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Evening Bulletin.!
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
KossEii & McCarthy,
Proprietors.
TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS :
One Year 53 00 Three Months 75
Six Months 1 50 One Month 25
DlvLIVKKED HV CARRIER:
l'er Week fi cents
THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1893.
WKITIIKK INDICATIONS.
l'or Kenturky, gonurnlly flr, except
probably Hhoweru In extreme western por
lion, rlenrlui: In eittorii portion, winds
shifting to enxmrly.
The editor of tlio Cincinnati Tribune is
another Republican who does not belong
to tho pack of calamity-howlera. Ho
says: " There ia just as much money in
tho country as before tho (stringency be
gan. No real value has been destroyed.
If any man talks panicky, show him tho
door." '
Heme is something to tho point. Tho
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette says:
"Of all tho banks that have been forced,
through tho peculiarities of tho financial
situation, to suspend, it is gratifying to
noto that less than one per cent, have
been failures. Tho banks have been
solvent, and conservatively managed.
They closed their doors to protect thoir
assets, and also that all might bo treated
alike. By so doing, tho sacrifices, in or
der to raise tho cash to meet the demands
from depositors, havebeen comparatively
small. A very largo majority of tho
banks recently suspended have resumed,
and tho rest are preparing to do so, which
shows tho actual, position of tho banks to
be exceptionally strong."
The Abutments Paid For.
A called meeting of tho City Council
was held last night to pass on the claim
of Mr. T. B. Hooblor lor tho abutments
for the new bridge over Limestone Creek.
Tho account amounted to $1,911.57. It
was allowed and ordered paid.
Tho Ladies.
The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use tho California
liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all
conditions, makes it their favorite
remedy. To get the true and genuino
article, look for tho name of the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co., printed near the
bottom of the package.
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Married at Last.
A. J. Scott and Miss Clara M. Eagle, of
West Union, 0., were married yesterday
ut tho County Clerk's office, Judge Flus
ter officiating.
This couple came over to Maysvillo
July 4 to get married, but as the bride is
only fifteen years of age County Clerk
Pearce refused to grant them a license,
unless they brought tho written consent
of her parents. This they brought with
them yesterday.
Marriage of William Archdeacon and
Miss Nannie Squires.
Mr. William M. Archdeacon and Miss
Nannie Squires, of this city, were mar
ried yesterday afternoon at Newport,
'Squire ltobinson officiating. Tho couple
left this morning for the World's Fair on
a bridal trip.
Tho groom has been a clerk at tho Odd
fellows' Hall Clothing House for several
years, and is a young man of excellent
habits. His bride, an estimable young
lady, has been connected with Mrs. M.
Archdeacon's millinery store for soveral
years.
Tho couple's friends unite in wishing
them happiness and prosperity.
STATE TEACHER'S CERTIFICATES.
Now Law on the Subject Applicants
to be Examined by County
Board.
Tho following has been received from
the Department of Public Institution,
Frankfort, by Mr. G. W. Blatterman,
Superintendent of Public Schools, Mason
County:
" A State Teacher's certificate may bo granted
by tho State Board upon the recommendation of
tho County Board of Examiners utter a written
examination, held in applicant's county, attain
ing an uve rn go grade of at least 00 per cent., tho
lowest grade upon any subject being not less
than 70 per cent, upon tho subjects embraced in
tho common school course, and also upon Eng
lish literature, elementary algebra, higher arith
metic and tho elements of psj chology. In order
to ho eutltled to a State certificate tho applicant
shall bo at lcait twenty-one years old, shall havo
had two years experience iu teaching and shall
present satisfactory ovldonco of unexceptionable
moral diameter.
