BULLETIN.

••8S^ to VJfM MBtM, L«T TSS 0KIP8 VALL WBMBtM TBIT MAT.**

SIAY8VU4UE; TUSSDAY BVfiNINO, JANUARY 10, 1883.

VOLUMB a

NUHSER 47.

THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT !

The BEST Show That has Performed in our
Opera House This Season.

FRIDAY, January 19.

>Th« Baoond appearauM In thU city of——

Rentfrow's Musical Comedy Company,

^OTHIE

■l oLLY P athhnders.: i

In their ra-oonstracted; Inlmltabia aaaaloal abaardlty, antltlad

7?

EX PliANATION. — A riu l v of lixlU s luid >;< iill«'in«'ii «oiiiKon a st«'innbo»t €>xcuisli)u. arrive
near the liont latuHnit, and flixMnK tln-y liavt- two homs aii<t a tmarlm to wait tR-fore the de-
uurtuit'ot tilt- boat, propose to |iasR the liiiH> away with 8oni{M, danceH, repreMeiitallonM, etc.
The aiini^i'incnl ot llu> piirty istnadeall I lie more ei^pjrabto 1^ th« SarrOUn<tl1l0iaMat1ipUl,
bluudering awkwartliiesw of their neigro attendant. '

MAX BLOHSOM, (A Stage Btm
Ajama

^RACE MARK1N8, (Cooalu to Mada)

R«dMh%) MISS JOBIB Sll-WON

OfCrogpot
iSfER

i*«aaaM*ta» •

...MliS OSKTIK WEBS1

Br tha nrty

MK.OfSCARSlSaON

Prtr Three

...MK. HARHY MII.I>»

Bv tlie Hear

Mil. F.W.ttTlLLMAN
At Hlin

Lunch

PRANK TWITLEH, (A Bachelor

Ice Cream

MEDK MAUKINS,({'ruHhed Again) ,

Hrnno ,

THEORALTUS LUC H, (An liivtted Uttest)

M«, Look , >•••••••••• ••■•aaea* •••••• w»»«»a— —•i. - - . - -

CLAri>ti:. (Ebmty Bervwnt) ; ^HMR.J. N>R PTHFaON >

" A grand Instdental-oiloio the exlraimpansa, tntrodoeing ttaa foHowRig apeaiaitlaa : {

HIR. HAkflY MILLS I A h«s n»»t Owman
and a ;54U««M,'' "Sflinlq
Coeltooaoa^.

THE CALIFORNIA

man speclallles, a ht f'//i»nc^, HlnKlnR, "He Gave My
,"-'Venibi> Mo:>n lie Cliiab«d,' and the celebrated

JOSIE.-

OSCAR.

In their original roasical burlettn, eoUtled

as

OH, WHAT A. PIC-NIG.

99

KITTIE RK I- K. (< )nr Little Utrl From School) ^ ^ JOBIB SI8R0.V

POOL1HU LI 1.L^ HI MI K I KS, (KltUaa' Bean) , OSCAR 8IBSUN

- LM AN As Prtnoella Poole Bedott, and tlie crashed tragedian.
SiSSON lu her dialect and character ImperKouations, Dully Dobynn, A
"ongt'^Kobody Aaked You tsir, she Said."

Bll)l>y M ri.KOONY W 1th MODK/'OnrSuiniuer .Morning," and Irish Jig

WIDOW (JKYTVELL With Miig.Keuo Klno

The w bole to conclude With the pHrade of TUS IH VlJf CIBI«JMt b}' tha company ; nrriva
of the steamer PATHFUiDWt

l^&ll X^ii^ 10^7 ••••••«•. M««*> •«•••• ••••••••••••••• •••••• •••••••• ••••»••••.••••• •••••• aetea* aaa»aa aaaaa* •••••• aaaac* aeeaaa •••••••f sfiO ftOd T30

Beata on sale at TAY LOR'S MEWS DEPOT without extra charge.
I^The Piano used is the celebrated "Weber," furnished byL. F.Metz-
ger,deftlerl|i Piapoe i»nd 9j:gfti»g, oor. Thifd wwt ftimton Btp., M^yv^^e -

HOL IPAY GOOD S !

Call »nd axaaalaa oar IMMENSE atoek of

goodH Huitahle tor

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Larser £tock Than Ey«r Befbra

Pltpiaywl.
J*. C. FXCOB, <& CO.,

,|IATBYII.l4K. . • ... 1^.

f ' f ■ ....... N , . Y ■•» ... .»

QtiM 0pm ai all IToar*. MAjaVJLLM, KY
m tyMly.d.

SALLEE & SALLEE,

ATTOBNpBira AT LAW
AM B«al BatMta AfMiaa.

OFFICE OJrCOVMtBTMSJST

aaplldHy MAYBVILLE, KY

L

emu, paaod UUEmRE

—to salt all tastes and purses at—

**IIonie W^t Home."

••Tom! I say— Tom! Oh. <!onr me,
where is that boy now. I winuler! Nev-
er 'round when v»>ii waul liitti! 1 never
did see the likt^!'^

Tlius soliUxinizcd Mr<. Vinai/fi t'
as she ran about thf k ulu'ii. w.th her
bands covered with dough and har lace
cornijrated with scowls.

••Oh. there ,\ on aiH!. yon yonnfr good-
for-nothinj?:" "siio contimuMl, us Tom
hqve in Hiirht. '•Wliiil d\\o moan by
ruiinln' olf ir. tlii<» m nmir when you
know well enoujjh thut the .settin'-room
liiv was to bo bu It, »nd ihe ashes sift,
ed, iind the water to t, and a huudii^d
other things to do. and me witii my
hnnds in the dough, and nobody to do
notliin'. You lazy ra'C.tl— "

•'Why, moth r." ventured Tom.
••you sent me to buy some <!0.iee — "

•* Yes, so I did, but I didn't tell you
to go raopin' all the way, nor to be all
day uboul it. neither."

••t went just tis luii k as I could,'*
said Tom. with a h I -whimper.

"Don t you dnre to coutradict me,
sarse-box. Your father 'U hoar how
you talk lo voiir mother. yomit>; man.
Here, take that j^ail and git me some
water, and be <|uick about It, too!"

Tom seiJJfd the nnil and vanished, only
too glad to get beyond the sound of the
maternal voice

••Did any one ever see sm.'h a boy'*"
inquired Mrs. Vinaigrette, appealing to
the mantel clock: but the mantel ewSk
made no other reply thin * tick, fok,"
or it might have been "Imsh, hush;**
for the litirte clock showed not the least
partiele of excitement, its ea!m white
face beaming out upon the kitchen tmd
upon Mrs. \"na grette as tranquilly as
ever.

Indeed, it is more than probable that
the unsympathetic coudiiot of the man-
tel elock aggravated rather than
calmed the ruiued temper of Mrs. Vin-
a'grette.

" Other p' ople have children that
are heips to their parents." Ami a.s
she laid down this jnoposition she shot
•\ dt'Ciant glauee at the mantel clo(v<. as
if she were saying: ••Deny it, if you
dare!"

As the maiit<!l elo -k did not attt initt
to gainsay thi.s apparently incontrovert-
ible assertion, Mrs. Vltia grritte repeated
it l»y way of einpl»asi>.

