Daily Public Ledger, 1892-11-07

A ,!! REPUBLICAN. Dr. H. C. Jveiiee Is new located at Flcmingsburg. 1 . Mrs. Charles Larrins, suffering from fever, suicided, by drowning at Ports Portsmouth. - mouth. Portsmouth. N. Coef ek Is Agent for the Peach Or Orchard - chard Orchard Ceal Cqmpnny. See his advertise advertisement - ment advertisement elsewhere. 1' A. N0YE8, who is credited wlih living in Aberdeen, went te Cincinnati Saturday and lest a roll of 81S0. Railroads always employ the best lawyers, thcrofero James P. Hatbesen never has been a railroad lawyer. 1 1 The Maysvillc Cotten 31111s have shut down until Wednesday in order .te put in a new water heater and make ether repairs. I. 1 i ' Four murderers will be hung in Louis Louis-ville Leuis Leuis-villo - villo Leuis-villo between the 0th and 16th of December a pair of colored and a pair of white. Mrs. Mary J. Ve'rmillien, widow of Columbus Vermillion, has been granted a pension at the rate of $12 per month from November 8d, 1890. The Central Hetel at Winchester was badly damaged by fire Saturday, and sev several - eral several guests had narrow escapes. Less about $15,000, with $12,000 Insurance. Under the new election law any citizen of Maysvillc who has moved from ene Ward into another must 11 ve in the last Ward sixty days befere he is entitled te vote. There Is semewhat of a conflict be between - tween between the street car line and the C. and O. Railway Company at Ashland, grow growing - ing growing out of claims of right of way for the respective readSj At Paducuh U. C. Jenes was held in $2,000 ball en the charge of being criminally intlmate with Jimmic Martin, a ten-year-old girl. This Is the second case against Jenes for the same offense. Harry Haulman is announced this morning as a candidate 'for Mayer of Maysville. Mr. Haulman is ene of the best citizens and has for many years been a most valuable member of the City Council from the Fifth Ward. If elected he will serve with but ene end in view, that of the wclfare of the people. 1 The Irhh Ateaktng. The following is a letter from a citizen of Indianapolis te The Irish World Editor Irish World Sir: I am an Irish man and I cast mv first vete for Benja min Harrison in 1888 and will vete for him again en November 8th next. Tbe number of Irish Republicans are increas increasing - ing increasing rapidly and it is a geed sign. I have visited England, Ireland and Wales, and hew an Irishman can be a Democrat after living under Free-trade and starvation wages has always puzzled me. Keep the geed work up, and we will elect Benja Benjamin - min Benjamin Harrison net only by a majority of the Electoral votes, but a majority of the votes of the people. He has certainly shown himself te be a friend te the Irish Irishman, - man, Irishman, and we will show our appreciation of his kindness by casting the largest Irish vete ever cast for any Republican next November, Yours truly Bart O'Leary. American Cholera. ' Frem The Daily Reveille, Whatcom, Wash.: "T. C. Burnett, the Democratic candidate for Sheriff, was taken violently ill at Clearbrook. He had all the symp symptoms - toms symptoms of Asiatic cholera, and for an hour or two it was feared he would die. They finally gave him a dese of Chamberlain's Celic, Cholera and Diarrheea Remedy, which revived him until a physician ar arrived." - rived." arrived." That is precisely what the manu manufacturers - facturers manufacturers of that medicine recommend for cholera. Send for a physician but glve thelr medicine until the physician 'ar 'arrives. - rives. 'arrives. If cholera becomes prevulent in this country next summer this prepara preparation - tion preparation will be In great demand because it can always be depended upon. Fer salq by Power & Reynelds, Druggists. Seme Pointer The polls shall be opened at 7 o'clock in the forenoon, and kept open con continuously - tinuously continuously up te and' closed at 4 o'clock in the aftornoen, and before receiving the ballet of any doctor, the officers of election shall cause te be proclaimed that such electien Is opened. Ne person ether than the olectleu officers and challongers shall remain within fifty root of the .polls, except when voting. In Maysvillc veters should, remember the number of their residence. Ne ballet shall be rejected ter any technical errer which, dope net make It Impossible te determine the voter's choice. If a person offering te vete is net per personally - sonally personally known te ene of the Judges or the Sheriff as a qualified voter, he shall be interrogated, under oath adminlstored by ene of the Judges or the Clerk, as te his quallflcatlen. .Voters isall leave the roew m oe aa tW T0d. , sv Vateta haw w wrH wkatmr V ". VIM CMC c Dm wvMac Aft iafeteaM m MUVMt H

