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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

The Ohio Democrats have held their
convention and made their tracks,
which can not be misunderstood. They
come square out on all the vital ques-
tons of the day. They feel assured of
victory of over 10000 this fall. May
their wishes and expectations be fully
realized.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

DR.. j. w. Meador is the Great Alb
sentee, or the Great Dodger, we do not
know which. He is not recorded rs
voting when SEVENTY FIVE important
votes were taken, sufficiently impOr-
tant to call the yeas and nays upon it,
while in the Legislature. He was
either absent, or, if present, afraid to
put himself on record, for fear he
would get on the unpopular side.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

The great absentee, DR.. j. w.
Meador, was. absent during the setting
of the Legislature, while a Member,
when IS bills were voted on, which
were Of sufficient Importance 10 call
the yeas and nays upon. Voters of
Ohio county, if you want the scat of
Ohio county vacant, vote for j. w.
MeadOr; but, if you want it filled by a
man who will watch and guard your
every interest and be present every
time a vote is taken and vote for your in
terest, then vote for w. d. Coleman.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

There are about so Circuit, Crimi-
nal, Common Pleas and Chancery
Judges in the State, and Mr.. Phelps
vote TO increase their salaries from
81, 800 to 50, 800, 5000 increase on each
which is a total of $4,000 year
taken from the tax payers. and yet he
claims to be for low taxes and salaries.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

o. next Mn iav. let every man
who l. in favor of low taxes and re-
tenchmcnt of rat lie expenditures,
vote Cor Eli and Coleman. They are
the true friends If the people
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

Mr.. Phelps. in bis Circular No. 2,
says: "Mr. J. w. johnson, of Mclean
was a lawyer when elected to the State
Senate in 1862" The facts are, TO
our contain knowledge, otherwise, rs
lac never obtained license TO practice
law until since his term as Senator ex-
pired.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

Mr.. Phelps, in his circulars and
ereeches, appeals to the farmers to
vote for him, as the District has not
been represented by farmer for long
time. He forgot to Tell them that he
was 'middle-man," selling goods at
Brooklyn, Butler county, and doing
such large business as to require two
clerks to attend 70 The store.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

The Evansville Courier says, "The
struggle now in progress is not between
Labor and Capital, but between midi
yidual sovereignty and corporate pow
er. The Courier trusts that there will
be no final settlement of the question
until the power Of private corporations
is broken forever. The people have
only to combine together at the polls to
utterly destroy monopolies of every
kind.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

Hon. John Feland is the Republi-
can candidate for the Legislature from
Christian county. He served the last
term. lie was one of the Commission
eIs to revise the Codes of Practice.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

President Hayes and Cabinet will be
in Louisville, September 18th, at the
opening of the Louisville Industrial
Exposition. We will then have an
opportunity to see a live President
at least, as good one rs the s to Z
electoral commission could make.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

IfyOu want the seated Ohio county's
Representative vacant, when 20 i'm
portant votes are taken, vote for DIR.
Meador.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

The Nelson equity Fair will be held
near BardsiO IN ON the fourth, fifth and
sixth Of EcIacml or.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01
Master commissioners Notice.


Ohio Circuit Court.
Lewis l.. Smiths Admir-. Plan }
Against Equity
Lewis L. Smith Heirs, Deft.
Notice Is hereby given TO TIE Creditors
OF Lewis l. Smith, deceased, that the
undersigned, Commissioner OF the Ohio
Circuit Court, under an Order in the above
STYLED cause, will attend NJ his office. in
Hartford, from the date hereof, until the
1T day of October. 1871 to receive and
hear proof of claims against SAID De
cendcnt; and that all claims not presents
ed to him and proven as required hy law
within the time specified above, will be
forever barred.
F.. r. MURRELL, VI. Q. o. &C
July Is in.
1Jasicr commissioners Sofice
Ohio Circuit Court,
W II Mcconnell 3, Admir-, Pla'T !
Against Equity
VII. McConuelrs Heirs, Dcfts
Notice Is hereby given to the Creditors
Of W II. Mcdonnell deceased, that the
undersigned, Commissioner Of the Ohio
Circuit Court, under an Order ia the
above styled cause, viii attend at his Of
flee in Hartford from the date hereof, I'M
al the lst day Of October, 1877, to re-
ceiye and hear proof Of claims against
said Deccicut; and that ali claims not
presented 20 him and proven as required
by law, within the time specified above,
will he forever barred
L. 4. MURRELL, NJ C. o. c. Z.
JuIv =
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01
4 GREAT OFFER!!EMsssz VIII I : a n E