" Other people have chiidien tl>at arc
helps to their parents; bnt that Tom
worries the li'e out of me every hour
in the day. 1 don' t see how it is that
Tom isn't like other boys. Lord know-*
I work and slave for him iVoiii Mondav
momin' to Saturday night, a wi rk n"
and a-dl$rgin* all the time— and tluit's
all the tlianivs I ;fit f(tr it. .And the
way he sarses me! Tell u' me bo weiit's
quick's he could! No wonder I'm al-
most worn out Therc s that Charley
White, nowl If Tom was only like
him! So perlite to strangers and so
'tentive to his mother* She never ha-s
to tell him iwioe lo do a thing — » h.
you've got baok, have you?" crieil
Mrs. Vinaigret'.e, addressing -her re-
marks to Tom, who had ju t made his
appearance; ••there. don*t spill it all
o\i r the tloor! All you think of is
makiu' work for your mother. You
needn' t git any more. T \\ do it mysel f .
You'd like to I.eep me a-moppin" uptln-
floor all day long, wouldn t you, you
heedless thing! t-'ome. Slowjiol-e, it's
time you was otF to >chool. No time to
build the s^tt'n -ro >iu lire now. Von
planned it nicely, didn't you? Come,
be ort !"

Tom slunk out of the house in a half-
meUnehoIy, half-angry mood, and

walked Mstle><sly tbwarc
house. And he didn*t bl
tflVhad'afrfted a^^''
teacher's el^eiy "qjWJp^r

the seh(Jol-
an up un-
ara the

han;h^%ji^,tdj^^ tijl^Res

noon. At reoe>-s lus laugn was the ioum
est, his voice was the most gleeiu and
his limbs the most aotire in the s( honi.
1 oy -l)orts. Not until he was De v
home at close of Seliool did the aiilili jht
oi youth and happiness again beccmio
hithlcu iichiiid tie ciotKls that had dark-
ened h:s lace iuliie moining.

„ Seems to mo it takos yon an awful
while to come up lininc irom .s,'liooI! '
was tlm greetiug that reached To:u s
earM as he en ered the hotiw. ••Great
good it is for lue to ■-la id o\ei' a hot
stove all the forono 'ii, an I have every,
thin* git stone »old wn tin' for yoiir
niovcnionts' No wonder Pin alrio-t
aggravated to death'. If I don't goeia/.y
yet, it'll be no fault of yours. < 'o?T»e.
set dov.nl Don t be a standin' there
like a moon l aill"

Tom swallowed h s dinner as be<t bo
coiiid. Kcr. mouth ul sine;; in iiis
throat, and he !e.t tiie lab'e as soon as
possible. Itiit the upbraid ngs o his
mother did not cca-o. The < on iiMied
with .>ur)'ri.s ii-- «'ni"gy :or a woman
whoso li o was woiriednu' of hor so fre-
quent y iintii it wjisiime o" Tom !o
s sirt 'or < iio il aMa n, to be a'^ji n re-
neWed. with tidditiotis uiul impi*ove-
nieiits in ! he evening

K enin r br<»'i In with it Mr. \ itiai-
grette, alsa Tom was hot permitted
to go out jtSter sup|)er. " I^oys got no
good in the streets," Tom's father often
remarked. So Tom was kef^t' In where
lie could benefit bv ])arental example.

The evening hail one resi)ite. at lejisl.
Tom's father nsnallv stayed at home,
reading the paper. 'Fherefore i here was
little opportunity for Mrs. V.'s exercis-
ing her 1 ngaal powers. But Tom's
father, unfortiina'ely, had nerves, and
as the least mo\eiuent > n Tom s part
brought a scowl toh's father" .s face and
(piite often a sharp word to Tom - ears,
the boy was in constant and cont nnal
misery, and he was only too glad w hen
lie was orile:*ed oil" to lied, with the in-
jiuiction. which t<(oklhe pluccof "(iood
night:" ••Now. you Blind' and git up
when you' re called to-morrow mornin" !"

The above is a fair pivtme of the
average dav in Tom's life. Strano^e
that 'lorn i>n't like other peonle's clnl-
dren— t'harU' >■ While, lor instance —
and no wonder that Tom niile.s gr mly
when I'.i; hears luivlody remark:
••Tliere's no j)lace lik*; h.tme!" — /x ^^c»/*

AOiiiiiNrilecll.

( harles T. Vunsant, who was killed
on the Pennsylvania Railroad the other
evening, was the hero of oucof the most
gallant epi.sodcs of the late war. lie
bore the colors oi his regimcmt at Baira
Hhi V, and when, diumg a desperate
charge, his Colonel was siiot, he bore
him from the Held, and then returned,
amid a hail of liullets, lo icsciic the • ag.
Five times was iU; ipluredby the Huljels,
and rega neil bf Vansant in a hand-to-
hand strug;^Ie At last ho broke nw.iy
w.th the tlag and reached the ri er.
His enemies were at h's ^e^y heels, but
he })IunLr*'d into the water, dived to the
bottom placed the Hag there uuder a
stone, and then swam to the other shore
and escaped. Ai'terwaid he icvisitetl
the spol, and succeeded in limling and
restoring to the regiment tiie flag he had
so desperately defended.

—More hay is Uijored by not bemg
dried enough than by being dried too
much. O.ie extreme is equally as bad
as the other. Olovelr, for instance, If
allowed to bec ame too dry in the sun
will lose all of its leaves and its bloa-
wimm^ MdL the stocks that are left are of
little value. On the other hand, if put
mow t^.^oou it will become mow
burnt, and eouaUj worthle.sa. A Httle
5f ijE V^arVfiiy to tMx With each lofad
fofli^lMft in tlia mow is very ^tesirgiUa,

DAILY EViiMING BULLETIN.

TUESDAY EVE., JANUARY 16, 1883.

Vote of the Tenth CoiigfreHsIonal District
•t th« Lsft Presidential Election.

Hancock. Oarfleld. Weaver.

8
21(i
.12
27«
9
888

91

Bath .. 1,128

B«»yd «. 794

lirBplcGQ ••••«•••• ••••t* I ^

Carter .577

Fleming » 1.5»2

(Jr»'enup T'.'-i

.loliiiNoii 4'2

liiiwjoiipo VjH

\t^*\\ is

Marl Id 1-21

Mhsoii .M.. 2,r>:iu

NichdlHN 1 -ilt{

KoiHTfson «««

K<*wau 2H»

m

817

«9)

i,m
ifj.")

72't
304

i,m
m\
m

2Ai
ll,87«

2

27

1,075

•WTek.ms :-TIh' Kvknimo Bullkttn 1h pnb-
llahed daily, uiid served free of poKtaKe at 0

oenta p»M' wi-eii; 2'> cents per moDtb; TSoenUt ...^

perthr(!e ninui lis ; 91.50 per six motithii,«ndl8j FlemiQg..
per year, pfiyable in advance. "

Total 13,»»7

According to the ruling of the state
Dotnocratic committee each county In the

i district w ill be entitled to vote as follows
at the coming atate convention :

Boyd

Hraoken,... • •••••••••••••••• t*«*«« • • • » • •••••••••• atta* • • • O

OftrtOr •■•i»«*«a»«««*«**«i«»aa««»«%*«*««*«*«a**a««*»*»i»«*««* ••••••••••• 8

PltfXtt ill If •••••••• •••••••••••••••••• •••••> M* ••t* •* ••••«• 8

Ureenap •••••• ••••••••••••••••••• ••••• V

JnllDROn

•••••••••••■•IMM ••••••••••••••• »«•••• ••«••• V

LewlH „ 6

Martin „ 2

M H80n 18

Nicholas M „ 7

Knl)ert«oD „ 8

Rowai) 1

Total .71

(ins. .Tkiin 1>. (ioitnoN, of (Jo«»n;i«,
places named. C ontracts for subscription comes lioiiic In.ni Eiuopo i)roud of his

country, lie said to a reporter: "It is
j enough to make an American proud to
; ride throuifh the streets of London, with
I its civilization of two thousand yearB, an<l
I see .\merican iinplcments, Anierii-an sew-
ing machines, American tools, and Amer-
ican goods displayed on every hand, and
know that American watches are being
sold in the stores, and American fields are
feeding the English poojde and American
factories beginning to clothe them."

