Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1894-11-02

from visit to Cincinnati.
Mr.. G. P. Dieterich has returned from
business trip through Central Kentucky.
Mrs. Herbert N. Reno and daughter
Frances of Cincinnati are visiting Mrs.
DR.. Phister.
Mrs. S. r. Powell has returned from a
visit to her son, Mr.. John Powell, Of
Covington.
Miss Sudie Bradford Of Aberdeen, who
has been attending school in Cincinnati,
is at home on visit.
Mrs Sophia Arthur of Shannon has
returned from visit to her daughter,
Mrs. W. II. Cole, Of Shawhan.
Miss Anna G.. Shackleford will leave
tomorrow for Cincinnati to enter the
Cincinnati School of Photography.
Mr.. Will Stockton came in yesterday
from two weeks trip in the interest OF
Mr.. E. A. Robinson's Cigar Factory.
Hon. j. d. Kehoe, Superintendent Of
the Treasury Wing Of the Swampoodle,
was a pleasant caller on The LEDGER
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Biltz and son
Howard of Newport have been guests of
Mr. and Mrs j. G. Miller Of Riverside
the past week.
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im before o o'clock in the
morning.
William Hunt of the First Ward is i'll
with the fever
The First National Bank declared a SO
semi-annusl dividend yesterday.
The condition OF Mr.. Joseph Crawford.
who is i'll with fever. is no better.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake P. Nash are re-
joicing over the arrival of ten pound
son.
The Covinlton poolrooms have again
opened their doors in spite OF the city
authorities.
The Governor offers $50 reward for
Alvin Adams, charged with murder in
Owen county.
Mr.. Austin Gayle, who has been max
ing his home at Carlisle for some time,
has returned to this city. He is in very
bad health.
Distillers of Baltimore will test the
constitutionali,y OF the section of the
new Tariff Law increasing the tax on
whisky in bond.
II Herman of New York has sued
Thomas & Gallihen of Ashland in the u |
S. Court for 1886 20, balance due on
lumber contracts.
Al a meeting of the members of the |
Christian Church at Augusta Elder w. |
d. Rice was unanimously called to the
Passionate for the fifth time.
E. B. Saunders, a prominent and |
wealthy farmer, who resides near Sharps-
burg, was kicked in the left groin by a
horse and dangerously hurt.
A three-year old daughter of Lewis
Mcclure, living near Worthwhile, was
shot and instantly killed by her ten-year-
old brother. He was playing with an old
shotgun, and shot her head off
Major Clinton McClarty, Manager OF
the Louisville Clearing house for twenty
years, is dead. He was once well
known newspaper man, afterwards Clerk
of the Lower House of the Kentucky
General Assembly, and was soldier
under Colonel Breckenridge.
Captain Mace Agnew, popular com
mander in the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
line, has withdrawn from the river.
Captain Agnew embarked during the
low water season in the coal business In
Bellevue. SO successful has the venture
been that he has decided to devote his
entire time to the business.
In our sketch of Mr.. Thad f. Moore,
candidate for Sheriff, II was stated that
he was an Ohio man. While there's ,
nothing to be ashamed of IL II we're true,
II 10 Just as well to be accurate. Mr..
Moore was born in Campbell county, KY,
but removed with his parents to Bracken,
where he worked on his father farm for
several years. Since that time he has ,
been variously engaged, having charge
OF a store in Virginia. clerking at New
Richmond. o.. and being commercial
traveller. In 1888 he became permanent {
resident Of Dover. d