The evening bulletin. [volume], November 07, 1900, Image 3

About The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905

Image provided by: University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY

                
u-
-
V 'WWl&
uhe ffiee Jjfn
River News.
All tho packets are have trouble with
the sandbars and the fogo.
When the rise com' a at Pittsburg there
will not b a known obstruction of a
dangerous character anywhere in the
channel between Pittsburg and Cincii -nati.
Freth bulk oysters and cilery at Biag
iotti & Co.'s.
A Now Line of Ladits' Shoes Just Received at the
New York Store
we
,
y.
Comforts and Blankets.
Prepare for cold weather. Jack Frost will be here before you know it. Don't be
caught napping without a good Comfort or a warm Blanket. Come and see us now about
'em. You'll find an immense stock with splendid values, marked at very small prices.
We have Comforts as low as 59c and as high as $2.75. At 98c, $1.25 and $150 we have
satine Comforts that are special bargains at the price. Some are knotted, and all are full
the and come in choicest of designs. The Blanket stock is particularly strong this season.
Full ten-quarter cotton Blankets, so soft that they feel like wool, at 69c the pair. In the
eleven-quarter sire at 98c, $1.25 and $1.39. The all wool blankets range in price from
$2.89 to $4.98. A special leader is an all wool plaid blanket worth at least $4.50, priced
here at $3.49.
Some Cloak Items.
"We have had so many customers "look all around" and then come to us and select one
of our Cloaks that we feel sure of our position as leaders in Cloak selling. "We invite the
most critical comparison. Mark these few items and ask to see them. A Tan Kersey
Jacket, full lined, worth fully $5, is marked here at $3.98. An all wool Black Kersey
Jacket, lined throughout, not equalled elsewhere at $6.50, is lowly priced at $4.25. A su
perior Castor Kersey Jacket, with a guaranteed satin lining, we want you to compare with
$J2 garments sold elsewhere; our price $9.95. we guarantee a fit with every Jacket.
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear....
MILLINERY
We are having busy days in this department. On every hat purchased here there is a
saving of thirty to forty per cent, as compared with prices of others. Give our hats a look
and you'll be convinced of the truth of this assertion. Prices from $1.98 to $5.50.
ROSENAU BROS.,
PROPRIETORS OF THE BEE HIVE,
- SINGS OF LOW PRICES
. See notice of It. B. Owens, executor of
Henry Gibbs.
John Combees and Miss Will Etta
Herbert, both of Murphysville, were
married this week. -
The application of St. Patrick's Church
Trustees to City Council to exonerate
'them from payment of taxes on the lot
at corner of Third and Limestone streets,
was only from the period when vthe
buildings were removed and the propeity
ceased to pay an income.
The marriage of Mr. Biair Tolle and
, Miss Fnnnie Gollcnstein will be eolem
n'zed Wednesday, Nov. 28th, in the par
lors of Rev. A. T. Ennis, pastor of St.
Patrick's Church. The couple are among
Mayevillo'a most worthy and estimable
young people, and a host of friends will
unite in congratulations and sincere go d
wishes in advance of the happy event.
It. B. Owens has qualified as ex cutor
of Henry Gibbs, deceased. Gibbs, in
Lis will, btqueathed $50 to hiB daughter
Lottie Norris of Paris; $10 each to his
daughters Bettio Breckinridge and Har
riet Wells; $10 to hia granddaughter
Frances Breckinridge; $" to his daughter
" O.esie Reid; the balance of property to
be divided between his daughter Amanda
Williams and his son Daniel Gibbs.
Mace Agnew, well known along tjie
river, recently underwent a unique op
eration. One of his great toes was a lit
tle longer than the other, which necessi
tated the purchasing ol two pairs of
shoes to get one, bis left foot requiring a
No. 9 and Iub right foot a No. 8. He
employed a surgeon to amputate one
joint of the toe of his left foot, and now
he ia able to wear No. 8'a on both feet.
The Kentucky Synod of the iSouthern
Presbyterian Church, in sess'on at
Campbellaville, committed itself by form
al resolutions to tho establishment of a
college for the higher education of women
' in tho State of Kentucky as soon as the
,,way be clear. The college jjvill be con
ducted under the auspices of tho Synod.
A committee was appointed to take the
whole matter in hand. This committee
will receivo bids for a location and recom
mend their choice at tho meeting of the
Synod at Hopkinsvillo in October of
next year. Lexington already has regis
tered a bid for the big college. One year
ago the trustees of Say re Institute' ofleied
that institution as a location for tbo
1 collego.
