Evening bulletin., December 23, 1882, Image 4

About Evening bulletin. (Maysville [Ky.]) 1882-1883

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Blstaijeed a Kentucky Thoroughbred
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Buffalo Bill tells n new story about his
first rice with Ouster In 1857 he
he says I was post guide and scout at
Fort Hays Knnaas Befpre that time I
hod met tien Ouster when hb wns station
ed old Fort Fletcher but I was not well
nequninjed with him One evening early
iix 7 Juno ho came into Hays with only a
Hght escort and was on a forced march to
is sixty five miles from
the former place At that time there were
of course no railroad connections When
the general expressed a wish for some
guide to accompany him the commanding
officer detailelnif ancl orders were given
to start nt daylight the following morning
At thattimGroy0tlong diBtance horde
was a big n6use colored mule and as I
had heard whatalightning traveler Custer
was I knew that only my best runner
would do to keep ahead of the Whirl
wind as the Indians called him I
thought I wouldbe prompt and ahead of
me general ai uay Vnfr uul wnen arrived
he was on the ground with his
staffand orderlies When I rode up I no
ticed him oyeinghe ique I was riding and
When I announcMthat I wns to be his
guide he assented but said I would have
to get a better horse It would I would
and take something better than an old
mulo to keep ahead of liim I vigorously
maintained that the mule wfould get bver
the Bixty five miles as quick as any horse
hehadand lie geemqi to be satisfied when
the post commander spoke up and con
firmed what I had said For the first ten
inilesl had to ue thqspurs pretty lively
to keep the general from rising over me
but after Crossing the Smoky Hill river
find getting on into the sand hills the mule
got his second wnflv He commenced to
leave CnBterVKeritufcky thoroughbred and
the qldierin time acknowledged that I was
riFng a pretty rgood horse Fora long time
we kept up this rppid traveling hisescort
being scattered pii for miles behind and
as tiro country was dangeroup the general
called a halt to tetvliispien close up and
become less convenient targets for vagrant
bands of lading AVIpn yc started
again I madeujvmy mind to show him
ifbat a good xnfilwpld do and I struck
a gait which astonished him so much that
he did not call for another halt Wo left
the escort to follow as best they could and
before noon the general jmd myBelf rode
into Fort Earned Ttfe escort straggled
in for hours duringthe day The next
day L returned to HtjyB yliile ie took
command of big regiment and soon after
had his big fiht at Pawnee Ford Creek
Ijnethim frequently1 dftertjtiat and guided
him in severalexpeditions Poor Custer
I was thirtv five miles from him when he
killed himself Yes killed himself 1 The
Indians who were in the fight of the Lit
tle JBig Horn say Custer killed himself and
from the Indian religion I am convinced
that they are right He was the only one
who was not mutilated on the bloody
held and the red warrior will not mutilate
the body of a man who bikes his own life
I think that Cunter fought till all his
brother officers llecjf and no Reno to sup
port him he then diod by his own hand
and ended the career of as brave a man as
ever wore spurs
Jut Jtfroin lliibbel
FrablnorV Yeomnu
It is not a question as to whether the
Maysville district was carried by hog buy
ers but what the people want to know is
where the money camefrom that bought
the hogs that bought the votes that secured
the election of a Republican
All the political prisoners at Dametta
have been released
Uainbotta is again suffering from his
recent wound and his condition excites
some anxiety
The conference on the Danubinn q ues
tion will assonle in London at the be
ginning of January
The principal topic engaging attention
in Berlin is the relation between Germany
ami Riussia Russian exchange was never
lower
If is reported tlmjb active fighting con
tinues lit the Transvaal owing to the op
erations of theRoerforces against Chief
lunpoch AVj
tnofutfew
pression act
Edward FlattojvwJio recently returned
from AinericuwmmiTebtetl at Tulla Ire
land under clause of the re-
A panther is playing havoc with the
stock on farms near East Douglas Mass
and hunting partieshave been formed to
killthoanimal
Henry Jamesvh6 expected to winter
in Lonclon sailed fon luesday on the
AVerra for New York on account of news
of his fathers illness
During the funeral of a native chief at
Lngos on the west coast of Afiica an
outbreak occurred in which twelve Euro
peans were massacred
The overdue Inman steamer City of
Chester has been spoken off Halifax
c with a broken Tudder in tow of the
steamer City o Berlin
Vrovidonc6RLf was enthused over
the prospect of becoming an important
pore xneursL Xiurqpeaji sieainenip saueu
into the flhelandHarbor
ThdminlatoKof1 finance at the Hague
hatf announced that ho will propose in
May a loari of 60000000 florins for Hol
land aplthoEa8Ipdies
BafonAlGfattder Paul Rammingen has
beenrconvictedol awindling and has been
sentenced tJkaveyeaYs mpriaonnient
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with depuvatlwt ftis titlp oinobinty
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THE CHEAPEST ffOUSE jN JOWh
HOLIDAY GOODS
We Lnve Just received for the Holidays the laigest finest and cheapest lot of
