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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-23

Iyali'fi'Y' q. ,r'Efl fsfT''''' E"
HTATE OF tOftaIANA.
FtIieh ri Orleans. |
named bank do soan,nly swear that The above
statement is stsus g, the glaest ofimy tnowedss
AMI belief JAH, GHALElapN, tiashiet.
Hule,irihA1 hhd sworn to b,'fofs inc. THE goth
dhy " March. iste ...........,.,t ......Il
~ f"' JAZZ rA1IEy Notary Public.
Garrhct Attest. ....-.. {, ,...,,4...f
sHHHr, .HCUyT MNILHEE, q
lat7uIU1i I'D VICTOR MEYEit 4
2 t6h53' .t. . directors.
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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-23

q PASCAL 4 co. O. ............,
0AYkYEI, PASCAL. WILLIAM PILARD.
GENERALltCOMM7SST afERCEY4 WIS.
Agents for the sale OF - -"
FLOUR. PORK, BEEF, DACO.' YARD
NulWHKSKf ! =
A., Alse Of rJfsab
COTTON. SUGAR AND A0LASSES.
"A and 76 Poyd,us Street,
NEW ORLEANS. II 'a ja1 SIN
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-23
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Gas Eixtnrss

t-f INH ffff tffAfsi ~ 'Mfff VITA
tt,e touid In tti+ Of any othw tity. ard sell,
theta ~ W. Xxx, ......
srw toax HAyy IL rNfeEg '''
He has also IN bnn,I a LaBHE strrLy cf The
tt,, . finest o.s ~ bpstftt l't Hit ~
POkCHtAINE sHADE5 ~
'ai ltfds 9di Iot1 and GLASS OL0EES
10 b. rta,ng III aaytmarks* md MI kinds ~
- /, - : ELL, BAsoise tsArEfiAL 5.agl
Frohp ii,s dbsnbss. ~ tte FINEST PURE BRONZE
~ lutisT tpd METAL fff2 9Eifft|
BELL. PULLS Irl ~ '
PLATES. tyHo1 .1'
adt .a 1.r'arf fl.,.i = BELLS. ETC.
- I=tf4iU.i#y And this y p ~ ~ ,irtt
BEST UOHGS. ~.
litpf t,r al, purposes ana ~ alf aizss f,nis.
tins yittIps, Hteap Fittihg n Hell jfanging
B,,h6 ~ hin ran BE- 'a6pepdsd On. ana Nm al
ways be- done PROMPTLY, and With dns regard
"a 'rssrs ND n ftk 81 spr5atdfpks.4 Ann,
1iiuhvnk btlpn N tha1as1ddss, GtaealAtJIy. ior
t = q Y yfdf4. III i,s afts v ATAib
Fixtures purchases. By Plate or Piltterfg vii
always fq sod at Mgnuf9tDrefs' Prices, and
W. En,,ttas1r tfipe1 e4aipst defsftlvaxeod7'
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-23

once ~ she Merch1sn ts;s I1nexei ln~ur-
ance Co.. No. lo4 Canal street-New Orleans.
March n Notice " hcrePy' 91sen tnat thc
held at the onico 81 this Cont any. on MONDAY,
April p MIG, bAwerpI thr hours Of 10 n. NJ. and
, =. m. q. W. MOTT. Secretary.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-23

nsIyY1~ nrEu ih ur ns31cy a m AfxrWTw pa bs
Il f,op HhvrsTnG egeoND irLooh Or NO.
III Ihrvtt!a2pi st}AtS. anilhbld Tor any purpose
81 tot which pm stIlse B,ey bs tssluifs.l Terms
low. APPLY TO rat .tnt yULIUH MkfER,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-23
e. s. Sen Z THE GRECO n4l0 ta
steambOat sewipE Machine weDots 4
lsA CANAL. STREET, II .ffeN

A --iN-T1>f Psrfferiy J. bazyason Hfli = o.,
WELSH and ANtHICat ELAfES, SLABS hc
And agsnt fof the. Imperial and Co nmpra IA
elaia from these quardss are the best Ameri-
can States whietihsve ~ sseR sssntfo Wis mar
ket, and bear q closer reaern gss me-, in coDr,
that have Heretofore asDesred. Prices ifan
s. To SO uer square. 80 80 ~. b.
I'm am ITO fArrndalef sfreefI Wv OrJeptnr..
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-23