Hard Times dispose Of 100 Pianos & Organs,
new and sccond-handed of first-elass makers
including Waters ut lower prices for cash or
Installments or TO let until paid for than ever
before offered. Waters Grand Square and
Upright Pianos & Organs, tInoldling their
new Souvenir and Boudoirl are the best made.
octave Pianos $3.50. us do $3.50 not
used year. 40" Stop Organs $50 { stops SIS.
7 stops S6S. stops SO. 10 stops SIS. II
stops 800 cash, not used a year, in perfect
order and warranted. Local and Travelling
Agents Wanted. Illustrated Catalogues
mailed. A liberal discount To teachers, Minis
tiers, Churches, etc. Sheet music az half
price. HORACE WATERS 4 SONS, Manu-
iacturercrs 4 Dealers, 10. East 18th 81, Union
Square, New York.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01
DIR. j. w. Meador failed to vote on

DIR. j. w. Meador failed to vote on
the appropriation bill at all, although
said bill appropriated $500 to the min
isters of Frankfort for opening the ses-
sion with prayer, which was more than
So for each little PRAYER offered. Also
81, 500 appropriated for newspapers,
subscribed for by the Members, and
which ought to have been paid for by
them out oftheir own pockets. If you
elect W. ID. Coleman, he will vote
against this sort of appropriation.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

Hr Virtue Of an order Of the Ohio
Di County Court made at the July
term, 1877, Their viii be poll opened
in precincts Nos. 6, and III on the first
Monday in August. 1871. for the purpose
OF electius a constable 10 I'LL tie vacan-
CIV in each Of said precincts.
c. W. PHILLIPS,
Sheriff Of Ohio County.
Hartford, July End, 1877. 3 &c 40
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01
DR.. EMIL. arMcEr

I"vVh@p boots and shoes can be straight
\/cncd a. good a. new, and new bsotT en-
be sept straight, BY using the Meiali, Heal
s.lAencr, which may be applied by any enc.
he u.c OF them cures the habit Of ruunin1
over the boot OF shoe al the heel. Worn ~
men, Wcincn and children. Prize. p.r
gross. IA pal :, SIS. Sample dozea pairs as
sol "a BY mail, 81 So, sample rai-s by mail
- c.. Address orders to INGALLS, 4 CO.
hah"iiitnrers aud dealers in Booss and Shoes
2!S West Main 81. Louisville. Ev.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01
Master So1,,r;issioner's Notice
Master commissioners Notice

Ohio Circuit Court
K. T. Bells Admir-. Plaintiff
Against Equity
K. T. Bells Heirs, Defendant
Notice is hereby given TO the Creditors
Of X. T. Bell deceased, that the UNDER
signed, COMMISSIONER of the Ohio Cir
cult Court, under an Order in the above
styled cause, will attend at his Office, in
Hartford, from the date hereof, until the
lst day Of October, 1877, to receive and
hear proof OF claims against said Dcce-
dent; and that all clsims not presented to
him and proven as required by law, with
in the time specified above, will be for
ever barred.
L. r. MURRELL, N C. o. &C.
July Is 5m.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

Colored voters remember that when
a bill was introduced in the Legisla-
ture for the purpose of establishing
colorcd schools, our Representative
DIR. Meador, did not take interest
enough in the matter TO vote upon the
question, although Republican; and,
if it had not been for the vote of Dem.
ocrats, the bill would not have passed.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01
DR.. LANcASTER'S