CHINA AISTX GLASSWAKE
Conststluc of Dinner Set Chamber Sets Majolica Goods ofjill kinds Vases Toilet Sets Knives
Forks and Hpoous CuMors Table OlHhbWare Lamps and Lanterns Shell Boxes and other goods I
too numerous 10 itemize anu at prices wnicn ueiy cumpetitioQ
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TOYS
Of all kinds and at all prices We have now In stock for the Holiday Trad goods which make
mltable and mefu presmis lor Man Woman or Child big or little Call and price our goods
before buying and you will be convinced that our aim is to sell and that you can save money
by buying your goods at
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No 45 MARKET STREET East Side Between SECOND and THIRD
Every one buying 50c worth ofMOOdsatour store in entitled to a chance on an elegant DOLL
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with the good will of thehone and all infor
mation in my possesion legarding thebusi
nesH I have a now and well selected stock in
first rate condition and bought at low figures
Any parties wishing to enter into a good safe
paying business now haye an opportunity
seldom ollered
ThdFall and Holiday trade is now Just on
us and an early buyer will get alithebenelU
therefrom In the meantime I shall sell goods
at retail and wholesale at almost cost
ol7 dfcwU p A MCCAUTHEY
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lX7Earenow receiving the roost
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Articles Hiiltalile for the holidays
FIIsrE OJ2vF OHAIBS
TOYrilAIHS or all kliiclH WAGONS tlCAIIisITIIKU01tN MA1TKISaKS aiul
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BURGKTCSS BLOCK
SUTTON STREET MAYSVILLE KY
Fine Parlor and Jiedroom feuits sold by photographs at Cincinnati price ltepalrliiR of all
kinds done in the het manner and piomptly Charges reat onahle 1 will not be undersold
CLAUENCE L SALTEH
SALLEE SALLEE
ATIOHMN AT1AW
Ami Itenl astate AkiUs
OFFICE 0 COUllf STREET
freplGdly MAYSVILLE KY
FOR SALE
THE
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For power purity of lonobrilllancy of touch
beauty of tlnlhh and durability it has no equal
The most eminent pianists pronounce It
THE BEST IN WE WORLD
L T PTZGER
MANAGER Branch oriice Maysvllle Ky
Also The Matchless
BURDETT ORGAN
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A full supply of pianos and organs corstant
ly on hand Correspondents promptly an-
swered Payments easy
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PrqqerieHaJspCaps
lioou andShocs tuetinswaoand Jlardare
Highest cash price paid lor Grain aatCoiiBtra
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We would ask the Public before purchasing their Holiday Goods to call at my npOVS
establishment nmltiGconvincidUiat 1 -have the Largest and CHEAPEST variety of J Viu
in the City such at - -
DRUMS DOLL BUGGIES AND WAGONS
CHIISr AISTXJ WAX DOLLS
t iY ixi it i ii i2iiiilna greater variety and cheaper than anybody We have all the TROPICA L MtUITS
I am now offering to the public purchased from first hands - -
r ill ii i nl l n ATnnom r AliD DIIDET A tki HV we want every Man Woman and Child to eat
iur uuii uuu SUiectCU Wltu lliu ir eaiest CUIC LllUOJVXvvjraox iiuuvilll ljrmfcii TUmmm I it is mudenomPUHE crushed sugar rresii ana
most Complete Stock of Goods in mv line ever offered in
ville My aim is to surpass both as to VARIJETY and QUAL
ITY of Goods and to give every person who may buy of me full
value for his money My house is Headquarters for
Poultry Game Butter Eggs
and all kinds of Country Produce Will have a full supply of
attractive specialties for the Holidays
Sole Agent for sale of GAFF FLEISCHMANN COS
Celebrated
COMPRESSED YEAST
WARRANTED to be PURE
Remember what I tell you the CHEAPEST LARGEST and best assortment of
TOYS AND CANDIES
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Ever brought to Maysvllle
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The Old Oentlfman hnbeen here and crowded up ns never done before with an Immense
slock onoysoieveiydtscrlitlon JaraiiepetViei na Tails Dieden ChlhaaudEnylihU Fancy
GoodsfahdeYerythJng iew in the line of Christmas and New tar piebents 1
IMMENSE STOCK OF DOLLS
Of every description at MMCllors LOW PKICKS
Model Wax Dolls 25c worth 50c Model Wax Dolls 50c worth 100
Bohemian Decorated Vases 10c 15c and 20c worth double the money
Large Job Lots of Japanese Goods at less than half theit value
IMMtMCC larpalns for Country MerchantP even in smallest quantities Call earlyand
IniniCliOC nvold the great iubh ol the last days
Very Respectfully
CHEN0WETH CQ
Bee leave fo annr mice to their friend and the rablle ireiifrnlly that they aie displaying un
quebtlonably the Jlnehi llie 01 Kuncy goods and oiLr goodh ever exhiUited in the city
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LADIES PURSES AND SACHELS
OF Til E LA1 ESr STYLE
Puff Boxes Toilet Sets Soaps and Brushes of all Kinds at All Prices
COMBS PERFUMERY Etc
PURE OLD WHISKIES BRANDIES WINEand GIN
FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES
The public will And at our establishment the choicest goods at reasonable prices
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BLATTERMAN POWER
cSuccessors to HUGH POWERS SONS
No 22 and 24 Second Street Maysville Ky
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