Spread Like Wildfire.
When things are "tho best" they be
come "tho best selling." Abraham
Hare,.n leading druggist, of Belleville,
0., writes: "Electric Bitters are tho best
selling bitters I have handled in twenty
years. You know why? Most diseases
begin in disorders of stomach, liver, kid
noys, bowels, blood and nerves. Electric
Bitters tones up tho stomach, regulates
liver, kidnoya and bowols, purifies the
blood, strengthens the nerves, henco
cures multitudes of maladies. It builds
up the ontiro Bystom. Puts now life and
vigor into any weak, sickly, run-down
man or' woman. Price 50. cents. Bald-by
J. Ja8. Wood & Son, druggists.
See Ray's line of fine chocolate candies.
Mr. Frank Daly, of Lebanon, was
here yesterday to vote.
Joe. Foley and Mies Mattie Ghrnpr,
aaed thirteen, cf Owingsville, eloped to
Cincinnati, where they were married.
Leer Stout and Miss Canute Grimes,' a
prominent couple of Paris, eloped to
Cynthiana and were married by Elder
Haley.
Remember the oyster supper to be
given by the Daughters of the Confeder
acy on Thursday, Nov. 8th, at the homo
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Sulser, 211 West
Second street, from 0 to-10 p. m. Ar1
m'ssiou 25 cents.
The gross earning of the Louisville
and Nashville for the fourth week of
October show an increase of $58,400 over
those f ir the corresponding week of last
year. For the month of October an in
crease of $104,000 is shown.
Mr. L. E. Banta, of Adams, Tenn , and
Miss Nettie Davidson, of Lagrange, Ky.,
a rived here last evening and were mar
r ed by Rev Dr. J. W. Porter. Mr. and
Mrs. Banta left on the early train this
morning for their home in the South.
We have so many useful and beautiful
articles iu sterling silver, cut glass, bric-a-brac,
&e., suitable for wedding presents.
Among our great variety to choose from
you cannot fail to find just what you
want. Ballenqgr, jeweler and optician.
D. J. Hewetson died at his home in
Dayton Monday, of pneumonia. Ho was
one of Dayton's prominent and influen
tial citizens. During tho Civil war he"
served with distinction in the Eighth
Kentucky Cavalry, and afterward in the
Second Ohio Cavalry.
A two-man tournament will be started
on the Maysville club alleys next Mon
day night. Teams wishing to enter
Bhou'd make application to Manager
Daly at once. Entries to date as follows:
Kinsler and Fist, Archdeacon and Wat
kins, Kackleyand Wall, Cullon and Daly,
T. M. Russell and Nelson.
Mr. Thomas Bell, of Germantown, met
with a serious mishap last night about 10
o'clock in front of tho Owens hardware
store. He ttepped on a bananna peel,
and fell, breaking one of his legs about
six inches above the knee. He was car
ried to Dr. Reed'a ofiice where the frac
ture was set temporarily, and ho was then
taken to his homo.
Cynthiana Democrat : "Mr. J. T. Lail
lost a valuable hunting dog in a peculiar
manner the other day. Ho was out
hunting, and tbo dog, being hot and
tired, sought water at tho old Gum
spring ou tho Terry place. A section
of a hollow log is 6unk in an upright
position in tho spring and forms a bowl
to hold tho water. Tho dog went into
this head foremost nud, with his fore feet
sticking in the mud and his hind feet
barely sticking out of the water, ho could
not extricate himself and was drowned."
The
Difference
in Cost
Of thoroughly good fashionable
and serviceable Clothes and
Shoes as bear our label and in
ferior goods is not large enough
to warrant you taking the risk
attached to buying ordinary
goods. The kind of clothes we
sell are tailored by the same
class of journeymen tailors as
are employed by high-priced
merchant tailors. Not a yard
of fabric is used in these gar
ments that has not been thor
oughly tested for its textile
strength' and color fastness;
therefore we thoroughly en
dorse and guarantee all goods
we sell, and say, "money re
funded" without argument if
for any reason you are dissatis
fied with your purchase.
Our experience ' as well as
yours has proven that the kind
of merchandise we sell is as
near perfection as can be, and
though they cost a little more
than the other kinds they are
really the cheapest kind in the
end. Our leaders in clothes
are Stein Bloch Co., Adler Bros.
& Co., the best brands in the
country.
In Shirts, the Manhattan;
Hanan Shoes and Stetson Hats.
All of these are the highest class
of merchandise in their respect
ive lines.
HECHINGER
&C0.
THE
HOME STORE.
For Rent.
