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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-03
NOTICE
TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS
DHpAprMrNr or FtrANoH,

1ILf Elull, AUG hNt ~ hy''' n
a IL, TAXPAYERS no THE CITY w
~ New Orleans whose names are mere
stnaftar act forth or referred to In the ne
rompanying liat. will take ho'ice ehae
THAR m,,nioinal taxes for the year 1877
have been for some time past and are
now due and payable, in the seveIa'
nmo,,nta SGT opposite their respective
nnnna or designations; ana that the
aaid taxaa are payable not only Tor the
amounts Of the face thereof. but Tor IN
farest Mt the rate Of ten per centum per
ann,,u, from tho THIRTY FIRST DAY
OF MARCH. A. D. 1877.
The aforesaid taxpayers are also noh-
t,ed That after the expiration OF thirty
lava f,nm date. during which delay there
will he three publications hereof In the
af,,cial journal of the city. prompt and
summary proceedings will be TAKEN ae-
cording TO law, In the Third, Fourth.
Firth and Sixth District Courts Tor the
nariab Of Orleans. holding their sessions
In said city Of New Orleans. and the Tux
hills will be distributed as follows;
From A TO u inclusive, In the sixth
District Court. -
From + to X inclusive. In the run
District Court.
From J. 10 L inclusive. In the Fourth
District Court.
From q to y inclusive, In the Third
District Court;
10 enforce an early collection aud
payment of the aforesaid taxes, prin-
.sstpal and interest together with oil
costs, charges and expenses. including
costs Of clerk and sheriff. and oil costs
oLeourt.
Furthermore, tho aforesaid taxpayers
are notified that this notice and publica-
sion constitutes legal citation and service
OF citation. upon each and every party
named and referred to In the said list.
and she said party and parties are here
tly required TO act accordingly.
CHARLES CAyANAC,
Administrator Of Finance ad interim.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-30
SATURDAY. SEPT. %. 1877,
ut , o'clock p. H., all


7 II A Y 4 f A l. L S I a 7 f,
in so far as the same is situated in Frcdcr-
icl. county, Md, of which Mary NJ. IIonch
died. seized and possessed The said prop
crty is situated on the Poplar Ridge road,
one mile from Emmitsbury, adjoining the
lands Of e. W. Rowe, Jacob Topper and
James Boyle, containing : Acres of Land,
more or less. The Improvements consist
of Il
WEATlIERDOARDED HOUSE,
Log Barn and all necessary outhuldings
4 well Of good Water near the door and
a small orchard of good fruit.
TctUtSGf site is pJc~rijcdby tie d,c1re-
One halt cash on the day of sale, or on the
ratification thereof by the court, the bal
ancc in one year from the day Of sale the
purchaser giving his CT her note with APP
proved security for the deferred pay mcnt,
bearing interest from day Of sale. When
the whole purchase money is paid 4 good
deed will be given.
CUAS. d. EIClIELBERGER.
Trustee.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-30

description from trcspassing upon my
premises, as am determined to put the
law in force against all persons whose cat
tie or stock may trcspass upon the same.
I f. c. MEssNER.
| Mcclnnicstov Aug. 30.
/ PUT your round, ripe, red tomato into
water for second, 50 that the skin will
come off easily Put the shorn tomato
upon ice over night, so that it is as firm
and cold as Il SNOWFALL In the morning
have it brought fresh and cold in n deep
saucer, and with pepper, salt and vinegar,
treat it as u cannibal would treat baby
In LUCK-Somc three or four months
ago our townsman Mr. Joseph +. Webster
and his sister, Mrs. J. =. IIarbaugh, re
ccivcd the joyful Intelligence from England
that they had fallen heir, by the death Of
an uncle, to quite Il snug little fortune. On
Tuesday of last week said fortune arrived,
and amounted to something like $500 a
piece. Another sister living somewhere in
this State also received q similar amount
AT a meeting of the Temperance Society
of Mcchanicstown, held in the Methodist
Church, on Tuesday night, 23I ut, the
following persons were elected as officers ::
President, James CrccGcr; Vice President,
Joseph +. Webster; Secretary, ". Ian.
I l,, ~,
inm adjourned 10 meet in the Morayi"l
church on the first Tuesday cicrjn- in
September next. All persons are cordially
invited
FIELD FInE.-By the dropping Of a
match, after the lighting OF pipe, on the
farm of Mr.. George Weaver, in SIralan
township, one day last week, abou, five
acres of good timothy sod were burned
over and the buildings threatened with de
>lrlcion. Tie latter were only saved 10y
hurrclly blowing Il humber of Throw, III
front of the lnc of fire; and the same
course also prevented il from cNrn1u@in
to the timber on the other eilc.-GuNy%-
d'uy T,myHrr,
DEATH OF NJ G1p tITI1rN.--Nc re
%rct says The Examiner, to annoNncr tie
death Of Mr. SaHHN N0Ught. which or
CURED at his residence, North Nai1t 1t
"n Friday night last week, Mr.. ". had
attained Tie ripe old are OF Is years, and
was mrch respected By - large class Of oHr
'lti%c1,, Deceased WAS aticrm hW of
Peter SaIm late prmocra,ic candidate for
Register Of Wil,s fer Fralcr;rN county,
Iii, remains were inferred in VI. Nliyu
cemetery ON Sunday and were followed hy
Il large conruNr>c of relatives AMI friends
ON Friday night last a week, saws tie
Examiner, n coIorrl man, named Theodore
rvIrr, wa, arrested by officer, RYAN and
StaWh upon information given by Henry
Cutler, that i" had been rnbbcd OF a cold
watch and eighty dollars on that evening.
1t seems that Mrs. Cutler had lcn the house
tor tie purpose of milking, and during her
absence Trunk had been hroNrn pen and
The watch and money taken tncrctlum
She Immediately informed Nh Cutler, and
Inc seeing n CuIorcl man crossing the corn
field, Gpro chase but failed to oycrtal>c
him, when he immediately came TO town
and gave information which led TO rylrr's
arrest.
GDEED nY HrIi.-rhn ENamineI SAYS
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BUCKEYE! BUCKEYE