ONE CENT. TUB BINOLE X JUBILEE. Neither llea$Hring te the Democracy Terrifyitm te the Hepubllcan. Ner The Democratic Single X rally en Sat Saturday - urday Saturday night did net amount te much. The clubs from the country did net mate materialize. - rialize. materialize. The Orangeburg and Plumvllle clubs came in together, thirteen Btreng, and was the only organized body te ar arrive. - rive. arrive. The dmonstratien dldjnet ceme up te the expectations of the faithful by any means. A large crowd was at the Courthouse, compescd'of slngle X, double X, triple and quadruple X voters. The small boy and the tin horn were numerous en the streets and were about as eloquent and convincing as seme of the Democratic oratory with which the geed peeple of Masen county have been. afflicted for the last several weeks. Hen. Mr. Fleming of Loulsville made a speech at the Courthouse which was very rank. James P. Harbeson has been a per persistent - sistent persistent office seeker for mero than twenty years. It has become chronic with him. We will Wednesday have the pleasure of announcing te our readers that Presi President - dent President Harrison has been triumphantly re! elected. A. M. J. Cochran, in his capacity as a lawyer, has prosecuted mere claims against the railroad company than he has defended. If there Is any Free-trader In Mays Maysville - ville Maysville who wants te bet $300 that Clove Clove-land Cleve Cleve-land - land Cleve-land will be elected te-morrow, he can be accommodated at The Ledoer office. Judge Mostfert Qf the Franklin Cir Circuit - cuit Circuit Court at Frankfort has decided that the WerJdVFalr Appropriation bill is constitutional. New let the precession precesh. W. A. Btren and Themas A. Davis were greeted Saturday night at Flemings Flemings-burg - burg Flemings-burg with two brass bands, a crowded Courthouse and bar'ls- and bur'ls of enthusiasm. James P. Harbeson has never had a case before the Court of Appeals since he has been a practicing attorney. Se says Judge Prybr, a Democrat en the bench of that court. Jehn P. McCartney will close his brilliant canvass at Flcmingsburg to tonight. - night. tonight. The Courthouse will be hand semely decorated, and he will rccclve a perfect ovation at the hands of the geed peeple of his home city. In Carter county Hal Doncckcrstabbed and killed Charles Griffith. The former said that any Union soldier who voted the Democratic ticket was a feel or a traitor, which Griffith resented. Do Do-necker De De-necker - necker De-necker escaped. Tns Commercial Gazette is fast gaining a reputation for fabulous stories. Has it adopted The Enquirer's standing rule te print nothing that is net "sensational?" Lewis county appears te be the field of operations for ene of its most accom accomplished - plished accomplished Munchauscns. 8ally Lamb, pretty country girl, stelo a geld ring and was sent te jail for two months in Louisville. Then she tumbled In leve with a young footpad named Berny Hcckard, who was given a year at Frankfort. She premises te watt for and marry him when his seutence expires. The Nttv 31. K. Church. The new M. E, Church, Seuth, was formally dedicated yesterday morning. The sermon was preached by Rev. J. Reeves, Presiding Elder, A large crowd was present at both mernlng'and eveniug services. Matenie Netice. Regular meeting of Confidence Ledgo Ne. 53 te-night at 7 o'clock promptly. Business of importauce is te be trans transacted. - acted. transacted. Members arc urged te attend promptly at the above named hour. Brethren of sister Ledges cordially in invited. - vited. invited. Georee W. Sulser. Scc'y. wiii m -I Mr. K. C. Khea, Of MHferd, Neb., says she suffered great greatly - ly greatly from a complication of diseases of female weakness and liver and kidney troubles. Her health was firlly restored by using Dr. Hale's Household Tea, the most pleasant and most effective medi medicieo - cieo medicieo known. 