»0-T}lK KVKNINO BULLETIN HAS A
LAK<;i;h CIUCULA TION in THIS CITY,'
( HKSTKR AND A KKRDBBN. OHIO. THAN I
A N Y < > 1 H ER PAPER PUBLISHED XH M AYM- '

VILLK. I

Our Agents*

The following' jx'isons are the authorize*!
SK<''i>>* for tiie I>Aii.v Bri.i.KTiN at the

or advertisinjr may be made with them

Okkm ANTowN - ■)•, j.Kacklt V ACo.
Wasiiin(; ION -M is. Anna Tlioiuas.
M Avsi.K K--J. A .liukson.
Mt. <)LI\ kt— I't ft-r Mvcrs.
HARUIs-r. VV. Hull.
Ffrn Lkak— Hiiri> I?iir»4nyne.
MiNKRVA — W. H. HiiweH.

8UAWNON— Wni. Llary.

The debt of (>!, ^ about $5,000,000.

Thb governor of Florida reports a full
treasury and says taxes may be reduced.
Democratic state.

Foi l! hundred and fifty short In i iis were j
sold at Lexin^'ton during 1883. They aver-
aged $:m a bead. j

NEWS BREVITIES.

Peter Murphy, a qiiarryman, was found
dead on the railroad near Greencastle,

" Use i.ii Tom " shows are notallowed in Ind. Froze to <leatb
the state of .South Carolina, andtbcDrnm- A little child of Wm. Kcslcr, at Lock-
nier inquires : Can't the South Carolina land, 0., was burned to death from its dress
law be adopted as an amendment to the

constitution of the U. S? I Allison family of Millersbnrg, O.,

have advanced a claim to a lai^ portion of

To hold all officers strictly accountable ^ ®' Washington, D. 0.

honesty supreme in public aflkirs: to' , A* ^hI'IV' . ^S'^"^' Morales
it..i.»»» I..,..! , t It I- 1 dashed his chilli B brains out and then shot

lighten the burdens of workingmen by and killed his wife. Likely to be lynched.

re<lucingtaxation and public expenditures j^,,^^ p.. Martin, in the Ohio peniten-
is JelTei soman democracy and it will do tiary, from Champaign county, died of con-
stand by it. sumption. His time would "have expired

♦ ♦ ♦ in eight days.

I'n'B persons were burned to death in ^ ^j,,^^. ^^ Pairniount, W. Va., jumped
the rianters hotel at St. Louis on Sunday, with her child from a suspension bridge

The rest of the people, over three hundred

in number, es. ai>. d in their night clothes.

The loss cans. J by the fire amounted to

about .S30,00'>.

— • — « ■^-■^

()\ steel, of the kind antl quality used
in making farming tools, the tariff com-
mission raised the duty from $30.40 to
$01.00 per ton. And this is a sample of
the ♦'relief the bill furnishes for the
farming interests.

pwivf, to recj'iit improvenii'iit^ in the
In.slitiite for feeble miuded cliiMrcn at
Frankfort, there is now room for fifty more.
There are at present one hundred and
forty-three inmates. The expenses of the
Institution last year, wliich includes build-
ings, wore $:i4.4 iti.a-'.

Thk tariff bill now pending in congress
provides for reductions that amount to
$79,84'J,324, of wliich !."),( Hindoo, in taken
from the tariir and $;i4,7'JO,a:i4, from the
internal revenue. All internal revenue
taxes except' that imposed upon tobacco,
spirits And beer arv iibolished by the bill.

Ths London pbserver in its retrospect
of 1882, referring to the obituary record of
the year, says : A year which has wit-
nessed the disappearance of Charles Dar-
win from the ranks of science, Tait and
^ustr from the choroh, ap^ |^agfeUow,
Bossetti and Trollops fmm Mfigitiin, hsB
osrtainly levied tribultt ffoa Vf wltb-no
too sparing a hand.

fifty-two feet down into the Monongahela

river, and botli w»'re saved.

Henry Trouse Cooper, the ^ew York i
pistol monomaniac, was again on trial for j

thrcatcjiin;,' tn'>-lioot a man obnoxious to'
him. lie is going to Kuropo now. |

Dr. Samuel A. Mudd, of Charles county, |
M<1., who served a term in the Dry Tortu- I
gas for harboring John Wilkes Booth, died
at his residence, near Bryanstown, Md.,

Wednesday last.

During tlie perl'ormance of a circus in
Rnsslan-Polann, a fire broke out and
before the spectators could escape the
whole structure w as in a -blase. Three
hundred pennons perished.

The impression was made by the testi-
mony of tiie ex-treasnrer Mein«lrirhs, of
Auglaize county, at Wapakoneta, JJ., tliat
the foriferies were committed by his em-
ployes without his knowledge.

Near Pinnacle Springs, Ark, a colored
man named Ijindsey shotandkMleda white
man named Hubbard, beacause the latter,
with a party of men, tried to drive Lind-
sey away from the land which he had en-
tered.

It is now said that Heeder Moore, who
suicided at Wa^erford. Pa., a few days ago,
made a dying conf^ession exonerating
Charles Stafford, who served eight years
for rape, Moore saying that he alone was
guilty.

James A. Savage and Samuel Jovce,
alias "the Kid." young men in love with a
girl wearing tne red ribbon of the salva-
tion army, and located in "the Barracks,"
in Ohristopher street, New York, met in a
liquor saloon in Washinp^n street, and

Jusrreled over the fair sinner'saver.
oyce flnallf iMbMd€totH«t VMbtMy fft-
tsliy.

WAITTS.

WANTBO-A few day boarders. Baardl
honse located In the central part 01
to wn. A pply to J'O.ltf THIS OF^FCK.

ANTKH-Hy aslnjclc in;in orsfTod" lilihits
a position ou a farm. UmIi rstiiiidM all
about lann work, luid raisins tubaoco. Beat
of references, fiinitsli.-d. In fjus last plaot IS

yeaiH. Address, A . I., H.
JanlfidAwff THIS OFFK'E^

WANTKD-To rent a room Vattable for a
dress niniciiigfsiHbiiehment. Leavsword
at the Bulletin ufflce,
Jl6d2t • MI88 KATE OSBORNE.

WABTTBIl— To make to order all kinds of
rubber stamps on abort notice.

dJedtt A. SOURIES A SON.

It ^ AXTKH— Loditers— Twoor three nice tjen-
Tf tlemen can get lodging, wltli or witliout
board. Apply to o4tf TUIH OFI^ICE.

FOB SAIiB.

Ij^OR 0AI<B OR BBBfT— A Rplendid farm of
JP 8(jO acres on Klnny Creek, 14 miles from
Vancebiug, Lewis county, Ky. New tobacco
bam and new around ready lor first crop to-
baooo. For parQoulara apply to

II. V. KARKf-EY.
JSd&wlin Maysvllle, Ky.

[Vanceburg Courier copy 1 inonlli, .'^end bill to
thla oflloe.1

^'^Ol'Klt'A stinill Kolil locket. Apply at
17 this ollic<; kikI piiy lor this notice.

^^OITWD-A gold ear ling, fiiratilH'

: JI5d2l BULLEli:< UFKILE.

FOR Kt:2% V.

IMtH HEWT— Two looms on tbe corner of
' Third and Batten streets, suitable (or
uffloMS or sleepiug apartmanta. Apply to
" THIS Or PICE.

Jid2w

CHMNQE OF LOCA TfON.
WINDHORST & BLUM,

Have reniove<t their Merobant Tailoring Bin-
tablishment from ('onper's biiliding toU. H.
White's new store, No. 81, tSecond street, where
they will bepl6ase<i to have the public call an I
see them. Filoes low and work the best.
aua2dly WINDHORST A BLUM.

