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J' i THE DAILY BULLETIN. WEDNESDAY EVE., AUGUST 15, 1883 OUR following peisons are tnoauthoilzed agents for the DAtM' Bui. letin at thu places named. Contracts for subscription or udveitlsliiK may be made with them: W, SUlt. Shannon W'ni f'lnrv. LEWisnuno W. T. Berry. Mi.nkiiva H. Ha wo. Mt. Omvet Peter Myers. Helena. H. M. Harrison. A Jackson. OUANOKHUien It. P. Tolle. Mt. Qilead J. S. HUiztns TUCKAHOF. W. L. HoltOll. Toi.r.K.siirito It. L. Gillespie. Slack's P. O M. V. Moruii. Er.iZAvn,x.E V. H. Stewart. ikioiantown Hindoo ifc Hio. Fahuow'sStoiik S T, Fat row. Mt. Cakmei, T. A. Henderson. Feus Leak Harry Buivoyne MokphysviMjE. V. T. Tomlln. Fokman's si'itiNos. I M. Hawley. Washington Miss Anna Thomas. JoUNSON JUNCTION. SciUiJtfs & 10. HlLLSUono. Kev. V. H. Uuiksilalo. B iC W S The above number represents the circulation, each weak ot the Daily and Weekly Bulletin. Adveitlsers aie Invited to call anil assure themselves oi the truth of the statement, and they are lequested to bear lu mind that our ra es lor advertising are tin lowest. iilliiiiiBWwiBii m mmgwri 11 announcements. For .Tudseof tlic Court ofAppciiN. Wo aie authoilzed to announce Hon. KICHAIID ItEIl) ah a candidate for Judge of the Court oi Appeals to succeed Judge Thos. F. Hands in the First Appellate district ol Kentucky, subject to the action of the Democratic patty. We are authorized to announce that Judge ROHEIIT RIDDKLL, of EsilU county, is a candidate tor Judge of the Court ot appeal, in the Kirt Appellate District of Kentucky, subject to theactlon of the Demociatlc paity. Stiieet cut tickets are legal tender in Maysville, and it is eonsideied ti disgrace to be caihrlit walking. The following is Horn the Bowling Green Detnoerac: Judge Elijah C. of Muysville, would make an admirable successor to Judge Uargis on the Appellate bench. Judge is an able lawyer, a high heaited gentleman, and a true Democrat, and would make a Judge second to no one in Kentucky. He is a man of about sixty years of age. was elected to the Circuit Judgeship of his district when he was about thirty years old, and made an excellent oflicer. lie declined being a candidate for re- o'ection, and since that time has di-voted h s time to the practice of his profession, save one or two terms when representing his district in Congres. We would be glad to see him make the" race, on account of his titness. without opposit'on. . Tnr. bad temper maniitiested by our esteemed contemporary the New Republican, over the Ki'lletin printim: the letter list is, to say the leas', very mile-coining. It was iurnislied to this paper by the postmaster at our tequest, as he was obliged by law to do, and at the same time, as we leirn, by inquiring at the postotlice, a copy was sent to the Republican ollice. Our contemporary, however, like a spoiled child, would have all or none, and refused to print it at all. It is, therefore, the fault of the Republican that its readeis are not supplied with the inform itiou embraced in the list, and not the fault of the postmastor. The following taken from pane one bundled and fifteen of the United States Postal Regulations will make the mattei perfectly plain : Skc. 152. If the publisher of any newspaper defies to publish such udveitlsed list It shall he the duly of the to lurulsh a copy (or that purpose, and If nioie than one publisher de-lies to do so a copy should bo furnished to all .stniulta ueously. Sermon to Young Lutlu's. Philadelphia Record. Ladies cured bltdsof beautiful plumage, but