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INDIANA.

Spseiol Dfsposth to ma zftb4ne
INDIANAPOLIS, fnd., June 1a.-Keporta at the
agricultural headquarters 20 to alow that tho
corn crop throughout the State is in must ur,-
promising condition, tho wet and cold weather
ot the past two weeks having given uncksot
from whirh It can hRs.lly recover, Tho pros-
pccts for tine crop Of wheat, however, were
never better.
, 1877-06-13


DnEW:-0n Sunday tho 10th Inst, gus!o M,
Drew, bclovcd wife OF George II. Drew, aged ri
The remains taken East for interment.
sB Massachusetts and Vermont papers ptelse
c0py.
nENNESSEY.,MIlwanke Juna II. at hsr lats
resi!snet, 100 Floflds.st., Miss Kate Honncassy,
aged ~ years,
Funeral from 81. Patrick Church on Wednesday
Wiz.
VAN 1N0EN-!n brooklyn. N. T., june II,
!laFaanua Schuyler Van lngen, father OF Ii. 8.
YAu lngen, OF Chicago.
JoNEs-1n this city Jaue II. Emma c. Ed
b!ooke, boloyed wife Of X. d. Jones and daughter
'of \. ], Edbruoke, aged 20 years:
Funeral from No, &57 West North. ~. Thursday.
By carriages.
z.AoKRIsoN-1n Lake View, ill.,, Jpne II,
Thomas !. Morrison, aged 80 years months.
Funeral from his late rcsldcnce In Lake VIsw
To-day Tho l8th At oclock p. m., 10 Orscelaud
by carriages.
WISF1ELD-In thia city. Jpne II, Ella H..
beloved wifc of G. @. Winfield, aged 10 yeats,
~ Asteop 10 Jesus. y
0laltlmora aud New York City papots please
copy.
, 1877-06-13
4 PERFECT TOILET SOAP.

Flint among the Requisites Of she toilet Il sool
astcs OF Soap 6ut To procure Ii not awAys ear
matter Many Of the most extensive Soaps In tho mar
1c@ atd ialc from and dtteorotJ mattrtA aa0
taef delicate eooFnt and fragrant perfume too often
conceal thd most rcpu#.o pus,t!sl, Tho disclosures
!ecenAy msad public regarding this subject ara poAl.
ltset etattllnR and deservs serious confederation.
Scented Bospa aro now known to be extremely objec.
ionAoe esotc!alY II applied 10 tbs hsals nturnR sh7
nAf Irritating the scAln. and Inducing htad
acl'ts The character Ut the Ingredients mar be inferred
from the statement Of . gentleman who makt4 tbo
scouting Of Soaps hs business: e declared khss
persona cnRazedto 10 thfa employment wera aha.tMyc,
which the OCCUPATION cvuid 10 fouWsI. '''o4 ua'nR
rast dnsI n Fl , Rstssy gnrs asles
NEW York. the world. renowned soap ManufactufeT,
Nhost lnlmen1s e!taoshncnt 4 ~ III ihe o ii
various productions has many Jcar hten Ntdsiy d..
1eriaatt bus this lstest success q Tho appropfats
y r. pen .ssp III
lion q the est toilet soap aver ntroduse lhe pfa.
s I eay rs n s a.
tho result arp1y unpaFa1led Ia tlis department Of Ia.
b, rs,:S I r.! n*ns.s so..
ior to SKIN q infants chl1dta,
aad sdio. It i s1ozcther une14aled tn ~ eroMlons
eats sfan'e HS ~ s 9
e bsbsts Teiist se.p ranae gsasi III ao
heatht4l ana agreeable article Of the kind ln1
Though spectAly dcairabe for tho use Of ladies md
Sn!1asf, ~ s9an y saH.lr appropt.ts for gentle.
81 Tie finest soaps for barhees It il tutt balnf
racsa npon ~ inetSs bnt ~ demand for Ii Will
, 1877-06-13

