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THE DAILY BULLETIN.
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 28i 1883.
OUR AGENTS. -The following persons
nro the authorized agents or the Daily Bul
i.etin nt tho places named. Contracts for
BubcrIpt1ou or advertising mny bo made
with them:
BAItMS P. W. Hlltt.
Shannon Win. Clary.
Lewisiiuko W. T. Berry,
Minkhva V. H. Hawes.
Mt. Myers.
Helena. U.M.Harrison. ' '
J. A Jackson.
Okanokhuuo It. P. Tolle.
Mt. Gii.ead J. S. Illtiilns.
Tuckahoe. W. L. Holton.
Toiii.Ksnoiio It. L. Gillespie.-Slack's
P. O. M. V. Mor.m.
Klizaville.W. H. Stewart.
GKIIMAXTOWS UladOll A Bro. '
PamhoWs Stoke-S. T. Furrow.
Mt. Caiimel T. A. Henderson.
Pekn Leaf Harry Bimroyne
Muiu'Hysville. W. T. Tomlln.
M. Hawley.
Washington Miss Anna Thomas.
Johnson junction. Scruggs & Hro.
HILL3HOKO. Itov. W. H. Barksdale.
i6,992
The above number represonts the circular
tlon, each week or the Daily and Weekly
Bulletin. Advertisers nro Invited to call
and assure themselves oi the truth of the
statement, nud they are requested to hear In
mind that our ra.es tor advertising are the
lowest.
The Now Orleans Board of Health report
that there has not been a suspicious
case of fever in that city this year.
Tub citizens of Louisville held a meeting
Wednesday, the object of which was
to encourage the striking telegraph operators.
Tub Howe Sowing Machine Company's
works at Bridgeport, Conn., were destroyed
by fire on the 26th inst. The
loss amounts to $350,000. Insurance
$275,000.
The following shipments of coal were
made from Pittsburg, Thursday. For
Cincinnati: Nine barges, containing
1,124,000 bushels; for Louisville, one
coal boat, thirty barges and one fuel,
containing 415,000 bushels.
A lady writes : "I have used Ayer's
Sarsanarilla Jti.my faijiijv.for many, years, ,
and could' not keen house withoutUt.
For tho relief of tho pains consequent
upon female wo.tknes and irregularities,
I uonsidei it without an equal."
Even' bets are being made that C.ipt'
"Webb, the English swimmer, was not
drowned in the whirl-pools below Niagara
Fulls as was reported the other day.
A few believe ho escaped and is remaining
in concealment to create excitement.
The tiial of Polk, the defaulting
urer of Tennessee, closed at Nashville,
Thursday, the 20th inst. The jury found
him guilty of embezzlement and fixed
his punishment at confinement in tho
penitentiary for twenty years uud the
payment of a fine of $306,540.10. The
fine covers the amount of his defalcation.
If punishment was meted out to every
defaulter as it has been to Polk, there
would be fewer defaulters. A motion fqr
a new trial has been made.
Cincinnati is auout rid of tho smallpox.
( There is but ouo casd now reported
' and 'that is on a fair road to recovery.
'Since the diseaso made its appearance n
year 'or so ago, there have, been 4.004
cases,-of which number 193 were colored
and 3,811 white. Of those uluicted with
this dbease tho number of American nativity
was 714, Irish 37if 'Italian 3, Franch
9, unknown 80,' Germtin 2,000. Of those
win) contracted tho disease under the age
of ten, years 1,563 had not been
ed uhd 667 had w " ',,..
warming is nuieua tame monotonous
'.vocation, it in. What can
fnrmdra; know of tho excitement of
tramping all oveivu big city hunting for
n $2 a week situation, the Joy of getting
hold of a ihrtrl;et vegetable that is not
halt withered, the blis of discovqrjng
standiiiir room otr a Btroet car whoh it-
rains, tho exhilaration of being carried!
to a hospital' aftor being crushed in n
crowd on some parade day, or any of the
other ever-varying incidents of city life.
No wonder the farmers' sons want' to
come tf the city, where there is less
monotony. v v1 ' Nrf ,
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Proclamation Against Infoottid Vessels.
