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The Morning herald., 1877-07-18
HERALD NOTES.

The 10th annual festival Of the Washing
ton Germania Schuetzen Verein was cele-
brated in that city on Monday last and con>
tinued during Tuesday.
Thomas Coyle, the champion swimmer,
intends challenging Mr.. George b. Wade of
Brooklyn, to swim match in the Delaware
for the sum of not less than 500, or more
than $500, and should Mr.. Coyle win, he
intends giving q grand entertainment in
Chester.
Ireland sends 1O3 members to the House
of Commons, 64 of whom represent 80
counties, 2 Dublin University, and 81 re-
present 81 towns. These last 81 towns,
which return more than one.third of the
Irish members, have only 53,953 elec.o,s,
among population OF Ss2,146.
The Mount Washington Railroad carried
to the summit of the mountain 5000 per-
sons in 1875 and 5000 in 1876.
The actual number Of glasses of beer
brewed in the city of Philadelphia, from
July 1875, to June, 1877, was AS, 1909 900.
and, taking the population on basis of
SOC, 900, this would give an average of 554X
glasses to every man, woman and child for
the year.
Simpsons Museum In Philadelphia, will
close for the season on Saturday night. For
somo weeks past 1t has been the only lcgti-
mate theatre open in that city During sfe
summ the theatre will be thoroughly
renovated, and an entire stock of new seem
cry will be furnished, and numerous addi"
tions made to the museum apartment.
The building will be reopsnet on septem-
ber 17th, under the name 4 the Philadel>
phia Museum, with the ce'orated comedian,
VIM. Daiidge, jr., as B'nager' lac STOCK
company will be frst'iass. y
"Nou est ,uveu,s"(isa word meaning
"He has not be- found"
nMens cor cia recli," means "a mind
copc,ous artc,itude." But the man, who
M. 10 ~ you,done ty the door neighbor
vro. = 4, BIS sign "Mens and womens con-
sn,. re,i, nnever translated the phrase:and
b,S perhaps the subliment of thoughts, as
.xprsksed Ii those few words, has been lost
10 the worlc forever.
The Messrs Ostheimer, of No. 80 Bank
s. Philadelphia, are about to establish In I
Paris, an American exhibitors agency. I
they will take charge Of all goods from
Ibis country that are to be sent 10 the PArif
Exhibition Of 1873. n q.
Thieves supposed TO hail from Phila'
,his, blew o. q a ssf, in the store Of n
sewall, Lc~es, DEL, on Mondsy 81
tcre was nothing left behind by W s.
1en..ly me parties. {
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g 9ERIFF'S s ALE.

9 7ERlFF's SALE. gtt sd
y virtue of a writ OF Levari Facias to
"A Q, at the Hotel Of Heh,y D. Pau in, i,
dessa. in It. 'eorse Hundred, New Castle
ounty, Del, on rear -
1UEsD ~, the slst day Of JULY, 1877. n
at O'Clock, P. NJ,
rhe following descr bel Real Estate. viz.
Al that Farm or Tract of Land situate,
lying, AMI bein' in ppoQuinimink HID .,
II the county OF 'cw tastlt, aud State Of
Delaware beius vaIt rf tue Orieinol trac,
called P, pill Hill and which part is bound
ID and described as follow ,tc.wit' Begin
ling at Il stake stone in the state Road
at Matthew'S corner and a. the Junction O.
the road leading from said road tn Taylor's
d. eeS " est lS5 10 pc ches to q snnt
thence by land of The hei's of John Lyman
dt cd. nth rs degrees east 4 p >rches TO a
stake. therce by a line dividing the origi
nal tract sonth S9l2iegrees east to a take l.
the public road leading TO Iaylor's Bridge
alb ut lzt q 10 perches to stake, thence up
said road moth u neg west 37i.2O erche,
to a st ke thence UP said road nor'h N
leg west i8 $40 perc es 10 stone opposite
10 the road lea irg to Thomas' l. nd,ng
thence still up sad road north Az deg
west 58 10 perches to a star in the State
road af ,resa d, and the place of h, ginning
containing one hundred and for y-nine
acres, two quarter. and twelve perch' OF
land. ore or less &C.
he z and ken in execution as the p O.
pery of James V. Moor, and Rachel
Moor, his wife, and william Vande: rift
'.t' and to be sEld fs by c cp,rpp sns,,o
eherift's ONCE. New castle, July 8, 1877.
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/