Tho best u,au wins sooner Or later, and 10 does
The bcse Journal. - dHdretrs' .HG:ar" has won
from tho START. Ii Nils speclal place in tic fam.
tly. and dis It that sueccsafuf competitor has
not Appeared: Every LADY shoull hare II. W. Il.
Anlfews, publisher, Cincinnati.
, 1877-06-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tbs LAdtes' Flower Alsslon meets this morning
At e5 Washington stsatt
The quarterly meeting Of tho Woman's Chns-
tan Association will bo held Th1ksdAy morning II
, 1877-06-13
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

"A1ANA1Ah3AA< 4Nc " Ne
rhs younp man who met with an aectdep, bv tho
failing Of the elevate. At tbe Chicago Meat Ind
Provision works, on Canal street, have recovered.
julia Mexican, q ltttc two.ycae old residing ii
Nh. 18as nr,rbo,c .,rcr+ ,,.. arrfa-n,.11, drovr.
a nri,v van1,
~ -! .AA."
s.,
setsd BUSINESS oi upo1snea o oily q Tic oseaniaa-
tion*
The Conferences Of tho gcrmsn Esancc1ieal
ssse'sl ay Hsi rans cha1ea, get e eornes 1sS
ys.'ssda, ~ .f'sr"ssa. '''ss'' A'''''"Sp 'a' '''
tng' Tasatsa' NJ ~ dcgrees: 10 =. N. %: e
m'. n; ~ ?; NJ. -: 7, n, ~. barometer at 8
No. a,,ots ot: sd',.,s.! n';. @ .os,,,, ,,,,,.
sres eambesed np f"nt eh. or ss;. 70 v,st
a n s M e't she aasoh ?. fs ~. ~
arky1iabt, distance Of thrtv .asa fcet, receiving
Max =, ~, ,,,, =, ~. ,.n.,. c...,
a. VII h Ss ssas sSS:i y Gsst s;' .
ESssT: Th,ss aoss 5 5 T.: ! ;;s ny NJ
tton. The auit Of Hattie Dubois W. Edwin ,afson
Of soph. Here. ". Jo.erh barrels = motion 70
afFs.a !ndss q: ~ .a'at.sa - nna The cause IVA Va
Fesstos.
Yachtsmen will he Interested to Enow that tho
.s1ves I'D !. os L.. ss.r s r.
:s;n :asH yse6t, hsp ,oI pfaks az
e e ::ss; s Y: +
snd buntinx al run - i. % ,6e 's'isd in.da hs
$; III:
eene,n, !, Second Regimen. 7. $. g.. wa, to
IT, ss A. Fss
ssaea nIEht At which time al .hoss who .fa
i: ss'sa b ns;s,gs & ss s sss::
ss sP IL s, I'll; ss sss es%ss; ns
Msat, WIFI Vii taea hase tea eo%panis.-it: iuil
a: rns eop1s,a9 Ts H'4.n'saton is now In 'ef, hour
he e.s. 81 e e,a e lie e1Ss s
logret Uassett d lIlIfy 10 riyu uXnrrasion 10 Their
feelings at tho loss they lAyc sustained in tho eath
'ns aoas lho.s prens ~s:s
AlCESFS. Nell&, hllIaHHs uEn4GFknns Dlke. Shay
Cram, Core otIs, y WcbbeF, Iioscnt;ls,, md Fargo
NJ u. Wela was called to tho ellatr ana q. P. Corn
chosen Secretary. hemarks expressive Of their
Wcllf, Gore, Dixie, md shiny, and . committee Re.
ported rcsolutons Of regret ind respect which wvre
unanimously adopted.
uc,,x ,,oroh .,,,,, h,,.. -. A.. c.,.
y,insr htas sionRa' q ema'' olanrn o. the CnieaEe
i,ts,. ~1.sh ~ nas oecn = nuisance o. the worst
1nnrn \. rs ta PAL. ana aas eonsfioatsa ..
iirda.nort a' h,n 70 tno tspats OF
nesfh con,sonnt H. os ,as p1h, h, n,eo sn,' ~:
H.. saa psopefty' 'ownefs n!1ng ~ snnk, aud
InnEe a snsn' sn.l! ueys n wMacn to ~ Up the
.ea1 i'm 5no ~ tnc propefty hcaf!iiI CO.
ustn .b "rsn sne eonmss.2ne: n nit snots 70
f. EN- u' nisI aen IN ps o. tne soagh
p1 ho sne PGrton neae aain ssseet aud tnat
~. M n1,p at" ~'e lAl" ''seet se"es ana 1he
"o.' a''ea III.
O. located on Maxwell street near Capnf. tns
taken the ttunb1Q to deny tho assertion In thiR
paper that the members Of Tint cUmranY wsee Wit.
nesses Of tho assault uuon Ofiicnr lain NrsrirM.
, 1877-06-13
Michael Lynch Charges Lawyer
w. H. Peckham with Un.
professional Conduct.
An Injured Wife Wants Ono Of Good
, r1cll's Utah Divorces Annul1ed.
New Suits, Bankruptcies, Com
fessions, Judgments, Etc.

