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ROssER.'fic McCarthy
Proprietor. "
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1887.
Oltiott sets, atChenowetli & Dimmitt's.
Theee isn't a slnglo vacant house in
Greenup.
Saratoga. Ouifs at coat 20 cents at
Calhoun's.
A. R. Burgess isb3ck from a tflpto
Vanceburg
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7 fl$?
Altbbd Travis, "of Biploy, has been
granted a ponaion.
Cooked, canned meats, cheap and Baves
labor. At G. WGoisel's.
Thomas Wallace is recovering from
his recont dangerous illness.
Samuel G. Smith, is improving slowly
from a long spell of sickness.
The nam& of Constantino Bartley, of
Ripley, has been added to the' pension
list.
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Da. Marsh was called to Cincinnati last
evening on business, and, will return to
night. A number of news items, which, were
crowded out of yesterday's issue, appear
to-day.
Captain Jons Ballenqer has recov
ered from an accident ho met with a few
weeks Bince.
The Columbus Buggy Company paid
out $1,200 last month for timber used in
its works in Greenup.
William McClelland sold a fine bay
gelding last Saturday to Nathan Bayless,
of Paris, at a good price.
John T. Fisher has sold to Martin
Hanley, Jr., a lot on the continuation of
Grant street for $275 cash.
A claim of Jailer Fitzgerald, amounting
to $303.60 for services, &c, was allowed
in the Circuit Court last Saturday.
Shannahan & Co. expect to have five
hundred men at work on the Ohio &
Northwestern Railroad within the next
thirty days.
Da. John S. Havs, of Hayswood Sem
inary, is announced to deliver a lecture
at Manchester on the evening of the 24th
of this month.
The Mason Court of Claims and the
Fleming Circuit Court are not in session
to-day, having adjourned in respect to the
memory of Judge E O. Phistor.
Mrs. Julia A. Parker, of Baltimore,
who is here on a visit to her son-in-law,
H. H. Cox, is a native of Maysville, hav
ing been born in this city, in 1804.
A railroad hand, whose name has not
beon learned, was seriously injured one
daylast woek by the breaking of a large
derrick at tho mouth of Lawrence Creek.
The Nepenthe Dancing Club will give
its dosing hop for tho season at Amazon
Hall next Thursday night. Arrange
ments aro being completed to make the
evening an enjoyable one.
Hemry Meroard has removed bis tail
oring establishment to room next door to
G. W. Geisel'a grocery, where he is pre
pared to make up suits in the latest
styles and of tho best materals.
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The negro who can drink a bucket of
water and then pump it out of him by
manipulating one of his arms as a crank
gave an' exhibition in front of Heisor's
European Hotel Sunday afternoon.
O. H,. Crawford, of Murphysville, sold
yesterday-to LVE. Flaugher a bay geld
ing for $416. This horse was taken in
charge by Mc. Dick Young May lBt, and
worked, just sixteen days. Training
pay?. ,
Mas. Jennie O. Clarke's art studio
will be opon'Tuosday, Thursday and Sat
urday only, th6 other days being devoted
to sketching from nature. Those wish
ing to join the class will please, call at
once:, v1! - "" tw
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Some good. mtt3ic will be hoard at the
lecture RevTlt ussell Cecil in tba Cen
tral Presbyterian Church on thepvehing
of May 24th. Mrs. Stanley Loo, Miss
Leila Wheoler and others, whose names
.we have not learned, have been invited
to sing eoloa.
Kellby & Wishon finished thq stono
work of the Maysville and Big Sandy
railroad bridge across Little Sandy, at
Greenup, last Thursday. This is one of
the largest brJdgWon' tho. road, anfl is
tho first one to bo completed, ready for
the superstructure.
Onb of Yancey & Alexander's employes
backed a-two-horne wagon oyer the Sec
ond street extension this morning. There
was a general mixing up of driver, wagon
nd horses for a fo w minute. The vehi
cle was slightly damagd. The drtyer
and horttM escaped any injury.
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Of Mason County Moots in Annual
Session Reports Filed, Claims
and Accounts Allowed,
and other Business
i Transacted
FIRST DAY'S PROCEEDINGS.
The, Court of Iclaims of .Mason County,
met in annual session in the court houso
yesterday morning, Judgo'Coons preside
ing and tho following Justices present :
John L. Grant,, Wesley Vicroy, James
Chamberlain, H. P. Mclllvaine, A, F.
Dobyns, James Earnshaw, O. N. Weaver,
Jos. M. Byar, 8. M. "Woodward, L. H.
Mannen, John M. Ball, James H. GrigBby,
0. W. Williams, J. D. Raymond, J. M.
Alexander, I. L. Mclllvaine, M. D. Far
row, Robert Hunter, Thomas Downing,
John E.Wo11b, rLowla Jefferson, J. B.