In pursuance of tho resolution of She
Louisiana' Stato Board of Health, Gov
ernor ItfcEnery issues a proclamation.
directing mat an vessuis u.ow at mu
quarantine Btntipu", in tho, I,i8sis3ippi
river, infected with' yol!dw fover, bo
movuu whuoui uuuuBHuryuiHy ly mo
Mm.
onnnftAn nlnnnclnv nn1 fiirv?rnttrttT dn
further orders that all vessels' .from' the;
porta oi vera uruz, mo uo Janeiro, xaa
Havana, and Buch othor porta as 'fntiy1
become. infected with yellow fwtr. be
prohibited irdra entorincf tlQAy,'aqf.pt
the jMisferssipDi. river. The1, '.uaraii tine.
ofllc6fsward. directed to enforce etnoUv,
' uxuuuuon ui mu Drouuimauuu.
",' naw
PROBABLE POSTAGE STAMPS.
:What May and May Nit bo Logal Post-aye
Tender After October 1.
! Boston Herald,
Though tho statement baa not been
mode officially, there seoms to bo no
doubt that after October 1, on which
date tho regular 3 cent postage will bo
reduced to 2 cents, there will be also an
'issue of 4-cent stamps. Several designs
for it. it is said, have already been received
by tho Department, none of
which, however, was satisfactory. Mr.
Adams, of the postage department ot the
Boston office, has not been notified that
there will bo a 4cont stump, but he is
satisfied that there will bo an issue of
tliat denomination to meet the requirement
of double postngo, fulfilling the
functions that tho 0-cent stamp nerTortua
now. There will very likely bo a now
stamp,'and it is said that its color
will bo green or fawn. A stamp
would bo used to pay double postage on
letters. The inferonco to bo drawn, say
tho Boston officials, is that tho
stamp will find a salo equal to that of
the 6-cent stump. During the last quarter
tho number of stamps sold at
the Boston office was 4,350,000, and the
number of 0-cent stamps 120,000. The
5-cent stamp is used mostly on English
and foreign letters, and 170,060 were sold
during the samo period. Of
stamps, 85,000 were sold, of 15-cent
stamp 13,000, of 30-cent o.OOO, and of
90-cent only 200. Tho number of 1-cent
postages dispensed was 3.400,050 for the
quarter, and the number of 2-cent
stamps 2,350,000. The belief hero is
that after October 1 tho 3-cent Btamp
will be called in, and. as 6-cent stamps
are used to a very limited extent outside
of double postage, there will practically
bo no further use for them, and they
will therefore lie abolished also. Stamps
of tho larger denominations are used
almost entirely on parcels. Taking the
salesof the quarter alluded to as a basis
the savingto people in Boston who buy
stamps after October 1 will amount to
upward of $200,000.
A Lawyer Caught.
Arkansaw Traveler.
Old Gabe, who was admitted to the
bar some time ago, and who stunned his
colored contemporaries by his vast array
of patent office books, was recently employed
to defend a man arrigned on a
charge of stealing a saddle When the
ebon-hued orator arose in aigument, the
court room was crowded with colored
people, who had come from a neighboring
church to hear their "git up an' talk like
or white man."
"May it agree wid dis court, an' de
hgent men what 'poses de jury system on
dis occasion. I would like tor make use
ob er few exclations why dis innocent
gen'leman shouldn't be 'victed ob de
charge what ignorance an' jealousness
bab fotch ngin him, an' it prubes ter
what oxtent in dis free country takes lib
erties wid anoder man's natrip. Dat man
is do innocentest man in dis 'town, nn' I
wouldn't bcliobe dat he stole de saddle,
ebon of- I eccd , him do .it. Dat man
couldh t steal, 01 no wuster try. He is so
hones'' dat on one occasion, when he
foun' a bottle er whisky, ho wouldn't
take a drink till he fon do owner, nn'
axed hia permission. Now, Jedge, it's
courtesy fer a lawyer to do ebetythinv
iu his power to sivo his client, oiii't it?"
' Yes," replied the Judge.
" Wall, dat's whiit I'se gwine ter do.
I'sp gwine ter pube 'clusively dat djs pd',
hones' man didn't steal dat saddle : fur
I'se gwine "ter make a statement what'll
open de eves ob ais court. 1 ain't de
kine ob a man, ter Stan' by an' see a man
suffer in my place. X stole dat Saddle
myself. De' prisoner at tho bar was' at
homo alseep when I stole de saddle an'
tuck it tor his house. I tuck, it nt fust
wid do intention ob keepin' it, but 'bout
dti time, I arriv' nt his houe. I got
an' put de saddle in such a' position
dat de crime would be laid on him."
" If that is the case," Baid tho Judge.
'the man must be liberated. Prisoner
vdu are free."