In Z. ..STATMl OF LOUls1 ANA. ~ /
: '.'..' IA =. -. I'D. % Parish VI Orleana,J
]. JOHN q. DEvEREux. Caabier Of the above
nanaed banii 10 aolcmnIy awsrr Tint the above
sieJeh,snt IA true 10 tna BOAT ri my kpOwledge
and belief. .a1sHai ~ sldi g iI.aAH
bnoneaq gaaaJoHN q. DEvERRuk Cashier.
Subscribed and sS9rli % before motbie 18TH
day u March. is7e. 'tngua 1taf q 4yasnlap .dJd
II eadeta,W.J y. tCAsTEi4L. Notary Public.
Corrcct-Attest f9tDtH.IVGI
1""f" ..'i r. IRWIN. .1 t.
JOHN HENDERSON.
haa sEMILEsuAUCHE.
ma lilRT an ITAtdfJo1 Difertots
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-23
.4Mps,EMEN1.s
SUNDAY EVENING. March 10.

IA-.s.lf ~ M va
jT. CHAHt.Ea THEATRE
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-23

once ~ New Orleans city Railroad
eG@sanKy ssiie z. HsfS q brs aarch
he'll his day a dkkdenI "A fHlskED0LLAk5
per share on the paia-pp capital was declared
payable to the Stockholders On and after MON
DAY, April 3. ls7gy AA AfwsAtbAky being paid in
avn, on HS Ssisss Nh frbs &c sSsia
for ten days previousB iAyn'tl3;{ fa8V4
NH II I'd G. c. LEWIS. Secretary
omcs Of the ,Nsy 2;s7cms ,; Gas,lEh. y,
Five Dollars per share viii be paid 70 the holders
OF the odd stock Of this company, on and amer
MONDAY April g. in full liquidation Of the re-
manning assetsf transferred to the consolidated
The transfer bouks will be closed March u to
transfer OF old stock. and from and after A. ri 2
no distinction will be made in transfers between
ny By ord order re Of III BSasset fifs9t s H.,
.Union Nh tionaf Bank or view orleans,
Feb a. ls7e;-A, general nnesttns q the Stock
holders Of this bank will be held at the Banking
House on THURSDAYJth4 eeth1 Of March. next,
to vote upon the question ri feddcing the capital
stock as recommendedabft the Board Of Directors.
f. "a I'd JAMES CHAI. AXIOM. Cashier.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-23

+ N"ticcY4ry.sssiseI4sfteM s4sstksiders
OF the New ORLEANS Democratic Publishing Com
pany will be held at the Office Of the undersigned
No Camp street. nj 80 o'cfdck THURSDAY
EVENING. April .. iE0 or HID. OGDEN.
mis- I'll n, s.f tt7fu n President
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-23

yJ,HE STAPLE SALOON
Ea lin Carende1et street ...,---....-ss
psss o, Wines and Liquors q every descLip
tior' A fins bet Lunch every DAY. 1on'Dnio"1
locality for merchants atd busln -,
| a .CAROSDELET sIREEi. '.-- '''''' -
mia I'm
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-23

DoAT HOCsE agea ,Fsg r..s
~ IA K1changs Alley.
! The finest Wires. WHISTLES and Liquors OF ali
s..ser,rtious. Mixed drinks TO suit the taste Of
all. .. w. hiChI''
fel5 ~
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-23

