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Corrs--raVc an enjQyhlle and cly-attcndcd
concert OIL the public square.

concert OIL the public square.
TILE GRAND EScAMrNEsr
were 10 concIagc aconscrate ttme today, but
did not succeed in getting through, mmch bust.
ncat. In tho morning, alter prayer by flra,,l
rrelate Lewis, the conn'It.ec on Iloinvt Of the
Gran,l Officers, reported On lie Gtand Masters
address, aud asked that tcrtain putts Of Il he
referred to tho appropriate committees. The
Committee on Credentials tnatIe supplement
tal report and were continued. J. II. Drum
mond, Of Maine, presented a considerable mum
Der Of proposed amendments 10 their cunstttu-
lion, which went over under tho rulcs to the
next Conclarc. The oame Knight, iron, the
Committee on tho PhraseolDgy Of the Constit,i.
lion, reported multitude Of minor points Of no
interest. lhe only matter If interest Was the
proy'sion that meetings should hercaftcr BE-
called cunclavcsy and that Knights sltould cnll
their order The Tcmp]ar order, Always to the
exclusion OF the word Masonic.
At THE AFTERNOON SESSION,
very Eminent Past draud Prior Lock-
wool. Of the Grand Prory Of Can.
ada, Wns introduced and welcomed !, by
0rand Master Hopkins. lie replied briefly. The
call Of the states for new business brought
nothing pnt lev resolutions Of minor import
anee: Ihs 0rand Mnstcr then ap-
pointed special Contnltce on Seerol-
ogT, aud on the rlace Of Next Meeting, and the
, 1877-08-30
MARINE NEWS.

Hpec70I D1tpuscK fc aHc Tribune.
PoHr HuG0N. Mich, Ang. 2n.-Down-rropB
Commodore, Warerly, D. Dallcn.tne and con.or,,
Sheldon aud coneott, Turner aud barees. McClel-
Ian and raft, Jarvis Lord and bstres, Vulcan snd
raft. Oho md barges. Clinton and tow. roster
Chamberlain and batges, Tempest and bssgca;
schss Orphan Hoy, jesae fioYt Scotia, 0alden
West, Foster, Three Brothers, John O'Neli. 81. Z.
Tfsmole. @. q. IIouahton, Rtyerhide, CheneY
Ames, Mont D1ane, Gen. Franz sigcl, NarraraB.
sstl, Jamet rlatt, Wabash, Mediator, Asa Ch,lds,
CLYDE. HleniGer, ,Azot.
and bafges, Kctcham and coneost. Hay City and
barRes, Alpenh and basCcs, l5trkhrad md basges,
ueo.ga King and targcs; sshrs II. ]. Webb. SENS
tor B!ood, Trnidad, j. Maria, Scott, Pride Of
America, Camden.
Wind, northeast. fresh. Weather 1ne.
The Achr Dalisia. which struck tho bottom 1t
~ her way 10 this port. She will reach here late
, 1877-08-30

PTTanuRo. Pa. Aug. c9.-Miehacl Lavell,
while gathering coal at kcettng's incline, on tho
South Side, this morning, was struck by car
and thrown on the track. Two other cars
paAsed over bin, crushing Ills skull aud infllet-
Ing uthcr injuries. from the effects Of which ho
died In few hours. Hc WINS about 10 years Of
noc.
Ihomas Welsh, tho engineer injured In Tho
accident on the Castle Shannon Railroad Scster-
day, died this alternaUn.
4 man, whose narIe, from papers found OH
his BODY, Is supposed to hare been Martin
Fracrx, WAS drowned while bnllIngln Allegheny
illyer this afternoon. lie wus about 81 ycars 1f
aEe.
A man uamed Stewart, employed on the tow
boat Rover, whilc under the influence Of liqucr,
eurly this morning, fell Or was knocked over
bparl by q drunken companion, aud was
drowned, Thh body waa recovered.
, 1877-08-30

Ctsc1asA7s, O., Aug. sa.-The eigarmakcss'
strike to-day extended to Newbusges Il Co.'s
factory. which employs about 100 men sud
about thirty Glfls. Tho assn demanded tho dis-
charge Of the girls, although both clssses so-
csiyo the sans wagea. Evidence appearing
that tho strikers lntcuded To allow WORK
to be continued II some factories Tor The
support by contributions OF those striking, Low.
elthsl d Co. who employ shout 100 nlen and
fsriuTers ssy they cannot uompess viii chesner
labor In New York, a1d will remove to New
York Euther than aeeede to the demands Of their
woIkneu.
, 1877-08-30

