Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1894-03-24

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THE bonded debt of Manchester is S12,
700.
THE summer hotel burned at Carter
Caves.
SPECIAL table cover sale at Hoeflich' S
Monday.
CANNED goods cheaper at Geisel's than
anywhere.
GET your Easter Dyes at the Postoffice
Drugstore.
GEIsEL has the completest stock of
fancy groceries.
LARGEST line of carpets and rugs in the
city at Hoeflich's.
SEE c. P. Dieterich & Bro display of
Easter flowers today,
THERE'S to be an auction sale Of 260 lots
left over from the boom at Pinevlle.
PRETTY and stylish are the suits
turned out by Davis e. Trap the tailors,
HENRY WEDDING, formerly of this city,
is i'll with Brght's disease at Hillsboro,
o.
ALBERT II. CHARLTON, member of the
late Legislature from Louisville, has re-
signed.
AMERICA is new Postoffice in Fleming
county, and Albert America is Post
master.
J. L. MORSE, born in Fairfax county,
Va, in 1892, died in Bell county, this
state, a few days ago.
JUDGE MAT WALTON of Lexington is
talked of as successor to Colonel John o.
Hodges in the Senate.
THE Alumni Association of the Nan
chester High school will hold their first
annual meeting April 18th.
AT the Postoffice Drugstore a most
extensive line of pipes has been received
lately. Call and see them.
If you get suit of Davis & Trapp you
are sure to get fit and their spring and
summer stock cannot be beat
THE favorite tailors Davis 81 Trapp
have magnificent line of spring and
summer suitings. Give them a call.
"
CHAMBERS PHIsTER, brother of Captain
c. NJ. Phister of this city, is a member of
the Board of Equalization at Newport.
"
THE Rev. w. IL. Munnell, Pastor of
the Central Gospel Mission, died at Louis
vile, and was buried yesterday at Paris.
A THEATRICAL manager has telegraphed
Miss Madge Pollard an offer of $500
week for twenty weeks. What will he
give Billie Breckenridge?
HAVE you seen the elegant stock of
suitings and pants patterns of Davis &
Trap? They are the finest ever brought
to Maysville and should be seen by every
man in Mason county.
W. c. DEMING this week sewers his con-
nection with The Tribune Democrat at
Mt. Olivet and will leave for his new field
of labor at Warren, o. THE LEDGER's
best wishes attend him.
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The Supreme Court of Ohio has decided
that when the season for killing quail is
closed in that state these birds cannot be
brought in from other states where they
have been killed lawfully.
THE Attorney General has filed about
twenty suits against corporations of the
state for non payment OF Il franchise tax.
All the principal street car companies and
anumber of railroads proper are included
among the defendants.
WILLARD WILLIAMS, who by the way
is one of the best bicyclists in Mason
county, has chosen the Union bicycle
and the Morgan It Wright tire. Mr..
Williams is with Theo. G. Power, who
has an excellent stock of bicycles at his
store.
CHARLES w. RIFE, after pleasant
association of some months, today sewers
his connection with THE LEDGER. He
will leave this evening for Geneva. o., to
accept the position of Contracting Press
Agent for the Walter l.. Main Show--a
position for which he possesses every
qualification, THE LEDGER wishes him
success.
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