Bl0HrGkks however. UHElITffu tn feStHkn them.
and fhog ,rort ho,,e -, .,,o,s ,ons,, f., ". ~.
.n. 10y .. "sAs o"IH w '''.t too'. ~ sno
a'tetnoon taey came IN a2a!n, looking still mora
weary anu worn, and ono Of them, Mr' Allen, Of
be could not arrce with tho others. and wi,hed
~ k+n,s .,,,s,,,as ~ ,ra,t -. aoa...n..,"a ~.
as.,, III. ~ ~ III. ~. us. ".o
oath IL 10 1e'' IN with tho otncEs and brought in
Verdict.
Judge Blod1ctt declined to Intimate what
hIs tluty waa. but a1cItc5 him n faik tho r,nt.
tor ~, ~ 49, :, sh.s sa,, ~ ~. ~ .'' .r,,.
Judge further added that ho hnd known Mr..
Allen for ten years, and felt fully assured that
be acted in accordance With his views of duty,
The tury thcn saiJy md unvtl]jno]v 1c.lrci IN
.,aan ano,,sr y n,n,. % aIa nusy sse'ts"'o
s'eep anotoet n1eht on chairs OF tho aoor
". II. rEcgnAM AGAIN.
Another bill was filed yesterday in the Crcuit
Court, tic complainant being Michael Lynch,
t,.",aa, ".'sn ". eehna. - e.n'sea Win onpso'
less'ohaa cohduct. Lynch says that sotne ti1no
since TIC employed Pcekham 10 prosecute suit
~ but Tho latter A''q o,1omed % 'Jt.sey, Jccrss
~. ., M ~ . us,le.
" ,os e',aW 10 ea'cecu up aga'nes
nlm. LSten enafges TINS "as done Without hta
was actually due, anl l.e asks TINT the dccrco
NAY be set asfdc. Tho Chicago Building Society,
l.. L. tlrecnlcaf, and W. II. Pcckhsm arc Hadv
defendants.
Eunfcc g. Rolf showed how A. Goodrich pfo-
curcl fraudulent divorces yesterday In it'll she
died againat her husband, William, q. Rolf, for
divorce. shc .ays that s.'u was married May a.
january, 1875 Rolf crafttlY asked l,is wfc to take
little pleasure Tip to 1,olvidcre, Ill, whcro
her parents lived. hhe, did not suspect any
tnntty. As soon as Size was gune ho ea,ne rpJs 10
this city and, a. il Charged coinmittcd aimifcry
lie nlso aougat out Goodrich, tho divorce shy
, 1877-06-13

THE ROOT 4 SONS MUSIC co,
offer special Inducements 10 purchasers, at whole.
sale and retail, Of sheet music, music books, rio
lins guitars, and all kinds OF musca' inatsunents.
General agents for tho Standard organ and Weber
piano. Quality guaranteed. No. 16O State street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-26
SPRING FASHIONS.


