Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-06-06

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ma YSvILLE WEATHER.
What We MaS Ecpect For the Nept
Ttcemty.fetr Hours.
THE LED0ER's
WEATHER SIGNALS.
White streamer-FAIR;
Blue-RAIN or SNOW;
with Black ABovE-'twill wARHnR
- grow.
II Blacks sENEArH-ooLDER'twill
be:
Unless Bldek's shown-no change
we'llsee
F~The above forecasts are made for .
y srlod Of thirty-six hours. ending at O'Clock
tomorrow evening.
Mary Tully was yesterday indicted for
keeping disorderly house.
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New goods and latest novelties in China
and Glass at Schatzmann's.
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Eight bars of Proctor & Gamble Soap
for 25 cents. CRAWFORD & CADY.
Buy a Gas Stove and save 25% on your
gas bills. Investigate the cost. ]. ].
Fitzgerald.
For Pure Drugs call on Henry w. Ray,
successor to Theo. G. Power, next door
to Postofflce. Prescriptions a specially
Mr., Roy A. Cox and Miss Margaret
Hoobler, both of Vanceburg, were mar
ried Thursday evening at Charleston, w.
Va.
Rev. s. d. Boggs of Catlettsburg will
preach morning and evening at the
Washington Presbyterian Church to-
morrow.
Mr.. L. Ed Pearce, formerly OF this city,
has been confirmed as Auditor of the city
Of Lexington, having proven to the sat
isfaction of the Board of Aldermen that
he was eligible.
Squire S Ii. Bettys OF Mt. Olivet, who
drew 81, 500 in the Louisiana Lottery and
subsequently had such checkered mar
ried career, is now an inmate OF the Sol
dier's Home at Dayton. o.
Hon. Alex. Il. McGuffey, the prominent
Attorney who died at Cincinnati this
week, was the son-in.law of DR.. Daniel
Drake, the great physician and surgeon
who went from this county.
Thursday night Mr.. Douglas Ort, the
clever Adams Express messenger. met with
painful accident at the G. and o. Station.
Some ''rouster" ran heavy trunk against
his heel, MASKING it in most serious
way.
Call and learn how cheap you can buy
a Watch. p J. Murphy warrants all his
Watches to keep good time. He guaran-
tees to undersell any other dealer. His
stock is the largest and finest selected in
the city.
Mr.. Clifford Gibson. son OF Colonel
John B. Gibson of this city, was one of
those who narrowly escaped the st. Louis
tornado. He was absent from home.
The house was wrecked and he lost all
save what he had on his back.
The bill increasing the pension of Cap.
tain j. Harvey Parker Of Vanceburg to
$50 a month passed both houses OF Con-
gress, and il now awaits the President s
signature to make it effective. Mr.. Cleve.
land will perform just and righteous
act in approving it.
Mothers will find Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy especially valuable for Group
and whooping cough. II will give
prompt relief and is safe and pleasant.
We have sold it for several years and it
has never failed to give the most perfect
satisfaction. G. W. Richards, Duquesne,
Pa. Sold by ]. James Wood, Druggist.
Austin COrbin, New York banker, whose
sudden death was announced Thursday
taught school a good many years ago in
this county near Washington and boarded
with Mr.. Thomas Forman who then
lived on the Simon Kenton place near
that town. When he came into promi-
nence few years ago. all the older men
in that neighborhood remembered him as
having been pedsgogue there.
Rev. E. B, Cake will deliver lecture
titled "Buddha. the Light of ASIA" in
the chapel of the Christian Church on
next Sunday at y p. m. The chapel is
seated with the Church pews. Entrance
on the East side. A quartette composed
OF Mrs, Stanley Lee. Miss Frances Cake,
Mr. Ellis and Mr.. Durrum will give two
numbers. Seats free. Collection at the
close.