| 81 : TIL III ovari Facias,
Il; e ,l,a pubic ];
Ff;s'si5 AZ Ss,sss;5 si;y =! +
hi ,ls77.
Estate viz:
|rinli ~ "a n II Il III, with five
&ng 81 ouG&i \ kon situate In
| l,sf " N { h y z y bound d n,
h1nfHS ~ u lhea> / corn er
M u n1s st,oss soss'a- 8
1. b d u man 1f3t 3 to a G rner,
briy t3S{ ri w Kirk WOO st.
| a corr 6p} q WI i6 wester yDar
|r1eg s lo6t q \ lgla d ii qu n er
eASesviy n oi ~ rk wood 1t
| q thAf cx Thereby noItn.riy
lht puS ~ III y o8dnnin : be the
htf what lley sf,tay,
tsk 4 sn Z q, e sSs 4: 4. as .,1 the pro.
ss1ssss ad5ssnl n sssr1tt! ss'a BY
jy9-ts
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SALE.

"A n ls,S M \ ID
of b ! Y siiytt y ] evari Facias
Etedt sbe exposed 10
{ ltio slAyette Hole', No, 81
&, Kept bS George W. Or'lip
bf yvtSninRto ton, New castle
the 2S y day of July, A. DIST.
q oUioclk MI,
a9 describsd Heal Estate viz:
Hi ~ 0f Land with 81 Frame
reOb lFeef9 SSlsi u,te in tn
u d IN b0nn6 ia and descr b. d
wit: BIZ nIA 81 IT t t corner
int9r4e1f Qof the soulheri y
HI eet5 n a b me westerly ii ,e
WiCd 1 IIetI NJ lS6n street, tn, II ce
3riySide 0f Txnth stre~t, west
feet tsiS d liI3eOf lsnd late, +
dee'O I ~ anc hereby south.
|Ilel III yKalnut sLre l. seventy
and east erly lyparallel t., OH
feefS W x}le Vide of lib rty st.
d H1es' 6s q erehy nurtherIy
10 tbs pace 81 beginning, be
eof what theynnay.
akenlu{exxCI1tiOn asthe pro-
ars I ntGher. la'c M,lgar
Dhn RtltC hff her bu>band,and II
|ls, an iOsbs SO d by
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
6. sesW 'astis July y, 1877
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THE RESERVOIR CON TRACT.

Messrs Collins q Krunedy, the contrsc-
tors for the completion of the Cool sprins
Reservoir, were 10 the city yesterday The
Commissioners finished examiping the &c,
curities offered by the coptractors, which
proved satisfactory, and in the evening the
necessary papers wore signed, and the work
will be commenced at once.
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FOREIGN.

THE WEATHER AND CROPS IN ENGLAND.
LIVERPOOL, July 7.-Yesterday's ad-
vance in wheat is generally attributed to
the unfavorable weather. 1t has been cold
and rainy several days, especially ST..
Swi'hin's day, which, according to pepula'
tradition, betokens long rainy sr0n. To-
day 1t is cloudy and threatepiog.
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GOSPEL MPERAN CE.

The Goepel Temperance meeting at LON"
bard street tent last night, was well sttend-
ed. DR.. Hicks presided. Lively addresses
were made by Geo. Day, Mr.. Sullivan, Mr..
Humphrey, W. H. ENGLAND and A. D.
Davis. Meeting was closed with prayer by
Rev. L. E. Barrett. Sixty-seven signed the
pledge. Meeting at the same place this
evening.
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MAGISTRATES CASES.