DISpENSARY e E9Sss% 81 Make ky
THE DOCTOR regular graduate in all the branches OF
Medicine with than twenty years ptactcei sui con
TIMES 10 tcat all PRIVATE, CHRoEIC and SEXUAL
Diseases as a specially. 0ONONR1ICkA cured in tom
TWO 10 FIVE DAYS. SYPHILIS, Cfleet. Structure,
Varcocele Scfofa, skin and Blood Diseases cured spe
tial attention given FEMALE DISEASES. bEEhAA-
TORRHCSA anil InPOTENCX resulting from sell
anl sexual excuses. and causing Nervousness S-ina
Emissions Debility. Pmpies en- the FACE bzzness bii-
ness SIGHT, indigestion, Defective hcincIy Dcspon-
deuCy Society and Loss ofSeNGal rover ren-
dsrin Marriage improper unhappy, cured IN hai inc
anl hall the expense required oy otefs AleiiSs
furnished IN all cases, and mineral P9iso1s Ise1
Cues guaranteed in all uHder1ken. Nhsn paen-s
can visit the city. nedGincs can te sent privately anu
securely by mail express. Consultation prsonaJ OF ~
lester nee Aa1 correspondence striety Sonndenha O,e
DIR. EANCASrER'S
priVatR work Of pages desc iling me - Up
ih,s'V toms AID mems Of for all diseases q
nedleal private nature IN b,Ita sexes i, -
49,, A PRIVATE COuSSElOR Tor the fnafiie1 ~
iieats'' those cuntemplting uilrraEe rev. iliis y.
| Psychological IN s5ies Of the sexual system. II
sont,ips the exSefence md advice Ct a physician'
distinguished for his private PIaeucs ~ IN.
i,trsf and brst MARRIAGE GUIDE Tublshed anu
should be read md kept in the private drawer 81 ever
and female throughout the land No matter VINO q s
failed 10 effect cure read this book and consult bk A-
CASTER Sent any address securely sealed tuce - 49,
taeJ fr Twenty tzs) cents When IS
10 send money postage Stamps VII - I,nsn tseisas'
M LANCASTER'5 DISPENSARY.
90 Fourth street, Louisville. Ky
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01
LOUISVILLE
BUSIgESS DIRECTORY
EnliIraeI'G she sscads'= Bu~iueSs House,
and Manufacturing E~tssIisil-
meutS in Louisville

- l.. EWING.
% Special Advertising Agent for the COur-
Ter Journal and for this paper and other Ken
lucky Papers. Room 90, Courier Journal
Building.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

4 NJ. ARMSTRONG;
- Tower Palace" Clothing House has
been removed from 80 West Market st. 10 the
handsome double store, Nos les and los JET.
fersou ST., (Tyier BIock.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

n }. RAIBLE
~ No. lel Fourth Ave, near Market,
Manufacturer Of Frinses, Tasscls, Buttons.
Cord, &c, and dealer in Zcphyrs, Canvas, and
Fancy Goods.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

4 &D. L. BENNETT.
- Manufacturers or Mattresses and Bel-
ding of every description. 81 Market ST., bet.
Third nd Fourth.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

A POOL SON,
a. Importers and Dealers in Italian Mar
bic, and Scotch Granite Monuments, 60 W. JEFF
fsTsoH -. StIjiJ lnl work shops al Carrlra,
Italy.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

TETOOLFOLK e co.
w No. 80 Fourth Street. Corlace, Irvine.
OIkum and Oils. Agent for Pratts Non-cx-
plcriyo Astral Oil. Tents, AWning7, Wagon
Covers, &c., made 10 order.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

" SCOTT GLORE,
w = B1okscll and Stationer. General
Agent Ky. Cash Distribution Co., drawing
uEe Beth. Tickets SO, halves s., quarters
$3.50. Send for circular.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01
LOUIsyILLE"AD-s."CO CONTINUED.
MiIgsAlKlsa kSEM

Solid Coin Silver Tea spoons, IS per ,st.
Sent 10 any address c. D. D.. subject 70 exam
ination before paying. Send for illustrated
catalogue Si'verware and Clocks, SO pages.
Sent free. OTIS W. SNYDER, Jewelsr, Is6
Fourth Ayenuei Louisville, Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

CCHUPP & LEBANGOCD,
- Manufacturers Of Mattresses and Bellin-
Nholesaic aui Retail, window Awnings, and
TarpaUiius made to order. No u Market ST.,
between Cad on 3rI,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

M & 1EUPE'S
~ PiaUo Commission House li3 Jefferson
Street. Tho Peters & webb Piano, The Hal
let, Dayis C. Go. Piano, The B1rdet Organ,
The Bradbury Piano.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