Board by the day, by the week or by the month
Parties and Weddings supplied on short nouce,
at very moderate prices. feI ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-10
g5ochcnf(iche Sllinois 5Gfaafs-Bedntne

fer, i1 babe meinen 4lon aednoert. Sd
ipioerlteDe nibt LANCER. OdStelo 1reuHo;
LID itnb, meme 6iibrerin icin 5u iDouel,
10 mill Id eerre nab ~@arDapnlc sebeu
uno nit S6nen Die Oen,Gloe beitdti9en."
Sic lab i'm tpteoer oil uIs iuie IS 1Glen,
etlpas 6o6mitDig.
ySit oas mirtli1 Sbr Wuni6; 0err
2odslep," iagte lie, voDer geihiebt IS
bios aus 90fLi6teit =? QBirb esSbnen ses
DiB ftine un9elegen6etten nernrlaben z"
v@eioiB ni6t, Trdulein Vorreiter, ID
tpunibe eS AUS Snnigits!"
Sic ipenoste ii6, obns Elm Wort su fas
gen, UNI unb fubr neiter. Die Gntfers
nung thar lebt nur mcDr fur3. Sn iperis
gen DtlnuGen tDaren bic E1ore oes gros
Ben0erren6auies erreiAt uno nidt einen
2lugeu6iid gu frib. Do5 ben sdnacn Sag
ilber broDenDe Sommergemitter bate ine
enoli0 errei6t. 9tls Tie in oas boDe &C.
Dolbte Gbor. einlentten, fielen tbnen Elm
Baar erobe Srppfeu inS Geit6t.
uOas 9ebt iegt auf 0ebeu unb Sob"
ba1te Trance. vBorlpGrtS, Damon uac
BDtDias. fommt benz Sturm supor!"
Die Gbiere galoppirten III boiler 5GIt
Die Nuee 6inauT inter ben ounfeln, pom
8ino gelbittetteu 8dumeu. Giu@room
trat beraus, I'm Die Yferoe 81 uberueb=
men. .3lDei ODER bret aIte Dleiler eenols
len nob lbr @naoeubroo im Gdloiie,
Der Jtegeu begaun ie5t lbtper uno Dl9t
berab3nIalen uno cin 8liyltraAL 3udts
ourh Die WoIfen.
rS1nel, I0neH!" rieT TrduLsin Scr:
r~eiter. ma1rero lie la1eNo uro at1emlos
Die Stlege bInaufrannte. vBiufommsu
in GarDaDnle, 0err 2o6slep!"
@r 500 ben 0ut nit clner 9ewiHenGbrs
e%rbletIng, ais lpenn ct in elmer Stirhe
%itinoe, nit etuer Aufresuns i'll Geii9t,
Die tie rlOt uerlteben foHute. Sic fiibrte
lbn III bic groBe pale, Oeren nit 1hipots
gent unO iDeiBem Utagmor beIegter 6MBs
bopen nit SeIlen BON tpiloen Gbitren be>
Iegt iDdr.
Urau Watt@e,ps, Bic SausbaIterin uno
cine lebr cntferule Gertpanotc Der Sami>
Lie Sci9te lid III ibrem trabitioneQeu
i6lpar3en Seloenfleiot, i6tpar3er Witts
luenbaube nno gotosner u1r, I'M bic iuns
&C Dame uno iDren 8e9Islter su eMpfaus
gen.
yBir iinb gefommen, nm bic @emdloe
or3uleDeH :" ia8te Sr6ulein 6orrelter,
vuu0 oa ms bas @elnirter tpobI einige
Stunoen bier feitbalten iDiro, 10 muB i'd
Sic l0on bitten, ul15 etu fleineS @abel.
frIbitlld porSuieben. 0as 1T 9err2ods:
leD. ulo oa CT nod li6ts et9eiien bat,
10 bite i'd Ste, uns e!tDas su gebcn, inos
uniern Nppettt 3u ftiueu oerma9."
Gor ieb5ebn Sabren i6on mar Trali
Utattbeln5 bier !0auSbGlterin Setnelen.
sic madte cine eDrerbieii9eV erbeugung
aber ibre Nugeu Daren NIT eiMem leltias
men Nusoruf auf Serrn 2odsleD's sc:
ii6t geri6tet. yeim @egSeben iticB fe
auf ibre gLet6faus bier beoienitete Io4s
te1.
User lit sefommsn 2" fraete basWfdbs
hen. User lit pieier 0entleman ? Gorb
0DnelD - 0err Oennilou 2"
uSeiner pen Scioen ;" ertpioerte Die
Mutter. vSein Jtame lit 2odsleD, dber
tpenu id ie zines WtannesNusen III eineS
Nnoern &opfe iab, 10 bot CT bic Auseu
Don 0orOOn @drDu."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-10
Is. &dpiteI.
sd Bit Uorho1 Garhu."