Before Justice Beady, Mrs. Annie Casper
and Mrs. Annie DongaD, charged with using
abusive language to Mrs. Sarah Bradney
Charge not sustained and case dismissed.
Comfort Medford and Rachel Childs
charged with threa' ened and assulting a
child of Annie Brown. Bound each In $l0C
to keep the peace. ....
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LEGISLATIVE REUNION.

The Legislative reunion takes place a. the
Douglass House, Rehoboth City, this after
noon, and will doubtless be generally at
tended. Representatives Ware, Holcomb,
Nicholson, Bird aud Cochran, and probably
Senators Ray and Sharpley, of this county,
will attend.
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$ ATURDAY, 28Ih Jay cf JULY, 1877,
a. z o'clock. p NJ,

SATURDAY, 28lh lay cf JULY, 1877,
a. O'Clock. P. NJ,
he follon ing descr,b bed Real Estate VIZ,
All that ce tin Lot, Piece, or Parcel 81
Land, stu 'e ia The City If Wilmington
tt,re.aid, b unded as follows Beginning
a point Oh the e,sterly side of spruce 81
,elween Atn nd Iaylur STREETS. at the dis
ance Of fl ty-four eel aud three inche
rom n0rthe,ly side Of sth str Q" at q line OF
ands 1T the e.'ate Of smual cCaul ~
Iced, (numbcr", on the plot of on lois old
ynh ID ilue o said land caste ~ parallel
With Sth stree 81 ieet to o line of band sol,
= conveyed to s. W. Mc''auIi y, thenc.
lorIh r,y along a line of Samuel ". Nc
au,ly and land of 'seph Latertv par
.rel wi h -pruc" street 5 tee to \ stake m
, line of 'and sold to J.cob :. " eden
ience with the same westerly parable
With h street ~ tee. to the aIO' e.ai
i t- Ct I.luce street, ard therce til, rewith
,u,Lcrly 81 Get to the plare OF beginning
~ tn, contents thereof what1h y may.
No 2 Also all tn It Gel tam lot of baud s I
late in the sa d Ity of W iniingtOn bound
-. stollows. t'wit' Beginni X att ee St
ry side KirRwnOd street. between ~
ON he sou herly side oi Sth street. tn nc.
asterly aud pa'allel to Sth rect 65 feet y
:chrs to a corner thet ca nOrther and
r. tIlel % KICK Woo stree O. feet TO CO.
"r, hence westerly and parallel to tn chrs'
nen'ione,i Hne ant 9TH ire. hs iees ana
r ches TO the ator-h,i d eastc,iy sioe o
,irk wood ST. Get. and n nee thec by sou'h
riy 81 fe 10 The place - ginning,
he cont nts hereof what they may.
tiuincd and taKAn in ex cnti II rs III
,roper v OF .'Ul mon Horn, and Geors.
leonard Ge rge II. JohnsO Peter II. Col
ips, aud Il. Lsper, terre tenat is, and to bs
sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
shpriffs Office, New Ca lie. July Sth, 1877.
iQA.ta IL !.
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CORONERS INQUEST.

Coroner Rose held an inquest at 1.30 o.
clock, yesterday afternoon, over the body OF
child, whose parents are named Stats
and live on Riddles Banks. tt child had
been scalded and it is supposed died from
the effect of the scald,
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t. GOAL Affairs.
THE POLICE COURT.

At the Police Court, yesterday, Minnie
Bayard, colored, for using abusive language
TO Mrs. Hanley, was required to pay costs
and was held in 800 to keep TIE peace.
William Black and James Flanagan, for
vagrancy, were sent to jail for 60 days.
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THE PEACH SHIPMENTS.