Burgess and,8. E. Maslin. 'Squire W. D.
Coryell, of Orangeburg, was absent on
account of sickness. Charles D. Newell,
County Attorney, was present.
Sheriff Porrine produced his receipts
from the treasurors,of thb various courjty
funds for taxes for year 1880, which were
read and ordered filed as his quietus.
Report of W; W. Ball, commissioner
to settle county levy for year 1886, was
read and ordered recorded.
Reports ot Thomas A. Respess as
Treasurer of the Sinking Fund, Treasurer
and Receiver of Mason County, and
Treasurer of the Infirmary Fund were
read, received and ordered filed.
Justices J. B. Burgess, James EarnBhaw
and 0. W. Williams were appointed a
committee to examine the accounts of
Thomas A. Respess, as Treasuror of the
various funds.
Report of Garrott S. Wall, Treasurer
of the Jail Sinking Fund, was filed and
ordered recorded. Justices S. E. Mastin,
J. M. Alexander and Robert Hunter
wero appointed a committee to examine
the accounts of same. Their report was
afterwards filed and ordered recorded.
The report of the committee to ex
amine the accounts of Thomas A. Res
pess, Treasurer of the various funds, was
filed and ordered recorded.
Reports of committees in whoso hands
iunds were appropriated at last term of
court, for the benefit of paupers, were
filed as follows :
W. J. Tully, committee of Rachael Tombs
M. D. Farrow, committee ot Auuor O'Jull,
Same, committee, ol Gabe Phillips,
Nancoy E. Downing, com nlttee ot W. E.
Barkloy.
Jos. M. Alexander, comtaltteoof A. Uaither
and family.
John W. Alexander, committee of William
McAfee.
Same, committee of OUrer Marvin.
Same, committee of Patsy James.
Same, committee of Mrs. Hosier.
JohnW. Kolloy, committee of Era Martin.
James Earnshaw, committee of Wil
kinson, i.y
S&v Mastin, yommltteo of.Ailchael Mur
phy. Thomas A. Respess and Ben D. Parry
were nominated for County Treasurer.
A ballot was taken and resulted in tho
election of Ben D. Parry, for four years,
the vote standing Parry 15, Respess 6 and
Earnshaw 1, the latter vote being oast by
mistake.
The report of tho committee appointed
at Inst Court of Claims to ascertain
whether it is tho duty of the county or of
the Kontucky Central Railroad Company
to rebuild and keep in repair tho bridgo
that crbsess said railroad on the lino of
the. Washington . and .Orangeburg dirt
road, was produced in court and' ordered
filed and recorded. Tho report was that
tho company, had rebuilt the bridge and
acknowledged its liability to keep same in
repair.
On motion of 0. N. Weavor, seconded,
by Jamoa Earnshaw, it was ordered that
tho.OitiEen'a G&a L'ght Company at once
make the necessary connection and fur
nish gas for tho poanty court houso,
clerks' offices and-jail at a rate not to ex
ceed $1.50 per 1,000 cubic feet. This
contract to continue for period of ten
years from this date, tho Citizens' Gas
Light Company' at no time' to charge the
county a higher rato for gas. than it
charges any other consumer.
Tho report of Dr. A. G, Browning, jail
physician, was filed and ordered recorded.
Tho report shows that thoro has not
beon "an epidemic, a case of contagious
disoaso, an act of violence, a death, or so
much as an accident " in the jail during
tho past year. Tho rep ort adds that it ' 'is
mainly to Mason County's jail and Jailer
that the sick have gotten well, and that
the well have kept bo," and commends
"our authorities jmd our pooplMn gener
ously providing an establishment bo ad
mirably adapted in every way to not
only the safe but entirely civilized keep
ing of our Unruly clement."
BKPOBT Or TKKABURKB AND RECEIVER.
Balanco on hand May 17, IBSO .. 0,338 83
Received for taxes from Bhorllt v 20,350 01
Jlocelvod for rent Ao..,m.u...nMMHM 135 00
Credit.
By stock In turnpike cotnpanla-...J24l8ia 87
By claims paid on sundry orders A j,., 1,689 S3
Balance on baud........ i 6,821 80
UMRTOr TBEAflunKtlOF SINKINO FUMD.
Bnlnnoeon band May 17, 18S0......... t OU CO
llecelnu ttom various sogroos .....31,783 72'
mHi -.
..52,003 41
Credit,
11 v Mnvnv lln nnd Rlir Hanclv Tlall
rond bonds and luterost..... S 2,054 00
uy lmeresi ana commisiuouB............. w oi
Total... . 2,139 61
Balance on hand. ,..,. - 558 81)
IE POUT OF TREASURER OF INFIRMARY FOND.
Caah reoolvdd from Sheriff . 1,880 18
Or dils.