CHICAGO. Aug. a0.-Thore was fair inquiry for
.veaaei Foom Rates on sail vessels were quoted at
24&a3c for corn to Buffalo, The outstds being the
asking sats. The capacity takep foots up ITO, COO
bu wheat. 1870, ,o00 bu corn, l40, 900 bu oats. aad
asds a.S aad reported yes,sraay: 10 Iafialo@rrops
H. ". blanchard. whent; Onctdp, cora; Rich.
tnonl. whcat and rye on through rate; barge W.
q. ". Adams, Data 1t .Ac. 70 roft cotborne--
echr ". u. itounds, wheat at 3,Ic. To Kingston
-Itop Empire, barge Church. wheat at B5ir; srhr
Ncvada, corn u 8tic. To eAFnia-prop John PsId.
Reon, corn and oata through rate.
Schr T. 7. AYcry. gets 81 u for lumber from
Qconto to Chicago; lalnbcf Inside.
sehr H!ppogrEa eets sl.7d per cord for wood
from Traverse to Chrsgo..
scl,E Knight Temp!ar. lumber, AIpena 10 Chi.
cago, 81. III.
scbr u. Ii. barton vas chartered at u. rs to
bring wood from Traverse 10 this port.
, 1877-08-30

tr hnsses. II Il s4t eAn trot, or PACE. inside Of
:!tN. and c1usc enntc1t Is anticipated IN conre-
gucnce. a email ktg nf lager vii! probably he
fret premium. lrnttie Of ginger ale aetund, and
bottle nf parsnptriIa pop thlsi.
In view nf The fact that the inca n1AI be terri.
bly, exciting one q hansf Of music will rn1Eycn the
ncrssion: and It ID proposed tu suspend the entire
lake cotnMefce for the aay.
, 1877-08-30
LEGAL.


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pairing q fea.. enk,uss aai csTs ~ .hs Iuan!ns
%a \: s " r.
s ::i ss SS@:ns 4 ~ .sa q IT, ss &
stations 4ratiau b04scs buildings. aud succs
aud al othrf ar!clfA tmpic mthtA aud hAersA1s c1'p.
ss;;s y.
M1tgaIr thr 1ruurcd b. IT, sad, il Ai4ttioa
t!!eFGfA as1 4i Tie e.u!p1eht tuln4 stuck ocolu.
Vt wha!cte nature OF lettr acquired by tho It,.
ssl,et Appontsd " III. :ause o. PROVIDED
sesG MTgset = y txsss s y te4t
Ea!0p Laks Michfxan l!4l!tosd telnpany s4I
CltF Ut toEt uutuh. iu the els.e OF NiEAxaA tho
IL Dr.. a. hs5 y x. b y IL ssi I'LL.
s.ilrssi !: fIs ~ NJ. q L.aslat i tSs
Taxu Vt !tun IN said ktste II Ach!ssni MORTGAGE
esrtutcd on the arst dAy Of As1 4. y. ld1A " tho
psa}ta,qs{ M.x1k tap.n, isa ,ns tmn t9L1x1 @
fuxI extends frutu l!0l, Ea ha sIss u Nix hgan
10 tho GttT Of ch!tazu In lie b8te Ut inuis: aud
n.IEaxc rarsuttd on tas INT AaY 81 s+ptsni4 Ap
under tbs iass to slair.o SthI3an. luaIabs aud
llittuA tN The s3ld complainant. Ni4eh Ut aAl1
Easua4 sAeuls frvEs Tho said tJ u Aasns y ssl
snd vi forth il ..id decirr said ltcree pru! taat
said !al1usd and II xPpuFteuances shall ax solI s9hett
- ssa MottR4G lleas ttereged soEs.l4 but fuF.
tesr tast .aa purcA ~ q HnFxaa..s = ss!a
rxy tr sn1ebteLoeA1 s !ntetr*l thxFr aucruInk
huic4 BY ray stulut s-gaAr eoa1tltus!ax pT!0s lien
Of prior ilsns aheteoh of " .",ns Een tasfn4f
spsst.l Mrte Mrtes comnisIousr under vii Dscree,
t;onlplankht's Solicitor.
Dated. Delta!. Aug II. lsTf.
, 1877-08-30
RUN OVER AND KILLED.