sickly looks; pale pets of the parlor, who venotate in unhealthy atmosphere, like the potato germinatihir in a dark cellar why do you not go into the open air and warni sunshine, and add lustre to your eyes, bloom to your ckeeks, elasticity to your steps, and vigor to your frames ? Take exercise; runup the lull on a wager, and down again lot-fun; roam the lields, climb the fences, leap the ditches, wade the biooks, ami after a day of exhilarating exercise and tint entrained liberty uo home with an nppetite acquired by healthy enjoyment. The beautitul and bloom inur young lady rosy-cheeked and bright-eyed - who cm darn a stocking, mend her own frock, command a regiment of pots and kettles, and boa lady when required, is the iirl that young men are in quest of for a wife. But your pining, screwed up, doll-dressed, consumption-mortgaged, music-murdering novel-devouring daughters of fashion and idleness, you aro no more fit for matrimony than a pullet is to look after a brood of fourteen chickens. Tho truth is, my dear girls, you want less fashionable restraint and more liberty of action ; more kitchen and less parlor; more leg-exercise and less sofa ; more frankness and less mock-modesty. Loosen your waist strings and breathe puro atmosphere, and become something as beautiful as nature designed. 1BEUDEEN ITEMS. Mrs. Arthur Powpr and hr fairy dike dmiuhtor, Mary, ate visiting lilouds at this place. MKs Gus Fulton, our beauty of height, was visiting the Misses Davis last week. We heard somo farmprs say, that hereafter, when the crops needed rain, they would pray lor n circus to come along, and rain would ho sure to lollow. Camp meeting drew an Immense crowd Saturday, but pattlcularly on Sunday. The horses' i oof were heard on he boulevard from early morn till late at ulaht. Dr. Outhrfo has returned from a short trip to the Queen City. As Ions? as Aberdeen Is favoied with such an excellent physician there Is no need of callluu lu Mnysvllle physicians. Wo heard that some of our popular belles and I) mix attended O'Bi Ion's glretis last' Thursday nluht. Not wlthstandim? tho obstacles they had to contend with by a skill, they found that pleasure under was doubly enjoyable. I Monday nioiulm? the 'Squire had awed-' dim? couple. We suppose they wete fioni tho back mountains, Judidm; fiom the ludicrous appearance they presented As loin; ns they win continue 10 wear menangeoi nonuug white rlbboit, the signal never Mils to draw a crowd. Fied had arrlvpd, and the flrt Important news ho Impatted to Hint lovely llitle blondo was, inui ne was umicieu witu puipiuuion ot the heart to a palnlul degree, anil his doctor ah, I came very near committing myself well, ho said, the o ily cure was to Hud another hentt nllllcteil I thuine manner, and apply It to the leglou nllected whlci would be a sure cure. Mrt. said tosowthe seed of chilst'anl t ty, to 1)0 pi oductlve of good Mult, one couldn't ' beuln too eaiiv to study theoloxy and work out the pioolem of Hie. to tho best ot their ability. Hut her little daughter lebelied nualnst ueh stilct measures, so when Tal tnasre brought his discourse to a close the mother turntd to her youthful daughter nml enqulied how she liked the Dieaoher. 