The evening bulletin. [volume], August 10, 1903, Image 4

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FARIwlERS
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To having your wagon stop here after delivering
your wheat, tobacco or other crops, and load up with
American Field Fence
You'll probably want some of it in the fall, but by buying now
you get in on a full market while prices are low, and save an
extra trip to town besides.
: FRANK OWENS HARDWARE CO.
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TflE'MARKETS. .
Review of Trade in Live Stocfr sftd Td
bacco at .Cincinnati the Past -Week.
As An Incentive
To make the Elks Fair parade on Wednesday, August 19th, at JO a. m., bigger, better,
grander and greater than ever, and to make it one of interest to everybody, the following
prizes are offered :
For the handsomest Merchants or Manufacturers Float ... $15 00
For the next handsomest 10 .00
For handsomest Turnout, with decorations of flowers, bunting; etc 12 00
t For the second 8 00
For the third 5 00
Every lodge, merchant, firm and individual in the city, county and State is in
vited to take part. Two bands of music, Weber's Premium Military Band and our
Indian Band, will enliven the parade with the latest in the music line. Now let's all get
together and make this one grand kaleidescopic procession that will always be remem- I
bered.
Cattle There ha been a good, demand for best
shipping cattle at strong prices, sales being mado
10(325c. h'gher than a week ago. Batcher steers,
at $2 75(3 !. 65, however, arc 1025c. lower than a
week ago, while heifers And butcher cows aver
age about the came to 10c. higher for tho week.
Bulls were not materially changed, and aro in
fair demand, with light offerings. At present
good fat butcher stock is steady to firm under a
good demand and moderate supply. Milch cows
are slow salo.
Hogs Hogs have been fairly active, but at
lower prices, under rather liberal receipts, tho
bulk of the butcher and packer grades selling at
$j.405.50, against $5 C05.75 a week ago. Light
weights at $o.75Q 5 85 Are only 5c. lower. Thcro
is a good demand for light shipping bogs.
Sheep Sheep have been weak and dull all
week and sales mostly at $2.75(53.25 aro 20050c.
lower than a week ago. Lambs at (1.60(35.90
average about lbc. lower for the best and 60c. for
common grades, there being a good demand and
light supply of extra fat lambs, and the market
is steady to firm at present prices.
Tobacco Tho close of the week finds the ex
cellent price standards and higher rango in val
ues established previous week well maintained
in all types, except possibly tho finer grades
above lie. which displayed an easier feeling on
Thursday and Friday.
Offerings and receipts showed an Increase of
nearly 25c. por cent, each, as compared with last
week, while the average selling price on the to
tal sales was 58.03 per 100 pounds, or 10c. higher
than last week.
Tho pleasing feature of tho market was tho
unusually large proportion 9! the better grades,
out of the total offerings of 1,616 hhds. nearly
one-third selling abovo iOc. Twenty-five of these
were fancy leaf and selections that cold from
18Jc. to 28c, tho later being the highest figure
of tho year In this or any other market for to
bacco of the crop of 1902.
Mr. and Mrs. Little and children, of
East Second street, are all ill with ty
phoid fever. Mra. Little was formerly
Miss Hise, a daughter of the late Philip,
Hise.
SCHOOL FURNITURE
Give your order now. Looking forward and do
it now. Buy from your home agent.
MASON CIRCUIT COURT.
Union Trust Company, l .Plaintiff.
Against f Equity.
Anna Ilouan A al., iJufcndanta.
In obedience to a judgment and order of sale
of the Mason Circuit Conn, rendered in the
abovo mentioned cause at the June term, 1903, 1
shall, on
Saturday, August 22, 13.03,
at 2 o'clock p. m at tho court house door, In
toe city oi Maysvuie, Ky., proceed to sen at dud
lio auction, to the highest bidder, on a credit of
six and twelve months, the following real prop
erty, tO'Wlt: Being that certain lot of ground
with the buildings, improvements, privileges
and appurtenances, situated In tho Sixth ward
of the city of Maysvllle, Kentucky, beginning
where tho Maysvllle, Orangeburg and Mt. Car
mel turnpike crosses tho old corner llne,'o(
Judge Collins at tho plank fence and running
thence with said turnpike N 71 W 0 poles and
12 links to a stake ; thence- N. 3, E. 2G poles, 7
links to a stake on the bauks of tbo Onto river,
thence up tho river 8. 79, E. 6 poles, 12 links to
said Collin's line; thence with his lino S. 3, jV
25 poles, 7)4 links to the beginning, containing
169 poles, moro or less.
Bame Is the property convoyed said Mrs. Anna
Ho nan by Mary ttoden & als., by deed recorded
in D B. 91, page 674. Also, lots Nos. 1 and 2, and
fractional lot E. as shown on the plat of Wood
vllle, now part of said Sixth ward of Maysvllle.