The peach shipment to Jersey City, yes
terday, was ~ baskets and 272 crates. The
sh ipment is steadily increasing and by next
week, they are expected to be shipped by
the carloads.
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FRD 3sll4 2sth. 1877.
u NJ.

~ 4 o6f. NJ.
/. i resGx l8d Real Estate viz
bot t of La d, STU
b or M lij3jl6gt u, New ,asti'
b,suil ~ n described as f,i
e VI ia GDrner 'ormel b
lon or ti( 4 eteriy side l'v.
bd yh6 G0s lt3itrly sue ot sixti
al :niE ~ <Out cry side T.
~ cry about siXty-cight fe,
spce 6Qutherl, para lei W ~.
aB0 III eixhty->iA a'i'i o al
hdG<e IA q uCr,hwesteriS
\ K v 6SAI1ty thre a an a hal
\ n Z n, y INSIDE If Dupont st
1altberly about nj !.
Mining be the con
H. N = III and. wi h O Fran
Il ih the tity of Wi,
n ( rare. beginning O
y M street, ba'weer
y M90l Streets, t 81 fee
|erly 4 M adisOn street q
0t,1 ne party wa
6fl N 4 ~ ItAl with Mad'so
III Qho 1A corne' Ia, d f i
y \ ~ ,tncnca ,her wit
I{6I IN re-, mt str ct IL feet
~ q y{de nor herly parhllt
IN VI W 2 inc eS. pas-iD
3 n n 4 par y wall Of th'
II Z n \! acob LOyd to sal
x MO thence we 'teriI
4 { N Z lece of beginning.
n III ex' culiOn as t.,
lily, and to b. sold b..
" " ~
aRUBp, Sheriff.
Castle, Ju y 9,lS7.
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PERSONAL.

Gen. Mcclellan goes to Maine to spend
his summer vacation.
The Charleston Journal says that the
white Southerner likes the negro much
more than the white Northerner does.
Archbishop Bayley of Baltimore writes
from Vichy, France. that his health is i'm
proving, though his strength returns slowly
Mr.. John B Cough, Congressman Blair,
and probably Mr.. Beecher, are to b. tbes
attractions at the meeting of the Aexi
Hampshire Temperance Association ~ AeA9I -
Winnipiseogee, September 4th. I E5k<sEt
1t is reported that Judge sl " ne,Pl
.,d..oT ,u,s,., -.eturning Board.
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SHERIFF SALES.
SHEnlc 6 Fc SALE.

By virtue of writ Of venditioni expo
mas to l0e "bectad Will be exposed b.
tnb ic sale at the Lpfay eLte Hotel, No. 81
Shiplsy st'eel; kent by George W. Ort ip,
10 the city Of Wilmington, New Castl,
county Della aware. on
SATrRDAY, Juy q, IS7,
at 2 o'clock, P. M,
he fo'lowinc describ Real Estate. viz;
All that tract or pare; OF Land or James
W. Thompson, NJ :. sltunts in Wi.miDg-
ton. New astIe county, ana State of - Il
re, to wit; b, ri ming at a sta"e IN the
as'er y side ) Orange 1treet HI di>tanc
81 feet and 3 in hes from the sOutn' RI J.!
i'd of iwe'f h ST. eet. In snca esstcrly ana
ar llei WIN iwelf h sire t seventy thre.
feet to the wesL ry s.deo Of fplr a 4 n hall
feet W de alley. |, aiding / It, wv If h street
thence ny the said side If said alley south,
eily thirty four feet s. are thence west
erly ana paral el with the frat describe
'ine and with 1--we fth street, seventy thre.
ect 10 the east riy si~e OF Oran e street
ans the CO tfer' by nurthel)y thirty Wur
eet to The p ace beginning, be the con
tents her OF wha. they may.
Ssized and taktn in exe ;uiiOn as the pro-
rerty ol James w. III, mpson, and to be
sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
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= HERIFF"S SALE,