r-r,rrOr -~~r-rv Up4BUpIrs AM CtppUT~
~ 4-Ni'' '4-i''' 4.'-'i ''''''-'-' -
INV IMpIHftI MATTING-TiE CLJN EH-.EAF TABLE
,,.,-rr1trs ~ rf.pxIrr-pr FOR COUNTY,
HDl-io--IHL ELNI-N GOD J. tA'illits
Tn fna .1frIo1.tary- l,rpat evprl lcUrp has lfpu
" "
reached previous uaH-luEs giving way 1'Iofr lht royal
dlm4,k- the superb satin draucIie- boo shaded and glow
., ,,,,r rcd ,l.l r..I ,Irr,le r,rau -..s Tho ra.
."7
b"'rIh "'''-'Il'' '."'''' '''" '''' '"'''''' '"''
with the P0mue4.du luc> OF dark blue and rcd, olive
Green and cvur-.- Oriental rugs shOVi. pride NJ
turkey ago. Cd i'I'ia' "'' '"4 P''.'''t '''i' 'i''
come this s9rns m duI iei ana Drown "i pure "Hi'r
grounds covered with sci figures ami strange birds ana
animals recundant scrolls, and fantastic figures Tic
Persian textiles are made mp OF beasts anc bios roa aAd
imaginary, with the sporting eh'et'1' KIND Oh small
spojte. h'n' ana inc '''N' -'l' "'' '' are .'"
-pcuouslt set forth. others show t0puds ana -lhns
,.el-. .I rrrots also -ca1.a,.f by tgc Lo,la and
... -, . . 1..,...,,l. ..f.. .i...t, s,..,..
"-''" '"''' arc "''''''- r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-26

broche tapestry Cabinets for brica-brac and corner
shelves made Of ebOnZed cherry or rear ebony
stands and easels are mcdHval designs corresponding
with low bookcases, and there are quaint tiles ana Woo,
holdings for the ornamentaon oil hrOad anu low ~
mantesheves Square Indian carpets are prepared 10.
the center Of the drawingroom where there are lai
walnut. highly vanished and have carpet Oh ~ 80
ingram Administer laid m the middle 1"1i- ar
Tiled, nlaid painted IN very dark cooIs WIN IeS'
For libraries. boobcases forsake the conventional
shape and seen in all sizes, maic 10 corr"-ponn VIII
different sections OF room, and narrow ~ 30" dhu
49, ~ .i,e. ,~. -,fDct,l NV z ass and Ae BOOKS
t. .i' - l.- u', .,i. ~ ,,5,riv shadoyved hv
pnked lam Jrequns oil leather or Whateyef !lDc
M 'morgcd cbsrd,. lir trsnlrs Yields TO luxurious
ease ia a the appointments. The thick maItinss IN
quiet owe on dFN ninI "a M ~ @ ie.,ns ana
warm colors.
A charming chamber set for a country house asn
has ashcroft panels uliid with cOorcd Marguerite III
small diamond shape Pronounced colorsu cottage wood
enamerd t are abandoned FOR the more delicate uH.'
Of cream light olive, hueul. blue, ami pearl hama
some Queen Anne fu SET is inlaid with Enghsh ues on
black and blue. Ottomaus OF hmn"" lu' o.,.'i
are covered with embroidery on luih!sh lowrE
ing Lovely and Inexpensive rooms are uiird oul ll
inc most artistic manner Win simple pm, 'ul 10y
OF different SHAPES, such a. ne 81 euliI ."
hcapeGup cushions. sleepy Hollow chairs otl'inhNs
lounge, and window seats, upholstered WIN cIt.'1o
closely initiating The richest fabrics OBJ me LAST
30 cents, or tine bright striped Jacquard lh'h- "' ~
80 ccl,s yHri. forming ch trmuS cohLi,, u" 'lr
mating auo dainty Swiss muslin OF white Utnih- VII
dow Grp'ry. Jute il another low-prreh lahc l"i ~
Loisierns furniture and possesses .tti'S'il'is '
lu cora i.d gray ID pA-nci-Wuttu designs -i".'' "a
ask rather higher BOO price s.lluEuu" ~ OBJ" 1"
There s great increase IN the popularity Oh The "'"'
wood furniture for country residences aId watering
place hotels The production is scarcely equal to The d.
mand. This * made wholly OF the Hungarian Dee'h
taking every variety OF shape fiucifui and slender '
very -tI1n-, AMI l- first made cIa-ii, ~ utuE -u
SO 'o great leat hat not pare t oi non .''
I'D tHr wood am. I.'"s r, iip' eIaIr bent 10
Al Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-26
SEVEN YEARS FOR KILLING HIS WIFE.

