The Hartford herald., 1875-01-27
WHAT THEY SAY OF US

| WHAT THEY 81 Y OF US
Below we reproduce some of the kind,
ly greetings extended THE HERALD by
our brethren Of the Kentucky press:
We have received the initial number oi
THE HARTFORD HERALD, published week.
ly at Hartford, KY, by John P. Barrett
& Co, We thrice welcome it upon our
list Of exchanges. 1t is able, stylish and
interesting.-Grayson County Herald.
Mr.. Wallace Gruelle, late editor of the
Louisville Tribune, has commenced the
publication Of THE HARTFORD HERALD
The publisher will be Mr. John P. Barrett,
who is said to have organized the first tenn
perance lodge in Kentucky. The first
number, which is before us, gives every
promise of successful future.-Courier-
Journal
We are in receipt of THE Hartford
Herald, with Wallace GrueIle as edi tor.
1t is bright and newsy sheet George
town Times.
We have received The HERALD. new
paper edited by Wallace Gruelle, ESQ at
Hartford, Ky. 1t is one of the newsiest
papers in the State; indeed, Hartford NAV
be congratulated with having a paper in
every respect equal to city journal. No
editor in the State is more deserving of
success ss-Bowling-G Green Globe.
THE HARTFORD HERALD is the name of
a new paper started at Hartford. XIV. 1t
is edited by Wallace Gruelle, ESQ, and
published by John P Barrett & Co. 1t is
neatly printed and ably edited. We wish
it abundant success.-Fords Southern
Shield -------
The first number of THE HARTFORD
HERALD has reached us, and is, by the
way, most creditable production. 1t is
a seven column folio, Democratic in poli-
tics, ably conducted, with Wallace Gruelle
as editor, and John P. Barrett e. Co. as
proprletors. 1t has, to an abundant degree,
our kind wishes for long and prosperous
lite's journey.-Owensboro Monitor.
The initial number of The HARTFORD
HERALD, published at the county seat of
Ohio county, by John P. Barrett Il Co.
has reached us, and, if not more an a fair
precursor of what is to follow, our neigh
bors will, indeed, have paper of which
they may justly feel proud. Mclean Co.
Progress.
We have received the fret number of
NE llAhiTOuD IibhALD, NJ
Hartford, Ohio county, and edited by Wal
lace Gruelle and John P. Barrett. The
number before us exhibits exceeding good
taste and editorial ability, and is also so
neat in Typography that we must give it
more than ordinary mention. Its editors
and proprietors, Wallace Gruelle, former
ly editor ofthe Louisville Evening Tribune,
and John P. Barrett. are both young men
one an editor of long experience, the
other lawyer and popular gentleman.
The new. paper has our earnest wishes for
success.-E -Ehzabethtown News.
The first number of The HARTFORD
HERALD, edited and published by that
well known, able, and experienced Ken-
lucky journalist and advocate of Temper
ance, Wallace Gruelle, Esq, came to hand
yesterday. Judging by the number before
us, The HERALD Will prove one Of the best
Democratic hebdomadals in the State, and
the people of Ohio and adjacent counties
should give it liberal and paying support
Frankfort Yeoman.
The HARTFORD HERALD, published by
John P. Barrett & Co., is another paper
for which we predict a bright future
Gruelle, P.G.W CT, is principal
editor, and no one knows more than Bro.
Gruelle what is required to make first
class.paper. Whilst his pen is sometimes
dipped in caustic, yet he applies it for the
public good, and generally with success.
We congratulate you, brethren, on your
first issue, and as you are Good Templars,
we know you will let no opportunity pass
10 speak for the Order or the cause. TEN
perance Advocate.
The HERALD, published at Hartford,
Ky, has reached our table If the speci-
men received is fair sample of what is to
be weekly furnished, all that it has to do |
s to commence operations, and we will |
guarantee that the Gruelle in the editorial
department. will keep it working. The
number before US is as lively as an eight |
zen months widow at a candy pulling,
md we desire to cultivate a still farther
acquaintance.-Glasgow Times.
The HARTFORD HERALD is the name of
. new paper just established by John P.
Barrett & Co., with Wallace Gruelle as
.ditor. Mr.. G. is a fluent writer, well
'ersed in journalism, and understands how
o conduct country newspaper Success
lttend him in his new enterprise. -Flem-
ngsburg Democrat
The HERALD is the title Of new paper
ust started at Hartford, Ohio county, and
'dited by Wallace Gruelle. Mr.. Gruelle
s well-known in this section of Kentucky;
he is an experienced writer, and will make
! good paper.-Parls Citizen.
Wallace GrUelle is the editor of a new
md, of course, sprightly paper, The Hart
ord Herald, published by John 2. Bar
'ett & Co.-Paris True Kentuckian.
We have received the first number of
The Hartford Herald, the new Democrat
C paper just started at Hartford, Ohio
county. 1t is published by Jno. P. Bar
ett d Co., and edited by our former as
istant, Mr.. Wallace Gruelle. The Her
I'D is neatly printed, and to any one ac-
Iuainted with Mr.. Gruelle and his style
# writing, we need not say it is spicy. -
We wish The Herald length of life, and
lope its publishers may realize fortune
rom their undertaking.-Mt. Sterling
sentinel.
We have received the initial number of
The Hartford Herald, published at Hart~
ord, Ohio county, KY, by J. P. Barrett
! Co, and edited by Mr.. Wallace Gruelle.
he Herald is neatly printed, full Of news,
nd its editorial columns evince that abil>
ty which has placed ar. Gruelle in the
Oremost rank of journalists in the State.
lis location at Hartford IL n 1ood oman