By cash to A. P. Dobyns, Chairman of
Directors.. A , t 1,851 08
By commissions....-...... it8 20
XotalH.. .......................,. .....9 1.00U 15
KEFOKT OF THEKSUBKR OF J AIL SINKINO FUND.
Balance on hand May ,17. 18S8.1 8 2,376 GO
Cash received from Sheriff........ 2,671 84
' Total... .'...'. iSLJ jT.iirn
Credit.
By 172 coupons paid $ 2,680 00
By commissions -.. 61 60
Total -.. ..
Balance on hand-,
...... 2 0J160
. . 2,216 84
The committees appointed to examine
tho accounts of Mr. Respess and Judgo
Wall, as Treasurers of the different funds,
as above, reported thorn correct, with
vouchers for all credits. Tho bonds and
coupons paid off were burned in presence
of the court.
Tho report of W. W, Ball, committee
to settle the county levy for year 1886,
shows the following :
Total turnpike tax 4(26,914 97
Total sinking fund tax....... 1,315 74
Total Jail fund tax..- - 2,611 60
Total deficit claims tax.... . 0,055 87
Total white tithe tar 6,004 00
Total Infirmary fund tax 1,067 49
Total colored tithe tax 1.6J8 00
The following claims were allowed :
Maysville Water Co.. water for lall...$ 175 00
Same, water for court bouse
Same, water for clerk's offices.
Uwens, Mitchell fc Co., hurdware for
court house
J. F. Ryan, looks for Jail
M. C. HUKsell, brooms, &c
Henry Smith, glaring account
A. M. Rogorrf, fehoe ncoouut
Wrhr. Hlimntt. rannlrn lit lull
20 00
12 00
137
4 20
16 25
2 00
2 50
80 40
Allen, Hall Sc Co., repairs at Jail 22 SO
Aioori ureenwoou, pjpuriui: jau rus
ldence
J. S. Redmond, room reut elections...
W. B. Dawson, Marshal's fees ,
M. T. Cockorlll, Coroner's fees
T. A. Davis, publishing proceedings..
T. M.Qroon, publishing proceedings..
S. M. Collins, Marshai'H fees
Myall & Hhaokleford, burying puu-
fiers .....
enowelh & Co., medlclues.&a
Owens, Parker & Co. coal for paupers
Blatterman & Power, stoves, cto
George Cox & Son, matting for court
house
Sam'U. Smith, work at court house
Henry Dersch & Sod, work at Jail
A. G. Browning, salary as Jail physi
cian -
Sumo, medical account
Asa UlfTord, oare of pauper.
Dan Perrlne, Sheriffs lees, Ac
Jno. W. Alexander, Sheriff's lets, Ac.
Martin Buohmnn.grocerles for pauper
Rachael Combs. In hands W. J. Tully
Evaliuo Martin, lu bauds of J. w.
Alt-zander- .'- .,., ,
J. H. G lgsby, Coroner') Inquests
A. F. Dooyns, Coroner's Inquests
J. J. Donahue, grncerlts for pauper...
EUzi Glbon, kepluij pauper
Dr. J. D Dougherty, medical accou it
M. C. ilutcheson, groceries for pau
pers Abner O'Cull. in bands M. D. Furrow
Alfred Uaither, In hands J. M. Alex
ander Nancy E. Downing, burial of W. E.
Uarkley
Mm. Thomas Weaver. keeDlne three
62 00
4 60
600
15 75
14 00
14 00
1 60
3 tO
1 50
100 00
VI 00
500
73 m
40 25
5 00
40 00
20 00
2 00
600
600
4tj 00
10 00
88 55
20 0J
75 00
10 00
blindchlldreu 100 00
NKOBO PAUPER CLAIMS.
Wm. Fnrmau, sendlnKpaupertoJuIl. 3 00
Myull & Shackleloru, burying pau
pers. 51 00
Isaao Woodward, burying paupers.... 14 00
Dr. A. G. Drowning, medical account 10 00
H. P. Ohenowetb, burying pauper 10 00
Q. A. Means, burying paupers 28 60
W. R. Key, keeping pauper. 40 00
G. S. Anderson, groceries forpauper . 10 00
MoMlUen & Earnshaw, coal for pau
per ., 2 CO
wm. Bradley, keeper pauper...... 25 00
Patsey. Tames, In hands of John W.
1 Alexander... .....-...;............ 40 00
J. S. GoH, burial ot pauper - 5 00
Obas. E. (Jurran, groceries for pauper 3 35
II Ualuum, groceries for pauper 10 CO
J. T. Suit, burying pauper 7 60
Same, burial clothes 2 60
Dr. J. D. Douizhertv. medical account M 00
M. O. Hutcbeson, groceries 6 00
T. T. Emmons, care of pauper 3 2)
Court adjourned till Wednesday morn
ing at 0:30 o'clock.