Thomas Cuaiek, charged with the murder Of
. wife Brdy, boo the teucmenthouse at 40. 80 Roscst
on March :. testified IA his beHai 10 he Court u
General session, yesterday and number ~ witnesses
assorted that his previous reputation bad been good
Cusick had ODE appearance uf brutal man. and told
am apparently .gtuh and sgraIgbf.rv rd story. Both
tuc prisoner aud hs vie Nerc drunk on fnt might before
the WuuIl's death They went tu h.i. and lu-ck
he WOKE up sh, aud tuuuG her ao-ent she came
back 20 the rOouI u company sl,u % uan, aud Cusck
put item uut ia Tie morning sire tcfurl,d -g.4 ana
BE- told her leave fhe nui- Doe wuud not 1--WE with
her a.atlu. dd not go away immediately, 10
tl.l.t Der uuf room, Hnd iu Dis r lg n nXica-
tuu might have kicked her, Dut D. haG ME f,Dn ~
killing ner Ile iuly found Cl-ck suy u mans. gAter
In iAc srcond degree. and Ju -c Sutl..l. tguced
hin " seven years amy lie neE, ia gle oAto tIIaOa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-26

DETAILS 4.


LIuuffN.
-. MOrK hotels HNu pensions generally crowded ani
poor You VIII Md better quarters 40 pIilDHlld,
whence you have nnr glacier excurs and a-,r. N
IiZ Lanyard Trip from Upper Eugadu down tuc Nal-
l-y 90 Iu-tcIuluL, aud down fhr Adi-r Valley To
Meran aud boiz.u three DAYS lone additional DAY fr as
cont Go -trtlO PIssl. Engage alD for tue mp.
QJ Slight quarters 10 T4ia-p Baths or at scuu.,.
t2I Start carly. Reaching Marin -buick uroltirr oI
switzerland and AurtrI, we 7eut carriage o. nm
ders % await us, The road being ry bad i,Aru ihag
tine place of hor-"-l aud the excursion ur foot 20
FiuHteTuiuZ being very fine, although "A little harI.
ID took uz about p hour W. luuched Fn-teruuuL
and walked Naude-t the road another good
hour. proceeding with our carriage down the Adlke
Valley 10 -puudn g-nght quarters.
Extra day.-stlrt early across the valley aud up the
TteviO road hight Of tine pas, Return aud reach
Spuudnig In good ume ia the evening
Third fourth day.-PrDceed down the valley 10
Meran aud BOtzen. Ea-y day.
DErAuE b.
From Innsbruck 20 Munich, via Inst, LermOs, ctarn
berger Lake-tWo days private convey ance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-26

"Monin'. neighbour said a West Rutlander
10 an acuuaintaucc. "h ty Sc The uDN .olilrrs
monument up 10 the sand blast factory TO- mighty
aIe one, an Is .oln " be shaped hAe az eSopAaEus
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-01-31
Fatal shooting.

Many Of our readers are doubtless
acoaaintcd with Mr.. w. c. ID.
Whips, Of the Willard Hotel, Louis
vile, XIV. also Mr.. j. w. Stockton,
for many years the leading proprietor
of the Old United States Hotel. Mr..
stockton, ut the time Of this unfortu-
nate affair, was experimenting Mr..
Whip, hotel. Last Friday morn
iEg when Mr.. Stockton went down to
the office of the hotel a few minutes
after seven o'clock. Mr.. Whips
abused him rat cr roughly for being
late at his post. Mr. Stockton re-
piled that the condition of his health
would not justify his getting up earlier.
Other words followed and finally Mr..
Stockton drew a pistol, but was pre-
vented from using it by Mr.. Ingram,
one of the clerks, and the porter.
Stockton then walked back TO the
reading room and returning in few
moments, met Mr.. Whips in the hall,
WHO by this time had armed himself
with n large pistol. On meeting Mr..
Stockton, he demanded TO know why
he drew pistol on him. Stockton re,
piled that he did it because Mr.. Whips
had insulted him, whereupon, Mr..
Whips called Stockton liar, and
Mr.. Stockton returned the compli
ment and Whips in turn called Stock
ton a Id liar, when Stockton struck
him and Whips returned the blow Will
three shots from the pistol which
proved fatal. Mr.. Stockton live,
until two o'clock, Saturday morning
NJ. Whips was arrested and place.
under bail of $4,000. Mr.. Stockton
was universally liked by everybody
and his loss will be regretted by man,
friends. Mr.. Whips, we understand
deeply regrets the affair. Mr.. Stock
ton had an insurance policy on hi
life of $4,000.
The above was principally gleanc
from the Courier-Journal of Saturday
Since it was set in type We have see
Mr.. Stockton's dying statement, whic
gives different version of the affair
and puts Mr.. Whips still more in tn
wrong.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-01-31
Beaver Dam Items.
BEAVER DAM, Jan. 30. IS

