DAILY EVENING BULLETIN
WEDNESDAY EVENING DEO 28 1881
TitEUE is a mighty conqueror
With grim death at his back
Whoso onward march across the land
Leaves havoc in his track
But let us keep our Pickett out
And all the Corps Lancet
Who mpy by force of vacclned arms
him yet
Squire Beasley marriod five couples
one day this week before dinner
Col AV VV Baldwin shipped three car
loads jf mules hist week to York Pa
Mr J R Sousley who recently bought
a lot on Seconcl street in East Maysville
from Mr David HechinRer for 850 has
prepared the plans for a handsome resi
dence and will begin work upon it imme
diately He will occupy it himself
The Strodes Run Turnpike was com
pleted on Friday and received by the
County Court and the balance of the coun
ty subscription was ordered to be paid It
is four miles in length and the amount
subscribed by the county was 6000 The
work has been well done
Sales of Land
The following changes in the ownership
ii land have been recorded at the office
of the Clerk of the County Court since
our last report
Eliza JGlllaspie and others to RMWal ling
ford one lot in Chester consideration S1G0
J J Wood and wife to Alice Yazel one lot
in Chester consideration 880
Henry Carter and wife to R M Wallingford
one lot in Maysville consideration 840
The following officers were elected
Tuesday evening by DeKalb Lodge No
12 1 O O F for the next term
Noble Grand F B Ranson
Vice Grand Byron Rudy
Secretary John W Thompson
Treasurer R A Cochran
Supt of the Hall J W Thompson
Finance Committee John E Blaine J Lud
Browning Charles S Miner
Officers elected by Mason Lodge No
342 F and A M at their annual meeting
held Tuesday evening for the ensuing
twelve months
W M Johu L Whitaker
S W John W Alexander
J W Austin Holmes
Treasurer William Hunt
Secretary James H Salle
S D Horace January
J D Wesley Vicroy
Sand T E T Hancock
Officers elected by the members of Confi
dence Lodge No 52 F and A M at
their annual meeting Tuesday evening
for the ensuing twelve months
W M Charles O Amnion
S W Jacob Wormald
J W LC Blattorman l
Treasurer WN Howe
Secrejary John P RioltetLs
S L W P Coons i v
J 1 J F Lee
S and T E T Hancock
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Week of Prayer
The following is the programme for the
week of prayer to be observed in this city
beginning Sunday January 1 1882 Sun
day night January 1st a union service will
he held in the Presbyterian church in the
interest of the cause of temperance Ad
dresses will be made by Rev J B Brincy
of the Christian church and Rev M D
Reynolds of thoM E Church South
Monday services in the Baptist church con
ducted by Rev M D Reynolds Subject
Praise and Thanksgiving
Tuesday sorvices in the Methodist Episcopal
church conducted by Rev J B Briney Sub
ject Confession and self abasement
Wednesdav services In the Christian church
conducted by Rev E L Sunders Subject
4 Prayer and supplication ror the church uni
versal
Thursday services in the Methodist Episco
pal church south couducted by Rev S B
Aldorsou Subject Supplication for fchrt younc
and their instructors
Friday services in the Presbyterian churoh
conducted by Rev J K Pace Subject Inter
cession for the Nations
Saturday sorvices In the Presbyterian Chapel
flfth ward conducted by Rev J fl Brlnoy
Subject Supplication for Missions Domestic
Wind Forolgu
The public is most cordially invited to
attend - -
Pink Apple Hams forsalert George H
Heisers d231wd
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Inequality In Payment of City Taxes
The plain and just requirement of
the law is that taxation shall be uni
form shall bear upon all alike Is this
rule in force under our present system of
municipal taxation Wo cannot say that
it is
The taxes paid into the city treasury
from Juno 1st to August 1 1881 net
ted the sum of 81M58 00
Thero were assessed upon those who
paid taxes during that period 20131 85
But from each mans tax list was do
ducted 5 per cent for prompt pay
ment which in tho aggrcgato
amounted to 972 85
The balance of the city taxes we sup
pose when collected will not exceed 8
