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CAUTION.
J Duncan, Editor. I.D,Nali, Business Man'g'
IT THE FARMERS' r
Il 0 N h 20 J. Il \ Id

Is live Agricultural paper, in the fullest and
best sense. In 1865. when it WAS established,
IL started out 20 be this emphatically, and from
then until the present time its line of policy
has not changed, though it has gradually
broadenod and deepened until now it acknowl
edges no superior among publications "f its
class, and competent authorities pronounce
it the best of its kind in all the South and
West. The HONE JOURNAL makes a speciality
of the discussion of topics connected with the
breeding of fne stock as carried on IL Central
Kentucky; and theLnost approved methods of
grading up and gradually improving common
stock are also treated very fully. All events
OF general importance and likely to pass into
history are carefully ehTOnicleds Market and
cfap reports very comprehensive, and prepared
with the greatest care. The HOVE journal Is
the staunoh friend Of every honest husband
man, and fer this and othsr reasons every
farmer should delight in pushing its circula-
ton. II gives a large amount OF choice read
ing Of a refining and instructive character,
prepared with strict regard to the wants of the
family circle. Nothing demOralizing finds a
place in its pages. and no lottery or similar ad
vertisements will be inserted. 1t must be evil
dent from all this that the FARMERS HONE
JOURNAL is a first class advertising medium
a fact to which all who have ever given the
paper a fSir trial can testify. The FARMERs'
HOWE Journal is a weekly paper and consists
of IS large pages neatly stitched and trimmed.
Price, $500 per year, invariably in advance.
For three months, 50 cents Sample copies
when sent BY mail, 10 cents each Send mon
ey by post-Office order or registered letter, and
address, FARMERS HOME JOURNAL,
Cor. Ith and Green Streets, Louisville, Ky.
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Mr.. HoCKEE, in his card in this
weeks HERALD, says the intUnaiion
by "Modoc" that he promised TO vote
for Woodward i, ''laise and incaTect. ="
lie (IIockert saws he was under moral
obligations, but not pledged by promise
70 do so. If this be the case, we think
Mr.. Hooker in trying to ex;ricate him
self from an ugly prcdicament has
made the matter worse, and had better
left the facts as stated by Modoc stand
us they were. If he was under no
promise, what reason can he give salts
factory 70 the Democrats Of the county
for his course in this matter, and if he
fails to explain or give a sufficient
reason therefor, can he expect to rally
the Democratic strength to his support?
Ifunder no promise, his vote was un-
necessary aad not % be expected.
He docs not deny the charge that IF
the Council had put out a Republican
two rc1rs agoinstead Ofhimselfh he would
ohecrfully have supported him." Nor
docs he deny that IF Mr.. Woodward
had been elected, he would not now be
asking Democrats for the nomination"
He docs not deny this, and the infer
ence, from his silence, is that these
charges are true. Had he felt himself
under obligations. and pledged 10 vote
for Mr.. Woodward, the case would
have been different; but he emphati-
cally denies that he was actuated by
any thing of the kind, and, by SO DOING.
as emphatically destroys his hopes of
giving a satisfactory explanation of
that vote. We love consistency in all
things, and think a consistent man
should be nominated.
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A Card.
JoHS. j. BARRETT.

CESTEErowX, May 2Sth, 1877.
/ Editor Herald:
The HERALD OF last week cantains a
communication from one subscribing him.
self "Modoc," mailing from the town OF
Neville, which is fslsI in point OF facts,
and is aimed as a thrust at me from the
dark, which is an injustice to me TO say
the least OF it.
In the first place, did not place my.
self before the people two years ago, but
was solicited to run by the farmers and
Changers in convention, which solicta-
ton positively declined. until advised
and urged TO make the race 10y the best
Democrats OF the town OF Hartford and
country around, as well as by men of the
opposite party.
In the next place, did not denouncc
conventions as carried on fairly. For the
truth Of which | refer TO those who heard
my speeches; but on the other hand
hai always attended conventions and sup
ported nominees.
As TO the charge that ! had promised
to vote for Mr. Woodward, ] denounce
it rs false, and state here that the infer
ences drawn 10y "Modoc' are incorrect
and false. and only aimed now 10 arouse 4
prejudice against me. refer the people
to Mr.. Woodward for the truth Of what
| say in regard TO this matter.
will say in conclusion. that explain.
cd fairly aud candidly my political course
from the stand in the court house at
Hartford, on Monday, the first day Of
Circuit court. to the assembled yeomanry
OF the county and myself and Mr.. Barrett
arc now discussing our respective records
in the various voting precincts OF the
county, and have not the time nor in
vlination TO respond to all the "Modoc's"
who. from their Lava Beds, or under
Delicious names, may choose to fire at me
sad then retreat
Again cay to the people, | have att
teHpted to be honest with you. and only
ss.. aGair sRd impartial verdict, 10 which
acsSiesce. Respectfully,
r. r UocKER.
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Hayucsyille Letter.
HAYNEsvILLE, KY,
May 18th 1877.