Farmers listen TO no statement of agrn,<
but examine and try to your own sa,isfsc.
ton the
"BUCKEYE IMPROVED DRILL"
The Drill that feeds both Wheat and Gu.
ano according to rate of speed. a triaJ
of this Drill and guaranteed before you are
required to purchase.
+. +. HARGETT & Co.,
South Market ST., Frederick, Md.
aug16ti
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WEATuERGOARDED HOUSE

Also at same time and place that portion
of the same tract of land lying in Adams
county, Pa. containing ) Acres more or
less, will also be sold.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-30

10y virtue of a decree Of the Circuit
ID Court for Frederick county, Md rs
u Court of Equity, the undersigned as
trustee will sell at public sale on the prem
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-30
MAR RED.

On the 9TH inst, at Hamburg, by Elder
George Lcathcrman, James III. Stewart,
to Miss Mallala Delaudcr, both OF this
county.
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of Main and Water street, who had retired
to rest, were awakened from their slum-
bcrs by hearing II volcy of oaths being
poured out upon the quiet evening air,
which upon Investigation proved to come
from the throat of Il youngstcr who had
been imbibing little to freely, and consc-
qucnty got his fighting blood up, and
took that method to cool himself off,
Where are our night police?
HONEY SroLEN.--A bee tree on Mr.. A.
lIarbaugh's place, near SabllasviIlc, which
stands near the house was robbed some
nights since of a lot Of honey. At the pic
mic on Saturday we were accostcd by an
individual, to US unknown, who, from fire.
uucnt visits to the mouth of bottle not
containing water, had made him familiar,
informed us in the following manner of the
above affair and wanted it put in the CLAIR
ion. "ThAt bee tree Of IIarbaugh's, which
couldn't be robbed, was robbed the other
night There was % pounds Of honey got
ten. | did it, but don't tell anybody
MusIc.-Wc have been informed that
tn. Myrrsvillc Hand will be in this place
on Friday, Tomorrow, about noon and will
remain with lis for several hours during
which time they will discourse some of
their Sweetest Music. AS the band will
lie ut some little expense it is requested
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d e D..

On the 9th inst, at his residence in Myers
vile, Benjamin Llncbangh, aged -
years, 10 months and II days.
On the 18th inst, in Middetown, after a
protractcd illness of Dyspepsia, Joseph
tiavcr, aged 81 years, ) months, and II
days.
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NIt'I).

SlH0.-For 500 we will furnish a
sgc d i NV Bur0cttc Organ and give 20
music lessons in the bargain. Call at this
office and sec the instrument. 1t is 4.
beauty,
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REFERENCES :

Snrnncl Eicholtz, VIM Domcr. Nicholas
Englr, George II, Powell, Geo w. lsnoglr,
Dr. ". 5. Mcpherson, Henry Rouzcr, John
Rouzcr Frcd'k White, Geo W. Layman,
Chas \. Eylcr and many others.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub,
Y Scribcr has obtained from the Or
plans Court Of Frederick County, letters
Tcstamen,ary upon the estate of
ELIAS STOUFFER,
late of Frederick county deceased. All
persons hnvin" claims against said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof legally au,
thcnticatcd to the subscriber, on or before
the Both day o. February next; they may
otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate Those indebted a"e
to make immediate payment.
JACOB STOUFFER,
uug30-i. Executor.
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TFII7 |. OF IV.,
COMMISSIONERS.