"Thank yer. Jodke," exclaimed tho, delighted
lawyer. as the prisdner left the
courtroom, "J'so a lawyer, .myse'fan'
I will take de pleasure ob sayiu' right
heatij Heretofore nil'
T)uck wid dar 'torsional frieh'fthius. can
'comerforwa'rd:now'an,,Bin;rae dar hah'sj
'caHj Pse prubed ;nyef deekel ob
de occasion. I has cleared my man. Talk
to me'boutde'law."
"Are Vou ready to go?'' asked an officer,
who, after consultation with the
Judee, approached tho.lawyer.
" Whar does I wanter go ?"
"To jail. You are a prisoner."
"What sbrtqr prisoner?' - ,
"A saddle thief solJconvicted, Youjll
zo to jail until yourseutencelmb'eeij
pronounced." , ' "
' " Look nheah, Jedge, how's dis?"
Yon'aro convicted of Bleating' $ d-.
,dle, jmd.of .-course mast go to 'pT'Uwf,1'
" t'diaristWr jxti:&4?$mti
trick ob mine tor cl&r nW man. VTYod
said dat a lawyer ough'tor do eborytliintr
in his power fur' his client, an' I didn't
see no uuuer cnance.;
" Yes, and it was a trick, that will send
you to the penitentiary, Go whh tho
otticer."
"I'llbe dinged of lunderptan'e.dis henh
isort nracticin' law. Men can't clear a
fcliorit iri dis county widout goftin' hisse'f
in iiuuuiu. iti kiiii iiiivu mum. uiv uceiiHQ
ef yer want 'om."
'',Cohio on," demanded the ofiicon
VDia beats anythirig I eber seed,"1 ho
said ns he accompanied tho officer. i,1t
wouldn't practice law in dis State doan
pull me dat way ef yer d make do Gtib
ner black my bwota. 'Pears' to rnj dat
somebody has "acted, -de fopl, an' dinged
ef I doan'b'eUovelt'was iriyso'f." '
Mn.,A, Wi Nathans, ofjrjprlda, the only
DuuHiHra man inai evor run p ojruus. -wan in
wic city yoHieruay, iu aiieuiiBnee at in iMQr
gaii ununion., lie ma HMM
unci i. - -. aereoabld' C. .1 . . . ganutw an,;Ri)(l hte
jiUHrenutHuo MLOl BWI ytnrt,. &&
i. ufau m mi fl 11 V 3Sft'U5'
a, Mt,terlA
Ml. Oitrllsle.
BUh.aud.JParli UrWTvf.""7f"1 fi.yK
Horlnt, if
BhA, t J
W
'NATHAif, &,Co'B,,gyiHdatd fijiows
and Dockrill 's FrenqUl,OircuB wlU
in this city .AugusT 4th. Remember
the date. " .l I
4yH
46'
BUSINESS HOUSES.
V The following are amoaB the leading
Business EstnbllshmentH of Maysvllle.
will find these houses reliable and occupying
a commanding position In their respective
lines.
A O. BKOWMXO, M. D.,
PHYSIOIAN AND SURGEON.
Offlco and residence- south-east corner of
Third nud Sutton streets. Will plve special
atteuttou to diseases peculiar to females.
aplHdly MAYSVILLE.
A FINCH A CoTi
DEALERS IN
GRAIN, FLOUR and HEMP.
Oor. Third and Sutton Streets,
inch3()ly MAY8V1LLE, KY.
A 91. ItOGKHS,
DEALEIl -IN
Boots, Shoos, Hats and Caps.
41 E. Sec. St. nichaoiy MAYSVJLLE, KY,
A KOKKIKSitSOX,
Locksmiths
Are prepared to put up Electric Houo Bells
which are not exposed In the room Ml;o the
old style. Prices low. Call and see samples.
SecondStreet, myU MAYSVILLE, ICY.
A IJOXAA'S
BOOT km SHOE ST0EE.
Custom work a specialty. Large stock. All
kind at lowest prices.
No. 47, Market stree , two doors below D. A.
lllchnrdftou & Co.'s gincery.
ald&wly MAYSVILLE, ICY.
"OlTItGKSS A NOI.IX,
Dealers In Staple and Fancy
ID-JEST
No. 3. Enterprise Block. Second Street.
apUdly MAYSVILLE, ICY.
r AMMOX,
'PHOTOGRAPHER,
Second street, noxt door to Dr. Martin's
apICdly MAYSVILLE. KY.
p noiiEitr dawso.v & co..
