The evening bulletin. [volume], April 15, 1904, Image 3

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Schedule Filed by Assignee of W. U. Smith
& Co. List of Creditors
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LOT NO. 7
ON SALE MONDAY!
Have you ever read a Conan Doyle atory, Lot No. 240 It's the moat pxciting
jitory he has ever written, but for excitement you must be here MONDAY when
Let No. 7 goi s on sale. Lot No. 7 ia
EMBROIDERIES!
The largest lot we have ever bought at the emalleat price we have ever sold.
In fact we absolutely can guarantee you that the prices are 25 per cent, cheaper
than any dry goodsstoro in MayBville can buy them, therefore we reeerve the right
not to sell any merchant here in order that our customers can get all they want.
Syery kind of Embroideries you canthink of is in Lot No. 7. If it isn't the greatest
bargain we have ever offered in Maysville we would like to hear vou say so. Fifty
per cent, on the dollar and DOUBLE STAMPS.
SEE CENTRE
WINDOW FRIDAYS
CHAS.A.WALTHER
MERCHANT TAILOR
IS SHOWING THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF SPRING WOOLENS FOR
Suits and Trousers
That can be found this aide of New York. Somo foreign, some domestic, but all of
the very beat manufacture. I have added a new departure to my Merchant Tailor
ing, and believe have supplied a long felt want.
LADIES' TAILOR-MADE
GARMENTS
Created in the most artiatic fashions at prices that will fit aa well aa the garments
they buy are furnished now at this establishment.
Agents for the celebrated Teasdale's Dyeing and Cleaning Works.
Chas. A. Walther,
Merchant Tailor, 23 W. Second Street.
AIDS TO HOUSE-CLEANING!
Ammonia, Borax, Soap, Dusters, Sa polio, Sponges, Chamotse Skins,
Scrub Brushes, Insect Powders, Etc.
Cur Stock of Paints, Oils, Varn
ishes, Etc., is Complete.
J. JaS.
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Paper
l Ail the late ideas in this season's styles,
cheaper than same can
be bought for in
Cincinnati
Old Stylis and Odd Lots
at a low price only 3 cents
'per roll of eight
yards.
Day's Diamond Paste
for wallpaper; room mould
ings, 'double-face
Shades.
KackleY
righting Cocks.
A few left. I am fifteen years a breeder
and shipper. Bank reference if required.
Pit record on application. Address Luke
Murfreo, Murfreesboro, Tenn. Box 1G7.
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Eev. H. E. RoBeberry has been author
ized to solemnize the rites of matrimony.
WOOd & Son, Druggi.sts
PainlesB extraction of teeth at Dr. Cart
mell'e.
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, Delicious, fresh candies, 10c. pound at
Hainline's.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan, of
Lee street, a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Pearce's son
Thomas is ill with typhoid fever.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Sidwell of South
Ripley are entertaining a young son.
John DeFoaaie, who has been very ill,
has gone to his mother's home at Ripley.
George T. Willim has been elected
Treasurer of Yancoburg to succeed the
late Dr. Clark.
A gentleman who was in Cincinnati
Wednesday says tobacco jumped from
1 to 3 cents a pound.
Mr. Amos Terry is reported critically
ill at Covington, whore he has made his
home since he left this city.
.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Conway,
of El 'Paso, Tex., a Bon. Mrs. Conway
was formerly Miss Annabel Roger.
The Greenup grand jury indicted one
of the, Magistrates of that county for fail
ing to account for a fine he had collected.
Miss Hottio Mae Bond who has been
very ill this week at her homo on Third
streetlwas not any better this morning,
J. P. Mannen and W. H. Thackston of
Dover have sold about 5,000 pounds .of
tobacco to T. L. Best at 13 cents. They
would have taken 8 cents a few days ago.
Secretary of State McGheaney was i
vited to deliver an address at the com
mencement exercises of the Minerva
school April 22, but on account of a
provious engagement could not accept.
Mr. John H. Purnell, a former Mays
villian, now living at Opelika, Ala., has
been in charge of the telegraph office in
that city thirty-eight years. He learned
the keys forty-aeven years ago under the
late John B. Gibson of Maysville.
A fchedule of the aeeets and liabilities
of W. R. Smith & Co. was filed in the
County CourtThureday. The assets con
sist of their stock of shoes valued at $2,
963 13, accounts of 441 84 valued at $200
and $37 88 cash. The list of creditors is
as follows :
Rapp & Wlttgenfleld, Cincinnati t 57 35
Portsmouth Shoe Co 115 15
Mels it Co., Cincinnati 8S3 57
Julian JcKohcnge Co., Cincinnati 275 Go
Witt Shoo Co., Lynchburg, Vn 13G CO
Adams & Curtis, Cincinnati 39 50
Wolfe Shoe Co., Columbus 691 20
Carter Shoe Co., Beverly, Mass 80 50
Carroll Shoo Co., Baltimore Gl 20
G. W. Terry & Co., St. Louis 183 G7
Ohio Valley Shoe Co., Cincinnati 110 4J
Lalug Son & Ilawar, Philadelphia ,... 51 17
Bering & Co , Cincinnati 05 30
Ralston Health Shoe Makers, Campello,
Mass 183 00
Marx & Stlx, Cincinnati 187 10
Selz. Schwab & Co., Chicago CI 50
Churchill it Aldcn. Campello, Mass 51 00
Utz & Dunn, Rochester, K. Y 103 00
1'utneyShoo Co., Manchester, Va 87 CO
Forwood Shoe Company, Cincinnati 233 75
Annex Shoe Company, Columbus 181 03
Merrltt, Elliott & Co , New York, X. Y.... 130 20
Fotterall, Barker it Brown, Huntington,
Ind 93 00
Batchelder it Lincoln Co., Boston,, 12 90
Chas. A. Eaton Co., Brocktou, Mass "I 20
Charles K. Fox, Haverhill, Mas? CG CO
S. L. Pierce it Co., Cleveland ISO CO
Moore-Shafer Co., Rochester, N. Y W 50
Groves it Rood, Chicago i7 50
Louis A. Cross! tt, North Ablngton, Moss. 210 15
Total I,C0 18
In addition to above there is rent of
$29.16 and taxes estimated at $50, which
are the only claims secured.