FREDERICK, August 20, 1871.
The County Commissioners for Frcdcr.
lex county Will meet at til ir office in the
Court House, on
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GyIAPPELL'S
FLOUR OF BONE All $40
CASH PER TON

OF 1000 HIS to be taken ont Of the cars at
Mrchnnicslown depot on delivery. Those
wishing to use the above Standard Fcrtil
izrr will please send in their orders At once.
We will Slip by the ear load to one address
at Graccham. Logs Station or Emmitsbrg
ut Further Reduced rates Mr.. Chappcll
having n very large supply of this
'pERlOR ARTICLE
on hand and feeling assured from the gen
cral satisfaction expressed by all who have
used it for years that it is the
BEST AND CHEAPEST
in the market, and offers it believing that
all will be willing to givci Il trial.
J.J. UENSlIAW, Agent.
Mcchanic,tOwn, Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-30

The most prominent characteristic of
1T" IS its uncertainty; the conflict between
the lii" and death principle begins with
birth and terminates with a victory for
death, yet every one sincerely desires the
ISSUE to he as far removed rs POSSIBLE, and
"ncn threatened With disease employs
such aids and measures for its removal as
the common experiences OF mankind has
proven valuable and reliable rheumatism
Neuralgia, Lumhago, Scjat CT and very
many other diseases, dangerous in their
tcndancy, readily Weld to treatment with
kcllcr's Roman Linimcnt, everywhere ne
hnowlcdGcd as the best external applca-
ton in the world
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-30

The Board of Commissioners of Mcchan-
i@>town met pursuant to call Of President.
Presently. Il. Os.rr A. Sick, D. G. Mar.
tin. +. l.. BohilH. The President of the
Board announced the death of George W.
Foreman, when the Board adopted The fol-
lnlNiM-
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p L b l. | G. S A l. b.

aug SOFT
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-18
The Blind Family

This splendid Comic Operatic Comb
nation Troupe gave two ef their delightful
enjoyable entertainments in this town
last Wednesday aud Thursday nights.
Their instrumental music is rarely ever
equalcd and probably not excelled BY any
string band in this part OF the world.
Miss Aatonette Carr performs admir-
ably on the melodeon, and has soft sweet
soprano voice that wins friends wherever
she goes Her comic solo I'm the mer-
riest girl that's our" called forth im-
mense applause.
Miss IIassie White is one Of the finest al.
to singers we have ever had the pleasure
of hearing. Her recitation of Beyond
the Clouds" was rendered in fine style.
showing her complete mastery OF elocu.
ton. She lie an excellent highly cultivat
ed dignified young lady and made a fine
impression on the audience.
Prof Beasley just captured everybody
with HE laughing comic solo singing.
We have seen and heard silglng and in
strumenta! music by note but Prof b.
laughs in more perfect time than either
His rendition OF Red Headed Girl" and
Counting in the RAIN" canno, be excel.
ed by any comic singer in America.
Mr.. Frank White, is as fine a Tenor
singer as We have Ser heard anywhere
and his conic songs. Little Brown jug
and bad Cold brought forth round af.
ter round OF laughter and hsnd-clapping
and other evidences ofapproval.
Prof Cresswell performs well on the
violin. has fine operate voice, and is u
gentleman OF culture and refinement
Taking it altogether we have not had
such treat in Hartford for twenty years
These unfortunate people seem as
mirthful, happy aud contested as we
who are favored with sight.
They are very social. affectionate and
made many warm friends during their
two days sojourn with US. They left on
Friday morning for Rockport, where
their name and fame had already preceded
them and the consequence was rousing
turn out, and we understand that the
Rockport people were pleased beyond de-
scription.
thine speeds away" ain their bright
rounds, the seasons come and CO." but
many seasons will circle away INTO the
great ocean of the past. ere the Blind
Family will be obliterated from the mem
Dry of the people of Hartford.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-18
Criminal Court ProceedInga