BY virtue of a writ Of Lcvari Facias tc
me directed will be exposed TO public ale
at the Lafayette Holei, S4l Ship ey stree
xept by GeGrge w. urtlip, in the city OF
Wilmington. New Castle County, Delaware
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Will be one Of extreme pleasure TO have
r ,rL Of the northeast coast o. New J-r-
sey, and narroxs Of New York Harbor, on
one excur ioa, for u low fare. will leave
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

B, vir,u, Of q writ Of ais. Levari Facias
sale H. The af,yette Hotel. S4l >hipiey ST.
kaut bv t4eo,g' w. Urtlip, in the City Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Del ware,
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ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
heriff's Office, New Castle. July 8, ls77.
jy1tS
NHEhIFFS SALE.

e. dInlu . oALEs III
BY virtue OF writ of venditioni exponas
to me directe" vii, be exposed to Pub, .
5ale al the lafayette Holek Al S",pley
sLree', Kept by George W. Urtlp, in the
.lty Of Wilmington, New Castle count,
Delaware,tn
SATURDAY, 2sth day Of JULY. D.la7,
at O'clock, P. M,
he following described keal Estate, viz,
oil Ian I. with the buildings Marine Raj.
way and N chine,y thereo" si.u d, il
.he Iliy OF W1linu gtnn, n W Castle Cuu
ty, and state Of Della are bnuuo ed and
d1scr b q as follows, 20 WIT, btginni, e at d
pOlDt IL line OF land. now or ate If J. .,hn
4. Ha ris, a out 10 feet from tue easter, \
r1de OF orange ST. eet, and eigrty ninA 30
eeL fiom The sontherIy side Of Water st
tDence easlerly aloig Harris's land ond
parallel With Wote street 38 feet west dock
Or former y. t1ede,ick L-ona dis lin,
'hebce south IL Ceg. west to what was or.
merly low water mar now to tue inter
>ection o:Shlpey st'e the ce by tho l,ne
OF Sh pley street. s.ulherly to the wnar
!ine as laid d wu b, the saiu city, theme
aong ChEstiana tivei w-ste ly IS feet eiu
more Or less, to " line of lanu now or la {
OF aid Harris q thence thereby nor, h.
ely parallel to Orange trect; 10 The plac.
u ginning, be the contents what they
may,
Se.zed and taken In execution as the ~ro.
perty Of John "a Harris, aud o b. SOLD by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
sherifi's Gffice, New Castle, July 8, 1877.
jy9 to
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srs,S5Is:,'sS D. 1871

~ ofolopl ExMs
~ u esEfibed X eal Estate, viz:
kiii ut Or l And, Situate IN Tht
|ngtOn. b6uoded u, d d. scribe,.
y ~: Bagslning at the north
N PIN h v~1 ne, bet cen Rod
E0li;ttrN ~ ,GiaAd ~ the ,iis'anre
4 &tlQ tN4oty fe, from t I,
|e OF 6(dhGY street thence
4ss44ei dn' y stree "ne
tn ~ CQrIl n thenc- westerly
}finA Av&n III y feet to tn,
bGa f}lEt fe. I q Il five ms
he, css0utfit fly u org So ii side
and parallel % the first meu-
d II "a street onehu, dreu
| d I'D Il III GIL In avenu-, a d
: eaetsl IN fifty fe ttntn. Llac
We the cU tents WIN t the.
SIsen III 2eeu.ion as the pro-
lam ft gssIbro TX, and Al ma
his WIFE tilu t. L., and 10 be
GRURB. sheriff.
30 New Castle, July 0, 1877.
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SALE.

sy writ 0f Lsvari Facias 10
wiltlsy expn I'd to Publ C Sa
w ,llsyt6l. 8tl Shipley st ee
Ss9n w. tjTtit. In the city Of
New tAStle EOnnty, De.awal e
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,oos Or cuc. a,tome prefer to call II, is
~ HO,a' ~ ~, ~ = oashiuldess. 1t is now In orr
s.A -ae one to come forward with .
.. t'cheek," ,ls
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THE FISHERIES COMMISSION.
THE GREAT STRIKE.
SPECIE SHIPMENTS.
THE EASTERN WAR.