MAY 9th 1919.
Editor Herald;
War or no war, We will do it-could
not live without it's the universal evo-
luton of the farming mind. Already
have they commenced to pitch the weed,
must have a small patch of tobacco,
Your humble servant has stuck about
1000 OF the precious stuff
The good people of Haynesviile are a
church>going people. Last Sunday was
preaching at the Cumberland church,
and it was very largely attended. Moth
ing happened worthy of remark except
the additional number of pretty women
who happened to turn ont, such rs Misses
Katie and Gle Haynes and Miss TIME
May, all from Whi:esvilie, Miss Sallie
TAYLOR, Miss Carrie and Fannie Whitley,
all of E,naville, Miss Amanda Roby, OF
Fordsvillc, and many others too numer-
Gus to mention and too pretty to talk
about. Mr.. Garden Spot, we can knock
the shine off of you in pretty women as
slick as an cell mean that DIN, oh,
pshsw! always get that Beaver man by
the tail. You know him. Well, he's
the fellow.
Miss Jennie Norman, daughter of DR..
Tom Norman, of Breckenridge county,
is visiting her uncle, Louis Owen, of this
place.
Next Sunday, and each respectively,
D. J Arnold, Of Greensboro, breaches
the Baptist church at this place
q. D. BLACK.
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Rcsa aur and rncn the other.
lI,Rrrnrn. Ky. May o.. ISL


lTARrroPp, Ky, May %, 1871.
Edi,c- HvraiI:
( In yoar last issne noticed the card OF
( nr Wan J Berry, saying tha; John ].
Barrett ar not support him for the Senate
against !. ". Johnson in lSI2, and rs
the report may have started lrcni sHrre-
lhiug ! said ahon, Mr Barrett and his
. voting, now y'SsirS yG,5a the gentleman
justice and place myself richtalso. did
state tha; Mr. p&rrS; did vote for DIR.
Berry, lut did not say that it was ir
R,rry'n cuatrsl With johnson, hut it was
the State Tickle; for Treasurer that said
Barrett supported him; this now rciter-
ate, Mr.. Parrcits statement in his speech
nj the Court House. on the lib inst, 10
the contrary notwithstanding, which was
to the cflec; that he had never failed ia
support all Democratic nominees N.
! never stated in the court house or
anywhere else that | had always voted
for the Democratic nominees. | said
in every uncertain or doubtful contest,
was always found working and
voting for the Democratic candidates.
M" never knew anything about my
voting for DIR. Berry until told him
OF it. | had long been ON intimate
terms with DIR. Berry, and in 1868,
when was the nominee of the Demo
Gratis for sheriff, he voted for ME al
though he most generally affiliated
withthe Republican party. In 1878,
when ho was rl,r Republican candidate
for Senate, did | return the compli-
ment? Surely not, for that was a
doubtful contest, and | worked and
voted for Mr.. j. w. johnson, the
Democratic nominee, as DIR. Berry
stated last week in his letter.
In S75,wheu DR.. Berry was on the
State ticket for Treasurer and when it
was known that Le would be beaten
by from fifty TO seventy-iive thousand
majority anyway and the Pr, wishing
a complimentary vote in his own town
precinct from men whom he had COM
plimented in the same way, Hon.
ii. ID. McIIenry, myself and several
other Democrats, voted for him. If,
however, it had been contest, the
result of which was the least doubtful,
my vote would havebeen found record
cd in favor of the Democrats.
voted at that time for all the balance
Of the Democratic State ticket. Hav-
ing explained the matter fully, am
willing that an" shall have all the
capital he can make out of it. / Twill
state IN conclusion, that all | desire is,
that the Democrats meet next Satur-
day evening at 5 o'clock at their
several voting perclncts and select the
man who is best qualified to repre-
sent the interest of the county, and
that one, who, from his straight for
ward course, politically, is best calcu-
lated TO make the race success. Ii
am that man, l will appreciate the
confidence reposcd in me, and will do
my best 10 make The race a successful
one, and it 80 elected will Use every
endeavor to properly represent the
country's interest. If, however, an
other Is chosen, ] will bend every en-
ergy at nav command to elect that one
Respectfully,
JoHS. j. BARRETT.
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GARD.