NorvouB debility, in either
sex, however induced, speedily, thor
oughly and permanently cured. Address,
with 10 cents in stamps for reply and
book of particulars. World's Dispensary
Medical Association, G03 Main street,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The unpleasant sensation to delicate
eyes, experienced aftor reading or work
ing for a considerable time, especially by
artificial light, is entirely obviated by
using Diamond Spectacles every pair
warranted or money refunded. For sale
by Ballenger, jeweler.
TnxoDORx MAonENHBWXR, who left
Sunday for Spokane Falls, Washington
Territory, paid a yeara subscription for
tho Daily Bollbtik, before leaving. Ho
wants to keep posted on O. G. and N. G.
Ho makes 'the Daily Bulletin's second
subscriber in that far-distant city.
The .Mexican 'War pension lately
granted JoBoph W. Cbeesman, of Aber
deen, was procured through Captain M.
O. Hutchins, of this city, wh,o devotes a
great part of his time to the pension bus
iness. Mr. ChcosKiao was tho four hun
dred and fifty-third person placed on the
Mexican pension list. His claim dates
back to January 20, 1887, and amounts to
$8 a month for tho rest of his life.
Mr. and Mrs, J. D. CnsnMAN enter
tained, quite a party of young folks at din
ner, 8unday, at Flower Garden Mansion,
near Dover. Present: Misses Lida
MiUholl and Ella Orum, 'of this city;
Misses Minnie and Annie McDouglo,' of
Riverside; Misses Minnie Boyd and
Mollio Jennings, ot Minerva, and Moasrs.
Harry McDouglo, James E. Throlkeld,
Harry Ourran, Robert Hoeflichand Harry
S. Wood, of this city, and Messrs. Ed.
and Claronco Robinson, of Minerva.
Will. Cushman was at homo and assisted
as host with bis usual grace and dignity.
Natural Gas.
Tho contract to sink natural gas well
hero has been let by the company, and
we're going to bore that holo if "the
earth does freeze up in the next fifty
years." Tho contract waB awarded to R.
W. Evans, who 1b sinking tho well at
Vanceburg. Ho is to furnish everything
and bore 1,200 feet for $2,500. If he goes
deeper, ho is to bo paid $1 50 a foot for
all bolow 1,200 feet, If the company
wishes to Bink a second well he is to do
tho work at $1.50 a foot He has ordered
the machinery from Oleon, N. Y., and
was to leave thoro yesterday for this city.
Ho will commence work as soon as pos
sible. Those of the stockholders who have
not paid their calls are asked to do bo at
once. The money is needed. The well
is going to be sunk and we're going to
strike gas ; at least, that's what Charley
White says, and he generally knows what
ho is talking about.
"NIpH In the Bud!"
Sad to say, many a good thing attains
to nothing more than a fair beginning.
On the other hand it is a matter for con
gratulation that the growth of some evil
things may be also promptly frustrated.
A large proportion of the cases of the
most wide-spread and fatal of diseases
consumption have their inception in
nasal catarrh. Dr. Sago's Catarrh Rem
edy ia pleasant, soothing and effectual.
Try it. It has cured thousands. All
druggists.
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Respectfully invites you to call, wlaen vis
iting Cincinnati, at 17 ABCADE.
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Perfect Fitting. Worked Button Holes.
Button, Bais, Congress.
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Miner's Shoe Store.
HOPPESR & MURPHY.
JEWELRY,
Diamonds, Watches,
We have theoxeluslTOsaleof Da. Jdlioj Kino's SPECTACLES, which are pronounced
by competent opticians the best in the market. Repairing Fine Watohes a specialty. No.
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Beautiful linos of Dresa Goods at 16, 20 and 25c, in Check, Stripe and Plain.
These are extra value and have been sold at 20, 25 and 35c.
A bit; job in All-Woo Checked Dress Goods, thirtysix inches wide ; have been
sold at 65c, now 45c
An elegant lino of Embroidored Gingham Suits only $2.
Cream Baitsto Suits, embroidered in colors, very handsome, only $3.
Sun Umbrellas and Parasols in groat variety, from 50c. to $5 ; Fans, new and
beautiful styles, from 5c. up.
Children's Regular-made Hose, 15 and 20 cents per pair.
Special prices on Domestic Goods: Ginghams, 5c per yard ; Prints, 4 and 5c
per yard; good, yard-wide Brown MuBlin, 5c; Bleached Muslins from 5c. up.
REMEMiER that our prices are always tho LOWEST,
BROWNING & CO.,
No. 3 East Seoond St.,
Shackleford's Pharmacy.
Most attractive store in town in "Cox
Building." Fine old wines and liquors
for medical purposes. Pure drugs,
Toilet articles in great variety.
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This powder never varies. A marvel of par
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