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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-07-28
FROM ROCKPORT.

RocKPoRT, KY, July 26.
DEAR HERALD-Nothing of Importance
has happened in this part of the moral
vineyard for so long, that am in despair
OF getting up communication worthy a
place in your paper. Now, if had the
versatility OF talent possessed by your
Taylortown correspondent, and could
manufacture something out of nothing,
| would not care the snap OF my finger for
an occasion" But, woe is me! the more
handle nothing the more nothing there
is in it.
has just broken ont in all its virulence
here, but with no fatal results as yet.
WHEAT
is cut and shocked, but the season con-
tinues so rainy that great fears are enter~
tanned that it will sprout in the shock.
THE OATS CROP
is ripening fast, but cannot be harvested
by reason of much rain.
CORN AND TOBACCO
were never better except on bottom land,
where it is about drowned out.
MATTERS AND THINGS IN GENERAL.
Hooker was in town day or two since
and seems to be buoyant and hopeful.
He will get more than party vote here
The building for the foundry is up and
raftered.
A new drugstore is in course of cree
ton.
C. o. Laughlin is finishing a new
store house, with open front, which, wher
finished, will be an ornament to the town
Success to you Corney; may your SHADOW
never grow less.
There have been eleven new dwelling
built here within the last twelve months
besides renovations and additions to 9th
ers Unlike the Great Temple, eth
noise Of the saw and hammer is contin
ually heard.
The stave factory will coon be in op
Grafton again. Mill NEMINI.
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For the Hartford Herald.
A FATHERS WALL.

DIED-0n the 23rd instant, GEORGE AR
GYLE, infant and only son of George c. Wed
ding, of Hartford, Ky.
Forever gone, my only sonl
Forever faded, lovely one!
Gone to thy mothers arms above,
To see her face and claim her love.
Thy smiles no more will greet me here,
The smiles that were so sweet and dear!
But thou wilt be a star to guide
Thy erring father DER the tide,
And greet him on that golden shore
Where all is love forevermore.
Sleeping babe, now fare-thce-welll
Without thee here now must dwell.
When summers come and flowers bloom
In tears I'll visit Argyle's tomb,
And ask a wife and son to cheer
My wretched life while lingering here.
Yes, may those stars in glory shine,
Light up this bleeding heart of mine.
Gone, Argyle, gone! forever gone!
And 1 am left to weep alone!
The FATHER
HARTFORD, KY, July 26, 1875.
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general interest; and this is the first
time we have ever heard the practice
questioned. And we shrewdly suspect
that if it were not feared that he will
prove formidable competitor to some
pet of these representative, fault~fnd-
ing editors, for the Senatorial toga, we
should not hear Governor LESLIE so
severely criticised at this juncture.
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Resolutions.

We hold it to be absolutely essential to the
preservation Of the liberties Of the citizens that
the several States shall be maintained in all
their rights, dignity and equality, as the most
complete and reliable administration Of their
own domestic concerns, and the surest bulwarks
against anti-republican tendencies. Every
attempt on the part of the Federal Government
to exercise a power not delegated to 1T in the
Constitution, or to exercise delegated power
in any manner not therein prescribed, is an act
of usurpation, demanding the instant and I'M
qualified condemnation Of people jealous Of
their liberties. And we ho'd that any uncon>
stitutional interference by the General Govern
ment with the local affairs of airy State TO any
extent or under any pretense whatever should
be at once condemned by all classes of every
section of the Union, as all such acts tend TO
the destruction of our Federal system and the
consolidation of all power in a centralized des-
potism
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and will give new life and zeal to the al
ready energetic and live Order Of Patrons
in this county. There were about fifteen
hundred people there, and the day in all
its purposes. was success; every Patron
felt proud that he was there; the Jealous
in this order were encouraged, and the
doubtful confirmed in their faith.
Yours truly, W. 3.
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GOVERNOR LESLIE'S "IMPROP>
Err CONDUCT

Governor LEsLIE:while recently on
a visit to Glasgow, his old home, was
importuned by his friends and neigh
bors to make them a speech on the pos
htical issues Of the day. He yielded
TO their opportunities, and made most
decidedly the ablest political speech
that has been delivered in Kentucky
for many years. 1t was entirely COM
posed Of the calm and thoughtful utter
ances of the statesman. 1t was absO-
lutely free alike from the exaggcrations
Of the partisan and the hypocritical,
egotistical self-praise of the demagogue.
In it he did not announce himself a
candidate for the L. :. Senate, nor did
he indicate that it was his intention to
forsake his duties as Governor and par
ticipate in the pending State canvass.
He violated no rule of propriety, and
said nothing For did anything TO call
down upon him the virtuous indigna
ton Of the followers of old SORGHUM
and BECK. They are mistaken in the
assertion that no other Governor o.
Kentucky ever made a political speech
while III Office. METcALFE, LETCHER
OwsLEY, MoEEHEAD, MAGoFFIN ant
BRAlmETTE all offended" in like man
ner, by giving public expression to thei
view, on matters of public policy auc
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Henry Butler and YIN. Simmons. OF
Madison county, engaged in a battle
royal on the streets of Richmond, Mon>
day. Butler was shot across the abdo>
men and Simmons through the arm
neither dangerously hurt.
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STAGE LINE.