Bleiben Sic, nur ;tuet turae 80 rte
unb Auts in ibren1 2eben mat fitr I'M riier
berdnoert. Nur ;ruei @orte nnb tie lit
bon sDtt itartenNrmen umfaBt uno i9rs
Glppen %beritbren gum erlten Ufal oiegtp:s
pen zines Mannes. SIM @nten nIS
S6limmen ssbort itt lest eofsIsp far
imuMer. !.
Ausenbltde pergebeu, bod fir bic stpet
@Iifltden seltsM fi6 Ausetblide ME
Stunoen aleid. 8ou GuBen t6ut no1
ber He8en III Str6men berab; BON iMs
men lit bic Sonne aufseitiesen lno Elm
Gemad in benz f%inftern alien S9lofle lit
aum Yarootes sstuorOtn. sic itebsn nee
~bensinanoer, iein Arm bait he ftit lllns
iDloGen, Iein ftattlihes Gaubt lit lber
lie bsrabasbeust, pGbrenb er ibr eElabIt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-10

LCUt
vytur, ,pobldn benin, id." Die Ants
mort flang ettpds iDioertrebeNo. sd
CLAUDE, GoroDn Gdrpa einnat beeegnst
gu iein."
Sic falug bic 9dn6e a~uiammeH uuS
ftorrte ibu ipranlos GH.
vSn Snoien 2" frogte fte.
vSn Snoiem traf i9 eilen Mann, mel:
der Der nouS1nen gelubte lein mag. CT
bieB obtr nt1l SarDu, - tDie itnilMte CT
iib bent ? l1nb bod peiB i'd nuh getpii=
len unlitGnoen, Die ct mir aus ietael Ges
bensgelttdte ersdbtte. boB er es mar"
Sore Aueen parsn besleris duf ibu ses
rlhtet. Die 3ippen balb seotnet. iut @es
fi6t ipebleIten NDtbe n Sldne.
v6abren Sic iort!" lliterte tie.
$50 babe iebr ipenig III erjdblen. Ct
er3dbIte mir eires Nbtnos ietneG el6i1te,
ais mir betm Bipouaffeuer III SnDien beis
iammeu SoBeu - bic GeI9t1te fetuer
entiesli6en SGuIhuMg nuo ietnes Grmas
1ens, - Ieiner Erennrta bon benz 0eis
be, Das ibn 10 ihdnbti6 b%interganaen
bate, bon ietuer Eiftebr aa9 @lgs
LAMB, roM bent urtbetlsipru1e, Der
ibn III Die 8~erbannang 1aate. SD tpeiB,
baB ct ME oie2lbltht bate. ettpas 3l tbui,,
baB bieIer Spruh luioerruien tpiiroe, Ct
fiiblte, oaB CT psrbient lei. IS tpur eiuz
fan nur @erebti9feit. Or beuste iein
9aupt uno tiiste IT'D III iein llrtbeil. st
bate eineu Naulcn entebrt. Der nie nit
S6ma9 bsfledt mar, bis ct i'm trug;-
CT bate ieinem Nater bas 9er3 eebrnhen
uno i'm ius GRAB sebradt; Ct bate feline
Wutter fir imulcr aus bet Deimat1 Mno
bem0dnoe getrieben, auf oas CT persintet
bate. WeI9e Giffebr, uel6e @rl6iuno
auf @rbcn itano fir ibn ~ botieu ?@
limb bod, bod stebt IS etne," untcrs
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-11-08
MANAGING A MULE,

