The Evening Bulletin from Maysville, Kentucky • Page 3

J. E. BLAINE BOOK STORE. DAILY EVENING BULLETIN. TUESDAY MARCH 21, 1882.

To hear accordant sympohny, A composition grand, Or sweet an touching nielody Played by a.mastor hand, Go hear thp famous P.lcuio Troupe, And much to your delight You'll find that Currier will lead The orchestra to-night. Vernal equinox The river is rising again to-day. Easter cards are selling son. Tub Medical Louisville, April 5th. well this sea- Society meets at butter commands forty cents a pound and is very scarce.

The homestead of the late J. P. Wilson, near Minerva, was sold last Saturday to Mr. Robert L. Wilson, for $1,200.

TnKRE will be a rush at the opera house to-night, and by the best people in the city. Nearly all the seats in the house have been reserved. John J. Wickham, formerly of this city, has enlisted in the United States army as a private in company 6th Infantry and is now at Fort Cameron, Utah. For the next few days, until we can make other arrangements, the paper for our subscribers in Chester, will be left at the postoffice afr'tnat place, on the day of publication.

A. M. Rogers, "the hatter," has all the latest styles for men and boys' wear at the lowest prices. If you wish to save money him a A new stock for the Spring season has just been received. A meeting pf the Emmet Guards will "be held at Neptune Hall to-morrow evening at half past seven o'clock for the purpose of considering business of importance.

All the members are requested to foe present. For the accomodation of our friends at Aberdeen, who wish to attend the entertainment at the opera house this evening; the ferryboat Gretna' Green will make a trip" at seven o'clock, returning after the performance is over. Mr. G. S.

Judd, real estate agent, has sold the following property in Maysville this week: The Fairfax Willett residence on Limestone street to Thomas R. James for $3,150, and a lot on Third street belonging to Henry Der3ch to B. A. Wall- ingford, for $2,500. The large stern wheel steamer Montana was blown over the dam at the head of the canal, at Louisville, on Sunday, and lies in a precarious condition, with every probability of breaking in two.

The accident was caused bv a blockade of coal barges at the entrance of the canal. The Montana is an eleven hundred ton boat and was on toer way from Pittsburg to St. Louis with a largo miscellaneous cargo. Prehistoric Giant. A fewdaya ago, some boys digging in an earth mqund a short distance above Manchester, Ohio, brought to light a human skeleton in a good state of that measured over nine feet iu The head was of an enormous a'lze, fitting Joosely over the head of a large man.

To what race of the paatj.these remains belong and from nU wnence the race came or where tney went jforflver remain a fuyst6ry; fPt.ft 'Aa. ji 'cM'bry of "the bories has created' a Bensa uon ana is attracting mucn inierQg. Woman Arrested for Murder. Yesterday afternoon about three o'clock, Marshal E. W.

Fitzgerald, arrested on a boat at the mouth of Cabin Mrs. Elizabeth Leizure, a married woman, whose husband and two children were with her, on the charge of having shot and killed Moses Markins, at Ironton Ohio, on the fourth day of last July. At the examining trial on the charge Mrs. Leizurje was held to appear at the higher court, but the grand jury failed to report an indictment. A subsequent one, however, found a true bill charging manslaughter, but in the meantime she had disappeared and all trace of her was lost until she was arrested here as stated.

Mrs Leizure when arrested admitted the killing, bub claims that she was compelled to take Markins' life or suffer a fate similar to that ot 'the young girls who were killed at Ashland not very long ago. Mrs. Leizure is about twenty-five years of age, and is not a bad-looking woman. Her youngest child is about six weeks old. She left for Ironton last night by the Fleetwood, in charge of deputy sheriff J.

H. Pemberton, who came here to take her back. Sales of Lund. The following changes in the ownership of land have been recorded at trie office of the Clerk of the County Court since our last report: John Small and wifo to T. C.

Campbell one lot of ground in town of Fremont Mason county, consideration 8100. Amelia J. Calverl and husband to James W. Fitzgerald, three acres two roods and thirty-one poles of land on Mill Creek, consideration Sl.flOO. George.

Smith and wife to Jackson McCall house and lot near Maysville on the German-town turnpike, consideration 81,000. H. O. Northcott and wile to the city of Maysville, house and lot on north-west corner of 3rd and Short street, consideration 84,500. Tabitha Collins to Mordlca Wiggins and others, 14 acres of land in Mason county, consideration 8800.