"T. G. CARSON,
&C. c. KELLY,
"JERoME T. MOORE"
Comment upon the agility with
which Mr.. Phelps made the handspring
is unnecessary. But the question which
will most perplex the minds of the
people, whose support Mr.. Phelps is
soliciting, is to learn the sincere con-
victions Of the gentleman on the money
issue; whether he expressed his true
convictions at MorganU0Wn on the La
June or in his circul ar issued laterdur-
ing the same month. Mr.. Phelps Gays
in his circular No 2, that he never
voted for the increase of any officers
salary. If he had taken the trouble to
refer to the House Journal of 1868,
page 500, he would not have made so
broad an assertion, as he is there re-
corded as voting to increase the sal
aries of Circuit Judges, Criminal Court
Judges and Common Pleas Judges
from 81, 800 to s., 800 per annum. He
further says that he never, by vote or
otherwise, sought to have Railroad
Bonds voted ON any people, that his
record is clear and straight on that
point. And yet it will be found by
reference to pages 1901, House Jour
nal of 1869, that my friend Phelps
was quite willing that the People of
Kentucky might, by "false representa-
ton" or otherwise, be induced to vote
debt of many millions of dollars upon
the people of the whole State to aid in
the construction of Railroads. All
Mr.. Phelps, you had better remove
the mote from your own eye before.
volunteering to pluck the beam from
mine. He voted, as shown by last
reference above cited, for State aid, at
the rate of $4,000 per mile, to Rail
roads that might be thereafter built in
Kentucky, and, rs there have been
about 500 miles of Railroad built in
the State since, could the wishes of my
friend have prevailed, our State would
by this time have incurred 4 Railroad
debt of millions of dollars, and all of
our property would have been swept
away by the "tax gathers and shylocks
of the land" | submit which of us
has the "clearest and straightest" re-
cord on the question of Railroad bonds.
/ am glad that the proposition for which
| voted in Ohio county failed. Are
you equally sorry on account Of your
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

" BESS!NGER ( BRO.
~ Manufacturers and dealers in Furni-
turc, Opholst. ~ and Mattresses; also carpets,
Ou-c!J;bs and Window Shades. Nos. 40 and 81
West Market Street.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-01

EVILS. GAGE & co. Dealers in field and
l%garden seeds, farming implements. Sole
agents for the celebrated Studehaker uavoa
aud Oliver chilled pillow, "a & IS MsinSt.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20
Ssr.h careil.n rasnss.


J1be June number Of this valuable jour
nal canleto hand las. week iooiaie fo +
notice in oi,r last issue. We are glad To
learn that itgrows steadily IN favor as is
reyi,lencesbya constantly enlarsing SUBJ
rription list And II IN right that IL
should be 50, for the righteousness Of se-
lection Which Is sl,swns iD every article,
the nice appreciation ofthe exact wants of
the. farmer. file variety OF agricultural,
household and statistical
matter, and the sdmirable system under
Witch everything u pfesentei with per-
feet clearilessio the eye makes the"Far-
'megn without peer In its special line.
Mr.. E,lniss isat great pains ~ inform
the farmer Of the nature and value Of the
great coming forage crop for the South.
the recently Introduced German Millet.
Ifhe does not perform tlle service. Of
making two blades ofEgass growswllsre
u,e grew before, lie WIN az least make I've
cows or two lerses feed where one fssl
bsfore. Z ) sfAaa AS y g { 3
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20
now N - noNa.

AZ s. A ~ At !.
Atrhe fist object IN life with the
American people istp get ricl1r Che
second, how q regsin good health. The
first can beobtaiped Ny energy honesty
iAld saving; tile second. (good healthy by
ilsi.Ig GREt,N's 's AuaUsrsEL ELowER. Should
youl,e u desrsnldent sufferer from any 'o'
the effects Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Indi gcstion. &c; such as Sick Headache,
of the Heart, Sour Stomach,
Habil,iai c,stiyeDess. Dizziness Of the
Head. Nervous Proslration, Low Spirits,
~; Sol, need not sufitranotlIer day. I've
dnscs OF August FLowEs will relieve you
ii, ,pnce Sample sBatties 10 | cents.
Regular size rs cents. Positively sold by
,alllirst -cI,.ss Druggists IN tl,e US,
For sale by DEU. Hooker Hilisboro,
and Stephen A. Whiie .Mebanesyillps
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20

We are Indebted te the Misses Nasli, \
Miss KoIlocks Tor an Invitation To- he
present ii the SoiSes Msasi6ate iabe given
l,y the yossns aladies Of the sclnol nnde'
the direction OF VI. Emile Burgy on Thurs'
,m, evening tIie 2lss Inst at half .pssts
clock, In. ;be Masonic Hall. The pro
gransn.e i Avery tempting one, snd we
hope wilf draw well. ! sssaslsr ~ ~ s.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20