=
DETRorT, Mich, Aug. a.--To1lay John Oco-
botk, willis swaiting tor al excursion train at
Fowler Station, On the Detroit & Milwaukee
Road, was run over by the cars, aud instantly
, 1877-08-30

THE CANAL,
Dn,poEroRT. ANY. 70. 0.-Arrved-rrop atontauk,
Lockport, 40 btls nouF, los, coo ns meal; Ea-
sex. Joliet. 8, 500 bu corn.
CleAred-prop Victor, Henry, 70, e31 II lumber:
0Ypsy Queen, Henry p8. SIS It lumber; Frctey.
iek, lent1 Os, J57 It lumber; prop city Of Henry,
Henry. 81: toa It Timber; Ilidors. Henry,
8O,:H0 It luubeFf King Brothers, Kankas
keo Feeder Il, 0oo y luuoss; Atansic. Kankskss
Feeder. g., 090 Il Lumber: prop Pallas. llen!y,
Bn,pasron1, Aus; se.-op. m.-Artt!sd-Prop
Henry, I, 900 btu corn; Brilliant, Morris, 5, 200
bu corn. ....
cIsated-Pltst National. Joliet, D2, D02 II lan,.
Der. =, go lath; prop AoRtant, 1ockpoEt, 4, loo
bu wheat,
, 1877-08-30

sesvsEal Of Ca!esgo'A Oldest MARINERS ara fond Of
turf sporss. snd attend III tbs tsottng rnsslneea
Some a9 them are poassasoFs Of ayess, and every
man OF thea swesa be has tho fastest aas. TO
settle the m.steE. trottx rscs has been arranged
for Saturday xftcsnoon, at csntsal Park. Capt,
nil Dali may posstoly enter bly, hoses, Flying Jlb;
Capt. !esas cox big Hue bull stallion, Jtbhcoui
sttlksf; Capt Tsed hls renowned Ham.
blstonian hstuaphso4!ts hog4e foteAndAiser:
Capt. Crawford hs maltese xcldiug Skipper; aud
osneu wkoae eGues sle lu1 {ei uk1s ku1an. II
, 1877-08-30

HupsoJ. n. Y. Aug. ga frelght-train Oh
the Hudson River Railroad ran Into passenger
train a. the depot lat night, killing the hrr-
engine and acycfal caf1,
, 1877-08-30

{. l. DAVENPORT.
CAs1oy. Pa, Aug. 20 E. l.. Davenport, tue
tzagttilAu, Is JJiug. Lie haS BID adisu ta his
family.
, 1877-08-30
StiIClf)f

SUICIDE.
N1w foax, Aug. ca-slr, Marshall, promptcr
Of the Aimee troupe, jumped ovcrboartl Oh tho
way here, and ~ drowned.
, 1877-08-30
The plumed Sword.Bangers Swing on
Little from Masonry.
4 Diminution Of Interest Probable To-day,
and Scattering Expected.