Effle Wiggins to Mordlca Wiggins grantor's undivided Interest in 01 acres of land in Mason county, consideration 9750. AlothiaA. Whcatley and husband to same, grantor's Interest in 102 acres of land In Mason county, consideration 9800. Michael McTle and wife to David Wells57 acres 2 roods arid 30 polos of land on Nortu consideration 81,471, James WiJIett and others to Charity James house and lot on east sldo of Llmestdne'street, in Maysville consideration S3, 150. BUSINESS NOTICES.

Texas Land Notice. All persons having claims against Gen. R. M. Gano Sons, for Texas lands, will meet on Tuesday 28, 1882, at the office of Judge Wall and receive their money.

R. M. Gano. Fair Meeting. The Stockholders of the Union Agricultural Society of Mason and Bracken coun ties are requested to meet in Germantown, Saturday, April 1st, 1882.

A full attend ance is desired as important business will be presented. J. A. Walton, Sec'y. personals Points About People Here and Elsewhere.

The Augusta Bulletin says: MissIIattie Wood, a handsome and accomplished young lady of Mason county, is in the city the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. M. Evans. Some of the creditors of J.

Pugh, who failed at Vanceburg recently, have agreed to accept 33 per cent, of their claims in' full payment, the money to be paid in twelve months. It is believed the other creditors will agree to the compromise. The DailV BuLLteTiN, althongh only a little over three months old, now has four hundred and fifty subscribers, and" the list is getting larger every day. It is. the best and cheapest advertising medium' in the city.

A new a'fld 'reliable Kid' Glove Cleaner is for sale at Pecor'a drucr! store, ffis less and'works like a charm. "'mUnil'" I1KJ. At his residence oh tne Hill City Turnpike, near Maysville; March 2uth, 1882. Mr. RK J.

POLLITT, of consumption, aged .5 1, yours. May TODAY'S HA'ltKEfft CHICAGO. wheat 51 28 pork 17 2d lard' 10 8 i May corn Markets Arm. KETAIL MARKET. mutual consent on Mondav.

Corrected dally by G. W. grocer. street, Maysville, Ky. FLOUR.

Limestone 8 8 25 Maysville Family 7 50 Maysville City 8 00 Mason r. 7 50 Eilzavillo Family 7 25 Sd for, r.r..r.:....... 3oi0 Lurd.jjm uis iUcal Tji f) Turkeys dressed lb io12 Buckwheat, Ub 4K5 Molasses, fancy Coal Oil, gal. 2U Sugar, granulated lb ly A.Tfl lb i yellow D10 Hams, sugar ciried 1II5 Bacon, breakfast fl lb U15 Hominy, gallon 25 Beans, gallon 50 Potatoes peck io 1520 Dissolution Notice. Wm.

F. Power retiring. Dyas and Charles T. Power will continue the business nt the old stand nnder the firm nameof POWER BRO. We extend thanks to our friends for liberal patronagoin the past, and hope for a con tin uauce ot the same for the now firm.

DYAS POWER. OHAS.T. POWER, dlwlmw WM. F.POWER. my EXECUTED ii i E.

F. CLEVELAND, Architect and Builder, DOVER, KY. I ESTIMATES of work and building plans fur-It nlshed promptly and on the most terms. marl'tfm TO THE PUBLIC nPHEundersIcued havlnz sold out ery business to Messrs. Brooks Parker, tney request inucau persons wno are lnuuuieu to the underslKned call and pay tberr accounts and that all persons havlntc.

demands against mem present mem ior payment, rney tnauK thoir patrons for past favors, and ask lor the new firm a conliuuanco of their patronage, being able to recommend them as reliable gentlemen and business men. OARRifcREESiE. Maysville. March 1W2. ml5w ANNUAL MEETING.

riUlE annual meeting of the stockholders of the Lewis and Mason County Turnpike Road Company will beheld on Saturday, April 1st, at 10 o'clock a. at the Sheriff's office in the Court House, Maysville. tor the purpose of electing ofllcers for the ensuing yoar. G. W.

HULL. President. Administrator's Notice. ALL persons having claims asninst the of John Brown, deceased. Will please present them properly authenticated at once, as all claims against said estate.

must be presented by the 1st day oi next April. All persona knowing themselves indebted to the estate must come forward and settle mieatw J. JAMES WOOD. Adm. LEGAL- NOTICE.

Mason Circuit Court. Surab B.Thompon, Plaintiff, vs. I Potltlon in Equity. Robert A. Thompson, Defendant.