You, Nebuchadnezzah, whoa, sahl
Whar is you tryin' TO go sab?
I'd hab you for to know, sab,
rs a>holdin' OBJ de lines.
You better stop that prancin'
You's pow full fond oh dancin';
But I'll bet my yeah's advancin'
Dat Ill cure you Oh your shines.
Look heah, mulel Better min ont;
Fus' ting you know yo'll fin out
How quick I'll wear dis line out
On your ugly, stubborn back.
You needn't try to steal up
An lif dat precious heel up;
You's got to pillow this fieP up;
You has for a fac.
Oar, ddts de way to do ii
He's comm right down to it;
Jes' watch him plowin' t'rOo it;
Dis niggar amt no fool.
Some folks dey would "a beat him;
Now dat would only heat him;
l know jes' how to treat him;
You mus reason wild mule.
He minds me like a niger;
If he was only bigger
He'd fetch mighty fgger
He would, tell you'll Yes, sah
See how he keeps a>clickin';
He as gentle as a chickea,
An neber thinks O. kickin'-
Whoa dahl Ne5uchddAe==ahl
Is dis heah me, or not me?
Or is de debbil got meP
Was dat a cannon shot me2
Hab l laid heah more'n a week
Dat mule do kick amazin';
De beast was spil'd 10 raisin';
By now l 'spect he's grain
On de oder side Oh de creek.
IRWIN RUSSELL
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-11-08
RESTORING AHUSBAND.

One pleasant morning in the fall, l
was sitting alone in my Office, coming
over brief [ had just prepared for
case then pending, when 1 heard a
knock on my door, and in walked a
young woman, with pleasantly sad
expression of countcnance, carefully
dressed, who desired to know if 1
could transact little legal business
for her. She Immediately seated her
self, and after some hesitation began
her story.
1t seems that her husband, who was
given to turns of extreme dissipation
had deserted her of his own accord,
and she had heard nothing of him for
a number ofyears. AT first she was
unwilling to believe that his absence
was anything more than temporary,
as he had at several times forgot his
obgations to her in this sway; but,
finding it became protracted. she en-
tertained fears for his safety. Thought
less of his wife's distress of mind, and
caring whether she ever received It'd
ings of him or not, he followed after
his own inclinations, and led the life
of vagabOnd. She gave her name
as Mrs. MallOws.
"Henry," said she, "was once my
all in all and love now rs much as
/ ever did. l pity HIM so!
Poor woman ! How much she was
to be pitied herself
II have earned living for myself
and little girl ever since 1 was left
alone. Besides that, l have bought
little plain furniture, and put some
thing into the Savings Bank"
"He has been gone several years,
you say ?" 1 asked her.
"Yes sir ; he must have been, in
order to give poor woman like myself
anytime to lay aside little money"
81 suppose you wish to secure your
savings then, against"
eyes sir; he must not have them
1t will never do ! Think of my child"
l told her what the laws was, and
regretted that such a law was tolera-
ted on the statue book.
Ske looked at me as if she wanted
to tear the leaf out Of the statues.
81 knew how it was" said she, "and
for the purpose have prepared to take
a step that otherwise l never would
take in the world. 1 must obtain a
divorce"
studied her eountenance well, for it
challenged my scrutiny then. 1t was
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-11-08
FLEETING JOYS.

Times goes in for funny freaks,
Mans a toy he likes to play with;
Notice how he lines our cheeks,
Mark what glee he makes us gray with
Pleasure comes to soothe our hearts;
Often, like the rose tits prickly;
Soon its radiance departs
Happy moments vanish quickly!
Supposing you, by Fate's decree,
Love a girl and long to greet her,
Don't the minutes seem to be
Leaden-winged until you meet herr
When the hour arrives at last,
Aud all care away you Danish,
Then the tyrant travels fast
Happy moments quickly vanish!
Here upon this earthly ball
Joy awhile will make us Rayer,
But when sorrow gives q call
Oftentimes she proves a slayer"
Hope, thou swiftly oldest on
Fragrant are the flowers thou pickest
Soon, alas, their bloom is past
Happy moments fly the quickest!
Never mind, we needn't groan;
Tear-drops, shower-like, refresh us;
After all, we re bound to own
Joy is like q neutrality-suspicious..
Cast away regrets and signs,
Though our cares beset us thickly,
Happy moments let us prize,
Even though they vanish quickly!
London Fun.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-11-08
HARTFORD HERALD,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
B.P. ROBERTSON, Proprietor.


