The evening bulletin. [volume], March 12, 1904, Image 3

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Wo "do not have to say it ourselves. Others say it for us that
there are few stores in tho largest of cities that excel ns in tho lino
of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods that wo carry.
For this coining- season our ambition to cater from the medium
to tho very choicest of trado has induced us to put in lines of Shirts,
Neckwear, Half hose and Hats of higher quality than wo have over
had in stock. WIS WANT YOU TO SEE THEM.
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there is only ONE best that's Butterick. No merchant, if he has his choice, will keep
any other. We had first choice for Maysville because the Butterick people believed
us the best store.
Would you like the Fashion sheet sent to you every month FREE ? If so, cut
out coupon and mail to us and we will send it to you.
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: Monday's paper may be of interest to you read our adv. 9 z
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Frank 0. Barkley and son are
viBitiug in Huntington.
Miss Elizabeth Hall, of Covington, is
enjoying a visit in this city.
Mrs. Dr. Taulbee is visiting her pa
rents, Mr. and MrsBair, of Oynthiana.
Mrs. Seymour Myall of Mayslick is
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. 0. Lydick, of
uyntmana.
Mr. James Artis has returned from
a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Holliday, of
Portsmouth.
1 Notice.
Now is the time to take stock in the
thirtieth series Limestone Building Asso
ciation. The Ladies' Committee of the Y. M. C.
A. will meet at the rooms Monday at 3 p.
m.
Services at St. Patrick's Church Sunday
will be conducted by a Passionist Father,
on account of the illness of Rev. Father
Jones.
The Continental Tobacco Company
Thursday purchased 160,000 pounds of
fine tobacco from Maddox Bros , leaf to
bacco dealers of Aberdeen. They had
just received the tobacco and are said to
have cleaned up a nice profit on the deal.
Third Street M. E. Church Rev. M. A.
Banker, pastor. Services at 10:30 a. m.,
subject, "The Badge of the Christian."
Evening service at 7, subject, "The Triple
Excuse." Miss Maud Rains of Cincin
nati Conservatory of Music will sing a
solo at the morning service. Epworth
League service at 6:15, J. O. Smith, lead
er. Sunday school at 9:30. All are wel
come to these services.
In the finale of the high kick off of the
athletic Jeague of thoY. M. O. A. last
night, Wm. Wadaworth kicked fifteen
inches above his height, Wadsworth
Cole, second, thirteen and ono-half, Roy
Nelson, third, thirteen. On the running
high jump, RoyNolBon was first, making
four feet, eight inches, LoRoy Bough
ton, second, four feet, seven inches, Wm.
Porter, third, four feet, six inches.
These persons have sold their tobacco
to Rains Bros.: Durrett & Uollenstino
8,000 pounds at 8c; Durrett & Collins
3,000 pounds at 7 J cento j Durrett &
Humphroys 5,000 pounds at 7 cents;
Welburn Reese & Henderson 5,000 pounds
at 8i cents ; James Holmes 2,000 pounds
at 7 cents; Joseph Slack 3,500 pounds
at 7 cents ; Jno. Coffee & Bro., 3,000 pounds
at 7 cents; Vicroy & Dice 3,000 pounds
at 6 cents.
At the First Methodist Church, South,
Rev. dhas. F. Evans, D. D will preach
to-morrow at 10:30 a. m. and 7 p. m. The
Sunday school opens at 0:15 a. m. and
Epworth League 0 p. m. Decision Day
will be observed on April 3rd EaBter
Sunday and in connection therewith
the sacrament of baptism will bo admin
istered to infants and adults. A pro
tracted mooting will begin on that day
to continue for two weeks. Special ar
rangements for the music and ono of the
moBt gifted ministers has been engaged.
In preparation for ifc the pastor hopes to
see pvory momber at all of the services
from the present time onward.
Slop for sale at Poyntz's distillery.
Pan "kake" flour and syrup Calhoun's.
Painless extraction of teeth at Dr. Cart
mell's. Special reductions in wall paper at
Hainline's.
New Valley Gem upright piano $175 at
Gerbrich's.
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Mr Addison D. Pollitt is seriously ill
at his home in the Fifth ward.
Services will be conducted at Scott
Chapel to-morrow by Prof. T. A. Reid.
W. H. W. Outten has sold to Irvin L.
Goodman and wife twenty acres on Cabin
Creek for $300.
John M. Olift and Robert C. Kirk have
filed petitions in the Federal Court for
discharges in bankruptcy.
Daniel Schweickart has sold to Michael
and Joseph D. Teager eighty-three acres
on Beasley Creek for $5,000.
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Deputy Circuit Clerk B. B. Pollitt and
mother will move into the Power resi
dence on Court street in a few days.