CH A N dKD' Ti )

Stem WINDERS.

•VJ. BALLENOBR at Albert's China
i^ton adiolnlDg Pearoe, WalllDgfotd &
c'o.'s Bank. aplMmd

FRESH OYSTERS

PINE APPLE HAMS,

Home-made Yeast Cakes,

•mySdiy

QBOROB BBI8ER.

F. H. TRAXEli,

Baker and Confectioner

FRESH OYSTERS A SPEri.lI.TT.

The only niamifactmcr of PUllK STICK
CAN1»Y in theeliy. ( )r<li is for weddings and
parties promptly attended to. myodly

DOMESTIC FATTERNS

-AT-

Hunt A Poyle'Sa

FOR SALBs

HAVING delermuied to go west X uow oflTer
for sale my eutlrs atook of

China, Glass and Queensware,

with the good will of the honse and all Infor-
mation in my possesMlon regarding the husi-
Bflss. I have a new and well selected stock. In
tlrst rate oonditloa and bought at low figures.
A iiy parties wishing to enter into a Rood, safe
paying l)usiiieK«, now have an opportunity
seldom iJth red.

Tlie Kail and Holiday trade Is uow lust on
UH, and an early buyer will get ail the benefit
therefrom, la the meantime 1 shall sell goods
at retail and wholssale at almost cost.

ol7-d4wU <i. A. McUARTUBY.

F.SilKTBBB,

Bm^ and Blioas, Qaeenaware and Hardware.

AYER'S PILLS.

A largo proportion of i\\c diso.isra w)iich canRe
human sutfering result from deraugeineut of the
stomaoh, bowels, and liver. Avtn's OATHABTir
Pills act directly upon tbsat organs, and aAs

^■peoinlly d<M«lRn'>d to cure th* diseases caused

liy their diTannoiiieiit, liichulini; ( onatlpailon.
Indigestion, Dysi>epsla, Headache. I>ysen*
tery, and a host of otter atltntnts, for all of

wliii'h they .irr ii -^afc, surf , i roinpt, anil plfa."*,!!!!
remedy. The exleimive use of thette PiM.s by
eminent physicians in regular prtiotioe, shows
uiiiiiWt.-iitnbly the ostliiiatlon in which thsy are

held hy the niediail profession.

These Pills an- c"mi>ouiule(l i»f vegetable sub-
stances only, and are absolutely free from calomel
or any other injurious Ingredient.

A .Siifr«'rer from Hea<Iach« wrltcft :

"AvKit's I'll. I S .'ire iiiViUualiU' to iiu', ;uul aro
my ooii.Hi.nit <'<mii>;iiiii>ii. 1 lia\« ln'fii a hhvi re
BiilftT'T frmii Ilcaditclii', miil yimr I'll. I, s iirc the
only tliiiin I cniilil limU ii> im- ri'lii t. Oin' i|"st>
■will <nii<'Kly iiiiivi' my howi ls .'ind free my luiad
from ii.iiii. Tin y , •111' lln- iim-i ulloi tivc .iiid tin?
easicsi |iln sii' I linvc cvi-r found, it i.s a pleasure
to UK' to sjx'.'ik ill tlii.>ir praise, and 1 always do so

wlu'ii oocaul 111 otfi'is.

NV. 1.. I'Aoi ,of w. I,. Pnoe&OrOt"

Franklin St., liichmuinl, Va., .hnie ."f, IHS*}.

"I have u>rd Avi'.lt's I'll, I, s ill iniinil.TlcsR (ii-
Bt.'incfs a.s roi'oiii iii'iiili d hy you and liaM' iii'vor
known tlu'iii to liiii to aci'oiii|(lisii tin' desired ri»-
Bult. \Vi' constant ly ki'i'p thciii on hand !it our
homo. !unl pri/i- thton as ;i iil. asnit, safe, .'iiid
reliahlc famiiv m diciiu'. i'lJU 1> V.SPKI'.SIA
tlii'v ar<' invahia'.'le. J. T. IlAYKS."

JNh'xi I. I'oxas, ,Iunc 17, 18-2.

'I'lic l{i.\. l-ltANi IS U. llAIM.cov , \vi- liii.; from
Atlnitlii. say<; •' For somo y- ars I liavo

been sun.ci i to i-oii tiii.itioii, f:om \vlil< li, in
8;>ll" ol till" usi? of iio'diciiii's of saiioiis kindrt,
1 ("iill'cicd iiKiri'.'usiMir iii''oiivi'iiit'in'f, until some
inonilis ano 1 he^ian lakin^ A \ i u « I'ii.i.s. They
hivo eiiliri'ly co;re''t.d th<' costiv*- haldt, and
have vastly iuipruvcd niy goiicru! health."

AVER'S Cathaktic Piliji correct Irregnlarl-

tles of the Ik»w«'1s, stimulate the npi^tlto and
dlgfuiion, and hy their prompt and tUorongli
action give tone and rigor to the whole physical

ecououiy.

PRKHAKRD BY

Dr. J. C. Ayor & Co., Lowell, Man.

Sold by all Druggists.

All experience the wonderfol benefi-
cial affects of

Ayer's Sarsaparilla.

YOUNG,
OLD. AND
MIDDLE-

iQPn Children w ith Sor<> J'yi s. Son- RarS,

AnCU, or any scrofulous or syphilitic taint,
may be made In-akhy and strong hy its U8e.

Sold by aU Druggists ; |1, sis botUes for •&

BTTY YOUR

WATCHES, JEWELRY
AND SILVERWARE at

JKWEI.UY STORE.

No. 43, Second Utreet, 8 doors West of Market.
auigSldly

T. B. Fulton. .e DAvia.

FULTON & DAVIS,

— Mauafartarers of—-

OHIO VALLEY MILLS

FAMILY FLOUB,

Corn, Shorts and Shipstuff.

Fiour^for sale »>y ail yroceis In tlie cdty.

TVLTOK ft DAVIS.

(Ol'SdlT ABBRDSJEIN.O

JOHN WHEELER'S

DAILV MARKET.

**li"8oau oyMt'iN, per }^ can

"Favorites " per % can

•* Anohor.staiidards " per % can...

"HslectH'VperJ^cun .!

••g#l«pl£, Batra." per can

N. Y. Baddia Rooks,*^..

4;ei.krt evebt »at,

Immeuse sioek of cauned goods just received.

NOTICE.

IT having been aaserted that 1 am preparing
to move tu the country and give up my ia«
tereit in the Hewing Maonlne busiues, I take
this method of auaouuolug to nty friends and
the public that there Is not a word of Iruth ia
it except that I will move my family to tha
country but will continue to sell the old uEiii-
ABLK siNUKB ht the sumc plaoo, second street,
opposite pustofnoe, and run my wagouslln the
ooantry as heretofore. Competitors please no>
tioe the above. I am thankful to tne publlo
for tb« large patronage I have received for the
passed nine years, and respectfully sollolt a
share in the ftttora.
JanaAwam ^ „ O. MoURAOKBN.

..a)c

..300

4Uc

60e

DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.

TUESDAY EVE., JANUARY 16. 1888.
BOBtBB A MoOABTHT.

PVBItnHBM' AND PKOI'HIKTOKS.

Ed. Myai.l is as happy maa

As any lu the town ;
Initead of qulttlnc trade lie got

Five hundred dollarH down. i>
He doesn't wear a K'nveyard look

Because they ohose to rue it,
For, to speak the honest truth,

He " didnt want to do It."

" ScMAPs" It « Tery fannj creation tnd

ll well carried out by the company. So

laya the Ooarier-Joumal.
- — ♦

Mr. John B. Baskin, of Louisville, is in

town tliis week on lo^al hnsinoss. Ih; was
sworn in as an uttorney at the ^lason
county bar, Tufsday.