BEAVER Dam, Jan. 90, 1877.
Editor Herald:
have been waiting few days to
see If some one better qualified than
myself, would not give you the items
from this place. They do not seem
willing TO assume the responsible posi-.
ton, however, SO | had as well con.
tinue the contribution of my "wee lit.
tie mite"
Rev. jos. +. Austin has been Sc
lected to fill the pulpit of Beaver Dam
church for this year, and commenced
his services on tie third Sunday.
The entire clothing of the family Of
Mr.. Chas. r. Chinn were destroyed by
fire a few nights since-house not Sc
riousIy injured-caught accidentally
It was our fortune to attend the
Vaudeville Nlinstrels at Hamilton's
last Friday night. Quite a larg,
crowd were in attendance and al
secusd well pleased. The entir,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-01-31

troupe performed we'll, but, if Ed. It.
{ lair had not have been there TO play
the fool, and DIR. iiaden to play the
gho>, Of IIamlc;'s father. part of the
fun would have been lost. Come TO
our lit.le burg boy, ami wcII pat
ronizc you.
M,ssrs. Pool & Co., Of Rochester,
Ky, have rented the tobacco barn of
Nr. J. II. Miller. and will shortly,
commence operations.
Mr.. Wm. Austin has commenced
the extension OF his tohar u factory,
in order to give the ca,crprismg Mr..
Orr, more capacity Tor handling TO-
hacco. Mr.. Orr will carry on regular
.;cmmcry here, and all parties will
/ find him liberal in his prices; he
ships direct to Europe and can pay
more than others.
Mrs. Rothchild, of Washington,
Ind, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Kahn, Of this city.
+ Prof Brown, of st. Louis, Ia:
been ut the POWER House for scvera
days; he Is engaged in the educational
interest.
Mr.. W. II. Barnes, after sever,
spell of sickness of several month.
duration, i, now improving.
Mr.. |. p. Barnard has bought In,
dry goods, groceries, &c, Of the firm
of Barnes Il TAYLOR. MIR. Barnar,
will always have on hand q large rs
sortmcnt Of everything in his line
and one who has the reputation as
business man, what he has, will al
tract 4 larger trade to this place thai
ever.
Mr.. II. II. Kahn has gone at last t
! purchase goods.
Rev. W. W. Cook, preached IT,
funeral Of Mr.. Nlphonso Barnard
child at Liberty, Sunday.
Mcssrs. Porter & Co., shipped ivy
ear loads of cattle this morning.
Mrs. John Poyner is visiting rel;
tivcs in Evansville.
The weather is favorable TO farmer.
business is good and everybody happy
except n few, who are not subscriboi
to the HERALD. HENRI.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-01-31

discovered the Continent, the latter
fought for her Independence, and he
captured America without the loss Of
4 man, and says, 'Rah for TiIden.
business very brisk in the mercan-
tile line here.
We attended Il Christmas tree Civ
en-, or rather made up by til good
people Of Buckhorn and vicinity. aud
say without fear Of contradiction that
it was iir>t-class in every respect. AZ
Dr.. Isaac Foster was boss on the oc.
casion, hence its success. DE-. Ike
knows how 10 arrange things. lie i,
high-toned gentleman, and the PEG.
! pie OF Buckhorn could not do without
him. Many thanks to the DR.. for hi.
kindness toward us in our frozen con
| dition, while there. We are having
a good tobacco season, and it woult
do You good, Mr.. Editor, to see tn,
very pleasing al e1hilerating effect i
has on the couatonauces Of our MGR
chants, IEolbrook and Hussey. If
stranger should pass through our littl
town and hear and see them llaugh
they would naturally suppose a schoo
Of that kind had been in progress here
We are all waiting to see the resuI
Of the great question who shall bcPrcs
ident and when that is settled Cif tn
right way we are going to kill 4 goes
and have 4 greasy fixing in our town
MoDoC.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-01-31
from HiOTS;lal County.
GLBHETsvILLE, Jan. 81, 1877