25 and GO cent package at Power & Reynolds's Drugstore. I. 1 1 1 Deeth of Jehn Fisher. Jehn Fisher died at his home en Sixth street yesterday morning at 0,80 o'clock atter an illness of many months. Mr. Fisher was among the eldest and best known of our Irish residents. He was born In the County Wexford, Ireland, 75 years age. He came te America In 1851 and haa lived cver $(nce in Maysville. HU bereft family consists of a wife a4 four cklklre, Mrs, W. W. Wlllecfc. aa4 XfcM Katt FUher, a,nd Jobs aa4 eMph, all of tfeJt atty. 1

THE LAST ItEPUBtlCAN ItAZZT. At Neptune Halt Te-NightfT. A Jlyren and Other trttl Speak. The last rally of the campaign to tonight. - night. tonight. ' Hen. W. A: Byren, Republican candi candi-,dato candi candi-,date - ,date candi-,date for Commonwealth's Attorney, Themas' A. Davis ant ethers will speak at Neptune 'Hall. v' Everybody .cordially invited te be present . , The winter time card of the L. and N. will go into effect November 18th. The soldlers of the Mexlcau War will meet at Frankfort en the 15th Inst. Republicans should see that no Demo Democrat - crat Democrat who is net registered votes te mor morrow. - row. morrow. Price Raburn was jailed at Mt. Sterling for passing a number of bogus checks. - 1 11 m 1 The new Hetel Glynden at Richmond was thrown open te the public en No November - vember November 1st. Miss Kate Edgar is n Democratic can candidate - didate candidate for Scheel Commissioner in Bour Bourbon - bon Bourbon county,. Miss Minnie Cellins, daughter of Ellas Cellins, is ill with diphtheria at Flemlngsburg The Mountain Monitor is making a geed fight for the local Republican ticket In the Sandy Valley. Cuarles H. WRienrand Sarah Laugh Laugh-lin - lin Laugh-lin eloped from Lexington and married in New Albany. Ind. Voters, remember that the polls clese at 4 o'clock en election day. Ne ballet can be cast after that hour. Railroads always employ the very best of legal talent. This i; why Mr. Harbeson was never a railroad lawyer. Samuel B. Knox, born in Nicholas county, and who went West in 1843, died at Cottage Grove, Oregon, leaving a large family. Harry, son of Charles L. Brown tbe well known railroad man, dled at Lex Lexington - ington Lexington of heart disease. He was buried at Covington. Edwin W. Sallee of Fern Leaf, and Miss Minnie W. Humlong of " Meadow Lake Farm" will marry at neon en Dccember 1st. Jehn Butler, fireman en the Ken Kentucky - tucky Kentucky Central, took a dose of gas from a Loxlngten dentist and came near getting a job of firing elsewhere. 1 Miss Leuie Andrews of Flcmingsburg will be ene of the Maids of Hener at the annual ball of the Satellites of Mercury, Louisville, en the 18th Inst. The case of the Trustees of the Dever Church vs. the M. and B. 8. Railway Company bus been transferred from the Court of Appeals te the Superior Court. Elias Cellins, Jailer of Fleming county, ia confined te his heuse by ill illness, - ness, illness, but hopes te be out in time te cast a vete for Harrison 'and the entire Re publican ticket. Miss Desia Oldham, aged 10, a lovely girl and a graduate of Vassar, died at Falmouth of consumption, having reached home from the Seuth only an hour provleusly. Dick Thompson, aged 80, was thrown from a horse at Enterprise and killed. Just thirty years age, within thirty feet of the same place, his father was killed In tbe same way. Enterprise Meat Cutters and Lard Presses are the best made, a stock of all sizes, also a beautiful line of Ceal Vases, (Brass and Japan,) Shevels, Pokers and Tongs, at Frank Owens Hardware Ce. Remember, The Ledoer prints "Help Wanted," "Lest." " Found," andaimilar notices net of a business character, fru of charge. The only thing we require is that the copy be sent in befere 0 o'clock en day of publication.