In response to a request, we give the
law as it stands relating to newspapers
nd subscribers:
Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary, are considered wishing to
continue their subscrip tion.
:. II subscribers order the dscOntinuance or
their periodicals, the Publisher may con-
tlnuo to send them till all srrearages are
paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
periodicals from tho Office to which they are
directed, they are held responsible until they
have settled their bills, and ordered them
discontinued.
4. Ifsubscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher, and the papers are
sent to the former direction, they arc held
responsible
s. any person who receives a newspaper and
makes use of it, whether he has ordered it
or not, is held in law to be a subscriber.
8. If subscribers pay in advance they are
bound TO give notice to the publisher, at
tho end Of their time, If they do not wish to
continue taking it; otherwise the publisher
lie authorized to send it on, and the subscrib-
er will be responsible until express notice
with payment of all arrears is sent to the
publisher.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-11-08
A Tramp Printers Story.

'It was tangle-foot Tony that was
tramping with me-" said Freddy" as
he ran piece of twisted paper down
the lamp chimney to get light for his
pipe. ave reached Baltimore one day
little after dinner time, and as we
entered the suburbs, being hungry as
wolves, told Tony to stop under a
tree near by and would go up to a
house little way off and ask for some
thing to eat. walked up to the door
and rang the bell. The summons was
answered by servant who kindly in
vited me in, Notwithstanding my d.
ldpidated appearance. 1 asked for the
lady of the house, who appeared, and
to whom 1 appealed for food. She
told me to follow her and led the way
down into the dining-room. 1 sat
down to the table as directed and CON-
mence eating. The lady was very
kind, and all the time 1 was eating
talked alphabetically of the poor
people prevailing the county, and
seemed very anxious that 1 should eat
enough, and an idea that my stomach
and the large roast before me also sug-
gested. My time was not so absorbed
in eating that failed to notice a little
girl sitting in one corner of the room
surrounded by promising young fam
lily of dolls. She seemed to be deeply
interested, and just before 1 finished
eating, disappeared, but soon returned,
and advancing to where sat, laid a
silver quarter by my plate. 1t brought
the tears to my eyes to see the young
face bcaming with benevolence, and
turning to the lady remarked, bid
her take 1t back, please; can't rob
such an angel; she is too kind; she
makes me feel my own unworthiness
to breathe the same air with such in
nocence, untarnished by single spot
from the wicked world around her.
Bid her, kind lady, take it back oh,
no. replied the lady, keep it. In
your distress it will do you more good
than she could realize from it, and be-
sides 1 wish to encourage her such acts
so that she will grow up to be a good
and useful woman / babe the family
adieu with many thanks for their kind
ness, and, deeply impressed with what
1 had experienced, 1 walked back to
where 1 left Tony, meditating as 1
went-realizing that the world contain
ed some true Christians after all.
Taking care to remove all traces of
tears 1 approached Tony, who scanned
my cOuntenance closely and inquired,
What luck, old chapY l held out
the money, fresh from those pure lit
tie hands. He opened his eyes aston
ishingly wide and enthusiastically
cried out, twenty-five cents! Enough
for tao drinks y'-CarIiae Pruirie FZO,O-
er.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-11-08

longer. She forgave him all, and
withdrew the petition for divorce. /
saw them leave my Office with joy, to-
gether. Since that time he has been
an altered man, and a model husband;
and 1 sometimes love TO think may
have had hand in it all.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-11-08
HOTEL FOR SALE.
We offer for sale the
White Hall Hotek
SOUTH cARROLLTON. Ky

SOUTH CARROLLTON. KY.
This hotel contains q rooms, ice house and
all necessary out bsildings.-
PRICE-Th Thousand Dollars. One
Thousand Cash, balance in One and Two Year,
with per cent. interest.
MORRIS, STR0UBE HAYES,
Real Estate and Collecting Agents.
nS7-tds. HoPkusvills, Ky
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
SAN. y. HILL.
eHENRY g. HILL,
Ftp. MORGAN.
NEY AT la ",

HARTFORD, KY.
(0fhee west Of courthouse over HRrdWiek /
Nails stare.
win practice in inferior and superior courts
ofthis commonwealth
Special attention given to cases in bank
rupioy.
Y. p. Morgan is also examiner, and wi |
take DISPOSITIONS c"rrecfly-will be ready to
ebligs all parties at all times.
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LODGE MEETINGS.
A. Y. M.
HARTFORD LODGE, NO. 156.
r.. A. M.
KEYSTONE CHAPTER, NO. 10.
Meets second Monday night in each
month. NE. W. II. MOORE, II. p
Comp. II. WEINSHEIM MER,Sec.
/. O. O. r.
HARTFORD LODGE No. 1873