TiiR colored jK'opleof Wasliington liave
organizeil a brass ])anil. It is said to be
making fair progrusH un«ler tbu instruc-
tion of a competent musician.

The Cbicugu Tiuien in B)>eaking of the
Jollf Patbflndera, who are to appear here
on Friday, the 19th inst., says: "They
are a very entortainin- party."

The ladies will be pleased to learn that

Messrs. Hunt Doyle have just received

a larpo stock of tlie latest styles of ham-
bur^' edgings, which they are selling very
cheap.

Tub clerk of the Boyd circuit court has
forwarded all the pupei 8,clothing and other
articlea connected with the Neal and Graft
case, to Grayson, Carter county where the
trial takes place February 7th.

Ma. Thomas H ickey has opened a saloon
on the corner of Market and Front streets
in the room formerly o( ( ui)ied by Georj^e
H. Wheeler, and will keep at all limes a
atook of the finest and purest liquors.

The Missionary Mito Society of the First
Presbyteriau church will meet this even-
ing at tb» Nridenc* of Mr. Jaqnith. A
free lunch will be served. The friends of
the congregation are cordially invited.

Navigation of the Ohio river is suspend-

ed at Pittsburg, but the Monongahela is
reported to be rising, llio ice in the river
here ia tiiicker to-day, but does not inter-
fere with the runhintrof the local packets.

Messrs. McIlvaini:, C.\kk and Ri:i:si;.
who had arranged to buy the stock and
good will of the buaineaa of Myall Sc Riley,
liave been released by paying a forfeit of
$.300. Mi-ssrs; Myall and Riley will con-
tinue the business as usual.

During the present terra 'of the circuit
court in addition to the divorces mention-
ed in Monday's ibsue, Mrs. Matty Taylor
was granted a divorce from her husbuml,
W. H. B. Taylor, known aa "Brtry" Tay-
lor, on the grounds? of habitual drunken-
ness. Sarah J. Hiirton was also divorced
from Goorge W. Burtou on the grounds of
abandonment and extreme cruelty.

The Lexinglpn Tianscript says : United
States Marshal Hetlin was in the city yes-
terday. In converiation with a Trana*
cript reporter, he aaid : "I don't ttiink
there will be sny trouble in Carter coanty.
The peo|)lo held a meeting and resolved
to see that quiet was maintained. I'll
gnanmtae that I dan take my five men
and tikt Neal and Oraft thara and pro-
tect them. When there was talk of send-
ing troops to quiet the Triplett fridge
trouble, X volunteered to go there, took
some of liiy -al«B irlth me, arreatad loqie
' of fha ringMtti^ «U ^tail ^Oilad tba
thing; I dbBt tUak any tvbop* ara Mce»i

rEUhO>AL8.

PolBta Aboat PatptoHere Btiawl^re.

Mr. H. C. Thompson and wife, of Tiex-
ington, are tlie guests of the family of Mr.
A. A. Wadsworth.

Mr. S, Henry Pecor, who haa been East
baying his spring stock of boota and

shoes, returned on Monday.

Mr. John L. Case, formerly of this city,
is publishing the "Monthly (iuest," a fam-
ily journal, at Austin, Texas.

Mr. Newton Briney, of the Republican,
left laat night tor Covington to take a posi-
tion in one of the printing offlcea there.

Tea Commeroial-Gasette says : Father
Mackey, tha popuUir pastor of St. Patrick'a

church, corner of Third and Mill streets,
has been granted a leave of absence for
one year by Bishop Elder. The St. Mary's
seminary at Emmktsburg, Md., one of the
oldeat Catholic instltutlona of Ita character
in tlie country, is deeply in debt, and
efforts are beins; ma<1e to save it by having
priests from the ditl'crent sections of the
country go on missions and endeavor, by
making every possible effort, to collect
money to liquidate the debt. With this
object in view, tlie Itigbt Reverend
Bishop selected Father Mackey from this
diocese. During his absence liev. Father
HIckey will act aa parish priest of St.
Patrick'a.

Kgg Balls.
Boil four eggs ten minutes; drop into
cold water, and when cool romove the

yolks; pound these in a mortar until re-
duced to a paste, and then beat them with
a teaspoonful of salt, a speck of pejjper
and the white of one raw egg; form in balls
about the aise of a walnnt; roll in flour
and fry brown in butter or chicken fat,
being careful not to burn.

At the preaent term of the circuit court

the grand jury indicted justices John L.
Grant and Wm. Pepper for making out
and presenting fraudulent and incorrect
claims against the commonwealth of Ken-
tueky. The mattar waa brought to tba at-
tention of tha authoritiea just after the Oc-
tober term of court.

Religions.

The Southern Presbyterian congregation
will have services at the Third street
church next Sunday morning and evening.
Preaching by Rev. Dr. Blanton. All are
invited.

COLMY rOlMS.

RTONK lICKc
Wlioat is looking badly.
Our gil ls are cheiM ful and liappy.

Mr. and .Mni. J. H. Walliiigiuid think ol vlii-
Itlug frleudH near Maysllok, shortly.

Mrs. Maria Ruse and MiaiBalUe Laytham at-
tended Dtvlue servloe at Mt. Ulleiid , last Sao-
day. /

Mr; Gordon, who recently was bereft of his
wife ha» returned tot^larkooanty, bia home,
leaving two of his little oueR with Mrs. Lay-
tliam, their i;rati(linotht>r.

Dr. Barnes has u saw mill out tlni^ his tlinlier
up inio liiiubor, lie eunteniplalHS building a
Kihaeco liarn and a dwelling house also. The
' doctor is an (Mterprisliij; j^i'iit lemaii

Miss Haitie Key one of our aclciiowledi^ed
l>elleNaiid llie ijesire of sevfiul of our worthy
\ointK uentlenieu.lH viHltlnt( relatlvuH in i*'lum-
Ingeouuiy. Haltle oome noma. Hnbhasre.

I turned.

Mr.Huiuuel sweet, of riuinvllle, wa<« a soldier
I in thu Mexican war, we liave no doulit about
' Ills luakii)}; a good one. Tlie Mexit^ans had no

magnifying HightH on their luuiikeui. Hu there-

forH went through uu«ighted.

Our public HChool closed we4?k after next. The
aoholarti have progreseed with their Htudibs,
thankH to our etnclent teacher Mm. Rollln,
whuMe Nohollura and patronu will ever reaseoit-
ber her with pleasure and gratitude.

He who said that our friend Mr. Bateman
was afraid to cet married beoanae be would
have to sl-tweHlive in tbesane hooae)— with
his wile did him great InJiutloe to say the
least. Friend Koali I wooia staow her.

Mr. W. T. Calvert, owing to the Inclea&enoy
of the weather did not get to his oharoh laat
Hattinlay Heliaa been a member for nMrljr
twenty yean and has mlassed only two times
durlQff that tlaset who eau beat it,

^here Is talk of one our fair young widows
at Mt. OUead falling a Ylotlm to OupidadarU.
▲ waalitty widower of Mt. Oarmel ia said to be
tfMl|i|Ma|» one, tat Ikaie la wfffur^ij!^ l|eb

tween the cup andilp, and nothing sure but

death and taxation.

The meanest of hipocrlsv Is that which

firotnpt.M those who havedt stroyed a uood nanie
n an unganle<i niotnHnt.to try to keep their
plane In Hoclety by try ing to flatter and hang
on to thnse they have ttlandered and oaaX
off. It woald be more to their credit to do aa
did Jndaa of old '*gooui and hang themfelves."