:Dealeis In:
CIGARS and CONFECTIONERY.
ICECREAM A SPECIALTY.
FRESH ROLLS AND CAKES EVERY DAY.
Second Street, EAST MAYSVILLE.
p S. MIXER de HRO,
Dealers lu
Boots, Shoes, Leather
And JFTimiXGS,
No. 1, Seeoud, cor. Sutton streets. '
lUChSldly MAYSVILLE, KY.
TK. T. II. . SMITH,
DENTIST,
Will devote his whole time to the preservation
of the natural teeth. Dr. C. W. Wardle
will take charsool all the mechanical work,
such us koUI, stlver.coutluuousgum, celluloid
audrubbrplntey... 4 T
POXEIV Os AliLEX,
STOVES, GRATES, TINWARE,
mantels, etc. Sole aRents for the celebrated
Omuha nud Leader stoves. Roofing nud
promptly and satisfactorily done. Corner
ot Mm ke( iuid Third atieets, A. R. Glascock's,
old stand.,, npllOdlw
pitAXK EVIXE,
Aiiuufacturer of
T
Proprietor ofjthe celebrated brands: Hold
the Fort, ParlortQueen and Mother Hubbard.
Best cigars market;' Full variety of
smokers' article.
ceud street, f'ally .MAYSVILLE. KY.
r H. TKAXSL,
BAKER AND OONPEOTIONER.
lea cream parlors open for the season. Absolutely
pure Audles. Fresh bread of all
kinds.. FurlsWa weddings and parties a
specialty. ,Prl4M Jew. tuay4dty
p 'M. w'n.Lii:
Contrtotqr and Builder.
Plan and i pacifications furnished and
all wort promptly aud satisfactorily .done.
Shop on seeondi street, opposite Hluh school.
,' apWiy ' " MAYSVILLE, KY.
pEOKGE HiXEISER,
in:
GROCERIES,
Pineapple Hami, Home-made Yeast Cakes.
may30dly SECOND STREET.
G- s. juoj; 'K
Real TUt$mn Collecting Agency,
Court St., (apJSkllY) . MAYSVILLE. KY.
' .A?-" .-"
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Dealers m Staple and Faucy
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SEVO ND STREET.
' T.. ,. .,,r ,t, ..
;iuch311y 'j luAinvinuc, ivi.
j"PT,t !'"'
TJ.T RUESOX,
' Dealer n Staple and Fancy
Has RBMOV.EDrom his old stand to the
building oii S6QHd street lately occupied by
CharlosTH, Frftft aplOdly
H tiM'r imkijE, '.L.vtr
-Every .ew shade
GOODS,
Crushed Strawb y, Electric Blue, Egyptian
etc., aim new niu4 io inaicn.
y iMAxavxijUti, kx.
,inyj.
Slp.WfoisH Market.
TllV! ;ke aadlwlt wator fish. Prices re-
dticed jFlWdyjtetand 10 cents n. nouud.
Markejr, i V&I8 MAYSVILLE, ICY".
JTOXITM..t4 XZ.JTR.,
INSU OE AGENT.
Companies. Insures for
full vslws.iLo wum Losses nromntlv. nald
JNo dh HMi'HaHl ays. utneo corner Third
fMid iiiti aplOdly
' ..i'-JB.
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1 AS. U. HAIiLRK, OLARKNCB L. SALLKX
Bailee A Bailee,
ATTORNETN AT LAW
INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Court Street, (seplBdly) MAYSVILLE, KY
T niiAKEUOHUCOII,
THE BOSS
WALTHAM WATOH STORE:
Headquurtors for Clocks, Silver Goods, Jewelry
etc All work promptly. aud
done. Second St., East ot Market. apl7
T W.srAIlKS DRO.,
Jfo. 24, MARKET STREET.
NEW CARPETS OIL CLOTHS
mi. '
and Window Shades. Good Carpets at 30, J5,
40, 43, 50, W, 05, 70, 75. and 90 cts., 81.00 an I Sl.25
per yard. mcu31dly
IA.UKS .tCAKK,
(Successors to Thomas Jackson,)
Livery, Sale and Feed Stables
Street Hack brdeis promptly attended to at
all times. Finest and latest style Turnouts.
Hoi sun bouijlit and sold on Commission. Mar.
ketSt. four doors below Central Hotel. a!2i
TIIX T. FLEMING.
INSURANCE AGENCY.