! MEarllIs. June ia.-Th. damage caas.
cd by the Heavy rain storm. m northern
Mississippi on Friday, is very great. In
many instances the crors were ruined en-
iirely, fences swept away aud stock drown.
Ell. -.
II On the Memphis and Louisville Rail-
road the bridge over the llatchis river was
swept away. y ''s' '''
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20

See Ad Of .hs sssheol of Misses Nash and
Miss Kollock, which resumes its exesrSas
on the 10th ofJSlss; and we hope tochronii.i
clio good results from tho nd .boliesing ,ss
VIC do the SCHOOL, sone .of. .the. testlin the
.,. Mei ........s., sliaisnM
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20
The Lon.io.l Quarte,y and Backw,oood'l

The LoDio,. Qaarteiy and Bi1ckipood's.
easigtziae fsf Apii are elothqbrforeus rs; and
ARE welcomed with that respectfuT plea
sure wl,iclloagilt 10 attend Che advent Of
those bright lights in letters pIu BLACKS
wood, two articles strike us sparicuhrly;
rlse3 Anglo Saxon, Tongues ii liidha; the
otner, NeismIin TIE B.,s Of Nspts. 'rI,e
lfirstI convey tie discrimination wehaye
df.thc rapideorfmptiano oura mother toms.
gsr underassoet.tiqh viii AN Inferior race;
With tse spread of the Anglo Saxon race
over the earillss .iIle baast has beenmade
| that their tongue would be the master
speech Of the ,sorld.s But the huast falls
10 il,e ground under East Indiah ex-
PEI iencc anda jaigon eislorecognized and,
used by the high caste Ehgiislof the la'-
l,Iian PeRiasllias Lesiales which the gsil.
berkh ofour rice iield negroes were q cub
| fiyated tongue, aud rom he scontan,ina-
lioIi of WHICH. the. whites totally escaped,
Though stam,iipg in precisely the same re- re,
lalipn t., the negro that the English does
| tbtile 'IIiad0o. We can neither accept
tlte explanation nor tie ,lefence. ga
The London sQtiauerly has many
EyaInable articles, but We haveno space To
l.iietice them as they deserve.
.sTLet our readers subscribe ferone or more
of the Magazine, according TO published
nitts, andjddge for themselves. ''17 n III nj
~ -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20

Our rsaders will take notice. that r., NJ,
Jones' Esq. will lie athis fofiice ln The
Coust iIep~e 90 Saturday June so.h and
Monday . uiy 2na 10 complete thclhhng.
taxes fur this township. This will be tle,
.a.sA-.....lt~NkA snAWnEE ~ n
IastulEWtWN'lk - s.tazs.fI
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20
J ~. 4. <. nossEs.on. 1'sAa

This gentleman will1bein Hillsberoon
Monday, June 25th, on professional
lusinese. His patrons salui those de-
string dental service win take 'ldess.ip'ooticre.
@s pleasant prospect. 'pavdshiHlp.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20

The nnil road company isnow laying
iron pipes To ccpduct tl,e ~ster ffoni she
mouniaiis spri,,g 10 llse.tahk htthe depot
TO rerlase i've ewoadesi pipes In use for the
past T. yrarx.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20
/ " DON'T BUY iUURADltY GOODS
until you have examined our Stock, us
.,r. we offer .4
nDChTED Neutrality-suspicious. "a