Judge Murray completed his work
here on last Thursday morning. Below
we give the action of the Court from our
last issue until the adjournment of same ::
Commonwealth against Jno Hunter,
OK color, Tor stealing, was continued.
Commonwealth against J. ". Barnett
and Others, officers of the fair ground
filed their answer, and case submitted to
the Judge, but no decision rendered yet
The cases Of the Commonwealth
against JAS. Donaldson and others, for
selling liquors at fair grounds without
license in the fair of 1875 were con-
tinued.
The case of Commonwealth vs.. Geo.
Smith itinerant circus was continued. ?
W. r. Thomas who has been confined
in Jail for several months for the stabs
bling of Moses Ragland at Rosine, KY,
was allowed to give bail in the sum Of
1900, which bond he has given.
Ben Whitaker was held to answer at
the next term Of the Court, in.ihe sum OF
$500, for the shooting of Dave Wood
ward, of color. although the Grand Jury
failed to find an indictment against him
for same.
Commonwealth vs.. L. T. Cox, for sel>
ling liquor. was continued for the Conn
monwealth.
Jno S. Moore, who has been in Jail
for several months for the killing Of Jno.
w. Stearman and whose trial was con-
timed at this term OF the Court, gave
bond on last Wednesday. but his bonds
men surrendered him up to the Court on
Thursday and he was again confined to
Jail.
The case Of the Commonwealth against
J. L Barnard for obstructing public high
way was tried, and the jury failed to agree.
The Indictment found by the grand
jury at the October term of the court
against j. II. Likens, for carrying con-
cealed deadly weapon was found to be
in error, and changed TO that Of Sol Lii
kens.
Henry Thomas, confined. awaiting a
charge Of grand larceny, gave bond last
and was turned loose.
J. B. and n. II. Kuykendsll, who
have been in Jail for the killing Of II. c.
Autry were allowed to give bail, but have
not yet given it.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-18
MAIeRIED.

NFS-EIDS0N-At the residence Of the
hrile's mother in Greensboro Ky, on wedaes-
Cay, April llth 1871, by the Rev DR.. Cot.
trel, Mr.. J. +. Lewis Of Rosine Ohio County
KY, to Miss Bette Edison,
The ceremony was beautiful and very
impressive.
Quite a number OF friends and relatives
were in attendance; but want of space
prevents us from giving list Of them.
The bride received very many handsome
bridal gifts.
The happy pair left on the train for
Rosine. their future home, in company
with Miss Sallie Taylor, Miss Mary
Griifin, OF Hartford and Mrs. CofTey of
Oweasboro, and AR. II. w. Lewis of Ro-
sine. We wish them a happy life.
STEVENS-OGLESBY. tho residence
Of Isaac Smith, on April 18th, 1877, by Rov.
e. j. Bean, Mr.. c. W. stevens to Miss RI
oglesby, youngest daughter of J. X. Oglesby.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-18
Ragged AT Last.

W. ii. &auzy SCENE to be making onits
an efficient L. s Deputy Marshal. About
two years ago Johns. Voiles, living near
Haynesvllle, in this county, was indicted
by the L. 5. Court for selling beer aud
whisky without license. lie hal suecess
fully evaded arrest up to this time Mauzy
assumed the gart Of tramp laborer
with carpet-kag on his shoulder, and
went right in to where he was al werk
aud get him. Voiles gave the required
bond Of $500 aud WAS released.
Boys, II any Of you have done any
dirt look out for an old ragged Irish>
man, and do not trust him too tar, for he
may take you in.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-18
nepor, Of the GRAND Jury,

The following is the report OF the Grand
Jury:
The Grand Jury report they have ex>
smined tire Court House. Jail, &c.
They find the Court House needs re-
pairs in the roof aud replastering.
The Jail is eecure, and as far as we can
see from actual examination, prisoners
are well fed and provided for.
The sewerage Of the Jail is out Of re-
pair and needs to be speedily repaired, if
it can.be done, and il not, it needs to be
removed for the health of the prisoners
We think the bridge over Rough creek
at Hartford. ought to be examined. as it
is the opinion Of large number of ciii-
Eeus that it is unsafe, and if unsafe should
be removed or made secure.
V. d. D. STEVENS,
Foreman.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-18
RsAAIIng without License,

Edward Biesenthal aud Cornelius Nee.
han of Louisville. KY. were arrested on
Monday last by Mr. Charles Griffin, Mar
shall under the aboye charge They we're
tried before a jury yesterday and were &C
quilted, there being no case made out
against them. They produced certificates
from the Judge and Clerk of Jefferson
county. attested under seal of office,
that they were manufacturers of their
own goods tviz; spectaeles and eye glass
esq IN the city of Louisville They con,
Quoted themselves very we'll and seemed
fully willing to stand fair and full in
vestigation OF the case.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-18
White Shirts for IS cents. at
HARDEJCE j. MALLS
Grand Jury.

