Daily evening bulletin. [volume], December 09, 1881, Image 4

About Daily evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville [Ky.]) 1881-1882

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ACROSS Till RIVER
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Ill TlTfW
Physicians reports a great deal of sick
ness
The Chinese Laundry recently estab
lished here is evidently a success
Little W alter twin son of Rev F G
Mitchell died a few days ago
Charles Soule formerly of Ripley is
charged with setting fire to a house at
Portsmouth
The Piano Company on account of
large orders recently received Las been
obliged to increase its working force
The entire family of Lewis Ladenberger
are prostrated with malarial fever Liada
the younger daughter being in a very pe
carious condition
MiBS Ettie Frederick a very popular
and much beloved young lady died at the
home of her parents in Hestoria aftor a
long and exceedingly painful illness
Marriage licenses issued in Brown coun
ty II E Seidus and Ann E Roessmer C
Weber and Laura F Arnold L E Lucas
0 A Marshall and Annie L Morris J
L Shatten and Manim A Surkeep John
Yates and Ellen Pressor T D Rush and
Malinda Patten
Times The stockholders of the Boyd
Manufacturing Company met at the com
panys office at Levanna last week and
organized by electing C W Boyd S G
Boyd J T White II N Creekbaum and
R B Jones Directors C W Boyd Presi
dent T J White Vice President R B
Jones Secretary and Treasurer The cap
ital stock is 300000 amount subscribed
and actually paid in is 15000
ADJACENT COUNTIES
Items Front Onr EscbnngeN and Other
Sources
FLEMING COUNTY
J
F R Owens is about to establish a to
bacco warehouse at Flemingsburg
C C Blaine principal of the Flemings
burg public school has been licensed to
practice law
Democrat On Thursday ot last week
James and Rosanna Fitch of Lewisburg
celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their
wedding Numerous relatives and friends
had gone to tho home to congratulate this
aged and deserving couple for the long
life that had been granted them Mrs
Fitch was confined to her bed but recog
nized all and was glad to see them Death
however had his eye upon that home
and before the sun arose from his couch
beyond the eastern hills Mrs Rosanna
Fitch was no more The deceased was
the mother of Mrs Thomas J Hinton of
this place and funeral sermon was preach
ed at Fitchs Chapel Sunday last by Rev
D A Beardsley
NICHOLAS
The Democratic County Convention in
structed for Joseph P Norvell for clerk of
the court of appeals
A primary election will be held April
15 1882 to select candidates for county
offices
Corn sells at o 50 a barrel
Two small boys who were caught steal
ing fancy articles from the show case of a
New London druggist were given their
choice of taking an heroic dose of castor
oil or being handed over to the police
They chose the former alternative
The small amount of interest taken in
Amendments to State constitutions hat just
been illustrated in Massachusetts where
irith 300000 voters only 30000 ballots
were cast on such an issue
Chester Land For Sale
OFFER for sale an undivided one fifth of
r the plat of 16 ACRES of LAND In the town
of Cheater and near the limits of the city of
Maysville which belonged to the estate of
Judge Lewis Collins It is situated between
the turnpike or Second street and the old
County Road in front of the residence of J J
Wood it will when sub dlvlded einbraco
about THIRTYLOTSPrlco SI
cash balance In one two and three years with
interest unnually
RICHARD H COLLTNS
3t at G W Blattermans Drug Sloi e
J C PEGQR 8c mj
Just received on exhibition and for snle a
beautiful line of Elegant presents such as
HOLIDAY GOODS
Gift Book Scrap Autograph Photograph
Albums Plush Goods Miscellaneous
JUVENILE TOY BOOKS
EnglishAmerican and Sco tch Poe ts
Christmas Cards
ZSTBs ChristmasIBooks EZZZ
Vw ZZZZ Elegant Bibles
VV -S Fine Frames