000 and this will be paid with 5 per cent
added on for delay in payment until after
August the 4th And thus those who
were not provided with the ready money
and could not find it convenient to pay
until after that day will pay 10 per cent
more on their tax lists then the rich and
well-to-do who were provided with the
cash Those who paid before the 4th of
August take into their own pockets the
sum of 97295 of the revenues actu
ally due the city while those who
are less fortunate in pecuniary circum
stances and cannot pay before that dajr
are required to pay 400 more than the
amount actually assessed against them
and at the rate of ten per cent more than
the others have paid
This policy is not only unwise and un
just but it is a violation of the fundamental
principle of uniformity and equality
which lie at the basis of all taxation au
thorized in this state If tolerated it
must operate injuriously to the best inter
est of our city Laboring men and men of
moderate means with large families to
support who people our city and supply
the force with which our industrial estab
lishments are carried on when they find
they have to pay simply because of their
necessities ten per cent higher taxes than
their rich neighbors will not remain long
contented Nor will men of that class
who are always needed and welcomed be
inclined to cast their fortunes with us If
the city under its charter lias a right
thus to discriminate between its citizens
favoring the rich and oppressing tho poor
our city fathers ought to hesitate and con
sider well the propriety of exercising it
Pine Apple Hams for sale at George II
Hoisers d231wd
1ERSONALS
Points About People Irere and Elsewhere
lion J 1 Kehoe arrived at home from
his southern trip on Tuesday Ho will re
main here until the meeting of the legis
lature in January
Mr William Fitzgerald after spending
several days with his parents at Lexington
has returned to his post of duty
Mr W A Cablish of Augusta is visit
ing his grandmother Mrs A M Traxel
of this city
Mr C E MuKennan of Cadi O is in
the city on a short visit to his old friends
Miss Mollie Wood Miss Serepta and Mr
M Eawlings of Helena Misses Ilallie
Title and Annie Hildreth of Johnson Sta
tion are the guests of tho family of Mr
Thomas Wallace
At the Central
km0reanJj Indies E wing Station
ET Walton Gormantown
J E Cassett
H A Calvert Cincinnati
J II Watson County
J w Bpldrldgo Cherry Fork Ohio
G W Hugglns Portsmouth O
John Morgan Cincinnati
W W Gault County
J R Jewell Lexington
L M Clark Cincinnati
J F Brown Glennville Ky
F W La Rue Cincinnati
J T i
E M Oldson and wife Paris-
O E McKennon Cadiz Ohio
TRHickoy County
W W Gault
H M McLean Cincinnati
W B Grooms Now York
J JR Thomatr Carlisle
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How Justice Is Administered
A enso was dicided in one of our Magis
trates courts few days ago which is of no
little interest to the several large manufac
turing proprietors in our city who employ
a large number of hands Under the law
authorizing a garnishment for sums under
fifty dollars for provisions clothing rent
c upon an affidavit that tho debt will
be endangered by delay a firm of manu
facturers was garnisheed for a debt owing
by one of the workmen to a grocer The
debt was about eight dollars and below
the amount for which an appeal could be
taken The judgment of the justice no
matter how erroneous must therefore be
final
The proof in this case by one of the pro
prietors was that the firm did not owe
the defendant at the time of garnishment
or then at the time of the trial anything
that the defendant was indebted to his
employees some eighteen or twenty dollars
The proprietor admitted that since the
garnishment he had advanced to the de
fendant seven dollars that his family
might not suffer and because he had done
this the justice ignored wholly the fact
that the workman was indebted to his em
ployer and gave judgment for the grocer
for the sum of seven dollars and costs
amounting to about five dollars more If