Mr.. Vaught will continue the stage twice
day between Hartford and Beaver Dam, morn>
ing and evening, connecting with all passen~
ger trains on the L. ?. & Southwestern rail-
road. Passengers set down wherever they de-
sire. uol lY
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Mr.. Howard Gray and wife, of Shelby
vile, are visiting her father, DIR. J. E.
Pendleton. They are accompanied by
Miss Gray.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS No TICE.

VI 40 len NOMMlSSIONEh . NJ IANEs
James II. Taylor's, Admir-, pltff,
against Equity.
James H. Taylor's heirs, dts.
All persons having claims against the estate
of James IL. Taylor, deceased, are requested to
produce the same, properly proven to the un-
dersigned, Master Commissioner of the Ohio
Circuit Court, at his office in Hartford, Ky,
on or before the 18th day Of October next, or
they will be forever barred.
E. R. MURRELL, M.CO.C.C.
July IA, 1875. 2Sn3m
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Searcher, the noted race horse, was
sold by Mr.. Joseph Rhodes, of Lexington,
10 Lorillard. Of New York. for s.. 500.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

+. A. Humans Admir-, pltif,
against Equity.
Z. A. Truman's heirs, dts.
All persons haylng claims against the estate
of Edmund A. Truman, deceased. are requested
to produce the same, properly proven, to the
unders; gned, Master Commissioner of the Ohio
Circuit Court, at his Office in Hartford, Ky, on
or before the 18th day of October next, or they
will be forever barred.
Z. r. MURRELL, NJ COCO.
July II, 1875. 2Sn3m
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The worst roads in the county are the
streets of Hartford
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Trains run daily, Sundays excepted.
RS. TRIPLETT, GENT Manager.
HARTFORD LODGE. No. IL. L. o. c. t.
Meets regularly every Thursday evening in
TaylOr's Hall. Transient members of the
order are cordially invited to attend.
B. P. BERGMAN, W. c. T.
WILLIE LEWIS, W. Seey.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
100 DOLLARS
REV ARD!
For the arrest and delivery to me of
GEORGE ELI CHINN!

who broke out of Jail on the night of the 2lst
of July, 1875. Said Chnn is about is about 5
feet or inches in height, weighs about lTj
pounds; is about 25 years of age; has medium
light hair and eyes, with hair cut very close;
his right arm is off close to the shoulder.
will give ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward
for his arrest and delivery to me at the Jail in
Hartford, Ky. L. l.. WISE, Jailer &C.
n30tf
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Gabriel Actions Admrs, pltffs,
against Equity.
Gabriel Aeton's heirs, defts.
All persons having claims against the estate
of Gabriel Acton, deceased, are requested to
produce the same, properly proven, to the un-
designed, Master Commissioner Of the Ohio
Circuit Court, at mis- Office in Hartford, KY, on
or before the 18th day Of October next, or they
will be forever barred.
Err. MURRELL, M.C.0.C.C.
July ii, 1875. 2Sn3m
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
VIM. Duke, sr.'s, Executors, pltffs,l
against Equity.
VIM. Duke, sr.'s, heirs, dts.
All persons having claims against the estate
of VIM. Duke, ST., deceased, are requested to
produce the same, properly proven, to the un-
dersigned, Master Commissioner of the Ohio
Circuit Court, at his Office in Hartford, Ky, on
or before the 18th day of October next, or they
will be forever barred.
f. R. MURRELL, M.C.O.C.C.
July IA, 1875. 2Sn3m
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Ben. Duvalrs Admir-, pltff,)
against Equity.
Ben. DuvalPs heirs.
All persons having claims against the estate
Of Benjamin Duvall, deceased, are requested to
produce the same, properly proven, to the IN
dersigned, Master Commissioner of the Ohio
Circuit Court, at his Office in Hartford, KY, on
or before the 18th day of October next, or they
will be forever barred.
E. MURRELL, M.C.0.C.C.
July IA, 1875. 2sn3m
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Fall 81 Winter

