The evening bulletin. [volume], December 09, 1903, Image 4

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BOREAL BLASTS are scheduled for the latter part of December. Professor
Hicks names the 27th and 30th as dates for the hardest winter storms of the
j jt month a time when northwestern blizzards should be apprehended, and all ought
to be on guard both for themselves and their live stock.
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Relieves Instantly or Money Refunded.
CATARRH, BRONCHITIS,
And all Throat Inflammations. It Cools.
It Soothes. It Cures.
Sold only In 25c, 50c. & $1.00 Bottles. At all food Druggists. H
For Salo by Thomas J. Chonowctli, Druggist.
HERE AND THERE.
Items of Interest From Nearby Towns and
Villages Contributed by the Uul
letiu's Corps of Correspondents.
Wedo.nia, Dec. 7th.-Tho ladles arc sighing
over tho drop In the turkey market, as well as
the hunters over tho rabbit drop.
Charlie Clark andwlfo arc tho quests of his
mother, Mrs. Marclo Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. William Walker, after a week's
visit with relatives here, returned to their homo
at Lexington, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Calvert entertained a num
ber of friends at dinner Tuesday.
Mrs. Nancy Bramel, who was thought to be
partly paralyzed, is some better.
Mrs. Lutlc Wlllett has returned home from
Cincinnati where she has been the guest of Mrs.
Ad Hord for two months.
Mrs. John Harbeson, who has been very ill for
Bomo time, is much better.
Kunieo Gantley, who had her arm knocked out
of placo at school, Is getting along very nicely.
Rev. Garrison, of Indiana, filled Rev. Shouso's
pulpit at Mill Creek Sunday morning and night.
There will bo no school this week on account
of tho teacher, Miss Roso Harbeson, bein sick.
Mr. Jeff Rico Is reported very ill with pneu
monia and heart trouble.
Miss Kincald, of Tllton, is visiting Miss Val
landlngbam. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs.
Wood Bramel and daughters spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Bramel.
Mr. Sam Proctor, of May&ville, was tho guest of
relatives here 8unday.
Rev. John Shouso Is holding a meeting at
Lawrenceburg, Ind.
Tho many friends of Rev. William Morrison
learned with sorrow of his death last week at his
homo In Fleming. Mr. Morrison will long bo re
membered at this placo and other churches
where ho preached In days gono by, as a kind
Christian gentlfiman.
ORANGEBuno, Dec. 7th. Master Oran Tolle,
who was very badly burned soma weeks since
by experimenting too freely with coal oil and
kindling, Is able to attend school again.
Much to tho gratification of his many friends
and customers, D G. Wilson, assisted by his
good-looking clerk, Clarcuco Calvert, is again
wielding the yard stick and manipulating
weights and measures at his old stand.
Elder Buckingham, of Maysvllle, preached at
tho Christian Church Wednesday evening.
Miss Llcclo Chinu, of Maysllck, Is a guest of
the family of David Dickson.
Mrs. 8. E. Tulley, her two little daughters and
sister, Miss Jcnnlo Power, all of Mt. Carmcl, were
tho pleasant guests of relatives in Orangeburg
last week.
Mrs. A, W. Bramel and two llttlo boys, of Mt.
Gllead, visited her sister, Mrs. Jas. Roe, Friday
last.
Ills many friends In this community havo
heard with regret tho sad news of the death of
Elder Wra. A. Morrison, whoso remains wero
laid to rest in the cemetery at Ellzavllle last Sat
urday. For nine years Bro. Morrison was min
ister to the Christian Church here, and his
memory occupies a warm placo in the hearts of
tho people. Ho was an earnest, God-fearing
man, of clear judgment and great force of
character. And even when tho frosts of many
winters had whitened his hair and bis tall form
was bowed with age, his Intellect remained clear
and strong and his memory was unimpaired
Two years sinco ho visited the church and
preached to the people ho loved, telling them
the old, old story of which ho bad never wearied
in all the long years of service ho had given to
his Master, and then with trembling hands dis
pensed the communion for the last time to tho
congregation he had served so long and faith
fully. Again during tho past summer when his
beloved brother In tho church, J. D. Mayhugb,
was called home, be visited the scene of his past
labors that he might lift a faltering voice in
prayer over tho cssket of his life-long friend.