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HARTFORD LODGE No. 1873.
Meets in Taylor Hail, in Hartford,
XIV on the Second and Fourth Saturday
evenings in each month. The fraternity
are cordially invited to visit us when con-
venieut for them TO do So
L. BARRETT, n. G. WV. PHIPPs, SEC.
b. 2. BERGMAN. D. d. q. n.
j. O. G.. t.
HARTFORD LODGE NO. -.
Meets in Taylor Hall, Hartford, Ky /.
every Thursday evening. A cordial invi-
tation Is extended to members of the Or
der to visit us, and all such will be made
welcome.
ELIJAH p BARNETT, W. c. I.
CLAUDE J. YAGER, w. Sect.
Miss ANNIE TRACY, l.. D.
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A gentleman of Hartford has found
it unsafe to leave plotting about his
office. His wife found this on piece;
:euS tseraed
-sevolg 70 xob dnes liw l
.EILLIW
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BIG CLIFTY HOTEL,
BIG CLIFTY,KY.

This hotel is situated on the louisville, Pad
ucah and Southwestern Rail Road, and the day
train from Psaacsh to louisville stops here for
dinner. Ample time is given passengerSto eat.
and a frst-eisss dinner is furnished for only
so cents. SkNTEL GOODMAN, Prop
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This Hotel is situated on the Louisville
Paducah and Southwestern railroad. Pass.a-
gers for Hartford on the East bound train will
hav' ample time for eating before going to
Hartford. A hrst-class dinner 10 furni. he'd for
50 cents Sample rooms furnished to eonmsr-
cial men.
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WILDWOOD HOTEL,
WILDWOOD, KY.
n. K. WELLS, --- Propr.

The day train from PAdueaA to LouisviIS
stops for dinner at this place. Passengers Wilt
ind good dinner for the small sum Of S0ets.
The trains stop long enough to give Passsn-
ger sufficient time to eat.
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Education is an ornament in pros
perity aud L refuge in advcrsity.-
Socrates.
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for which we will pay the highest mar
ket prices.-Rsmember the place-Mar
ket street. Second door from Hartford
House, J. T. Moore's old stand
, 1876-12-01
MA12INE.
CII{C.AQl.

Ann.vAta-prop colorado, lsuffalo, suudr1es;
prop Charles Ncltx, Manistcc, lumber; prop Ohio,
Eutalo, coal; schr +. Lester, MAn!ascc, Iurnbar,
schr j, i i. Stranach. Mantatce, lumber; achr
Four Brothers, Alanl.lcc, lumber: srhF Lizzie
D0ak, st. Joe, xunlrics achr 8. Butrs, hiusEegon,
lumber; scnr Elya, Holland. wood; sehs D. Shaw,
South liavca, wood; hcAr It. Il. k!ng, sonth
Haven. wood; aehr U. ltooder, NuskoEon railroad
slesi schF o. Il. johnson, Whlto Lake, wool; scht
s. i. wilson, soath Haven, wood; schr Grace
liurry, Muskcgon, woodi schr Tempest, Sturgeon
Bay. lun,bcs; scht CITY of Chicago, cheboygan,
lumber; schr Junn Mark, s1anfstce, lumber; sc'ls
Elm City. Urand ltaren lumber; schF North Star,
Fentwatct,, lumber: schr J. +. 3"y, Cheboygan.
l. D. TrowIrljes. s!aslslte. lun,ter: selr Persia.
White laks shes; .ehr rstfel sonta f!'sys',, ';,H
sehr i. a Wr'l. Tr.. Srss ny, xooI: ssIr cafii.
Whito Lake, luubcsi .chr i. c:rsawfosi. Msnls,
tee. !aMbsr, sshr alsi.a'oF, Aan!stee. la,nbsF e!
lates, Holland. lunsbcr; eehs Beasc Hualt, Mank.