne. 2, S. of V. Meets
everr Wednesdnv evening. -
Weman's Belief Cerps Meets second and
fourth Saturdays In cuch mouth. N "
K. OF II.
Maysvllle Ledgo Ne. 28. Meets first andv'
third Tuesdays In each month. '
BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES. " .
St. Pntrlck's Benevolent Seciety Mcets
every second Sunday.
Sodality of the B. V. M. Meets overy Sun t.
day. t
Father Mathew Total Abstlnence Seciety
Mcets tlrst Sundny In each month.
Ancient Order of Hibernians Meets third
Sunday In each month.
Knights or St. Jehn Meets overy Tuesday
night.
German Belief society Meets first Monday
night in each month.
COLORED SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
Acacla Ledgo Ne. 24, F. A. M. Meets second
Wednesday night In each month.
Mt. Hermeu Chapter Ne. 8, K. A. M. Meets
second Friday in ench mouth.
Palestlne Cnmmnndery Ne. 0, K. T. Mcets
fourth Friday in ouch month. v.
n. u. e. e. f. , ,
Maysvllle Star Ledgo Ne. 1048. Meets first
nnd third Friday night In each month.
Household et ltuth Ne. 87. Meet second
Thursday night in each month.
DAL'OHTEIISOFTHETAnEIINACLE. " -
Conge HIverTnbernacle Ne. 60. Meets first'
Thursday In each month.
DACOHTEnS OT THE OOOD SAMARITAN.
Evans Ledge Ne. 0. Meets first Weduesdav
night lu each month. ,
u. n. r. -
Geed Will Ledgo Ne. 48. Meets first SatuV -day
and third Wednesday night in each month.
Yeung's Tomple Ne. 41. Meets llrst Monday
night in each month. '
a. a. it. -
McKlnnevnn Pest Ne. 1(W. Meets fourth Sat
urday night In each mouth.
Weman's Belief Cerps Ne. 2&. Meets first
Tuesday In eaeh mouth.
COUKT DIBECTOKT.
CIUCUIT COUKT.
Hen. A. E.Cole, Judge Maysville
J. H.Sallec, Commonwealth Atfy... Maysville
Ben D. Parry, Clerk Maysvllle
Allan D. Cele, Master Commissioner. Maysvllle
Courts Meet
Masen At Maysville. Tuesday after the see
eud Monday In January, April, July aud Octo
ber. Fleming At Ficmliigsburg, third Monday In
May and November.
Greenui At Greenup, fourth Monday In
February and August.
Lewls At Vitnccburg second Monday In
June und December.
Nlchelns--At Carlisle, Tuesday nfter third
Monday in September and leurth Monday In
March.
MASON COUNTV COUIIT.
Meets Second Monday in Each Menth,
Thes. B.Phlster, Presiding Judge. ...Maysville
Charles D.Newell, County Attorney.Maysvllle
T. M. Poarce, Clerk Maysville
Jehn W. Alexnndcr, Sheriff Maysville '
J. C. Jeirorsenl n,,,,,l Maysllck
Sam P. Porlne fUeI'u,les1 Maysvllle
HobertC. Kirk, Jailer Maysvllle
Jehn "D. Hee, Corener Maysvllle
Jehn C. Evorett, Assessor Maysvllle
G. W. Blattcriunn, Scheel Sup't Maysvllle
IQunrterly Court meets Tuesday after the
second Monday In March, June, September'
and December, nnd hns civil jurisdiction te
the amount of 2ue.
MAd.STItATEH COUIITB.
Maysvllle Ne. 1. Jehn L. Grant, Maglstrate,
holds court the tlrst Tuesday In each month.
Jacob Mlller, Maglstrate, holds court the
fourth Tuesday In each month. Wm. B. Daw Daw
eon, Constable.
Maysvllle Ne. 2.-T. J. Plckett, Maglstrate
holds court the tlrst Saturday In each mouth.
William Peppor, Maglstrate, holds court the
fourth Saturday In each month. J. B. McNutt,
Constnble.
Dever Jnraes Earnshaw and Frank Lung
ford. Magistrates, bold courts en the first nnd
third Wednesdays in March, June, Soptember
and Dccomber. Jehn Bunyon. Constable
Mlnerva O. N. Weaver and Jeseph M. Byar,
Magistrates, held courts en the first and third -Thursdays
tn March, June, September and
December. William E. King, Constable.
Gorranntewn Loslle H.AIannen and Wm. L.
Woodward, Magistrates, held courts en the
llrst Friday and third Saturday In March.
June, September and December. I William
teui, constatiie.
Rtlrrifa .1. M. flnll nnrl lamn. TT n.ln.alA
Magistrates, held courts en the second ami
fourth Saturdays In March, June. September
and Docember. A. J. Suit. Constable
Maysliek Charles W. Williams and J. D. ,
Raymond, Magistrates, held courts en the soe
end and fourth Fridays In March, June, Sep ''
tember nnd December. Jnmes It. Roborsen,
Constable.
Lewisburg Isaae L. Mellvaln nnd Jeseph
M. Aloxander, Magistrates, held courts en the
secend nnd fourth Thursdays In Mnreh, June,
Soptembor and Dccomber. S. M. Strode, Con
stable . Orangeburg-M. D. Farrew and Lewis M.
Cellls, Magistrates, held courts en the first
Saturday nnd last Monday In March. June,
Soptembor nnd Doeembor. Y. II. Coryell,.
Constnble.
Washington-Edward Belfry and Arthur F.
V oed. Magistrates, held courts en the fourth
Tuesdavs and third Wednesdays In March,
June, Soptember nnd Doeembor. Geerge 0.
Oeggln, Constnble.
Murpliysvllle Jehn E. Wells and W. W.
Worthlngten, Magistrates, held courts en the
fourth Mondays and third Thursdays In March, '
June, Soptembor and Doeember. II. T. But
ellffe, Constable
Fern Leaf Samuel V.. Miuitln hurt Pnwell R.
Owens, Magistrates, held courts en the seeeud
mid fourth Saturdays In March, June, Septem-
ber and Doeember.
Charles Walling
itfieni, ivOfi
Jtrtble
iieiena Yiiiiam
William Luttreli and
Luttrell and Jeseph
in nana, nninumv, uuiu vuurif H ip .
etid and fourth WelR4ys In MaMh. Jhm
1tew(ierin4lDeeffiVer, James R, Pimw?,'
BatHraaii, MaglstrMM. held courts en the i
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