Goods, offer for sale the following articles at
the prices named:
Clark's o. a. +. Thread, 4 SpOOIs for
25 cents.
CaIicOes best brands. to = cents.
Hard-w ide Brown Domestic. CENTS
BIeached - 10 to III G.
Latest styles of Dress Goods at Import
ers' Prices.
COttOnades. from 70 TO 25 cents.
Ladies' SHOES frem ~ to Sl.0O.
Best Quality Mems BrOgans from ST.
% 10 $50.
Clothing at New York cost.
Mems White. AIl-I.inen, shield Bosom
shirts for SI.5O.
And every thing else i'm prOpOrtiOn.l
1 mean what say. Ihave no time for fool
ishness. | am determined to sell, as | must
have the room for new goods. Call and see and
satisfy yourselves. Now is the only eppOrtu-
nifty you will ever have to buy goods at really
Wholesale prices L. SMALL.
Hartford Ky, July -, 1915. nlly
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
Louisville. Padueah a Southwestern

Tho down train for Padueah leaves Louis
Vile, daily except Sunday at $50 a. m.and ar
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@ublcriptionsfono ser uSribune" fir bic
our9 Die 8ertuii itunsen ser 9eul6reden
in Notb 9eratbenen Perl lonen in &anlas
un6 gebrasta iiberl ltei9t jebt $4,000
uno md9st be1tdnbig an. Die Ginnob=
men betra9en tdgli9 bur6l l6nittli6 5000
Serr 9feio lonote 9eitern $4,000 na6
ben obengenonntcn @taaten ab 10 Oab
iebt i'm @an5en 0,l00 bon oielem Tono
ob9e1anot lpuroen.
Serre9 ant te, Sn6., 9. Tebr. SIN
8raiil 81 itrift boben beute 1900 &oblcn<
erdber Die 9lrbeit eingcfellt lucil Oie
@rubenbeliber ben 9obn BON IS ouf 70
Gents per Some Derunterleben wollten.
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began9en. Sort 1teben ouf elmer ob9e=
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6armarbeiter ,uoDnen. Gine5 bic1er
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mems G9bert @idler> bel benz lcit Sur
5em STANLEY Powers nit lciner Srau
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no6 9onle 5uriif Sort >uurbe Yowers
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ben bes olten N}annes 1ab> rief er: SD
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UNI Die Tubgelenfe un0 5ogen i'm aug
benz 9Qu1e un0 bur6 Den @6nee na6
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Die No6barn famen aus ibren 9du Iern !;
aber als iie bic beioen &aufbol6e iaben>
tuie lie ibr Opfer bur6 ben @6nee Segen
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NIT 0em olten Manne tbaten 1T ni0t
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9olsbaule bon bort 0ur6 Den @6nee
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feline WoDnung. Sort 9aben lie i'm
auf9ebdnyt uno tbeil>peile perbrannt>
tpenn man na6 Dem 3uitanoe. in tuel=
6em Die 2ei6e efun0en mrroe, urtbeilen
oarf. Sic 0l6roer lin0 uerbaftet luor=
ben.
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orei Sagen 6errl6te bier cine beftl9e
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q9oomero&o, =. 0eno 10. SSelorotenr 1876
49, eeAM