'Didn't like him at all," was the teply. "Why."' nsked her mother. '"Cause, he preached till I he made me awful sleepy, and then holloied so loud he wouldn't let me go to s eep." HlI'I'ONA. c2Li?sr xtietaejs. Adveitlsemonts lnsertel under this lug 10c per line for each lnseitlon. .' I 0. B. lias come. ulod3t j ' Tr.v Lanmlon's City Butter Crackers. Iahulk Beautik are not colored. Mamilk Beauties are not flavored. Smoke Marble Beauties, for sale by Geo. T. Wood. ul4d2v Mopqvito bars ready-made and made to ouler at Hunt & Doyle's. Dark ground lawns, yard wide, worth 12Ae, per yard, foroc, at Hunt&Doyle'-s. Stueet cap. tickets yiven away to every of a pair of Boots or Shoes, at my .store. W. W. Lynch, alodlt No. 41 Market stiedt. Wall l'nper Received at Morrison & Kackley's to-day, A large and attractive line for the fall trade at trreatly t educed prices. Call and &ee them. Loi'is Ropeu, Market street, has a fine assortment of pure imported wine, which will be found very desirable for family and medicinal purposes. Prices reasonable. al4.iSt Litwsiry Institut". The undersigned has detei mined to remain in Maysville, and the next session of this school under his direction will commence Monday, September 3id, 1SS3. nl3l&wlv 0. J. IIalu Of Interest to You. Take the yellow line cars to Morrison & Kackley's photograph gallery, and get pictures of youi little ones by the new and wonderful instantaneous process. To every purchaser to tho amount of one dollar a street car ticket will bo presented. alpdw ayek's Sarsaparilla is designed for those who need a medicine to purify their blood, build them up, increase their appetite, and rejuvenate their whole system. No other preparation so well meets this want. It touches the exact spot. Its recoid of forty years is 0119 of constant triumph over disease. Mkn's and boys' canvas button and front lace shoes, cheap. MiRses side lace, 75cents. Lidiesopera slippers, $1. Men's sewed calf bals and congress gaiters. London toe, Sl.CO, and a largo stock of boots and shoes at prices to suit any one. Call and investigate at uuL'ldtf 0. S. MiNEi; & Bro's. Fon i's soothing and grateful influence on the sc.dp, and for the removal and prevention of dandruti', Ayer's Hair Vigor has no equal. It testotes faded or gray hair to its original dark color, stimulates tho growth of tho hair, and gives it a beautiful, soft, glossy, and silken appearance. Accident Insurance. Excursionists to camp meeting?, expo sitions, etc., should secure insurance in tho Travelers Accident Insurance Co. before starting. A ticket insuring $3,000 in case of death from accident, and $15 weekly indemnity in case of disability costs but 20 cents a day. M. F. Mahsu, Agent, Sutton street. STAGE ,:. Mny'svlllo nud Sit. Curntel. Dallv line Leaves Mt. Cnrmel nt 0 a. in nnlvos nt Maysvlllo at 0:30a. m., and returns at 2:30 p. 111. Leave orders atw. A. 1. Second St. J.J. McOAHTHEVT. MnjNVlllo mill Iliirtoiivlllc. I1..! .tifAnl.t .. 1 I .. n 1.. na.l rt . Tli .. ml.I n . . and Saturdar. Leave Uurtonvlllo at t) n. 111. Ho turning, leaves Mnysvllle at 2:30 p. in. Orders should bo left at Yuncey & Alexander's livery stable. H. E. POLHTT. BUSINESS HOUSES. . . 1 I. 1 ! fill r The following are among the leading Business Establishments of Maysvlllo. Customers will find these houses reliable and occupying a commanding position lu their respective Hues. A G. DROWNING, Jl. D PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office and, residence south-east comer of Third mid Sutton streets, will glvo special attention to diseases peculiar to females. aplUdly MAYSVILLE. A FINCH l- CO., DEALERS IN GRAIN, FLOUR and HEMP. Cor. Tlilrd and Sutton Streets, mch301y MAYSVILLE, KY. A SI. ROGERS, DEALER IN Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. 