TO the Voters Of Olio Comfy:
There has been great deal said in re-
gard to my being in favor Of a law to
compel every man to give security before
bringing suit see that my meaning has
been misconstrued-I intended to con-
vey the idea that the law should not APP
ply to the collection of debts where con-
tracts have been made-but should only
apply to suils brought maliciously.
May Is, 1917. w. D. COLEMAN.
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Mr. Iohn =. Barrel, clitor Of the
Hartford iohio county, Herald, has ma
turely considered the pressing calls upon
him to become candidate TO represent
the county in the next Legislature, and in
his last paper publishes a well~consiiercd
well-written and dignificd acceptance. We
hope the Democracy of Ohio county will
give him the nomination, for if he makes
as good Representative as he is an edi-
tor, We know that he will give "unani-
nous satisfaction to the people OF that
county, Paducah News.
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Friess&s Of General Grant say that
he took ks iHll-dress military uniform
with him 10 Europe. and will wear it
on state and ceremonial occasions. This
Is entirely proper. In European coun-
tries great stress is laid on matters Of
dress, and itwouid be hard for them
10 realize that Grant had led the armies
of tho United States unless he wore a
uniform. Besides It viii place him at
once on an equal footing with the civil
and military magnates whom he is sure
10 meet indianapolis Journal.
"Fine feathers mako fine birds, and
Grant no doubt, EiH display his gilt
iering s.liimage 10 the bcst advantage,
though We occupies 10 position in the
American ssasy and hs=ne more rightto
lion aiiEtssY vnitenn than any other
private eiiss 0f ~ Upisei States.
We take he sSsve Easrzssaph from the
Journal as LEFT Lad .eessFiment to
Grant, and only si.oys ilis jnouiinatc
vanity and pomPosity, rra .
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Senatorial Convention.

The Democrats in the Sth Senatorial
District. composed OF the counties Of Bute
err, Mullen berg and Ohio will send del
gates to a convention TO be held in Mor>
gantown on the 18th day OF June 1877,
ct o'clock. Pm for the purpose OF nom.
mating a democratic candidate for the
Senate in said District.
I. c. CARSON. Charm Butler Elk. Com.
NC. Hay, Charm Muhlenberg FIX Com
+. p. MORGAN, Charm Ohio Ex. Com.
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Letter from 40. \.
No. s, ONO COUNTY. Ky,
Nav 9th. ISL

No. s, ONO COUNTY. Ky,
May 9th, 1877.
Editor Herald:
Considerable interest is being manifest.
ed in political matters, and Coleman and
Hill are the candidates for the people.
We would urge upon the friends (both
political and personally Of Mr. Coleman,
the necessity Of prompt action in order
TO secure the nomination of their man
aud the peoples candidate. Something
has been said about the enactment Of a
Jaw requiring the giving Of bond and APP
proved security for costs and damages
before the institution OF suit against
persons or property in any court. We
woull like TO hear from the aspirants to
Legislative and Senatorial houors on
the subject. FELIX.
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f F. TILroED.

The Democratic candidates for the
Legislature will address the citizens o
the county at the following times and
places:
Sulphur Spring, Wednesday, May 30th,
at 3 o'clock.
Fordsville, Thursday, May 3lst, at j
o'clock, =. NJ.
This arrangement has been agreed up.
on 10y the undersigned in Mr. Coleman.
absence, and lac il invited to attend.
JSo 7. BARRETT,
Il. Z. Hooker.
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Let every voter go TO his precinct
voting place ON Saturday, June
End, at three o'clock, y. lr. and
vote for JOHN =. BARRETT, the
man whose ability ana fidelity TO
Democratic principles cDtit.c him
to the nomination.
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To the Farmers oronio County.

There will be a meeting ofthe Farmers
of Ohio coonty on Monday, the lIth day
OF June, a: the Court House in the town
Of Hartford, at 10 o'clock, P. NJ, Gsr the
purpose OF selecting a candidate to repre-
sent tie Farmers in the next Legislature.
MANY EoTERs
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by request Of the candidates for Lcsis
lature. it is here suggested 10y the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee Of Ohio
county, that the Democrats hold their
meetings in the various Districts in the
ceauty on SATURDAY. the 2ud day Of
JUNE, 1877, at O'clock, T. NJ, for the
purpose OF appointing their Delegates TO
the County Convention at Hartford, on
Monday, 4th OF June following.
= X, Cox, +. ?. MORGAN,
Secretary. Chairman.
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Mr.. COLEMAN says, in his card,
he had reference to malicious" prose
cutions. Now, we would like TO know
who is to determine whether the suits
are malicious or, not until they are
tried out, and hundreds of honest men,
who have just causes, would be debar-
red even the chance Of redress simply
because they are poor. We have too
zuch legislation for the rich and not
-eBsugh for the poor. and the people do
net propose to be instrumental in OPP
Pres-iug themselves by favOring any
such faw.
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ActIc., Of tsre Democratic cou,mst,ec.