The following are the indictments re
turned by the grand jury not heretofore
published:
J.. I. Barnard Tor selling whiskey to
an inebriate.
Wade Daniel for giving liquor to M;
ner
W. T. johnson for ASSEMBLING with in
tent to kill.
Harry Jackson for maliciously shoot
ing aid wounding another.
George Smith for itinerant circus
Jas. Greer for murder.
Buck Tweedle A. Smith and John
Wimsett ENr cutting timber on the land
of another.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-18
A Royal Entertainment.
q ". D. DIkD,
Oh sttahoochee, Fla

Mr.. F. W. Griffin treated the HERALD
corps to princely feast Monday night
The sdRctum sdnctOrum Of the "HERALD"
was brilliantly lighted and about eight
o'clock our generous friend, accompa
niedGy Mrs. Lue Collins and Master Ran
dali, her bright-eyed, curly-headed, in
telligent little boy, Mr.. w. II. Griffin
and his estimable wife, our better half,
Mr.. z. Wayne Griffin, DR.. v. NJ. Taylor,
and last but not least, but ''bisgest" OF
all, Rr 7. Larkin Griffin.
Apples, cakes, candles, sweet-meats,
raisens &C., were bounlifully furnished
and enjoyed by all. Our devil says
that he understands that one OF his an
cestry tempted woman to eat Of fruit BY
which great deal of mischief was done,
and as lovely woman was expected and
probably fruit eating would be INDUCED
in, he would clip out for fear some harm
would come Of it and it might Se laid st
his door
Uncle Warren, the HERALD boys will
remember you always. May you live a
thousand years to enjoy the jovial, gener-
Gus disposition that God has given you.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-18

Mr. +. J. Smith, late Sheriff OF Ohio
county. has an important advertisement
in this weeks issue. Our readers will
find it TO their interest to peruse it care
fully and make note OF it Those
having money TO invest could not find
more lucrative investment, "a il Yields
thirty per cent per annun. aud il the
lands are nOi redeemed within two years
the purchaser receives them.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-18
Feed Stable.

Pat Murphy informs the travelling
public and citizens generally, that he is
still at his post where those wishing
Horses fed and cared for at reasonable
terms, can find him at all honrs, day or
night. lie tenders his thanks for past
patronage and asks a continuation OF the
same. Remember the place, Hartford
House Feed Stable.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-18
Grange Procession.

The members Of Stewart Grange No
I39 will have grand procession and dec
GRAFTON Of the graves of their deceased
brothers and sisters at Barnett's creek
church, Chic couEty, on Saturday, the
10Th day OF May, 1877, at o'clock m.
The members Of all other Oranges in the
county are invited to attend with regalia'
The candidates for Senate and Legisla>
ture are also invited to be present and al
dress the people on that occasion.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-18
THE HERALD.

h%Transient advertisements must be
paid for in advance.
Charges for yearly advertisements VIII
be collected quarterly.
All advertisements inserted without
specified Time will be charged for until
ordered out
Notices under head Of. Preferred 10
cals".Ten Cents per line.
Announcements ef Marriages or Deaths
not exceeding five lines, and notices OF
Preaching Published gratis,
n6r Obituary Notices, Resolutions of
Respect and other similar notices, Five
Cents per line.
Sob work Of every description doae with
neainess and dispatch, al city prices. We have
full line OF job types, aud solicit the patronage
Of the business community.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-18

The vacancy in the office of Constable
in Hartford District, No. Q, has been
filled 10y the appointment OF Mr. A. C.
Ellis. Mr. Ellis has had considerable
experience as n collecting officer, end is
well known in that capacity having been
deputy Sheriff at different times To
those who DO not know him in that ca
pacity. we do not hesitate in recommends
ing him a. sefe, reliable aud prompt
collector. See his card in this issue.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-18
J. F. Wager is stilI prepared to do pillow.

i. I. Williams ESQ, left yesterday on
the East-bound train for Louisville,
whittier he goes to purchase large stock
Of groceries Mr.. Williams is first
clsss grocer, and the constant demand for
groceries at his house keeps him almost
daily offering articles in his line lie
will return in few DAYS with fresh and
choice line OF staple and fancy groceries
which added ts iEs already large stock,
wsR make ;he tHme complete.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-18

We noticed large amount OF tobacco
passing through town last week bound
for Beaver Dam and Greensboro. II
seems strange that our merchants and to
bacco men stand still year after year and
let our farmers and tobacco growers find
markets elsewhere Why do they not
form a company and buy every pound of
tobacco 10 the county, aud thus enliven
trade in our immediate vicinity.