11 E. Sec. St, mohaOly MAYSVILLE, KY, A NORKIEStfcNOX, Locksmiths and Ball-Hangers. VrAiitnntiVtul in tint nn P'li.ntvlrt 14nnn Hotltt which aie not exposed In the room like the oldstjle. Prices low. Call and sop am pies. Secon.lStreet, myU MAYSVILLE, KY. I ! L A IIOXAX'S BOOT &ND SHOE STOEE, rustom work a specialty. Large stock. AH kinds at lowest prices. i No. i". Market stree , two doors below D. A. RIchauNou ii Co.' giocery. uldAwly MAYSVILLE, KY. TlUItGESS.V NOI.IX, l Dealeis In Staple and Fancy I DRT I No. 3. Euterorlse Block. Second Stieet. aplddly MAYSVILLE, ICY. p A.H.MOX, PHOTOGRAPHER Second street, next door lo Dr. Martin's aplfJdly MAYSVILLE. KY. C.Ka IlElir OAWSOX .fc CO.. :Dealeisln: CIGARS and CONFECTIONERY, ickchi:a.u a sii:ciai.tv. fresh rolls and cakes every day. Second Street, EAST MAYSVILLE. p S. MIX Kit ib HKO, Dealeis In Boots, Shoes, Leather Ant7 FINDINGS, So. 1, Second, cor. Sutton streets. mehSldly MAYta VILLE, KY. lIt.T. II. X. SMITH, DENTIST, Will devote his whole time to the preservation of the natural teeth. Dr. C. w. VVaidle will take chutgeot all the mechanical work, such asKold.Mlver.coutiuuousgum, celluloid and rubber plates. mcli31dly rittXKW it AlLIiKX. STOVES, GRATES, TINWARE, mantels, etc. Sole asents for the celohiated Omaha ami Lea.ier stoves. Hooting and piomptly and satisfactorily done. Corner 01 Mutketaud Third streets, a. R. Glascock's old .stand. apllOdlw piKAXic dkvixi:, Manufacturer of OIGAES, Proprietor of the celebiated brands: Hold the Fort, Parlor Queen and Mother Hubbard. Best cigars In the matket. Full variety of sinokeih' articles. Second stieet. ally MAYSVILLE, KY. rp II. TUAXKL., BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. Ice cieam oarlors open for the season. Absolutely pure caudles. Fiesu bread of all kinds. Furnishing weddings aud parties a specialty. .Prices low. 1 SI. WILLIAMS, 'Contractor and Builder Plaus and Specifications furnished and all work promptly aud satisfactorily done. Shop on second street, opposite HIk1i school. aplUdly MAYSVILLE, ICY'. p i:o KG i: II. IIKISKK, sDealer In: GROCERIES. Pineapple Hams. Home-made Yeast Cakes. mny30dly SECOND STREET. p s. jum, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ileal Entitle and Collecting Affcncy. Court St., (apHMty) MAYSVILLE. ICY'. p EO. COX A SON, Dealers In Staple and Fanoy IDIRST SECOND STREET. mch311y MAYSVILLE, ICY. a OI.T KIC1IESOX, Dealer lu Staple aud Fancy GROCERIES, has RBMOVED from hh old htaud to the ' Chuiles II. Frank. upl3dly TJUXT A DOYLE, Every uew shade In DRESS GOODS, Crushed' Strawberry, Electric Blue, Egyptian etc., and uewTriniiulugi to match. Second St., mcli3lly MAYSVILLE, KY. 7IRES1I GEORGIA I "Watermelons, Best In the world. Just received at John Wheeler's Fiult Depot, Markot stieet. ap!8 TOHX R. FOITXTZ, JR., INSURANCE AGENT. Oldest and best Companies. lusures for full value. Low rates. Losses promptly paid. No discounts No delays. Odlce comer Third aud Market streets. nplOdly 1 AS. H. SALLEE, CLAUENCE L. SALI.EX' Snllce 4k Bailee, ATTORNEY J AT LAW INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Court Street, (sepl6d ly") MA YS VILLE, KY BLAKEBOKOUGIt, THE BOSS WALTHAM WATCH STORE. Headquarters for Clocks, Silver Goods, Jewelry etc. All work piomptly and mitlstactor lly done. Second St., East of Market. ap!7 XV. SPARKS A- HKO J. iVo. 24, MARKET STREET. NEW CARPETS OIL CLOTHS and Window Shades. Good Carpets at 30. 