23i 531 JPapeterles
Musical Instruments
Alphabet Bloeks
Writing Desks
MSKl Games fin greatvarlety
Odor Cases
Cut Glass Bottles
Celluloid Russia SJiell Pearl Plush and
Morrocco Card Cases
Pocket Books
Fine Extracts
Hair Brushes
Celluloid and Rubber Setts
Work Boxes
Work Baskets
Chromos
Ebony Frames
Fine Lamps
Stereoscopes
Spy Glasses
Give Us a Call and Examine Our Good
No trouble to show goods Remember our
Motto Quick Sales and Small Prollts
J C PEC0H CO
WHOLESALE AND ItETAIIi DEALEKS IN
BOOKS STATIONERY and DRUGS
Januarys Block Second Street
Are informed that you are overlooklngtyour
best interests when you pass by
JOHN WHEELER
He has more good things than anybody else In
the city at
LOWER PBICES
See here ray friend how does this look
New York Count Oysters from two to three
inches long Chesapenko Bay Oysters famous
for their flavor Game of all kinds Possum
occasionally Canned Goods Confectionery
Fruits and after while Toys and Holiday Goods
from all parts of creation Readers of tho Bul
letin Call and see mo
JOHN WHEELER
dwjl Market Street
CALL AND SEE THE
Latest Styles and Cheapest Stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
AND
HATS and CAPS
for the winter season We keep the best in the
market as those who have bought of us can
testify
HARD PAN PRICES
Wc will not be underpaid Call and see us
Exclusive sale of the Danbury Silk Hat
u521md A M ROGERS
T WENDELL
Baker and Confectioner
No 13 Second Street
rt ho boss place for fresh bread and cakes also
JL fresh candies nuts fruits and a carefully
selected assortment of Christmas tricks The
veiy best quality of goods and t lie lowest prices
in the city Dont forget the place Jio 13Sec
street
Sparerihs Tenderloins
AND
SAUSAGE MEAT
From tho jpork packing establishment of
Hechinger Thomas Co for sale at their
Meat Depot on Maiket street one door below
Paul Hceflichs dry goods store
u24tld
Miss LOU POWLINGS
Second street opp Washington Opera House
- Id IBID LOSl I BdUO
To obtain the latest styles of
Hats Bonnets Ribbons French
Flowers andMillineryGoods
In general
ZEPHYRS in all colors
Holiday buyers will find at my establish
ment many desirable goods suitable for gifts at
prices that dely competition Before buylnc
elsewhere give me a cull lind
WILLARD HOTEL Lottery Drawing
14TH FEBRUARXJ18S23
or MONEY REFUNDED
LouisviiiLK Ky November 10 1881
Jiesolved That tho Board of rommissioners
consent to a postponement of the drawing
of the Willard Hotel Lottery until the Nth day
of February K82 and they will not consent to
any lurther postponement ot the same
Robt MAiiioKY Chairman
By tho above resolution this drawing must
and will be hgd on the day fixed or money
distributed back to ticket holders
It enough tickets are sold before date fixed
tho drawing will bo had and notice oi same
will be given through the papers
LIST OF PRIZES
Tho Willard Hotel with all its 091 ff
Fixtures and Furniture tpJUUUU
One Residence on Green Street 16UiiO
One Residence ou Green Street 15000
Two Cash Prizes each SoOOO 10U0U
Two Cast Prizes eacli S200U 40uu
Five Cash prizes each 82o00 500n
Five Cash Prizes each SoOn 2500
Filty Cash Prizes each 100 5000
One Hundred Cash 1rlzes each 3o0 5000
Five Hundred Cash Prizes ench 20 10000
One Set ot Bar Furniture lotio
Ouo Fine Piano 60rt
One Handsome Silver Tea Set 10
100 Boxes 01 Bourbon Whisky 933 11400
10 Baskets Champagne 835 H50
Five Ilundied Cash Prizes each 810 5HO
400 Boxes Fine Wlnesi3 12000
200 Boxes Robertson County Whisky 30 000
100 Boxes Havana Cigars 310 4KX
Five Hundred Cash Prizes each S10 5000
AMOUNTING TO 369850
Tickets 88 Halves 84 Qimrtcra 83
Remittances may bo made by Bank Check
Express Postal Money Order or Registered
Mail
Responsible agents wanted all points For
circulars giving full inlormatlon and lor tick
ets address W CD WHIPS
Willard Hotel Louisville Ky
NEW MARBLE YARD
respectfully announce to tho public that