GHGEETsvLLE, Jan. 81, 1877.
Correspondence Herald.
Thinking perhaps you would like to
hear from our part Of Kentucky, con-
cludei | would send you 4 few items
from Marshall county.
We have had 4 very disagreeable
winter, plenty Of snow, but it has all
gone and now for the mud.
We are going to lose two of our best
citizens, the Measrs. Tinsley, who are
going to locate in your county. We
are very sorry to see them leave us as
they are the only Single merchants
we have in the county. Shingles is
our main staple, as this is 4 very poor
county for tobacco or corn, the only
good crop of tobacco | have seen this
year, Mr.. Fred Tanner formerly o
Ohio comfy raised. | wish we had ;
few more such me2.
Respectfully, +. p.
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EEOgg's Falls Lc::er

UoGGs FALLS Jan. p, 1871
Correspondence Herald.
Your paper has ever been welcome
visitor in this part of the county, it
comes gladdening our sad hearts when
we are tired of the monotonous duties of
every day life.
The ice on Green river disappeared
last week, carrying with it fiat boats
and RATS. Some of our older citizens
say such a sight was never before
witnessed on Green river; though the
greatest complaint is by the old wo-
men, who are mourning the loss Of their
geese, as quite a number were carried
OIL on the RATS.
During the gloomy days of last
week, the farmers were busily engaged
preparing their tobacco for market.
We hope the tobacco merchants Will
give them 4 call and stop the cry of
"hard times"
\ short time ago Mr.. John II.
Baker, near Ceralvo, sold his log
team to Mr.. Midkiff of this county, for
$275, 90. Mr.. b is . money making
young bachelor, and a timidity PIE
vents him acting as his heart dictates.
Some young lady would do well to
propose to him at once.
Miss George Dupoister, charming
young lady from Muhlenberg county,
who has been visiting relatives in this
vicinity for several weeks, retained to
her home a few days ago.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Stateler has returned
from Texas not very well pleased
with the country.
During the big snow that laid on the
ground so long, an old lady about Eev,
'enty-iive years Of age, was left at home
alone not far from this place, and
never saw but one person for foal
weeks, AID all the fuel she had wa'
consumed, and 10 one knew to comt
to her rescue, so she could do no better
than burn Il bedstead and several o
her chairs, and all the barrels abou
the house. BY that time the snow
had melted and settled 50 she was abb,
to make her way to the yard fence
from which she drew rails into tn,
house and would burn off one end a
time and saved herself from freezin!
to death.
We are having quite an interesting
meeting at Equality church, conducted
by Revs. Silas Newton and L. V
Phipps. A. j.
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Buf0rd Eett0r.

BUFoRD, Jan. %, 1877.
Correspondence Herald.
More selling and buying going on
here. Mr.. Clinton Field sold his in
terest in the dry goods, notion and
grocery line, a short time since to Mr..
David Rogers. Hope the new firm
may prosper, and the junior partner
get spliced, so as to have one high
time in the city of Buford, this year.
Mr.. Turner Hines and Miss Amer
lea Murphy were married last Thurs
day at the residence of Mr.. c. w.
Hussey. Long may they wave. Mr..
IL. says he is now the peer Of Column
bus and Washington, as the former
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Conservation again Triumphan:

Justice David Davis, was elected
GA last ThurAay, by the Illinois l.eEis-
lature. to the United States Senate to
succeed john \. Logan. MIR. Davis
has distin .ui~hed himself more by his
conservative, liberal views, than by
his partisaniSm. lie has been 4 Re
publican but was elected by the Dem
ocrats and Independents. lie has not
been in accord with the machine Re,
puhlicans cor some time. There is
hope fer the country yet.