Notice Is hereby given that Sarah B. 1 b. filed in the Clerk's bftlce of the Mason Circuit Court, on the 15th' day of March. .1882, a petition against Robert A. Thompson.

her irpsyatidTprayipgoran order ofsald court Snrah 11; Thompson to sell and convey any property she may now own or over after acquire, to contracts in her'bwn "lmmb, to sue und be sde und trade as single woman. Olven. under ray hand as Clerk of said Court. 'Cob nB Sail eo'. 'A'ttor 6ys.

Atttest: BEN. PARRY, majijww cieru Mason circuit court. lngelse. WAXTTS. "lxrANTEiA good white cook, must como Yf well rccornmonded, at tfdw O.

B. CLIFT'S. 1 will do merchant tailoring ai repairing In the best style and on short Leavo orders at George Cox Son'H dry goods storo and at my shop In the fifth ward. flOtf. HEN It WEDDING.

FOR SA1L.H. TnOR SALE No, 1 Seed Oats, No. i Corn for JC feed. At JOS. H.

DODSON'S mar7tfd Grain Warehouse, 10 and 21 Sutton St. TOIi 8AJLK A lot of nice shoulders of my JL' own curlug, at wholesale or retail. A PILES! PILES! W. HPOLLITT. East Mnysvl lie.

PILES? Sure Cure Found at 'Lust Need Suffer! No One A sure cure for blind, bleeding, Itching and ulcerated piles has been discovered by Dr. William, (an Indian remedy,) called Div Williams' Indian Ointment. A single box has cured the worst chronic cases of twenty-five or thirty years standing. No one need suffer Ave minutes after applying this wonderful soothing medicine, Lotions Instruments and do more harm than good. Williams' Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the Intense Itching, (particularly at night alter getting warm in bed,) acts as a poultice, gives In stant and painless relief, and is preparded only dissolved byf I for Piles, Itching of the private parUs, and noth March 20.

1882. Read what the Hon. J. M. Cofllnberry, of about Dr.

William's Pile Ointment; I have used scores ofpile cures, and It aflbrds me pleasure to say that I have never found anything which gave tne such immediate and permaneut rellel as Dr. Will'utns' Indian Ointment. For sale by George T. Wood or mailed receipt of price, St. HENRY VO Sole Prop'rs, 02 Vesey -Street, N.

Y. Dr. Frazior's Root Hitters. Frazler's Root Bitters aiv not a dram -shop whisky beverage, bul are strictly medicinal in every seuse. They act upon the liver and kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular, make the weak strong, heal the lungs, build up the nerves and cleanse the blood and of every impurity.

For dizziness, rush nl ood to head tending to apoplexy, diypepsli', fever and ague, dropsy, pimples ami blotches, scrofulous humors and sores, tetter, rjug worm, white swelling, erysipelas, sore ejes and for young mensutlering from weaknessor debility caused from imprudence, and to In delicate health, Frazlor's R.ot Bitteis are especially recommended. Dr. FraJer I have used two bottles ol your Root Bitters lor dyspepsia, dizziness, weakness and kidney disease, and. they did me more good than the doctors and all the medicine I ever used. From the first dose 1 took began to mend, and I am now iu perfeot health, and feel as well as I ever did.

I consider your medicine one of the greatest blessings, Mils. M. MAKTiy, Cleveland, O. Sold by George T. Wood at SI per bottle.

HENRY Sole Prop'rs, 62 Vesey St jet, N.Y. Skin Diseases Cured By Dk. Frazier's Magio Ointhknt. Cuior as If by magic, pimples, black head or grube, blotches and eruptions on the fuce, leaving tl skin clear, healthy and beautiful. Also cures itch, barber's Itch, salt rheum, tetter.rlugwbrm scald head, chapped hands, sore nipples, soro lips, old obstinate ulcers and sores, SKIN DISEASE.

F. Drake, Cleveland, suffered beyond all description from a skin disease which pea red on his hands, head and fuce, and nearly destroyed his eyes. The most careful doctoring fulled to help him, and after all had failed ho used Dr. Frazier's Magic Ointment and wa cured by a few applications. The first and positive cure for skin disease ever discovered.

Sent by mail on receipt of price, fifty cents. HENRY Solo Prop'rs, 82 Vesey Street, N. Y. For blind, bleeding, itching or ulcerated plle. Dr.

Williams' Indian Pile Ointmeutlls a sure cure. Price SI, by mail. For sale by George T. Wood, druggist. en a wtfbRi house.

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