a. EiN.i,, A l.nen
" p'.s, n'"", .,s,,, M, ~ ,.i,,,l, v,s ,,,r.
,h,,',i sin,, fhr ,,,rat l;eIim, n nr.,.s and /.
~. -. M, ~, III. ~ ,I l,n.,
Sr.,Is al ,rrsns lyh.h ~ hl.s7,,, tl,e ,,oss,, =
s"rssd. NJ ,,ow onrr s. -
@sII wo Rss " si a Igy ns% Sfi s rs V0c' anu
All !, ~ .hea,'h,,, NE call s,.in, NJ uia.,,ii".,
nur SiikS,I III. ~ i il, ,d ~ I,, .,r,I.
,,oIn,,d ,iIks in enll,ss variety. Irsm Ia % Der
4 Tymd. 7* w \ r ffN'Sl9 sEFFt sd
.Gnodl Doubc-Wiih h Alpa,1s ~ - worth Gc. at
10 worth 4uc. ut III worth 4ir. NJ ~ worth 5ocs
nj 80 worth Goc. at 5o worth ti5c--slsO liner
7@ss qualities as cheap IN proportion:
Domestic Ginsls.ns NJ Sac per yard worth
H%r,a ~ lor. worth fdac.;
Wash Poplins at ~, worth ~ al loc. worth
s,attsa. worth 40 ar ,,al iCi.s. Wo.lh ~;
I'rint.si rerraIcs 1t l2ssc, per yard worth asc--
these are Z hc finest goods nn'ilulact ured; IL
Pflnlctl tnhbfcs nj Sac. per YARD worth l2hc;
Chcyoit Shirinss at sa, l2S l5, los, 20, AMI
25c. per yard-all mitch below, regular pricen;
Real tieorgla NanAcen, ten yards III apiece, for
.ae worth Si,21; as.. IL. ...
Bhtcb Cucheatires, Delmes, BUmjazines,
dttn,Ij,,o Cyeue. IJeuyjptt,, (,i,,ibs ami
'7 =" other DRESS GOODS for D,ourn-
67af .%-A g f#s
..S M; -. .i, 80.
sallh striped MilshhS NJ ioSc' per i!'ru worth
2oc; ,,.,,. .,,,..t g.. s,,,,
oheckeu husiihs, nahusome T.. s.f'es.iof Nrappefs
and aprons, al 2pr, worth y sc, per yarui .a
NEtorn LAWNS NJ izSs, io. ios. - anu .oc',
y Morin Dolho 70 ior. per yMum more,
SNiss M,sl'ils Hnm ~ W p''c' per yard--the
:, eheapest ever vileiea, .
iiandsoms styles " fiquesat iohc' per safu
WORTH 25c.; aN8.b@ 81ts .a ., A
Lsfe slripsd Mlsl'is. N great variety, ~ thc
lowest prices ever Known, -.
ifgnseomb quits, extra large size W o'c. wor'h
sl,2a; 'Rssat 7ss s8 @a* F56adt sssh
Linen s Cr,,si,Ltls. % It s. three @ Yards 5y Two @ and
9Imlf yards. at 81 worth s. aud four yards by
three va; a. at Si.I6 worth Sit tpE
Turkey lied Table Damask ut I5c. worth 81, at
~ wcrth j, u worth ~: @'&@ "s# '5& 's@A@
Nottingham Curtain I.aceS ut lG e. 20, %. 30c.,
l. and uII 10 81 DeIs yai,l--ul much lower than
ever offered; "a
Curtain Mnslins, one ana quarter yards vide,
Is at a5wortli SIC, ut 30 wUth 4uc. aud % worth
81, Doc; e. fEst.tfszs.s.9 4. .r ~ 80. Z
Cotton loak:ng for childrGn's wear ut DOC, some
oi winch Is worth 81 per yard;
ss,,eaens,i a,,5 hnnI.s m Sv.en, 'iiee' iou' ahu
ii,l,s,shaf Kni,it,v z tn,tan s,Inerior ouniity :
= a,,a iallsI III Nas f,om n; n, "a at ,,. s,er
| n.,,'mI. a r''
,sirx., W., !, All i,s tlc Io., n,.uuf..t,,r
.sF i, 4 ~ IN : inn,tIis ~ iiva ,,,,,,,.l.r I -
lE,ti,n, Yarns al NJ Irn,a i n, 10 III "a 10 far
e n,,,,. IL ,'r ,;,.a ~ ,,o,,,,ds.
flit, g,n,i Wh,nr s,,.,,la n - = ,,,r ,v,tl IL.
-t,,res ,.nnnIric. SSs'.'.'T - -, " :
I Eras,.l, Wa,. Tcvso,s n, "a. ,vortb IL. - IN.
worih 81. al worth s:.ss: ss'frr ~ s''
rarasois md Umbrellas direct from the maluiac.
tltielS at l0Nef prices than ever; tEN Try #esHs
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-20

Wa are indepte,i % ihe Hon. x, r
Hattie fnf q psaphlet actmtainiae hls adj
mirai,le esksuaes % fl,eeafiy hsstcfyotdf
l.aIelrh .s'l,leiisersi in ihe fprm sofaR ADJ
,lrrss On ae s,h q July " last year. ~, 8 i