Miss Kina Pi'af.ber, riiie of (lie ino><t laletiii-d
and accomplislied leaclii-is it lias b. cu our
providence to meet is. still V Isii lut; relul i ves at
Mt. Oilead. \n eiilerlaiiiiin'iil wis ylveiilii
her honor last Saturday. .Scvt ral ti UthIs were
preaent jiuyliit; Iht ttielr coMipiimi'iils. .slic
has lately vl^ittd fiifmls in J n m i <> 1 1 , < Hi io,
making several coiiquestsand enjoyi ng several
entertalnmenta given lu her honor there.

Our ent«rtatnlnR friend Mr. Herbert Ridaely
haa returned from CarllHie, where he has been
rusticating for some weekM past. He attended
several hope and aoclableH inaklnx many ac*
qualntnncea, aoine very fuclnatlnx ones too.
We were very lenrlul lie would forget hi« little
dulclnea, but our fears were set at rest when
the first tlilnt< he attended to a(t(>r resting at
home was to mak»> her a call, but lo! and lie-
hold f lu' fal r one \ as speiidim; a feW days w It li
relatives lu Flemlug. Be p.iilent, but It Is all
right, only paying yon Off In your own coin.

BEPOUTKB.

IIURPHYHYILf.B.

We are »till having a little weather.

MIh.s Kttin Prather ha:* gone to .Mt (illead for
a few days recreation. She will return this
week.

The llrst meeting of the liter.iry socii ty was ,i
HUcceKS.

\ party and anpper at the rehideuce of W M
r.aiixrd last Tueadny night, Was enjoyed hy a
number from hern.

The Butii.KTiN aeems lobe "the" paper at
thla place, JndKing from the size of the bundle
left every Thurwiav. Welcome Into every
houaehold U that which dueth the m«>at good.

The enow did not remain long, and Itlalncky
for eome homes that we know of that It did

not.

Tliere Is not nuich slcki essin or iinnitid
M Uipliysv 1 lit", w ll ii'li Is rt'iiiai liable, ta 1; 1 1 m the
weather Into eoiislili iMi ion.

Chess Is the popular am useiiuni here. l»r
Uault wears the belt at present.

Prnj" excuse ns. " Itepoi ter, " for |n<'oi reclIy
(luotinn Irom the uooil liook. We were raised
In the haptist faith, and it la often Kuid they
Keneraliy (juoie scripture to ault tbemaelvee,
ha It right or wrons;.

Therein talk of t he .Masons orgnniisingalodge
here. "Il" they do, a hall will i)e eie«'ted.

Rev Hanford fulleii to put in an appearance
Sunday morning. This is something unoom«
mon for him, aa he la very regular. Hicknuvt
probably kept hUn away.

Only one dance to rep'>rt this week. That
was at Mr John (iault's. The bo/i sajrltwaa

"the occaMluu."

It Ih fun to see a crowd roatter when they aee
the 'bus drive up and have a certain trunk to
unload. It belongs to a school ma'am, ia ot
Jumbo dimensions, and Tom Worihlngtou
says It weighs, a ton.

T T Worlhlii-iton will erect a tine dwelling
on the larni lately purchased by him ol John

E Rhodes. .Messra BaU * MoOarthy will do the

carpenter work.

Joe Stevenson has aold his Interest in the
Murphysville woolou and grist mill, to tieo
Wood, who will continue the busines. with Eii
Laytham, who has liad years of expcrtenc *, as
clilef miller, and J II Wright In ciuirKeof the
woolen department. Huccess to all parties.

There has been less family disturbance and
fewer rackets in this place this winter than
any place in the county. While we are In a
boastful way we also wautit known that there
are more pretty women here than most any-
where else. The last aentence ia written by re-
quest from a stranger vialilng not far from the
vlllaKo.

The prospect lor lee is not Very good. Those
who intended lo '.{illnM missed It uy not taking

advantii^e of the Hrsl ireeze,

Tlie melaiKiholy days hayeeome,

The saildest of t lie year,
I^ot quite cold en<>u:ili torwhlaky,

A llltietoo cool for iieer.

They say that In Fli'miii;^ cuanty wonieii can
be bought at the rate of «l.'.oU per head wtlh a
three-year-old kid tlirown In. Splendid in-
duceineuts for emigrants.

Thla la an off week for news. We have not
heard nor seen much with

Omi Eva OpaM.

iiischuin all
I)

Political Mentions.

John Hancock', when he was governor

of .Masstichefts, said : " I di>
other tlian open, undisguised politics.

A bill is to be introdnced fn the house
makiii<; graduates of West I'oint servo
three years as non-commissioned otUcers
before getting their epaulettes. This is to

bring tlieni into more perfect a<'C()rd and
sympathy with tlie rank and lile ot tlie
army.

If lias taken Hoii Hutlcr .since IS")'), when
he was first a candi late, to become gov-
ernor of one state. At the same rate of
proi^rcHs, how lotr^ will it fake him tO be*
come president of all the states?

Senator Mahone is reported to have vis-
ited the pn^ident ami iiifnniicd him that
he dtd not want Col. Moshy appointed
United States district jmlj^e for Virt?inirt,
t(} succeed Hives. It is also reported that
tlie senator wa.s not pleased witli the re-
ception ao(U>rded his declaration.

The Hon. Samuel .1. R uidall is said to
approve enthusiastically of the suggestion
that the next speaker of the House of
representatives lie provided with a ^'ivel
fashioned after the model of (t. \Vasliin}{-
ton's memorable little hatchet.

'"lov. Foster believes that ttie l)est way
to deal with the liquor tratiic in Ohio is
the simplest way. He recommends that a
constitutional aini'ii lnieiit lie suhiiiittel
to the people, leaving the whole matter in
the control of the leiti slat i ire, ami that
then a tax uniform tlirou_rhout the
state bo imposed upon I'^o saloon keepers.

l>r. VVm. A. M( l))na!tl, of Lvnn, Mass.,

has liroMj^ht suit cl iiiiiin,' SlO.HOi) dam 11,'e s
au'ainst liev. i'at rick Strain, oi St. M iry' s
Roman (catholic cluirch, w ho .•ii:ir_M'd thu
physician was unskillful, and udvi.sud peo-
ple' not to employ him.
» I - - • <

KKTAILX^KKEI.

t.'orrectfsd dally by U. W.UkiSRL.gruoer, Hec-
ond Htreet, Mayavlile, Ky.

rM>nR.

Liraeetone 9 '5

Mayavlile Family 0 7.1

.Maysvllle I'lt.y „...„ li 2>

Mason ( ouiily „ « 6 7')

Kentucky Mills 5 aa

Butter, lb. ^ 20329

Lard, >4tn 15

Ekks, M doz • ••••••• • • . • • • •

Aloill ^ |)6Ul£ •••••• * ••••e ■ «••••• •••••M«e •••

Chickens 2»(JH«»

Molasses, fancy 70

Coal Oil, gal MM .... 3U

8ugar, granuluicd lr< ib II

•• A ll Ih lOU

" yellow It) 8 jj

Harris.suxar cure I tfi h lH

U.icoM. Id.' tklast 0) lb 15

Hoiiiiiiy , 'i<, uallou 20

Beans if* ^{allou 5(1

Potatoes •IH peckM 15<ai20 '

Uofree.„ l2e»lR

STAPIE AND FANCY

GROCBSRISS,

Tea;*, Tobl'-co. rii;ar-., CiueensW ire, Wooden
ware, (illsswiie. Notions, Ai'. lil-^liest |)iire
paid for C miiiry I'ruduce. Uo«k1.s delivered to
any part of the oltjn

Cor. Fourth and Plum Streets,

api21yd

AfA YSriLLE, KY.

NOTICE.

Advertiaementa inaerted under this iieading
lOo perllne for each Insertion. |

HuNT<Sc Do YUB are receiving their spring
stock of hambarga. )an161wd&w*

For rubber atamps of all kinds, call on
A. Soeries & Son. Prices very low.