THE GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS DEFEAT UN-
CONFIRMED.
LONDON, July IA despatch from Con.
stantinople says the Turkish Minister OF
War does not confirm tie previous official
reports of the Grand Duke Nicholas de-
leat.
A TURKISH RETREAT.
Dispatches to-day allege that the Turks
have retreated from Jeni Saghra on Adria-
nople.
RUSSIANS IN KAsANLIK PASS.
The Russians are firmly established on
commanding positions in Kasanlik pass.
ADR1ANoPLE SOON TO BE ATTACKED.
An early Russian attack on Adriannple is
expected.
THE sIMNITzA BRIDGE NOT DESTROYED.
A despatch here says the destruction OF
the bridge between Simnz "a and Sistova Ia
officially contrsdicted by the Russian au-
horti,S
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|sAI,

| I 4 wfft 81 i6vari vacias to
wiils lsb1 ~ I 1ssa ~ Pubic >ale,
q 3 fvt n 3 N hipley .t'eet,
e&e (}fk M the city 81
NOW Onn y, iela'
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81 sgs'y a p 1915

! tIlke0vil8fd Real Estate viz:
HI IN 3saxs i, 1enement,an
|bodu q u y aiyd deBcrl.D-d as fol-
kltiis te on tbs e&s erly side of
! !. b -In cen 6thynd 7th streets,
4 III sS flnin2Son. at 're.ai
lhe north bY y n rec feet wide
! south ~ Jnnfl& now or r.
" R0k efn, Ef3l6& abnut feet 3
thst wYS NJ 90 feet m r.
ia l6 ~ Ion as the pro-
| NJ u d sc'd, Jacob
~h0 :, rllj 1hs hort, jan es
A n vile, terle to-
1isA 8R 5BB, Sheriff.
b. n M = 1ys-ts
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MI Levari Facias tt
WIN b& fsx posed to rubIt
ElAy J1tei. NO s4l Ship eN
~ n eStXS Ortlip in the
lfi 2tO4, IN t Castle county
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TsAxC aRURB. Sheriff.
20 New C1stle, July 8, 's77.
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!heriff's Office. New Castle, July 0, IL
iy is
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-22
stock Items.

John r. Outright, OF Bath county has a
shoat five months old that weighs $50
pounds.
Says the paris Kentuckian: J. W. Bur-
CESS sold to Rufus IIisle 81 fat mules for
50, 800 cash.
1t is said that Goldsmith's Maid is to
trot at the Cynthisna Fair for 81 200. or
half of Gait fees.
Chas X. KinIbrough, os Harrison, sold
to VIM. Rogers, IS head of heasy mules
at Sl35 per head.
Hook and Clay, of Paris, sold Shiloh,
by Caliban. dam Abdallah mare, to a
gentleman of Bay City. Michigan. for
500.
X II. Wells. Of Cynthiana. sold TO W
II. Wilson, two year old colt, Leslie, ("
by Goldsmith's Abdallah, for $500.
The twenty-five Jersey cattle brought
from Massachusetts, to Lexington 10y
VIM. McCracken sold rather low, prices
ranging from s25 to $40
Says the Danville Advocate: Tip
Bruce sold to Mr.. Strauss his trotting
gelding. Marx" by Bourbon Chief, for
$500 This horse won the $50 race at
the Harrodshurg races.
Col. James OFallen, OF st. Louis, No +,
sold the bay stallion Pat Malloy. II years
old, by Lexington, dam Glorianna, by
American Eclipse, TO Mr.. Al. Alexander,
OF Woodbury. Stud, Spring Station, for
$500.
A eve belonging TO Newton Frazier. of
Shelby county, raised two eve lambs that
shered at their first clipping, $50 pounds
of clean wool. One sheared 10 and the
other leg pounds. They will now weigh
$50 pounds as yearlings.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-22