l.T FIRST YEAR., 1 PERSONAL POINTS. X&"1! Ien havefrinul vitihne veu, or if you are aoUie away en a vUU, please drop us a note te that tffttt. Miss ,Maggie Bldwell of Tuckahee Is the pleasant guest of Miss May Procter of the Sixth Ward. NO ALTRBNATIVE. Mnxwelten's bruea are bonny, Whero curly fall tbe dew. And 'twas thore that Antile Lawrle Did eat Ice cream for two. Bome vicious llttle mlorebcs Of her stomach get Inslde, And that same bonnle Annle Lawrle Gladly laid her down and died. Her brew was llke n snow-ft, Her threat was llke a swan, Her face It was the fairest That e'er the sun shene en. It maxle no dlllorenco te the mlcrobe, His consclenco nover aweke, , Annle Lawrle ate the lce cream. And she simply bad te creak. x Themas G. Judy died near Sharpsburg, aged 45. It Is practically all ever new, but the voting and shouting. Vete lu the morning te avoid a possi possible - ble possible rush In the afternoon. Make your X mark in the square whicn contains the eagle. Dat after te-morrow somebody will be explaining hew it was done. 1 .Ml The prosperity of the country depends en Republican success at the polls. Frank Davis, a popular young car carpenter - penter carpenter of Milferd, thinks of locating in Maysvllle. A8ULAND ana lronten will be con connected - nected connected by a steam railway transfer in about ten days. Ik Marlen county two masked robbers held up Geerge Cravcns'and took $18 in money from him. 11 e . They are building a new hotel at Ash Ashland, - land, Ashland, and it will teke 190,000 brick "for the foundation alone. !- HI . Don't fall te hear W. A. Byren, candi-. date for Commonwealth's Atterney, at Neptune Hall te-night. m. Mrs. Lindlky M. Keasdy, who was Miss Nellie Slmrall of Loulsville, ia daugcreusly ill at Boulder, Cel. 1 m 1 Will Read and Albert Jenes get into a difficulty at Loxlngten in which Jenes was severely cut in several places. At Willard, Graysen county, the four- year-old daughter of Elmer Smith fell into the flre and was burned te death. Clavton Camp, a bad negre, who es caped from the Mayfield Jail seme months age, has been captured in Mississippi. . ii 'Republicans, be sure you get te the polls early te-morrow. They close promptly at 4 o'clock se, don't put off voting until the afternoon. Each voter is allowed three minutes in whlchne prcpare'hls ballet. At this rate only twenty can be accommodated in each booth per hour. Vete early. Covington sports have accomplished the rcmarkable feat of forcing a pool poolroom - room poolroom te shut up. Frank Whitney .started up six weeks age, but lest about 810,000 and decided te shut up. Democratic orators speke Saturday as follews: General Hardin at Glasgow; ox-Governer Bucknpr at Jamestown; Senater McCain at Jacksen; Hen W. O. Owens at Owingsvllle; Hen. O. M. Clay at Elkton. iii Be particular te see that you have your ballet prepared correctly te-morrow. If you have any doubt as te where you should place your stencll mark ask the Clerk of the election. It is his duty te show you. In Laurel county a young man named Langford laid down en the side of the read and went te Bleep. A forest nre was burning near by and it reached him,

I t . ! Themas Fitzgerald of Harrison county and Miss Ellen Byren of Bracken were married at Broekvlllo a few days age. The brlde is a sister of Hen. V7, A. Byren, candidate for Commonwealth Atterney for this District. Sam Clay of Lexington, who stelo $8,000 from Bookmaker Tem Shannen in jfew Yerk, has turned up. He married the woman he left New Yerk with at Oakland, California, and left for Salt Lake City, having 122,000 In bills and a certified check for 831,000. 1 1 Bemb persons would have the peeple infer from their representations that Judge IlMFfewen would refute te take part Ih a railroad l W KU cervicea were telktted. Mr. BarixKaw baa mw WMj preWaMf.tiM mum why fct ka&ftmf

igniting his clothing and se badly burning him that he died. The Pittsburgh Iren and Steel Com Company - pany Company be's filed suit in the United States Court against the Ashland Steel Com Company, - pany, Company, The amount prayed for ia 810U, 810U,-160, - 160, 810U,-160, which is alleged te be th'e balance due for the orectlon of a stcel plant. 1 11 TnR bullhcaded Democratic Auditor at Frankfort, who has arrayed himself against the Legislature, the Governer, the Attorney General and the Courts, will probably rtfttM te pay ew th Wetld'i Fair Appropriate wba ettawd te faietgr Um OwurteCApfttak, If ka & tffl4 Mftttlkl M-Ur Mftkfl it Ri1.' . a . . ..1,