The questions for examination of applicants f r
State certificates hIiiiII be forwarded by the Statu
Board of Examiners with tho questions for Au
gust examination for county certificates. Tho ap
nllciiiitsfnrStAl.fi certificates shall bo examined
on tho same days upon which applicants for
county certificates ure examined In August and
immediately upou tho close of examination for
State certificates, th County Superintendent
shall collect tho papers of each applicant for a
State certificate, mako such examination of them
as shall enable the County Board to mako a recom
mendation to tho State Board of Examiners that
n State certificate should or should not be grant
ed and forward tho same to tho State Board of
Examiner with a recommendation as to grant
ing a State certificate. No applicant shall bo
examined unless said applicant is known by the
County Superintendent to possess unexceptional
moral character. If the recommendation of tho
County Board be favorablo tho HtatoBoard may
tssuo a State certificate which shall entitle the
holder to teach in tho common schools for a
period of eight years; and if tho holder shall
failed for two successive years to bo engaged in
uctlvo school work, a State certificate may bo ro
nowed another eight years, upon tho recommen
dation of the Board of Couuty Examiners. Any
County Superintendent may, for causo, revoke
any Stnto ccrtlflcato, so far a It applies to his
county. Tho fee shall bo 81." Section 183,
School Law.
Any person wishing to apply for a Slato
certificate will bo afforded opportunity
nt tho examination for teachers for tho
public schools in this county on August
4th.
Tho examination for colored teachers
will be held August 11th.
AT RUOGLES.
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Many More Added to tho List
Campers at Thoso Delight
ful Grounds.
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Corrcpondeuco of Bum.etix.
Huoan Camp Grounds, July 20, 1893.
This morning is all bustle. Tho people nro nil
busy tlxlng for their stay during the meeting.
The grounds never looked nicer, and everything
Is In bettor condition than I have eversccn them.
' Our enterprising morchant, It. II. Nowcll, has
jut put In some baudsomo new pumps, with
force attachment, that will throw water thirty
feet high. They are Just what these grounds
nave nceaea.
Last night was a lovely night and everybody
was just tired enough to enjoy a good sleep, and
this Is just the place to get It, and further than
that If you know anyone who has lost their ap
petite just tell him to como to Rugglcs camp
meeting. I don't bcllovo they will bo here
twenty-four hours drinking this water before
they can cat anything set beforo them. One lady
brought out a tub full of bread only yesterday,
and you just ought to see It this morning. It
looks as If a cyclone had struck it, and they sent
to llelmcr, tho confectioner, for another supply
of bread. They had chicken for dinner yester
day, and the plate had hardly reached the table
beforo they wero licked up. It's a great place to
cat.
Tho arrivals this morning from Maysvlllc are :
Rev.'D.P. Holt, Mrs. Jano Morris, Miss May Lane,
Mrs. Will Davidson, Miss Mattlo Gray, Miss Laura
Gray, Miss Nannlo Lane, Miss Anna Morford, Mrs.
H. C. Smith, Mrs. Walter Cady, Miss Mary B.
Cady, Floss Smith, Miss Hnttlu Burrows, Charles
Vicroy, Frank Cady, Mrs. Jacob Miller, Miss Mag
glo Wood, Mrs. Joseph Dodson, Miss Agnes Dod
son, Misses Florence and Anna Dodson, Miss
Graco Wlsenall, Miss Bertha Ort, Mr. and Mrs.
GeorgoFollltt, Misses Nora, Bessie and Ida Bloom.
From Mt. Car m el, Mrs. G. A. Kellcy and son, Mr.
G. A. Kclley, Miss Florenco Kellcy, C. M. Fox
worthy. B. C. Foxworthy, Word Kelley, of Hart
well, O., Boyd Muse, Mrs. Sarah Beckett and
granddaughter, Miss Overley. From Tollesboro,
Mrs. Tom Hambrlck, Mr. TomUambrick, Master
Howell Hambrlck, Mr. Josh Fitch, Mrs. Manda
Fitch, Miss Bona Fitch ; Mrs. Alices Craft, and Mrs.
Carrie Jones, from Utah.
BLUE LICK SPRINGS.
Oar Dosha Valley Representative
Tells of the Now Proprietors
of This Bosort.
Among tho pleasant acquaintances formed was
Wm. Purncll, of Paris.
Miss Eliza Owens and her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Tbcodcrlck OWens, of Germantown, are hero for
week's rest and recreation. ,
Charlton Alexander and his brother-in-law,
Davis, of Paris, were hero enjoying tho beautiful
drives with his match team of Hamblctonlans.