Itopre.entH the Loudon and Liverpool and
Globe. German American, of New York, nud
Phentx, ot Brooklyn. Also aent lor Blue
Lick Water. Olllce corner of Kiout and Sutton
stteets. ' apH7dly
T '. KYAX.
V
Manufacturer uud dealer In hand, pocket
and pencil j
STAMPS, RUBBER TYPE, STENCILS,
Dates Ac. Guns, Pistols, Trunks, Valises nud
Sewing Machines repalied. Trumpets put up
bells hung, nud keys made to order, stencil
cuttlug a specialty.
SecoudSt., apl7dly MAYSVILLE, KY.
I T ACOU JLINN.
BAKER AND CONFECTIONER.
j Ice cream and soda water. Fresh bread
and cakes. Parties and weddlugs 'furnished
ou short notice.
&j Second st.. may3dly MAYSVILLE, KY.
T W.UALURAITil,
ATTORXEY AT I. AW,
Rcuf Estate nud Collecting: Agency.
Third street, near Court house,
myluly MAYSVILLE. KY.
jT AXE A WOKHICH,
Contractors, Architects, Builders.
Plans and specifications furnished an reasonable
terms and all work satisfactorily aud
piomptlv done. Olllce on Third street,
Wall and Sutton. apllldly
ATOUKINOX A KACKI.EY.
Wholesale and Retail
BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS.
Second Street, (mh'iSly) MAYSVILLE, KY.
YJINS LOU POWLlXG,
FASHIONABLE MILLINER.
Latestsprlng styles of Hats. Bonnets, Ribbons,
Flowers and Millinery Goods generally,
Entire satisfaction suarauieed iu all cases.
Secoud.'opposlteQperaiHowijMmBllyTW
VI-RS. F, M. COLLINS,
MILLINERY and DRESSMAKING.
Latest styles of Hits, Bon nets, Laces and
Millinery Notions. Prlceslow. Second street,
Mrs. George Burrows' old stand. npllfldly
M CDOUULE t IIOLXON,
5,000 STANDARD PRINTS
at5 cents Job lot ofseasonnblegoodsjust receive!,
Prlnl, Lawns, Glughams, Parasols
and Fans ut bottom pi Ices. apl.Mly
vriSS MATTIE CAUK,
Second street, January's Block,
Millinery Goods, Hats, Laces,
Feathers, Trimmings etc, of the latest styles.
Prices Low. tuch3ldly
M F, MARSH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Justice of the Fence,
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENT.
Will udvertlse and sell real estate. No charges
whatever uuless a sale Is consummated.
Deeds, mortgages tc. written a rates as low as
any one's. Olllce Llbiary Building, Sutton
street,
TtT DAVIS,
FCRXISHIXG GOODS mid
OLOTHI1TG,
Hnts. Caps, Trunks and Vnllses. The latest
spring stylesjust received.
Market St., apKklly MAYSVILLE, KY".
ATRS. A. J. WILLIAMS.
OABPETS,
Rugs, Oil Cloths and Mattings
Will bo sold CHEAP for the next thirty days,
Call aud see thorn.
mchSOly iV'o. 29, East Second Street.
A fRS. M.ARCHDEACOX,
(Formerly Miss Maggie Rasp,)
FASHIONABLE MILLINER.
has Just received a full supply of all of the
latest styles lu Millinery Goods. Hats, Bonnets.
Laces. Trimmings and all seasonable
novelties. The ladles are luvlted to call.
Market street, nl3ly MAYSVILLE.
RS. MARY E. THOMAS,
M
Dealer In
Millinery and Notions,
Announces that she has Jnst received her
spring stock, which will be found very attractive
and that she has also secured the services
of an accomplished trimmer from Cincinnati.
One price only.
13 E. Second St., aOdly MAYSVILLE, KY.
it rosi; daultox a lino,,
GOOD INTENT
Livery and Sale Stable.
A full lino of nil kinds of vehicles ou hand
for sale, hire or exchange. Horses kept by
day, week or month. Largest aud best appointed
Livery Stable In the west. Prices as
low as auy. Best atteuttou to vehicles stoied.
Telephone connection. No. 40 and 42 west
SeqoudSt., ap!7dly MAYSVILLE, KY.
rvH'EXS fc BAKKLEY,
Nos.G7and 60 Second and 10 Sutton streets,
have Just received a larjo stock of Improved
VICTOR HAND CORN PLANTERS,
the greatest labor-saving Implement ever offered
to farmers. The best tobacco hoes aud
tobacco baru hardware of all kinds. apU6
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VEW FIRM.