5, 10, -13, 50, (JO, 83, TO, 73. aud GO cts., S1.00 an I S1.2o per yard. mch3ldly TA.UKS .V.C'AHH, (Successors to Thomas Jackson,) Livery, Sale and Feed Stables Street Hack orders piomptly attended to a't all times. Finest and latest stylo Turnouts. Hoises bought and sold on Commission. Market St. four doors below Central Hotel. al"J itii.v t. rjijnmxu. IJ INSURANCE AGENCY. Represents the Loudon and Liverpool and Globe. Oeiimui American, ol ew York, and I'henlx. ot Urooklyn. Also agont lor ulue Lick Water. Oillce corner of Fiont and apllTdly T I'. UTAX. V . Manufacturer and dealer lu baud, pocket and pencil STAMPS, RUBBER TYPE, STENCILS, Dates ic. Gnus, I'lstols, Trunks, Valises utid Sewing Machines repaired. Trumpets put up bells hung, and keys made to order. Stencil 'cutting a specially. Second St., aplTdly MAYSVILLE, KY. TACOlt IjIXX, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. Ico cream and soda water. Fresh bread and cakes. Pa i ties and weddings furnished on shot t notice. Si Secoud St., mtiySdly MAYSVILLE, KY. T W. UAI.UUAlTil, ATT4UIXKY AT I,AV, Ilcirl Ksliitoiuiil Colleclin Agency. '"'"'maysv 1LLE. KY. r AXK A WOKKICK, Contractors, Architects, Builders. Plaus and specifications furnished an reasonable terms and all work .satisfactorily nud piomptly done. Ulllceou Third street, between Wall and Sutton. aplUdly -Jl roitUINOX A: KACKIiKY, Wholesale aud Retail BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS. Second Street, (nihiMly) MAYSVILLE, KY, t I.VS LOU 1MHVI.1XO, FASHIONABLE MILLINER. Latestsprlng styles of Hats. Bonnets, Floweihand Milllueiy Goods generally. Eullie satisfaction uuaranteed In nil cases. Secoud, opposite Opera House. inuylly AplS. F, II. CUIiLIXN, MILLINERY and DRESSMAKING. Latest styles of Huts. Honnets. Laces and Millinery Motions. Pilceslow. Second street, 1 Mrs. George Huriuws' old stand. aplliidly ATcUOVUfiK t HOIION, 5,000 STANDARD PRINTS at 5 cents Job lot of seasomiblegoodsjust received, Pt hits, Lawns, Ginghams, Parasols nud Fails at bottom prices. aplUdly .UAITIE C.VKK, Second street, January's Block. Millinery Goods, Hats, Laces, Feathers, Trimmings etc., of tho latest styles. PilcesLow. mch3ldly jyr F, 31 ARK II, A'rrORXEY AT LAW, JiiNticc of the I'citce, REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENT. Will ndvertlsenud sell real estate. No charges whatever unless n sale Is consummated. Deeds, 11101 Ac. written at rates as low as any one's. Oitlce Ltbiory Buildlug, Sutton htreet. 4 FURXIKIIIXG GOODS inul o Hats. Caps, Trunks aud Valises. Tho latesi fall Myles Just lecelved. Market St., nplCdly MAYSVILLE, ICY. A. J. WILLIAMS. Rugs, Oil Cloths and Mattings Will be sold CHEAP for the next thirty days, Call and see them. iuch301y .ft'o. 29, East Second Street. jlTRS. M.ARC1IDEACOX, (Formerly Miss Magglo Rasp,) FASHIONABLE MILLINER. has Just received a full supply of nil of the latest styles In Millinery Goods. Hats, Hon-nets. Luces. Trimmings nud nil seasonable novelties. The ladles are Invited to call. Market street, ai!8ly MAYSVILLE. RS. MARY' E. THOMAS, M' Dealer In Millinery and Notions, Annouuces that she has Just received her spilng stock, which will bo found vorv attractive ond that she has also seemed the ser vices of an accomplished tilintner irom L'in clnimti. Ouo price only. 13 E. Second St., aDJly MAYSVILLE, ICY. OSE DAULTOX A I1HO., w GOOD INTENT Livery and Sale Stable. A full line of all kinds, of vehicles on hand for sale, hire or exchange. Horses kept by day, week or month. Largest and best appointed Livery Stable In the west. Prices as low as any. Best attention to vehicles stoied. Telephono connection. No. 40 nud -12 west Second St., npUdly MAYSVILLE, KY. pwWEXS A DARULEY', Nos.57nnd 59 Second and 10 Button streets, have Just received a largo stookof Improved VICTOR HAND CORN PLANTERS, the greatest labor-saving Implement over to farmers. The best louacco hoes and tobacco bam hnrdwaro of all kluds. npllO TXW FIKM, BISSET, McCLANAHAN & SHEA, (Successors to Cooper & Blsset, Denier! In Ntovei, Ititnpci, MarblolBiHt Man lot, null iiiniiuf'nciurcrN oTTIn, Copper aud bhcet Iron Ware. Special attention paid to tin rootling, gutter and spouting. Practical plumbers, gas and steam Utters. Wiouxut Iron and lead pipes, Ac. All work attended lo promptly and warranted. 