Among the score of pretty girls wo met were
Misses Grimes and Miller, of Bourbon, Miss Wil
lctt, of Mason, and Miss Julia Morford, oi Car
lisle.
One of tho pleasant guests of" Pavilion Hotel "
lost season remembers tho Bulletin correspond
ent, and writes from Augusta, Ga., (and this is a
sample of tho Southern postals I am receiving),
as follows : " Will Colonel Ilerndon please find
out what my mother and 1 can get board at B. L.
Springs by tho month and write mo? Please let
us know something about tho present proprie
tors, 11 they aro married men, and how wo could
get from Carlisle io the Springs."
John S. Morford & Son aro both marrlrd men,
and to most agreeable ladles who take a lively
Interest in their lady guests. Mrs. Morford, Sr.,
is a Georgia lady, daughter of Dr. J. W. Jones, an
old membor of Congress, a lady of culture aud
very bright In conversation. Tho younger Mrs.
Morford is as sunny as a summer's day. She
was Miss Pearl Klnser, of Sharpsburg. You may
guess the elder landlord is a man of fine address
or he couldn't have caught tho bright widow
Miller, who Is now making with her daughter,
Miss Julia Morford, and her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Judge Morford, a now order of things gen
erally at this famous health and pleasure resort.
Rates S2 per day, 310 per week. Mall wagon car
rying passengers from Carlisle, passes Springs
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Como and
enjoy tho cooling nights, tho balsamic atmos
phere, tho medicinal waters, the pleasant com
pany for a week and you will stay n month.
Chickens aro abundant hero and aro served at
orcry meal. Sherbet, creams and angel fcodcako
for dessert.
When Baby waa sick, wo gave her Castorla.
When she was a Child, sho cried for Castorla.
When sho became Miss, she clung to Castorla.
When sho had Children, she gave them Castorla,
Fire SwejH Krcrytlilng.
St. Mary's, O., July 27. Tho house,
barn, granary and surrounding build
ings of Fred Kitter, six miles east of
here, were totally destroyed by fire, in
cluding tho household furniture, grain,
machinery and all the stocltB. A ped
dlor who had stopped there for tho
night alBO lost his team, wagon and en
tiro stock of goods. Total loss about
-1,500. Cause of fire not known.
Asiatic Cholera in Pennsylvania.
Chester, Pa., July 27. An Austrian
named Wnzek Prosch. rocentlv arrived
in this country, died hero yesterday
from what his attending physician de
clares woo Asiatic cholera. The man
was employed at the Wellman iron and
Bteel works. The board of health will
quarantine tho streot in which ho died
and disinfect tho premises.
Hiccoughing to Death.
Portland, Ind., July 27. Jacob
Starr, n farmer living near Blaine, is
slowly hiccoughing himself to death.
He has been asufforerfromrhoumatism
for somo time, and two weeks ugo be
gan to hiccough. It has kept up over
since, and will no doubt causo his
death.
Seven Persons Drowned.
London, July 27. The steamer Pearl
ran into and sank tho steamer Archibald
Finney, coal laden, off North Rook,
County Down, Ireland. Seven persons
on board the Archibald Finney wore
drowned and five saved.
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CmiTjtD and corned beef, "Calhoun's,
Attention, K. of P.
All tho members , tho tem nro re
quested to bo at the meeting to-morrow
evening. Initiation &c.
' J 0 Rains, 0.! C.
John L. Chamberlain, K. R. S.
' Correct.
Greed opened the World's Fair gates
on Sunday ; greed and creed closed them.
Thoy will stay closed. It is tho will of a
majority of the people, and majorities
still rulo. Commercial Gazette.
Congressman Brkckinridob's now wife
is tho widow of tho brilliant lawyer and
politician, E. Rumsey Wing, and is said
to bo a very elegant hnd accomplished
lady. Tho father of Wing married a
Miss McKnight, who has relatives in this
county.
Tub capacity of a watch for keeping
good time is very much governed by its
construction and its more or less perfect
finish. Ballenger, tho jeweler, has tho
very best to bo had anywhere, and ho
guarantees them to be just as represented.