Lots land 2 front S3 feet, each, on south side of
Second street and extend back, south, 160 feet to
Williams street, and fractional lot E. fronts said
street 11 feet 6 Inches, and runs back to a, point,
south, 75 feet, moro or less. Also, 23 Iota in
Clifton, a suburb of Maysvllle, Ky., and known
on the plat of Clifton, recorded In D. B. 75, page
455, by their Nos. 43. 44, 45. 46, 47, 48, 49, 60, 6lr62,
53,54,65,57,68,69, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64. 65, 66,.67,
68, 69. 70, 71, 72, 73. 74, 75, 76 and 77, and the same
aro the lots conveyed said .Mrs. Honan by 3.
Dawson by deed duly of record.
Also, all that certain tract of land situated, in
Mason County, Kentucky, on tho watersof Lime
stone creek, containing 32. acres of land, more or
Jess, being the same property convoyed said Mrs.
Anna Honan byEvellno Bice by deed duly re
corded In D..B. 77, page 249 ; or sufficient thereof
to produce tho sum of money to be made, to-wit:
$4,017, and S60probabln costs of this action.
The purchaser must be prepared to promptly
execute bond, with approved security, for the
purchaso price, which bond shall bear legal In
terest from day of sale until paid.
O. BURGESS TAYLOR,
,, ...... Master Commissioner.
Thos. R. Phister, Attorney for Plaintiff, dtd
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Mavsville Elks Fair Auausi 19. 20. 21 and 22.
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Seo the Standard sewing machine at
Gerbrich'e.
Mr. W. H. Wadaworth, Jr., is visit
ing at Glen Springs.
Mrs. E. F. Boyd has returned from a
visit to Mrs. H. O. Botts, of Lexington.
Victor Ball Bearing, warranted for fifteen
years. Call and see sample. Thirty years hon
orable record and thousand upon thousands of
testimonials.
J. T. Kackiey & Co.
You Have Got th Monty
We have got the
Vwr.jL
Give us a trial and be convinced.
Brick, Lime, Sand ,
and Salt.
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Agents for .the famous Alabaster Plaster
Maysville Coal Cp.
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jjtDR. IANDMANoM
Centra! Hotel,
July 2nd, J903.
FOR SAJLE.
FOR SALE Privately, my farm consisting of
ninety-three acres of land situated on the
Mt. Sterling pike one mile from Lewlsburg in
Mason County, known as the "Half-way prop
ty." MRS. SARAH BRANCH. VdGt
LOST.
LOST On Front, Market or Second streets, a
small stick pin ; gold, in shape of wishbone
and having an unpolished pearl set. Finder
please return to office of Bulletin and receivo
reward. lC-dtf
YOU WILL KNOW IF YOU LOOK, THAT '
DAN'OHEN HAS MADE , '
THE GREATEST
Reductions in SHOES
EVER OFFERED
Men's fine welt soles White Duck Bals, worth $3, this lot goes;at $ J. 39:
Very fashionable Summer dress shoes.
Men's fine welt patent colt skin low cut Oxfords and Bluchers worth $3.50 ,and $4, this
sale $ J. 98. , . "
Ladies' fine Strap'd Slippers worth $3 and $3.50, this sale $ J. 98.
Wonderful bargains on the bargain counters.
Come to our August clean-up sale and save money.
OF J903,
August U, J 2, J 3 and J4.
Excursion rate on C. and O. R. R.
Cancer
Wo cure cancer without tho knife. Very llttlo
Sain. Havo cured over twenty cases in Mason
ounty during the.last ten years. Wo send a
frco book upon request which tells all about
method of treatment. Will refer you to Mr.
wofi;iIl0?Ser f tn8 Paper. Beldon W. Bramol,
Wedonla, Ky., Mrs. Joel T. Luman, Mr. Cancel
Ky., Win. Bramel, North Fork, Ky.Ijnd a dozen
others in your own county if yon wish them.
Write for free book at onco.
DM. 6MTHMY MUSH,
Oddfellows Temple, Cincinnati, O.
W. H. MEANS
:MANAGERsC2CC
Dan Cohen's Great Western Shoe Store!
BROOKS HOUSE.
Front Street, Maysvllle, Ky.
Thoroughly overhauled; new plumbing, new
heatlng-everythlng new from top to bottom;
freshly papered, andpalntfd Inside and out.
Strictly $2 a Day.!
S. IL BROOKS, Frt?ritr.
Formerly Leland Hotel, Lexington, and Com
.merclal Hotel,.Harrodsburg.
BEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES
WITH
Japalac
or Liquid Granite. Wears l&e Iron. It
iw 010 noors, iront door, "woodwork, oil
clotlu, linoleum and furniture like new. '
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W. H. RYDER,
SUTTON STREET.
REMOVED,
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Dentist jfc
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