the employer had not charitably advanced
to his debtor money to provide his family
with immediate necessaries the magis
trates could not have rendered any judg
ment against him Because he did this
he is made to pay to the grocer the sum ho
advanced to his workman with heavy
costs added
If this is authorized by any law of the
State or any principal of justice wo are j
not aware of it The law authorizing the
garnishment of wages is one wholly in
the interest of greedy traders and against
the interest of the laboring poor man As
it is administered by careless and wilful
magistrates from whose judgments there is
no appeal it is an abomination It ought to
be rebuked
BUSINESS NOTICES
The people in the Second Ward want
an honest man for Councilman therefore
f vote for James Rankin ltdaw
MAItKKKI
In the
comber
Miss MA
Presbyterian church Moorefield
22nd KSSl by Rev rienrv M Semlrlnv
TTIE E WHALEY to Mr JAM MS M
KING all of Nicholas county
At Covington Ky December 27th Miss
ELLA ATOBIN to Mr W B GRANT both of
this city
TO DAYS MARKETS
The following are the market quotations up
to noon to day telegraphed to the Daily Vuu
liETiN by Guthrie fe Miller 21 and 33 Pikes
Opera House building Cincinnati U
CHICAGO
Febuary wheat j i 2S
May corn My
February pork j
hud u 2V
3IAIT1MOKK
February whoat l J2
NEW YOKK
February wheat i 4Jj
Tho tendency of tho market firm
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lltiiAIL UAHKET
Corrected dally by G V Geihfl grocer Sec
ond street Maysvillo Ky
Frouit
Limestone H 50
Maysvillo Family 7 75
Maysville City g 25
Mason County 7 75
Ellzavlllo Family 7 50
uuiior til id 25
uaru i id t Ugj5
tfts t uoz 25
MoalU peck 25
Chickens ihrffi25
Turkeys dressed 1 lb oin
Buckwheat V lb J j
Molasses fanoy 7-
coal on ft gai 20
Sugar granulated 1 lb iV
a ib
yellow a 910
Hams sugar cured 1 lb 5
Bacon breakfast V lb Hai5
Hominy V gallon ZZZZZ 25
Council in mi
We are authorized to announce Mr JAMES
RANKIN as a candidate for Councilman in
the Second Ward
For JiiHllce of the Pence
We are authorized to announce Mr M F
MAIISII as a candidate for Justice of tho Ponce
in Maysville Precnct No 2 at the August eleo
tion 1882
waitts
WANTED Any one having a small dwell
ing lor rent to call on
M F MARSH No 12 Court St
TXrANTBW Everybody to call and see the
t T great Russian Fortune Teller at the
mnnia House
men 8100
John Kyie Pros
L Glknn Treas
Prices Ladles 50 cents
CoRoase A Mosset Agents
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WANTED To let all the gentlemen know
that they can get their hats cleaned and
repaired bv bringing them to the Germanla
House it D G KIRK
JLOHT
OST A small Black Monoco Pocket Hook
J
j somewhere between Sutton and Limestone
on Front street or between corner of Lime
stone and Lee street containing So 1 50 two 10
bills two o bills and one silver dollar one sil
ver half dollar with a hole in it and two but
tons and samole nieces Tho tinder will be lib
erally rewarded by returning it to
MISS ELLEN HUACKEN
at Dr Moores on Court street
FOIJItfl
1MUXI Last Saturday evening four chil
1 Irons garments Apply at this olllce
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Cincinnati Wheeling and Pittsburg
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Monday SCOTIA F Marat ta
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Friday ANDhS C Muhleman
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Freight received on Mc
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OHIO Mondays Thuisdays 5 P M
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Portsmouth nil Mull and Way Landings
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CITY OF PORTSMOUTH Monday Wednes
day ind Friday at 12 M
Freight received on wharf-
boat toot of iroadwti
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Leaves Cincinnati Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays For treight or pas
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And would make a Handsomo
as well as a Sensible
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