Try him when you want anything in his
line.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
"ITTE aro authorized to announce A. P. GOOD
YV ING, of Maysllck precinct, as a candidate
for Senator from iho district composed of Mason
and Lewis counties, subject to tho action of the
Democratic party.
W'E aro authorized to announce S. H. HAR
RISON as a candidate for State Senator
from this district, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
"UTTE aro authorized to announce WALTER
Y V MATTHEWS, of Maysllck precinct, as a can
didate for Representative in the next Legislature,
subject to tho action of tho Democratic party.
WE aro authorized to announce JACOB D.
RILEY as a candidate for Representative
in tho next Legislature, subject to tho action of
the Democratic party.
WE aro authorized to announce O. N.
WEAVER, of Minerva precinct, as a candi
date for Representative, subject to tho action of
tho Democratic primary election in October.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
WE aro authorized to announce THOMAS R.
PH1STER as a candidate for re-election to
the office of County Judge, subject to the action
of the Democrallo party.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.
WE aro authorized to announco JOHN L.
CHAMBERLAIN as a candidate for County
Attorney at tho November election, 18W, subject
to the action of tho Democratic party.
WE aro authorized to announco FRANK P.
O'DONNELL as a candidato for County At
torney at tho November election, 1891, subject to
the action of tho Democratic party.
WE are authorized to announco WILLIAM T.
COLE as a candidato for County Attorney
at tho November election, 1891, subject to tho ac
tion of tho Democratic primary.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
WE are authorized to announco County Clerk
T. M. PEARCE as a candidate re-election at
tho November election. 1891. snblect to the action
of the Democratic party.
FOR SHERIFF.
WE are authorized to announco J. C. JEFFER
SON as a candidate for re-election to tho
offlco of Sheriff at tho November election, 1891,
subject to tho action of tho Democratic party.
FOR ASSESSOR.
WE aro authorized to announce JOHN C.
EVERETT as a candidato for re-election to
the oftlee of County AVscssor at the election in
1891, subject to the action of tho Democratic
party.
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
WE are authorized to onnounce G. W. BLAT
TEKMAN as a candidate for re-election to
ofllco of County Superintendent of Schools at
next November election, subject to tho action of
tho Democratic party.
WE are authorized to announco T. V. CHAND
LER as a candidato for County Superin
tendent of Schools, subject to tho action of the
Democratic party.
FOR JAILER.
VV KIRK as a candidato for re-election to the
office of Jailer at November election, 1894, sub
ject to the action of tho Democratic party.
WANTED.
IADIES' Shampooing Parlors, Mrs. Salllo
j Scott, proprietor, No. 223 Grave alley. Mays
vlHc, Ky. I desire to Inform tho ladles of Mays
villo and vicinity that I am prepared to sham
poo their hair at any and all times. Price 25
cents. J25dfit
WANTED Eight or ten milch Cows to pas
ture. Fresh grass and spring water on
old Culbertson farm. Apply to N. S. WOOD.
FOB BENT.
T?OR RENT Tho house on south cast corner
1 Front and Market, formerly occupied by
Karr A Co. and N. Oollenstcln. Apply to GAR
RETT S. WALL. ' j22dtf.
FOR RENT The house formerly occupied by
Dr. Russell, on Sutton street. Apply to J.
M. MITCHELL, at Mitchell, Finch & Co.'s Bank.
FOB SALE.
FOR SALE A first-class Grocery Storo. Best
location In tho city. Big trade. Apply at
this office.
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OR SALE Ono two-Inch steam stop cock in
perfect order. Apply to R.BISSETT. 7-dft
STBAYED.
STRAYED Tuesday night, a Maltcso Cat, with
whlto spot on chest. Return to CIIENO
WETH'S drug store. 27-!H
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It is on agreeable Laxative- for the Bowola ;
can bo mado into a Tea for uso In ono minute.
Prloo 25o., SOo. and Sl.uO per paokaga
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An rjofrant i oilkt rowois
for tho '.Tooth and Broath 36o.
For 8alo by J. JAMES WOOD.