But,
"Tho tolls of tho road will seem nothing,
When wo get to tho end of tho way,"
And both these fathers In Israel, whose long and
useful lives wero a benediction hero have been
gathered In ripe sheaves to the harvest of God
and have clasped hands within the wall, of the
city, the glory of which is undreamed of on
earth, where strife shall cease and peace shall
reign forever.
East Limestonk, Dec. 8. Dear mo! Is Aber
deen to have two railroads? Manchester cer
tainly Is smiling.
Julius Dcgman, of Sprlngdalo, was here on bus.
incss last week.
Jlmmlo Huesell, of Hamilton, O , Is visiting bis
mother, Mrs. Mary Russell.
Charles Mitchell, of the Flfih ward, was doing
some grate work tho past week for Richard Wil
liams. Some fat dressed hogs were sold tho past week
to Maysvllle merchants atG$ per pound.
The Newoll brothers about finished up the tur
key crop in this neighborhood last week at 11
cents per pound on foot.
The pupils of Bernard School congratulate
their former teacher, Miss M. J. Kelson, of Cin
cinnati, on her marriage.
Frank Belgble of the West, a recent guest of
his brother here, tells of the peculiar Indian
wedding which occurred on the Osage Reserva
tion, the most elaborato wedding In tho history
of tho Osage Indians, the contracting parties
being Arthur Bonnlecastle and Ango Penu. He
claims that the press details are not exaggerating.
Card of Thanks.
I dcslro to thank tho friends who havo shown
such kindness and generosity to me during the
Illness and death of my husband, and to those
who have befriended myself and children during
my owu illness and tcrriblo affliction.
Mrs. Mart Minto.v,
MARKET E3F0KT.
Flour and Grain.
Cincinnati, Dec. 8. Flour Winter
patent, $4.204.50; fancy, $3.75(0)3.00;
family, ?3.203.E0; extra, $2.702.90;
low grade, ?2.60,2.65; spring patent,
?4.604.95; Kansas, ?44.25; fancy,
?3.904.15; family, ?3.703.85; North
western rye, ?3.253.40. Wheat
No. 2 red quotable at 90c on track.
Corn Sales: Mixed ear, track, 46c;
No. 3 white, track, 42c; No. 3 mixed,
track, 42ic. Oats Sales: No. 2 mix
ed, track, 39c.
Chicago, Dec. 8. Wheat No. 2 red,
88c; No. 3 do, 87c; No. 2 hard winter,
80082c; No. 3 do, 7378c; No. 1
Northern spring, 87588c; No. 2 do,
85c. Corn No. 2, 42c. Oats No.
2, 35c.
Live Stock.
Cincinnati, Dec. 8. Cattle Heavy
steers, choice to extra, ?4.104.50; fair
to good, $3.354; butcher steers, ex
tra, $4.104.25; good to choice, ?3.10
4; heifers, extra", ?3.C03.75; good to
choice, $2.753.50; cows, extra, ?3.25,
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It is here jittt arrived fresh
from the mines. Peacock and
Williams, at same old price.
Also handle BRICK, Sand,
Lime and Salt. Agents for
Alabaster Plaster J &&
MAYSVILLE COAL CO.,
C00PEIVS 0L0 STAND.
PHONE 142.
THE RACKET
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selections of
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good. Plenty of Fireworks. Staples always
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No. 40 "West Second Street, formerly
"Brown's China Palace"
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9.
The young character Comedian J. C. Lewis and
his big comedy company in an entire
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comedy
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All new features and novelties. Everything
new but the title. See life on tho farm, the
threshing machine scene, the country fair scene
Finest Solo Orchestra on tho road. Look out for
"81" and his country Band Parade, tho funniest
street parado ever seen.
Prices Lower floor 50c, balcony 35c, gallery 25c
MDR. LANDMAN..
Central Hotel,
Thursday, January 4th, 1904.
LOST.
LOST Wednesday evening, the fox tall of a
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Next Saturday, December J2th7 and make .your selec
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WELLS ft COUGHUN,
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Calls answered day or night.
MARKET STREET, HA YSVILLE, KY.
MeBBra. J. P. and Bon H. Marshall
recently sold four car loads of fine cattle
to Jonas Well. Thoy wore shipped Sat-
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