put into a half dozen studies, and need
a servant to pack their books to and
from school, in consequence Of which,
they learn the principal of nothing pcr>
feet; and it is more rare now adays to
find a thorough. ripe scholar, than when
they were taught like Kcntucky's early
intellectual giants, in log school>houses.
1t is true that there is vastly more ap
parent wealth in the country than was TO
he seen fifty years ago, but there is
question to he hereafter settled as TO
whom the wealth belongs, for when we
take into consideration the National,
State, railroad, corporation, city, town,
and individual debt OF the whole country,
we will find that the whole productive
labor OF the country will not pay the ac-
cruirg interests; and had the whole ms.
sets of the country been administered on
sixty years ago, they would have paid
much larger per ocntagc on the then ex-
listing Indebtedness, than could be paid
by the like process at the present time,
At that early period a divorce was of
the rarest occurrence larson, robbery
and murder was unknown; old people
used to read and talk OF crimes IN Eu-
rope, and wonder whether American So
ciety would ever become so corrupt Let
the newspapers of the day answer that
question.
Jews, Mohammedans, and even the
lliadoos, who fall PROSTATE and are
crushed by the wheels OF the great Jug
geranaut, DO not kneel at their shrine
with more intense devotion than the fash-
ionable class OF Americans who now
worship wealth, place and power, and
among them are the prolessed followers
OF the lowly OHel
TO BE CONTINUED.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-22
MY Mother.

While conversing with friend not
long since, upon the Observation-Disclosures
OF some mems professions, and the scare
ity of real friendship, be remarked that
when "all others deserted a man, his
mother was friend She chung to him
under all circumstances" How true
How deep, changeless, and abiding is a
mothers love! 1t withstands every
storm, it is green when all others are
blighted. The troubles of a world NAV
come in thousand forms, and its storms
beat on every side; but as some ocean
rock, it rears itself in the tempest, and
hurls back its angry lashings. 1t never
grows dim, but burns brightly to the last
She has smile for our joys, tear for
our sorrows. How little do many of us
appreciate the priceless worth of such
friend She has bent over us through
sleepless nights, watched YEARLY, but
trustingly for long years, and shielded
us in helpless infancy. There is no love
like here, and we never forget it. A man
may become fallen, and degraded, and
an outcast; he may wander from the
path Of rectitude, and become stepped in
iniamy and shame, but her early teach-
ings may find in him many a sad hour,
whether be be in palace or felon's cell.
She is like vine which clings to the oak
after it is shivered by lightning. The
world may revile, but = mother loves on.
She is the truest earthly friend. Let
those who have mothers appreciate the
blessing; God pity those who have not!
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-22
Lemons n Cure for Consumption.

A correspondent ofan English medical
journal furnishes the following receipt as
a new cure for consumption. Put dozen
whole lemons in cold water and boil UNI
til soft mot too soit), roll and squeeze uu-
til the juice is all extracted, sweeten the
juice enough to be palatable, then drink.
Use as many as a dozen a day. Should
they cause pain or looseness ofthe bowels,
lessen the quantity TO five or six day I'M
til better, then begin and use a dozen
again. By the time you have used five or
elk dozen you will begin to gain strength
and have an appetite. OF course as you
get better you need not use so many.
Follow these directions aud We know that
you will never regret it if there is any
help for you. Only keed it up faithfully
We know of two cases where both of the
patients were given up by the physicians,
and were in the last stages Of consump-
ton, yet both were cured byusing lemons
according to the directions we have stated.
One lady in particular was bed ridden and
very low; had tried everything that money
could procure, but all in vain, when to
please friend, she was finally persuaded
to try the lemons. She began to use them
in February, and in April she weighed
40 pounds. She is a well woman to-day
and likely to live as long as any of US.