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I MIDSUMMER CLEAMCE SALE
BROWNING'S!
All Wool Challies roduced from 00 and 05c. to 45c
per yard.
French Satteens from 35c. to 27 J c.
All Wool Dress Goods in light shades reduced from
SI to 75c, and from 75c. to 50c.
Wash Dress Goods at 5, 7J, 10 and 12jc.
Ladies' Summer Vests at 8j, 10, 15 and 25c.
Gentlemen's Summer Underwear at 25 and 35c.
Boys' Shirt Waists reduced from 25c. to 10c; 50c.
Waists to 38c.
An extra fine ynrd-wido Brown Muslin, never sold
less than GJc, at 5c. per yard.
Look at our Remnant counters it will pay you.
Great reductions in every department.
Browning & Co., I
51 WEST SECOND ST.
JlAiWlAJAWAilA;AlAAlAWAVAAVAVAlAlAlAlAAlAAlAS
POWER & REYNOLDS,
NEXT DOOR TO THE
P0ST0FFICE.
Agency for
Sterling,
Columbia,
Warwick,
Progress,
Princess
UNION
And : Cheaper : Cycles!
mi j'j"i B-g-1-mjAJia.tu-iBM IJLJ '' iigrjBfaHBajr
JUST RECEIVED,
A FRESH
LANDRETH'S WM?
mm. I SHEN9WETH,
DRUGGIST.
IYIAJ
LIGHT
ROADSTER !
Weight all on 30 lbs.
"Will strip to about 30 lbs.
It takes but ono glanco at the cut to impress
you with tbo Idea that wo havo the rlghtpropor
t ion and outline. The MAJESTIC, LIG HT ROAD
STER is ttrlctlylhtgh ffrade, selling at much less
price. Every component part is either a steel
drop forging or weldless steel tubing. No cast
ings. PBICE, $85.00.
J. T. KAOKLEY & CO.,
Agont for Victors and' Bicycle Sundries,
DR. JOHN C. KILGOUR,
HOMEOPATHIC
Physician and Surgeon.
No, 4 West ThIrd!S.ticot, Maysvillo, Ky.
TB. P. O. SMOOT, ,
Homeopathic
PHYSICIAN AKD SJJBGEON.
Office Hours 7 to . m.; 1 to I p. mi)7 to J p.ta.
Otto, Ho. J4 0con4 8t,Ute Dr. Holtoa'i otto
ESTIC
McCIanahan &Shea.
DEALERS IN
STOVES,
MANTELS, GRATES. TINWARE, TIN-R00FIN0,
GUTTERING AftD SPOUTING.
Job Work of All Kinds
Executed In the Best Manner.
SUPPLY OF
AND KALE SEED.
S"eraE:Lv:EjR,
Luncheon Delicacies:
Canned Shrimp,
Imported Potted Turkey Chicken,
Deviled Hams,
Salmon Steak,
Canned Salmon,
Armour's Corned Beef,
Armour's Chipped Beef,
Armour's Potted Tongue,
Finest Canned Lobsters,
Imported Sardines,
Mustard Sardines, ,
Canned Mackerel,
Sweet Mixed Pickles,
Fancy Bottled Pickles.
Mason Quart Jars, por dozen 66c
Mason Pint Jars, per dozen 60c
As usual, wo aro tho leaders for everything
good to cat. Call and see us.
HJLL&OO.,
THE LEADERS.
Pianos Organs.
If you think of buying a Piano or Organ, call
on tho old reliable branch houso of D. II. Bald
win & Co., No 52 West Second street, Maysville,
Ky,, before purchasing, and savo from 826 to 8100.
Wo nandlo tho leaders, such as
DEOKEBBBOS., HAINES
and FISCHER PIANOS;
Estoy, Story, Clark and Hamilton ORGANS; also
orders taken and promptly filled for all kinds of
smallor Instruments and Sheet Music.
F.F.QERBRICH, Agent.
A SOKRIKS,
Second Street, Near Llmcstono,
LOCK AND GUNSMITH.
Repairing of all kinds dona promptly and ox
reasonable terms.
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PHYSICIAN AND.SMGEON.
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