Ala meeting OF the Democratic Com
initter OF Ohio COUNTY, hcll On Saturday
the 7th ,isy of APRIL lS71, the following
resolutions were adopted. Viz
Resolved, That convention he held in
Hartford on Monday, the ijh day Of Jane
next k,r the purpose Of nominating =
Democratic candidate FOR the House ol
Representatives ia the hcgsla:arc "i
Kentucky, and that ma-s meetings ci the
voters be held on Saturday the 2nd lsy Of
June, At zach voting pscF, Tor the pur-
pose o, appointing dc'ryaees To said cosn>
" convention.
Resolved, Th0l We recommend that a
convention he hsld az Rockpcr, or Hart
ford on the 7ih asy of DANE. next Tor the
purpose = nominating n candidate for ;he
senate, in this District and we instruct
our chsirman to correspond with the Dem
ecrS1ic Executive Committees Of the coun-
ties OF Butlrr aud Muhlcnhcrs for the
purpose OF having their action and sgrec-
~ to the time and place Of holding said
convention.
sam X. Cox. T. T. MORGAN,
Secretary Chairman.
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Deeds Lodged for Record since on
Last Report.

VIM. r. Stearman to S. w. Anderson
Lot in Ceralvo, $50.
John i Greer to A. r. and j. NJ
Williams, no acres of land. 5000.
VIM. c. Murphy to Sarah Roby, SO
acres on Adams Fork, $500.
!. p. Barnard TO Luther 7. Barnard
lot ia Beaver Dam, so.
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NoTE These quotations are to 20 under
stood as purely ETT AL. and made to e tver :he
smallest possible quantities. Purchasers will
find upon trial, that the margins asked by ua'
Hartford Grocery Merchants. in whoicsals
quantities, are as small as any town in Ken
lucky.
There are no changes Of importance ia
note this week. The market is over
stocked With choice butter. The neA crop Of
sugar is falling short, and consequently price;
will range higher
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At last Gen. Grant has shaken the
dust of the United States of his feet
and started for Europe. lie left Phil
adelphia Thursday on the steamship
India for Liverpool. His sen-iH law
aud daughter Sartoris sailed from Bal
tiInors for Europe on the Nuremburg
the same day.
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Awocking bird entered the Methodist
church az Jackson. Tenn. tile other Snu-
day. and after circling aroasd tie room.
I,t on the railing OF the altar. where It sat
IN attentive silence tli the clsse Of the
sermon. rhen it warble4 somo oi is
sssetsst. OTIS aud sailed away.
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II is fhe opinion of an eminent Eng.
ii.i.man in Washington Ctr. that the
English Flag will be waving OH Turk
ish soil, aud fisat an English army of
occupation wiii IIa ~ COustantinoIIe
within sixty, days, -
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The French people are again in
trouble and President Mcmahon will
doubtless manage TO be the cause of
mother revolution in that unfortunate
country.
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who is now styled The "Babe of the
Alamo" and who is ever dear to the
hearts OF the Texan PEOPLE. The student
of Grccian history in every land has
felt his bosom glow with noble fire.
While rraliug of Leonilas and the three
hundred who fell with him At Thermop>
ylca. But when the Alamo fell, nobler
than Leonidas, more devoted band than
the Splrtans sank amid its ruins. They
shed their blood. they poured ont their
lives as water for the liberties of Texas
Well could they be inspired to rear
this monument, which Will ever thrill
animate and enliven the hearts of all
Texans through ages hence.
+ +. Turocn
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The American officers in the Egypt
ian army have refused TO go 10 Turkey
to tight against the Russians. and will
remain in Egypt.
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Gen. Grant has beea mustered as q
mem Der of the Grand Army of the Re
public. Wen bet he didn't accept
any subordinate Office.
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The English squadron has arrived
at Port Said, the entrance to the Suez
canal, and have taken up such positions
az TO efIectually guard the canal.
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The Gla.-n~ rimss ssrs. M