luor0en, obwobl Ser Nerein in leincr gan,
sen Ginri6tung 1toatlid) gcncbmi9t mar
un6 Gorporotionsrebtc be ltt. Geoer
l6ien es 9elpilien 9crren an Gtcuerru0cr
Der Tegierung niht SIT 9cfollcn, oaB Der
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ober, lpeld)c 1i9 bisDer III berpprra9cnoer
gcile al bielcm 2ic6eslucrfe betbeili9te,
fat man Nlittcl unO 9Se9c gcflnoen, outb
fccncr Der bcOrdn9tcn Sage Scr armen
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6ritli@e 2iebc lit erlinocril6.
pobcrborm7. San. Scr 9ScIll.
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Wlollintrpot no0, 10 wiir0e i1m jctt bic
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G6bn6cn 5u bc9riibcrl oclicn icinc &C.
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SSp0emfbau.
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Quftro9c, oab iorton 6osGini iommeln bon
@aben perboten 1ei. Gs entltano inter
ben &aufern unO 8ertaufe fern cine 5ol1e
l1nSufrie0enbeit> baB man einen 9roBen
Sumult beiiirbtete. Ginise Sauern er<
tldrtcn oarouf NIT lauter Stimme, boB 1ie
bere* ,udren, Die @abcn in Gmpfang gu
nebmen uno gum &ronteuboule gu belor=
gen, unO es bilOete li6 cine f0rmli6e
Yroseilion BON Menl6en, >uelhe nit &C.
bensmjtteln oller 9(rt belaoen su 0euYior=
ten bcs &loi tiers pilgertcn. Geitoem lit
Die Wpbtbdtigfeit 9eltic9en unO ben 9uten
@9me itcrn Diel 3eit erlpart. - Sogor
Dem 9omenpcrein, wel6er orme Trouen
aQer GOnfeIlionen liebeOol unterltiibt, 1T
oos @er6ot oeS @olleetiyens auaeltellt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-10
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(Snlano)
- Cine @oIbinstoner 3eitun9, bas
~gapitol" entbdlt Nnoeutunsen oenen
aufolse cine Menee Yeten perbronnt ooer
perni6tet ,ueroen ioGleu, bamit Der nd6lte
Gcnsreb feline unterlu6un9en an iteQen
fDnne; ferner beibt es in sem 9enonnten
Blatte, bab I'M Sale elmer unterlu6uns
i'm Miniferium oes Snnern @taats-
@etret6r 9elanp aug Dem 2onoe fii9ten
,piiroe. Qu9 mirb bebauptet, ooB ,pi9tige
Nctenl ltiide aus Dem @9abamt 9eitoblei
,uproen linb; bel 8eenoigung bes &rieges
leien nod fir $S5O>0OO, 900 &rie9sbe=
itdnoe porbon6en geipe1en unb Nieles
1eitber oerfauf unb oas @elb in un9eDD=
riger Weiie Derausgobt ,porOen.
9orrisburg, Ya., 2. Tebr. SIM
bieli9en &eprdlentantenbauie ipielte li6
9eitern Mbeno eine fcanoal6le @cene ob.
&urs nod g:0ffnuns Der @ibung tuaro
BON W. Cooper Salleg bic 8eratbuns
elmer Betition bon 8lrsern BON 2ancaiter
County beantragt, &uorin Iie ben @ib oes
8. p. &oIenmiller zines &epublifaners
BON jenem 9iitritt fir pafant erflart
leben woqen. Sic Petition mar am er=
iten Sage Der @eilion, ebe Die Mitglie=
Der ein9ei9woren tporoen, eingebra6t>
ober suriid9ele9t iporoen. 9ie &epubliz
foner erboben sen @inwanb, Die Petition
t0nne ni6t in Grludsun9 9e5o9en ,ueroen,
,penn 1ie ni9t bon Neuem por9elegt tpiiroe
Ser @preder (@err Batterlon) mics ben
Gintuanb 5uriid uno als 9c9en feline
@ntl 9eibung oppellirt ,uuroe ent1pann
1i6 cine leb6a fte 9ebatte. @dlieBlid)
,purbe bie Gnt1 19eioung bes @preders
init 100 9e9en IS @timmen gut9eDeibcn>
porauf Der &epublifaner gBolfe ben Orb
nunssruf erbob oob cine 3weiorittfls=
Majoritdt n0tbig lei I'M Die Petition
auf5uncbmen. Ser @preder entl6ieo
gesen 6iele Mn1i6t un0 als 9e9en feline
Gntl6eioung pieoer appelirt tpurbe, paro
ber 9lntras auf Terta9ung geltellt ben
Der @pre9er fir bere9tigt ertldrte. 9err
@olfe iprang iofort auf uno perlangte
9ebDrt gu tueroen. Ser @pre6er bemertte
linn, bab Elm Nntrdy ouf Nerta9ung ni9t
bebattirbor lei uno eriu6tc ibn> 1i6 gu
1eben. 9err Molfe riei: SD bin ni9t
auBer Or0nuns un6 tueroe meinen @ib
nidt einnebmen."
Ser @pre@er: Scr Serr miro ieinen
Git einne6men ODER oer @ereeant=at
Mrns miro i'm aus Der Salle entfernen.
Serr @olie r9as >uir6 ct ni@t."
(Nufe ouf Der republitanii i@en @eite oes
Saules bon uNein Nein!")
Ser Spre6er: Scr @erseant=ot=
Mrms tpiro ben 9errn aus Der 9oue ent<
fernen."
9ieier Beamte 9in9 iofort oaran> leinc
pfidt gu tbun, aber bic republifani13en
Treunoe Beg 9errn Wolfe traten ibm in
ben Weg unb es entitano cine Scene,
Die ibres @lei6en in leeis(otipen Der-
lammlunsen iu9t. @dmmtli6e M't9lie<
Der perlieBen lire @ibe, bic @epublifa=
ner bielten bem @er9eant=at=Nrms ibre
Mepolper ppr un6 inmitten 6es 9Dlen=
ldrms perto9te oer @pre@er oas 9aus.
QlemOort, 8. Stbr, Ser Dollar