28 E. Secoud st aOdly MAYSVILLE, KY. DAVJL . AXMKRSOX, DENTIST,, dim iVo. 21 Mmrket St., nearly opp. Central Hotel, Ofice Open at all Hours. MA XS VILLE, KY m iyl31y.d. Q A, MKAX8, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. Full line of Burial Robe aud all articles required by the undertaking trade. Orders piomntly attended 10 day or iilulit. m'duly i'o. 01, East Second Street, C Dealer in QUEENSWARE, CHINA, TINWARE, Olass. Cutlerv, Notions, etc Xo.JJMatket Street, Last hide, between Second and Thlid, a21d(Jm MAYSVILLE, ICY. Q J. DAUOIIlIJtAY, No. 0, West Second Stieet. MARBLE Monuments, Tablets and Headstones always on hand. Oiders by mall will receive the wuuo prompt attention as If delivered in person. apl3dly O . OI.IHIA.H, 'PLUMBER, Sanitary Euglneer. Gas and Steam-fitter. Dealer In plumber's goods, Pumps, Hoo, Sower Pipes, Lead and Iron Piping, Steam aud Water Onuses. No. 8 west Second street, opposite Oel.sel's giocery. apKdly MAYSVILLE, ICY. " rji F.jcirr, BATH ROOMS and LAUNDRY. OPEN AT ALL HOURS. Work promptly and satisfactorily done. Teims reasonable. Front btreet, between Market aud Sutton. apllOdly WIXnilOKST A MERCHANT TAILORS. Our stock of Fall and Wiuter goods ! nearly complete. As we do nothing bu chant uailoilug, and understand It thor oughly, wenieuble to give the best of Prices very leasonable. nu2 1S82 ItriLLIAJI UUXT. Manufacturer and originator of the cela brated brands of CIGARS, Silver Dollar, Wm. Hunt's Dark Horse, Hap y Smoke, Tlnee Beauties, Cordwood and Gold Slugs. Secoud totieet, Maysville, Ky. yillTEtfc ORT. M'e will not be undersold by nuy' house In Kentucky or at Ciucluuatl, It we have halt a chance iuch31dly MAYSVILLE, KY. Ay 11. MATHEWS A CO.. Manufacturers and Dealers lu Building and Dressed Lumber, Laths. Shingles, blinds, Frames, Doors, Sash, Staves, Fencing, Tobacco Hogsheads. mcnaniy MAYSVILLE, AT. y W. LYXCII, Mnuulactuier of aud Dealer In BOOTS AND SHOES. Ladles' and children's tlno shoes a specialty Custom work made to order. Repairing neatly and promptly done at moderate charges. No. 41 Maiketsteett.lEast side. n41y MAYSVILLE, KY' yAXCEY A ALEXAXDER, OLD RELIAHLE LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLES. Vehicles ot all kinds, good stock aud eareful drivers. Horses kept by the day, or week on leasonabloterms. Secoud st., botweeu Market and Limestone. PAJNTING! I 11111 prepared to palut Buggies and of all klndson nioie reasonable terms than any other painter In the city will oUer. I guarantee my work to be first class. Leave oiders nt Ball, Mitchell & Co.'s. IWRUGGIES 1MIXTER FOR Jyld3m C. H. DEAL. C. B. A. HARDWARE and IRON. Before INSURING YOUR LIFE EXAMINE THE TONTINE Savings Fund Plan -OF THE- EQUITABLE I ire Assurance. flooilnl Instead of Investing In stocks, bonds or other securities or depositing In Savings Ranks EXAMINE THIS PLAN of lnsurnuce, which uot only yields a return as nu Investment, but gives Immediate Indemnity lu case of death, Assets $48,000,0,00.i Jl JOS. F. BUODIUCCK j I secoudlStreet, MAY8VILLE, KY