The Glss:o~ Times s@ys. Mr.. -,
'l'i-g y"'ns la.yer. Was ia town Mon
day lie oaght to he ashsusd 20 he on
Ihe ssreos in broad .layiielr IN his night
elOthes. iIc should have gotten up b.
lore eKh5bit'as himself upon tbe street.
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Mr, JGaIN +. BSRRkrr, of the
Harifard HERM.O. Is a candidate ior
Legislature from Ohio county. May
he he elected without opposition. =
I Nelson County Record.
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FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKEI
%:
Miss Rl1a Wills

Has located at Mr.. REMUS GIBS0N'S resi-
denee, in Hartford, Ky., where she is pre-
pared to do dress making and fitting at rea-
sonabIe rates. Having had considerable ex.
periencs, she feels justified in promising en-
tire satisfaction. Patronage solicited.
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The Spanish authorities are now try
ing Gen. Burriel, at Madrid. He is
the'butcher who murdered the passen-
gers and crew of the Virginius.
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Asa Adams and Miss Mary j. Nelson.
VIM. Gallagher and Miss Ellen
O'Bricn.
James II. Carter ami Miss Pidie Ellen
Watson.
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The French requirements of Amozi4-.-
tobacco for this year will be 5,IG003O
kilosrammes.
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Marriage License Issued Since our
Last Report.
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Il II. RYAN & Co., Shoe and Saddle
- Leather, shoe and Currie's tools, b, st tan.
ner's oil. No. 255 West Main Street. Country
orders promptly attended to.
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IOj DOLLARS!
IN GOLD
GIVEN AWAY
10 sHbssTitsfs Of the Hartford HkKALD
ZL
Read This Carefully.

H. order 10 stimulate the Farmers to
greater eEsrti0o and 10 induce them to
improve ths gualHy 81 their two great
staples Corn and TOba-cn, and at the
zane time increase The circulation Of the
IIsEALD, offer tbe following very liberal
premiums, Amounting in The aggregate TO
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CCHUPP z LEBANGOCD,
- Manufacturer Of Mattresses and Bcdjins
Wholesale and Retail. Window Awnings, aad
Tarpaulins nasls % order. No. y Market ST.
between 2nd one Ord.
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IgENEl ENOFEL,
4 4 Importer aaa PgiIi-hsT. pcsIrr in Nu-
seal IP-trgInrnts. Sheet Nusir. sfatiaEery,
u..d Drawing AauE.sss. We. IS West Market
: rect.
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las. y. WHITE
~ Cheapest Il t'.ssis IL Louisville. No.
I0i Market street. net S.,j auI Sin
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LOUISVILLE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Enbraci'is iiie I.cad.'x business Houses
anti Manufacturing. Establt-lI-
InentS ia E.oHfsE Ilfr-

"TOOLFOLK q co.
w No. 90 Fourth Street. Csriags, Tains,
/ Oakaul anf Oiis. Agent fsr Pratrs Nan-st.
| plosiyc Astral OIL Tents, Asningi, HsE9n
| Covers, &C., made % orlsr.
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WASHINGTON s. OHIO RAlLROAr.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Beginning Octr. H., 1871.

Beginning CcLr ~, 1871.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
st 9 10 a. NJ, and Alexandra at 9 j. am. daily,
except Sunday; pass Leesburg, gciny we$t.
ward, at II 20 8. m, and arrive at Round Hi.
st II m. Leave Round Hill at 1870 p. H.; pass
Leesburg going eastward, at 10 p. M. and
arrive a! Alexandria st 3:l5 y. a., and ~
Washington at $50 y. ~.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN VIII lesy"
Washington st ~ p. N. and Alexandria a.
4 Is D. m. daily. except Sunday, and arrive =
Leesburg at 6 40 p. m. Leave Locshurg a. Il IL
9. N. and arrive at Alexandria NJ 3 Is 3. II. aad
Washington ct 50 a. III.
DS- Passengers from Washington will t"h"
the Washington and Ohio cars ST. the Baltime.'
s. Potomac Railroad station At9 los. II. and !;
pm, and 90 through without change "r ears.
The .. Is am. tram from Alexandra" onIIJ q
p. M train from Round Hlil conn -. al HounI
Hill with Harris Daily L'-,.o O. Cn,cncs
for Snickersvii!e,, GcrryviI' g and Winchester;
also with Reamer's Linc~ .fi,osnhcs which lc4y,,
LGosburg daily for AZ. lie and MiJdleburg,
Both trains, vest. ard make close connections,
A. vienna WIZ EJssons Line Of Stages for Fair
SoLiha .ntion tickets, 3 cts. per mile
a"a' IL GieiietR, &SG.
L. Ii. HAVENEE.
oct Iii: General Ticket Agent