CoKX W.vNTKU. — Kobinsoa & Co., of the
Mayavlile City Mills, desire to buy ten
thoQiand baahala of oorn for whiob they
will pay the highest cash price. j6.

Aru'a Hair Vigor improvaa tha baauty
of tba hair and promotaa ita growth. ' It

imparts an attractive appearance, a de<
lightful and lasting perfume. While it
stimulates the roots, cleansea the scalp,
and adda «legMioetoli»iiriaaeak tti aflbota
ara andorioi; aadttiM it piofit UmU to
ba tl;ie beat Aod ohaapaat utiolf for toilet

»|^.; I 1 1 •• •.. 1- . . •.. . • ■ .•• V * i • ■ \t

Mil "I ..»!.) ■ •

1 of the celebrated

WEBSTER WAGONS

Just receive 1. (Jail and get one for less money
lan you 1
augi<lly

than you aver boaibta Wagon.

&IY ALL 4 RILEY.

BULL-DOG

CIGARS.

THE BEST FIVE CENT CI6AR IN
THE MARKET.

FOR SALE AT—

J. C. Pecor & Co.'8
Prug JStOfe.

cm AND tOCNTT IMSBCTMKk.

Courts— CIrcnIt Court.

T. A. C'urran.

iiipy

JiivlKe— A . E. Cole.
Coiiiinonwcilth's Atto
< )< rk-h. I). I')u i \ .
Hherill— iVriy J< lt« rm>n,

j lUtii IN'miif'.
DepuUeit: i lmii Jeliei>un.

( J. W. Al^xaiKirr.
Jniler— Detinta Piisgerald.
TueMday alter Moond Monday In Jantiar} ,

Notes of the Pny.

lUitlcr wants book*keepmg taught, in
our schools.
Jay Gould is said to be pale and cadaver*

Ous looking.

A demand for vaccine virus couet) from
Oeorjjia placei.

Roecoe Conkling't beard haa become

nearly snow white.

Dr. Susan Edson has just cclebruted her Apili, July aud October In eaob year.
sixtieth birthday. f onmy copn.

Two Atliin'ta dojis slew ninety*tWO fats
in thirty live busy inLrutes.

Cl.iver grows luxuriantly in Minnesota
vales where it wouldn't sixteen years ago.

At the three vej:etiuinn restiuirnnts in
London an. uverage of l,oOO dinners are
served daily.

A mflrriH>.'e notice in the Flmira Adver-
tiser tops oti in this way : "^'o cards, no
cake, no flowers, no presents and nobo<Iy'8
business."

A man drewaerowd ;it VVestfield, Maps.,
by going liome with u la&hionable bonnet
on his head. He was winning that Article
on a wflj.'er.

California is not i:«'nerally consiilered a
cotton state, yet one phmtation in Sonoma
cnuntythis season yielded 40,000 pounds

from 22b acres.

Accordintr to a local newspaper, cattle

v;ilned at Sl!?,riO(i,0Ol) are now j/nizint: in
wliat was six years ago absolutely Indian
conntry in Texas.

Manitoba bachelors are advertising in
Canadian paper? for wives. Any young
ladv who can milk, chop wood, run a plow
and stack h:iy, has no trouble in finding a

good husband.

1 lole-in-the Day, a Chippewa Indian,
and son <»f the fanioiiH chief of that name,
started out on a lecturing tour in Minne-
sota. His first audience yielded him $2.50,
and that ended the venture.

A fzirl traveled all the w:iy from Massa-
chusettsto Montana to marry a man whom
she liad never seen, but who by letter had
promised to we*l her. 8he searched the
Territory in vain for liini.

The New York Evening Post says that

it is the riuht of trial by jury that encour-
ages suits for breach of promise ; aud inti-
mates that if trie<i by judges, very few
jthiiinifls wtoild make out their eases.

R. B. LOVEL,

Nos. 50 and 52» Market Street.

The IMiiliadelphia Record j)ublishes a
list showing that no less than two hundred
and seven persons mysteriously disappear-
e<l from that city in 1*882, of whom no trace
has ever been obtained by the police or
any ont else.

Lord RoFebery's Christmas gift to the
tenants on Ids Mentmore estates was the
reminion of 15 percent, of their half-yearly
rent. He had done the same for six years

ftrjeviouslv, .lie also gave every cottager
n th« tillages on his estates six hundrlBd
weight of coal, and a joint of beef, of weight
proportioned to the size of the family.

Manuel Bla.sos, commonly called " Old
Clazea," is a New Mexican gamliler, with a
portable hell on wheels. This is a car, some-
thing like those used by traveling photO){-
raphers, but Is as bright and gay as a cir-
cus band wagon, and is drawn by six
handsoMU' horses. The interior contains a
faro table, a roulette wlteel, and other fix-
tures for gambling. Manuel has several
assistants and goes from place to place ac-
eonling to the outlook for prolitable busi-
ness. Thus he is sure to appear at every
large fair within L'dO nules of the Mexican
border on either side. A new and pros-
perous mining camp offers inducements,
too, and lately he established himself close
to a Texas can)p meeting with pecuniary
profit. He has ihe reputation of running
square games, and his thirty kom jo well
armed that they defy robbers.

It was noted in Australia, in her convict
days, tliat tbte ticket of leaveia who went
\%tfi trade were nrachinore pnnctilionsly
honest than the average tradesman. They
lelt they were the objects of jealous no-
tice, ana that numbers were waiting to
catch them triptdng and exclaim, "didn't
I tell you so?'' Looking at the heavy
percentage of these men who become ex-
emplary citiKons and fathers of wprthy
families, it is a matter for profound regret
that the j^ystem t^ad to be abandoned.
The convict in England to-day is, as here,
continually driven bat^^iagainst his better
self into crime ahd bVeeas a criminal fam*

educated, who but for their fathers havin||,

Judge— Wrn. 1*. Coona, ,

lotiiity AttuMify-j.L. Whltaker,
Clerk-W. W.Ball.
Beoond Monday c: ench month..

«|ni»r(erlv «'««irt.

Tuesday atterM>oon(. Monday in Mnrch,Joue,

Septaniber and iM-ci n.liri In vm-h year*

MftfciNtrnH'N 4'«iiirta.

MayavllU', N.>. i.-W. H. P«»llock and J. L.
Grant, rtrsl and iliiid Tnt-sdaysin Mareh, June,
Hi'j)teiul)er and Dfcenit.t r.

Siiiysviiip, No. Wm. Pepper and W. L,
Holt on, II I St Hatarday and roarlti Toasday,

same nioiitlis.

Dovt r, No.;(- A. .\.(iiM)(in imd A. F. l>obyn«
first anit third VS t (tnrsdd.v, s.mu' niont li.

Mlnt rvH. No »-(). N. WcuvtM iind .1. H. Wat'
HOI), first nnd tliiol Tnt'^dnys, Hnni»' inont lis.

(.id iii;inl<>\\ II, No. ')- S. v. J'ollock iind .laniCH
F»-ni' II , ti I si a t li li (I Sat Ui da^ s, s«nn' niont li«.

Sanlis, No. H-.I. M. H.ili and .1. VV. Tlltou,
second and toui tli •Satiiidavs, same months.

Mavsllck, No. 7— U. W. WllllHniB aial J. I).
Raymond, secoud aud fourth Fridays, Huiut
montlts.

Lewlsburg, No. 8— J. M. Alexander and
Abner Hord, aeooud and fourtli Ttaacadaya,

Haroe months.

Orann. hiiri;, No 9— W. I), forycll and W. .1.
Tiillv. thsl Buluiday and last Mouday. sauit
roonths.