WE haveoponed a marble yard on Second
street above Yancey Alexanders stable and
are prepared to furnish Monuments Tomb
Stones Freestone Pavements and building
work of all kinds promptly on short uotice
marlO ly COOK CLARK
CITY AND COUNTY DIRECTORY
Court Circuit Court
Judge A ECole
Commonwealths Attorney T A Curran
Clerk B D Parry
Sherlff J C Pickett
Deputies RS
Jailor Ed Gault
Tuesday after second Monday in January
April July and October in each year
Connty conrt
Judse G S Wall
County Attorney J L Whltaker
Clerk W W Ball
Second Monday ot each month
Quarterly Court
Tuesday after second Monday in MarchJuuo
September and December in each year
MngistrateH Court
Maysville No 1 W IT Pollock and J L
Grant flrstand third Tuesdays in March June
September and December
Maysville No 2 Wm Pepper and W L
Hoi ton first Saturday and fourth Tuesday
same months
Dover No 3 A A Gibbon ond A F Dobyns
flrstand third Wednesday same month
Minerva No 4 O N Weaver and J HWat
son first and third Tuesdays same months
GermnnownNo5SF Pollock and James
Fegun first and thiid Sntiiidayssame months
Jrardis No 0 J M Bull and J W Tllton
second and fourth Saturdays same months
Mayslick No 7 C W Williams and J D
Raymond second and fourth Fridays same
months
Lewisburg No 8 J M Alexander and
Abner Hord second and fourth Thursdays
same months
Orangeburg No 0 W D Coryell and WJ
Tully lirst Saturday and last Monday same
months
Washington No 10 John Ryan and James
Smltliers fourth Tuesday and third Wednes
day same months
Murphysvllle No 11 Lewis Jefferson and
E L Gault fourth Monday and third Thurs
day same months
Fern Leaf No 12 S E Mastin and J B
Burgess secoud and fourth Saturdays same
months
CoiisinMeN
Moysville No 1 J P Wallace
Maysvinc no 2 w Li Aioran
Dover No 3 WB McMillan
Minerva No 4 James Runyon
German town No 5 Isaac Woodward
Sardis No 6 J A Collins
Mayslick No 7 Thomas Murphy
Lewisburg No 8 rS M Strode
Orangeburg No 9- Thomas Hise
Washington No 10 James Gault
Murpbysville No 11 W R Prather
Fern Leaf No 12 B W Wood
Society Meetings MoNonlc
Confidence Lodge No 52 first Monday ot
each month
Mason Lodge No 342 third Monday of each
month
Maysville Chapter No 9 second Monday of
each month
Maysville Commandery No 10 fourth Mon
day of each month
I O O F
Plsgah Encampment No 9 seconl and
fourth Mondays in each months at 7 oclock
DeKalb Lodge No 12 Tuesday night each
week at 7 oclock
Ringgold No 27 Wednesday night each
week at 7 oclock
K of P
Limestone Lodge No 36 Friday night of
each week
I O W 3f
Wednesday night each week at their hall on
Second stieet
Sodality 13 V ST
Second and fourth Sundays In each month
at their hall on Limestone street
Father Mat hew T A S
First Sunday night In each month at their
ballon Limestone street
HI PntrickH Iteaievolent Society
Second Sunday night in each month at their
hall on Limestone street
Cifrnr Makers Union
First Saturday night in each mouth
I O O T
Monday night ot each week
Mail
K C R R arrives at 930 a m and 815 p m
Departs at 545 a m and 12 m
Bonanza down Monday Wednesday and
Fridays at 0 p in Up Tuesday Thurbday and
Satuiday at a p in
City of Portsmouth down Tuesday Thurs
day Thursday and Satuiday at 11 am Up
Monday Wednesday and Friday ut 10 p m
CITY dOVKKNBIENT
The Board of Council meets tho first Thurs
day evening In each month
Mayor Horace January
Council
President John P Phlster
First Ward W S Frank E D Nuto L Ed
Pearco
Second Ward Dr G W Martin Thomas J
Chenoweth M C Hutchius
Third Ward J N Thomas Richard Dawson
David Hechinger
Fourth Waul Dr J P Phister B A Wal
Ilngford John WAlexander
Fifth Ward R F Means Wm B Mathews
Edward Myall
Treasurer and Collector E E Pearco
Clerk Harry Tuylor
Marshal E W Fitzgerald
James Adamson
J
Deputies
Wm jjuwson
IIAUCKE
HOUSt AND SIGN PAINTER
glazier paper hanger Ac Second street oppo
site pork house Will give prompt attention
to all work 1b rav line and ask but a r asona
ble prloo mar24