That now brick house on West Second
street adjoining tho residence of Hon. W.
H. Cox. Former rato of rent will be re
duced. Apply to L. W. Robertson, at
torney. Tho coal shipment to the Atlantic sea
board over tho O. and 0. for October waB
258,250 tons, tho largest in Hb history.
The handsomest line of goods in tho
Stato suitable for bridal presents can be
had at Murphy's, tho jeweler. Call and
seo bis new store and new stock. Noth
ing like it in MuyBvillo.
IliiiH AYS
The new Shapes, custom made, regular $3 50 line, our price only $2 25.
To interest you, we will sell our $2 line of L-uliett' Shoes this week
at $1.49.
Children's Shoes cheaper than ever; Baby's pnft Shoes 19c.
LADIES, we can Have you big.moneyon Jackets, Capes, Furs; we
were in a position to buy them very cheap; there is no store about here
able to meet our prieep; it will pay you to give us a look. Our Chil
dren's and Misses' Jacketn cheaper than ever. Prices $1 on up. For a
flyer this week, Ladies' $8 Jackets only 55.
Underwear for Ladiep, Children In'wer than anywhere else; Ladies'
heavy Vests only 11 cents, 25u. Vests li)c.
Ladies' heavy Fleeced llo-o only lOu.
Now line of Corsbts jtut received; nice fitting Corsets 23c; a good
Corset 50c.
Come to tho greatest barg.rn store in Maysville.
HAYS & CO.
NEW YORK ST0R
P. S. We give rebate stamps. Ask for them.
Wlcllvain & Humphreys,
PARKER BUILDING, SUTTON ST.,
MA.YSA1LL.E, KY.
RELIABLE GOODS at
OCK-BOTTOM PRICES
We sell nothing but
It will pay you to call and examine our extensive stock of goods when you need anything
in the FURNITURE line.
Our Undertaking Department
is unsurpassed in its thorough equipment, and is in charge of an experienced
and careful Undertaker and Embalmer. The handsomest rubber-tired funeral
car in this section.
JBQT-FUBNITUKE OP ALL KINDS REPAIRED. Mattresses made to order.
niAYKYrLLH, KY-
Oxford Gry:i::H:iSS!s:sss
SUITS
Made to order to fit, just
the military shoulders, for
Any whim or fancy you have we please, thus hold
ing your trade.
MARTIN & CO.
Just Received,
the
Choicest Line of Salads,
Plates, Chops,
Cakes,
Plaques, Etc
For an tltgant Wedding rrcsent
call at UltOWS'S China ralace,
Maiuille, Ky.
jr O O O O
Tho late Mrs. Mary Hickey bequeath
oJ her farm ofilfty-sixand one-half acres
near Bernard to her boii, James Hickey,
and if he dies leaving no surviving child
r m it is to go to her daughter, Mrs. Mary
Cummins. James Hickey is made ex
ecutor.
Ralston Health Food, oats and flour
Calhoun's.
i i
Tho engagement of MiBS Minnie Ros-
sell, of Lexington, and Mr. George R.
Spulman, of Danville, ib announced, the
wedding to take place on November 14.
t Ur !
& COi
like you want them, with
$15.00
Executor's Notice.
Persons holding claims against tho estate ot
Henry Gibbs, deceased, will present them to me,
properly verified, for payment. Those indebted
to the estate uro notified to call and settle.
G-Gc It. B. OWENS, Executor.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
STRAYED OR STOI.EN-On night of Nov. fith ,
from Mt. Carmel Church, a brown raddle
niaro ; about fifteen hands high ; forctop clipped,
Had saddle and bridle on when sbo disappeared.
Reward for her return or tor information lead
ing to her recovery. ALLIEIIREEZE, Mt.Gllead,
Ky. 7-diit
Ray's chocolates are fresh from the
factory.
Chenoweth's Headache Curo will euro
all headaches. Price 10 and 25 cents.
O. II. P. Thomas & Co., Noe. 120 to 124
Market street, Maysville, Ky., sell our
"Old-timo Bourhon" and "Old Maysville
Club Rye" whiskies, direct from our dis
tillery, by tho quart, gallon or barrel.
Theso goods are guaranteed pure, and
are the finest in the Stato.
Tub H. E. Poqub Distillery Co.
That Throbbing Headache
Would quickly leave you if you used
Dr. King's Now Life Pillti. Thousands of
sufferers have proved their matchleaB
merit for sick and nervous headacbeB.
They make pure blood and build up your
health. Only 25 cents. Monoy back, if
not cured. Sold by J. Jas. "Wood & Son,
druggists.
K