BISSET, McCLANAHAN t SHEA,
(Successors to Cooper 4 Blsset,
Denier fa Ntovcti, RnngeM, Mnrblclaed
Mantol,nnd mnnnfnotRrerK ofTlH,
Copper Ht Sheet Iron Ware.
Special nttontlon paid to tlu rootling, gutter
and spouting. Practical plumbers, gas aud
steam titters. Wrought iron and lead pipes,
Ac All work attended to promptly and
warranted.
23 E. Seeoud St., a9dly MAYSVIL.LE, KY.
pACJL, . ANDERSON, I Of
DENTIST,
A'o. 21 Mttrkct St. , nearly opp. Central Hotel,
Office Open at all Hours. MATS VILLE, KY
tu iyl3ly.d.
Q A, MEANS,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER.
Full line of Burial Robes aud njFnrtinleB
by the undertaking trade. Ordera
piomptly ntteuded to dny or night.
i301y Xo. 01, East Second Street,
s, hlJlON,
Dealer In
QUEENSWARE, CHINA, TINWARE,
Glass. Cutlery, Notions, etc No. 45 Market
Street. East side, botween Second and Third,
"'Jldliui MAYSVILLE, KY.
O J.DAUGIIERTY,
No. 0, West Second Street.
IVTAlctBLE YARD.
Monuments, Tablets and Headstones
Orders by mall will receive
the same prompt nttontlon us if delivered lu
I'd sou. npl3dly
tf 11. OLDHAM,
'PLUMBER,
Sanltnry Engineer. Gas and Steam-fitter.
Dealer In plumber's goods, Pumps, Hose,
Sewer Pipes, Lead and Iron Piping, Steam
and Water Gauges. No. 8 west Second sheet,
opposite Gelsel's grocery,
apl'dly MAYSVILLE, KY.
"
rp F. KIEF,
BATH ROOMS and LAUNDRY.
OPEN AT ALL HOURS. .
Work promptly and satisfactorily dono.
Tetras reasonable. .Front street, be'weou
Market aud Suttou. . apllOdly
WILLIAM I1UXT.
Manufacturer and orlgiuator of the cele
brated brands of
0:TGhA.K,S,
Silver Dollar, Wm. Hunt's Dark Horse, Happy
Smoke, Three Beauties, Cordwood aud
Gold Slugs. Second Street, Maysvllle, ICy.
YirMITE Jfc OUT.
PURNITtrHB.
We will not be undersold by any house iu
Kentucky or at Clucl.iuati, 11 we have half a
chance
iuch31dly MAYSVILLE, KY.
r B. MATHEWS Ot CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers lu
Building, and Dressed Lumber,
Laths, Shlugles, blinds, Frames, Doors, Sash,
Staves, Fencing, Tobacco Hoasheads. Ac.
nicuSuly MAYSVILLE, KY.
VI r W. LYNCH,
Manunctuier of and Dealer in
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladles' and children's flue shoos a specialty
Custom work made to order. Repairing ueatly
aud promptly done at modeintecharses.
No. 41 Market steetMEast side.
a41y MAYSVILLE, KY
yAXCEY A-ALEXANDER,
OLD RELIABLE
LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLES.
Vehicles of all kinds, good stock and enreful
drivers. Horses kept by the day, or week on
reasonable terms. Seeoud St., between Market
aud Limestone.
Windhorst & Blum,
FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILORS,
Have received their Summer Stock of Imported
and Domestic Goods of the latest styles,
prices reasonable and work the best. 'au'Jly
I am prepared to paint Buggies and Furniture
of all kinds on more reasonable terms
than any other painter lu the cltv will offer.
I guarantee my work to bo tltst class. Leave
orders at Ball, Mitchell & Co.'s.
KVnUGGIES FAINTED FOR
Jyld3m C. H. DEAL.
C B. A.
HARDWARE and IRON.
Before INSURING YOUR LIFE
EXAMINE THE-
TONTINE
Savings Fund Elan
-OF THE-
equitable
Ijfe Assurance ocietyT
Instead of investing lu stocks, bonds or other
securities or depostttug u Sayings Ranks
EXAMINE THIS PLAN
ft
of insurance, which uot only ylolds a return
as nu Investment, but gives lmmedlato Indemnity
lu case of death.
Assets $48,000,000-
J03. F. BRiODRXCK,
Second Street, MAYSVILLE, KY.

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