Washintfton, No. 10— Jolui Ryan and jHme»>
sniithers, touith Tuaaday and third Wadaaa*
day, same months.

MurnliYHviIle, No. II— Lewis Jefferaon and
£. L. Guuli, foarth Monday and third Tburs*
day, same months.

Fern Leaf, No. 12-S. R. Mantin and J. fi.
Burgeaa, aeooud and fourth BMtortejra, same
months.

r«BBtal>l«a.

Maysvllle, No. 1— J. P. Wallace.
Maysvllle, No. 2— W, L. Morau.
Dover, No, 8-W. B. McMillan.
Minerva, No. 4— James Rnnyon.
UermantowD, No. 6— Isaac Woodward.
Hard is, No 6— J. A. ColUns.
Mayalfck, No.7— Thoraaa Murphy
LewlHburg, No. 8—8. M. Strode.
OranKeburg, No. 9- Thomas Hlse.
WashinKlon, No. 10— JnmeH Uanlt.
Mui pliysvllle. No. 11-W. R, PrtihST.
Fern Leaf. No. 12-B. W. Wood.

Hoeletj ■eetinsa— Jiaaoalc.

Confldt-nce Lodga* No. 08, flimt' Monday oi

each month.

Ma»<on LodiSt Ko. M2, tlilid Mondajr Of eaeb

month.

Maysviiif, ChaptST, Mo. % sssnBd ■ Monday ol

each month,

Maysvllle Commfndeiy, Vo. 10. fowetL Hon*

day of each moutH.

1. o. o. r.

PIsKah Encampment. No. 9, second and
lourni Mondays In each months at 7 o'clock.

DeKalb Lodge, No. 12, Tuesday night, each
wtek at 7 o'clock.

Rlngapid. No. '27, Wednebday night, each
week.M? o'cldck.

UaMrhta •r Honor.

The flrHt axid third Tuesday of each month.
L«0()ge room pn nntton street.

M. of p.

Lim«Rtouo Lodga, No. Mi Friday night oi
each weak.

Wednesday nlgbt eaeh week, at their hall on
ttoooud street.

Sodallf 7 B. If, 9*

Heoond and foortb MandwaJn eaeh BBontb,
at their hall^on LUneatone atraet.

Father nMlli4>w T. A. H.

First Sunday in each month, at their hall on
Limestone street.

mt, |*»lrlc^*a Bcfevolewt Kocleiy.

HaoQDd Sunday in each moiiah,at tdelrBall
on XJmeaione si reet.

t^lKiir Makem' Valotn,

FlratTueaday night in eMcti aaoath.

I. «. <J,T.
Monday night ot each week.

Mnlla.

K. C R. A., arrives at 9:80 a. m. and 8:16 p. m
Departa at M& a. m. and 12 ra.

BoKAXSA. down Monday. Wedoasday and
Fridays at 6 p. m. Up TuMday, Thucaday and
Satorday atap. m.

riTY OOVKRNMEKT.

Tilt' Ifoard ol Council meeta the hrbt Thurs-
da.\ evening in each month.
Mu> ui— lluruce January.

CooMell.

Preuldent— L. Rd. Pearoe.
Fii-Ht W«rd'^Fi«d.<«eDde], A. A. Wadaworth,
L. Kd. fearcai

Hecoud v\ ard-Dr.u. AV^. Martin, Thomas J.
Chenoweth, M. 0. iiulcblnaii

Third Wa4:d-Matt.Pearoa, K. W. Fltagwrald,
David HechJnger.

Fourth Waid-Dr. J. P. Phlster, B. A. Wal*
llnttford. John W. Alexander.

Kiftii Ward-Win?lB7]Iaaiein, Jamas Hall.
ICdward Myall. , . t-

■ Traasurer and CoUector«JkB»JPaa||Qi(
CleS-Harry Taylor. *?P«f*^

Majatoal*«Juina(i H«diapnd.
Twi.iniAu i £.«'>o''t UrowulDg,

■Dealer in Staple ,^nd Fancy

GROCEiS, PROVIliS k, k

ft

I am now ofTering to the public, purchased from first liands,
for ca«h, and selected with the greatest care, the LARGEST and
most Complete Stock of Goods in my line ever oflered in Mays-
villo. My aim is to surpass, both as to VARIETY and QUAL-
ITY of Goods, and to give every person who may buy of me full
value for his money. My house is Headquarters for

Poultry, Game, Butter, Eggs

and all kinds of Country Produce. AVill have a full supply of
attractive specialties for tbe Ilolidavs.

Sole Agent fur sale of GAFF/FLEISCHMANN & CO.'S
Celebrated

QOMPKBSSED YEAST.

Goods delivered to all parts of the city

f v t r

HEADQUARTERS FOR-

iKrtlelMdilttable for tMHoUdaya.

TOT TH A IRS, •! •M.|Matfs. WAMMII, €»API*«l.lMi||piifl. H^TVUmi mMI

ID AIPIPT A Bed-Room oel of Furniture va lued at f 76 will be raffled a* SOOn aS tbe

Xp«fX^ * ^Xii'^chanceK are iak« n . C^Xl.e 3Z)ol^AV A> *^Tn fMfttfff>«

BXJKGKS^ BLOCK.

Fine l^irlor and Pedtooro Bnlta, sold by photopraphM at Clnolnnatl prieeN. RetmlrinK of all

lltlHts done III iiM-lieNi maiuMi mh.! pri;!;i ;:t !y . ('Iiitr-^!'- r<^^^^:!;:!^;!;•. ! v.:!! !:;■ '.iMnrsold.

BargaiBB ! Bargains I !

IKT not your hcai ts he t rnuhifcl. We are
J still lici*' III d will M'll you nunc Koods loi
the .MIMIC iiiiKiuiit (it iiioiii'N' llixii any other
lioiise in the cily. We uie delcriiiined i<» close
out our entire Hlock of gOfulK l>y the 1st of next
April, iind will otTer toCAhlt RUYKUKareat
luducemeuui. Among onr stoek IB a uuga
Hue of ready innde

CLOTHING, OVERCOATS, ETC.,

which we offer at prime cost. Children's wool
sacks at .TO and 1^ cenis. Hoods at 40 oeutH.
Thene koo^Ih are worth di uble tlie money we
aMk for them.

\Ve have alKo a fresh line Christmas (ioods
ami to^ N without nuinbt i , which we are olfer-
lliK at yieatly rcduct tl prlceh. Wax Dolln at .V)
cents worth >1. huhemiau decorated vases i'j
cent« 0 DMlr. A large lot of Jaoaneae gooda at
laaatluittlialfUielrvalne. AniunainaMieekof

'eter

?lty^'y5^ap-^r7l^^^
«ii»Sf Of Alfca noam 4»c^%.

$Sfo $20 VtfV'iSSL'S^

Perttend. MalM.

it* Ov atook of ladles and ohildreu'H
Terr iMteand anpastoin made. Alao,
a or iaioMti beta trAomed in New York,
an rrean jpoda Jf ItaA ^are oflvrlug at poat.

en 'a rail regular nndendiirui at 7n oei\ts per
jQiLlr. Hats and boots at r()ck-b9iUKn »r|ces.
fWttr li» llhfeh collars 15 <tea(A. '
dfiieapTltnd trverythliiK anniUly looqd

For power, purity of tone, brilliancy ol touch,
beauty of dnlMh aud darablUty It huH no equal.
The amsiemlnaat ilanMa.pfwiQaaosU

THE BEST IN THE WORLP.
L. F. MCTZGER.

MAMAOBB, Branob o0iott Maysvllle, Ky
:Alio, The MatohjlMs:-— -

A full snpply of pianos and organs oor stant*
J|y on hand. Corraspondsota pfonupUy an*
Bwered. Payments easy. sepSMdAwly.

St. w- »omsi*.