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PROF. CL1N0ER.
.Manchester Man Chosen Superintendent
of Maysvillo's Schools at Last Night's
Session of Board of Educa
tion. Prof. D. S. dinger of Manchester was
chosen Principal of Maysville's High
School and City Superintendent at last
night's meeting cf the Board of Edu
cation. Prof. Snider of Bards'.own was
the only other one cf the many applicants
who received any votes.
All members of the board were pres
ent, President Sallee in the chair. The
vote stood :
Clinger Davis, Hutching, Yszell,
Poyntz, Schwartz, Calvert, Nesbitt, Daw
Bon. Snider Sallee, Taylor, Russell, Ryder.
Prof. Clinger comes highly endorsed
as an educator and Superintendent.
The only other business was the adop
tion of a motion limiting presents at the
High School commencement to flowers.
STREET CARNIVAL.
The Robinson Amusement Company Will
Furnish Attractions For Red Men's
Poiv Wow in June.
The date of the Red Men's pow wow
and summer carnival under the auspices
of Wyandotte Tribe No. 3, I. O. R. M.,
will be the week of June 13th.
The Robinson Amusement Company
has been contracted with to furnish the
attractions, which will consist of four
teen pay shows and five big free acte.
The people of Maysville, Mason and ad
joining counties can depend upon one of
the biggest weeks of festivities ever
known in the history of Maysville. Be
gin to "boost" now.
PERSONAL.
Miss Louie Bruer of Paris is here
visiting friends.
"" Mr. George M., Clinger of Dover was
in Maysville Thursday.
Rev. R. M. Giddens of Mayslick was
in town Thursday on business.
Mrs. T. P. White of Louisville is vis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Charles D.
Pearce.
Mr. James H. Hall, Jr., attended the
opening of the base ball season at Cin
cinnati Thursday.
Mr. W. C. Watkins spent Thursday
in Cincinnati attending the opening
game of the base ball season.
Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson and Mies
Madaline McElroy, of Dover have re
turned homo from a visit to Mr. and
Mrs. John Boyd of Forest avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L, Hudson of Flem
ingaburg returned home this morning
after spending a few days hero attending
the sessions of Ebenezer Presbytery.
They were guests of Captain and Mrs.
John E. Wells of Forest avenue during
their stay.
Charley Kirk of Dover delivered hfs
crop of 6,000 pounds of tobacco Wednes
day to the Continental at Augusta. He
sold for 10 cents.
Col.-and Mtb, Charles B. Kefauver are
entortaining a son ,at their home in
Parkersburg. Mrs. Kefauver was for
merly MisB Kate Albert of this city.
Miss Fannie Whittington and mother
have romoved from Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Perry's where they had rooms into the
former's residence near Mitchell Chapel.
When ready to buy your Spring Suit, is it an unreason
able suggestion to you to look over a stock that for exclusive
ness of style and qualities ranks as one of the very best gentle
men's outfitting shops in the State. The vast assortment of
styles and fabrics we show assures a satisfactory selection and
at prices that will be found as satisfactory as the merchandise.
WE WANT YOU TO COME
HERE,
if for nothing more than just to see the new things in our Rochester-made
Clothing. It exemplifies the highest expression in
creative tailoring skill and every feature which characterizes the
artistic productions of the highest priced custom tailor.
Our Men's and Boys' SHOES strictly conform to our
Clothing. Only the very best footwear that is made is sold here.
When the weather gets a little warmer we will have some
thing to say to you about our Crash garments. They will in
terest you. ,
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CEMETERY WORK
Of every description. None better. None cheaper. AH
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LADIES'
Spring Footwear!
Our Tan Russia Calf and Patent Colt Half Shoes
are the handsomest and most up-to-date of all low
shoes. They are made on the newest of lasts
and of the best material.
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J. HENRY PECOR.
Horsemen and Breeders.
I have purchased a fine young jack
that will make the season at my stable
on the Downing pike along with my
draft horse. John R. Downing.
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Pan "kake" flour and syrup Calhoun's.
NEW GOODS IN
The New York Store
of HAYS & CO.
An immeneo assortment of White Goods, consisting of India Lin
ens, Organdies, Swisses in dots and stripes, Madras, Piques, etc.; Ham
burgs, Laces. They were bought right and they will be sold right. Qual
ities are right and prices way below others.
Nice India Linens only 6c, good India Linens only Jc, very best
quality only 10c, fine dotted Swisses, all the rage this season and very
scarce, only 10c; the very best only 12Jc. See our Madras ; figured
white Piques 10c. on up. Neat patterns white goods for baby dresses
only 6c.
Laces and Hamburgs.
Great stocks to pick from, prices 2c. on up to 25c. Wide Ham
burgs only 5c.
HAYS & CO.
P. S. Ladies' beautiful fancy Hose 10c, best Apron Ginghams 5Jc,
good blue Calico 5c, heavy Brown Cotton 5c, best Tablo Oilcloth 17c.
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WELLS & COUGHLIN,
Undertakers and Embalmers!
Calls answered day or night.
MARKET STREET, MA YSVILLE, KY.
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