The rite of baptism will be admin
istered to-morrow by Rev. Price of Bethel
Baptist Church, soon after morning ser
vices. In the case of Hord against Sartin,
pending in the Court of Appeals, from
this county, the appellant's brief was
filed Friday.
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The Enterprise Cash Grocery Store on
East Second street is a new business en
terprise to be owned and controlled by
the colored people.
O. B. Graham and others, heirs of
Elizabeth Matthews, have sold to W. E.
Pogue about sixty-eight acres of land
near Mayslick for $6,140.
Mr. Robt. N. Bouss, of Cincinnati, and
Miss Bessie Sheckner will be married
the latter part of March at the residence
of the bride below Aberdeen.
Wm. FerkinB claims to have raised 10,
000 pounds of tobacco last Beason on five
and one-half acreo on the T. T. Asbury
farm in Bracken. He sold it at 8 cents.
Rev. H. H. Hibbs, formerly of Mays
lick, was recently assisted in a meeting
at "Williamsburg, Ky., by Rev. Mr. Ham
ilton, of Louisville, that resulted in
forty-five additions to the Baptist Church.
As soon as the O. R. and O. completes
the grade between Georgetown -and Sar
dinia, within the next ten days, the en
tire lorce will be transferred to Ripley
and work commenced on the extension
to Aberdeen.
The widow of tho lato Edward Glenn
Friday received a check for $1,000 from
the Knights of St. John. Mr. Glenn
died only a few weeks ago and tho in
surance was paid as soon ns the necessary
proofs could bo forwarded.
Aberdeen Gretna Green: "Chas. B.
Pearce passed through town Tuesday on
his way from his farm to his Maysville
home. Mr. Pearce will move out to his
farm this month, to Bpond the summer.
Charley is one of tho moat gonial and
social of men and has lots of friends."
BANK TAXATION.
CLOTHING
To tho mothers who are just a littlo more than particular about
their, children's outfit wo want to say that as soon as tho weather
gets right for tho littlo fellows spring suits to come and see tho now
lino of ultra fashionable Children's Suits that wo have brought on
for this spring's trade, and prices fully 20 per cent. less than what
you would pay for them away from homo.
We respectfully solicit an examination of these goods.
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THE HOME STORE.
National and State Are Placed on the Same
Footing by llill Passed Friday hy
the Legislature.
The Senate bill placing national banks
on the eame footing as Stato banks for
assessment and taxation passed in the
House Friday after a long debate, and
now goes to the Governor.
Auditor Hager came before the House
and by request made an address in favor
of its passage.
The State banks have been assessed by
the State Board of Valuation and Aes3ss
ment in recent years, and the national
banks by the local assessors. Auditor
Hagor said the national banks are as
sessed upon from 40 to 60 per cent, of
their value, while tho State banks Dav
on their full value. Had the national
banks paid on an equal basis with the
State banks last year the State would
have received $38,000 more revenue,
claimed the Auditor.
Men's rally to-moriow at 3 p. m , Y.
M. O. A. rooms.
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Miss Mamie Tolle is convalescent after
an illness of several days.
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Mr. James Downey is confined to his
home on Sixth street with a severe case
ot grip.
Mr. J. M. Hunt, guardian, will sell a
lot of personalty at public auction Mch.
16th at tho homo of Mrs. Al. Bramel,
near Mt. Gilead. See advertisement in
this issue.
A friend suggests that Maysville is a
rare place to get rich in. Strain the
"real estato" out of the city's water sup
ply and you will be soon a largo landed
proprietor.
The trial of Mitchell & Burgoyne and
Thomas Ryan, charged with keeping
their saloons open on Sunday, is set for
2 o'clock this afternoon in tho Police
Court. The cases have been ponding for
three weeks.
Mr. John L. Walsh has accepted a po
sition with L. Eisenschmidt & Bro , jew
elers, corner Fifth and York sta., Newport,
and will enter on his duties next Mon
day. He has had a position some time
with a Cincinnati jewelry firm.
Services at the Christian Church to
morrow. Sunday school at 0:30. Preach;
ing at 10:45, subject, "A Convert's Past
Life No Bar to tho Service of Christ."
Christian Endeavor at G. Preaching at
7, subject, "Is the Immortality of tho
Soul Demonstrable?" Dr. Smoot will
sing ea a solo, "Where Shall I Spend
Eternity ?" Preacher, T. S. Buckingham.
Over GO per cent, of the members of
Congress are Knights of Pythias, many
of them being high in the councils of the
order, which has a total membership
throughout tho United States of about
600,000. Scores of men prominent in
public life will bo in attendance on the
biennial convention of tho Supreme
Lodge in Louisville in August and it will
attract one of tho moat interesting and
representative gatherings evor assembled.
President Roosevelt and several cabinet
officers aro also Sir Knights.
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