~
ns'u ~. ~, rr.r rrn. ",o4 ~. n"" n": .u.ux
has tI,e 't ~. ~ pihes W 'no noncstfecten OF
ue e'e'e'Inu ..,.1s's,, .asosask. a spaee wv leet
square "as pcaattuly ieFeica OH aifcct'y IN
arous " ims ~. E.nnu s.aHas' ona xa' Sa, sur
toun.r ~ .naso 'u"e y. e4t.@see' WA"e uunS
o'ea' ,,n -, '.u' n soau nos Vs. ''' ,ne stanua
"s'u a" ~ on saste eouta no1 nTse M
Ta.ah,s ~, .osev psop.s ~ ~ ~
a.. f,a,d T., 81. ae.. ~" a., "s ~. :"
luz A, rnr " s,,xS sso rao.. snS ~. NV p.'pe
80 aSs TO- ..1A s...1t's, .nI s"1.. 49, o.~"
,., ~ .,. ae.s .as ~ y. ~ ~
,.ss,s a sno 49, ~ -. oAS' ~
sp.. ..anls sre,.,s, - .s' ,a'a1 a 49, sau
E,saa s'aaas ~ W.. 'a>4's0' '''"u' "p'A
p'tsa.s .s.s .'.s,.s. ~ -" o'ho.ssui ..s
49,, n's, ~ "Sna.s G." ~" w; - 'onu' "..,'
tnat 'ao 1,isns, " e".noep' ~ 30 w. WV.
m."n, uuu, .. 'pe sao , ..n, ~ VIZ asuea ~
4u'o w. ~ ~: nv' uas'uo.'' 1ae4aeo ~ ~
eoA'po1ea " Neut" t.o'u 'n"'o 1nau ouo son'' -,
mandery. In their place the Askalon, Of ".
Louis, entered and drew third position.
-, r,':, 1ns JUDGES 95" :, , -,
1Ih.rt narrI.1 II. A. A. Mai r w. c,.vs..
Aloest nassnA, y: o. ~ o'hI' D. w. tlauss!
Capt. r. a. hendall. 1wentS-lourth UMted
States 1nfnntrY; Lieut.. L. D, Letfln2wel1, Glove
land GTQT6: LtGuf. u. ". UutfQN8, AlfQ UQitc4
ste,o, 5r,1llerv. Cant. NJ n. Adon,s En.
;ossss. os"sss 0Nf" '' 1''
'g'acefs' -..-.,, ........
considerable timo after the hour act the
commanders In tho Captain Generals head
ouartcr. drew for turn. in ar,llInt. with IN. ~.
s.,. ;,o,nd ha,o, T,.1, .nr,,,,,,aa,r ,ra.
sun no.sa oslo". Eaeu eomulaaucrJ was
allowed thirty minutes for Ito display. The first
lot was drawn by
c,sc1nv. .r1 couxAxnrpv MR.
d-,,1cd nv 4. v Wh,tnkcr-tI,,r+v. v..fv E,tcb+.
u.o ~ 49,, ~ ~, y ia @ .>n.s"1s -.
ana Ten ol'iecfs' Inc 1eath1e Of the1 dr1I was
tha wonderful precision With which they kept
rrhclon. The Cu,umhu. T,arracx. 1,,nd a,,h
.S,t.,. .,,t. r.s.s.s. .s- sssa..-,..,. "A
l 1a.en s,, sn's so,!a5 ,n W. as:on'pn'4eu; 'c.
tflvcdSnuch npplnuso tcr their drill, ~ well as
for their Hausic.
the SECOND APPEARANCE
was made By Monroe commanaery, No. q, OF
kochester, q. r. Loder ommautling-thirty-s
Kuivlts and ten officers, accompanied BY the
Fifty.fourti Regiment Band, Their eyolutions
anro ,,ada - ,n,,.,, a,,t.,.as 49,. .h.a s,.'sa,
, 1877-08-30

CANAL TONNAGE AND TOLLS.
The total TONNAGE at slt ihs New York canals
for the third week in August this year wss ls7, 04
tons to174, ho3 last yesr, = satn ol 10, aal. The
tol! collections iot the sans weuk4 compare -
follo~s: 1877. w. l4s.*7i 1876, $5u, 700, ", -
drcEtk1C $l4, 7pl. y
, 1877-08-30

ERIE.
spteta, Mspa.eA IA M 7rtsu.s,
ER.x, ps,, AUG. 0,-ArEtvals-Sane,
Dspartures-rrop Gordon csmpbsll; aehrs An.
nie Sherwood, Thomas A, Scott.
ChAtscrs-sehrs sunnylIde and Gvocthe45t, coal
10 Chicago 1t 40t per ton.
, 1877-08-30

Sptciol Ditpasc& 10 TAs T1euH4,
MILWAUKEE. AuS. eD.-Chattsss to Buda,o:
Prop J. 4. Fsisbank; schls u. A. Kent, Bsse1and
Thsyef, wheat IT. 3Stc. t. Port Co!hosne, Schsa
desl Ley hawsou, J. u. Mead, wheat u 4c. Capacity,
, 1877-08-30

MARQUETTE.
Special DkpascA 10 1As Tt1ouAA.
AAReuETrs. Mich, Aug. @.-Atslvsd-aehrs
Senator apa Uau2es..
CleaFed-ffop II. D. Tuttle; schEs George II.
Ely, Emp!su State.
Passed doWu-Stue KtWccnaw.
, 1877-08-30

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON L QUINCY RAILROAD.
Irpes {oot Of tako.st. tnAlsHa.Ax, aud sIrteenfl,
IT.. tnd Cana! and ntxteenth.4a. Ticket Offices. 81
t:1Ark.st.. and It dep,ta.
, 1877-08-30
EDUCNTIONAt.
A<~~~--~-e
ADAMS ACADEMY, @M1N9f' sIHgg.

Thi. tehoo Il de,isnsd to Et.s th' brit and .ns.t
hate ben Tn teachers all or ability and experience,
and on~ hundred! and mfr pupils
FIrheb !or lny. from tn +? fourteen Jcart o. ssc
charge Ut c resident trachera. anti boys ree1vp
fu supervision and attention.
For ftkt1RusA and EtfcufAef address 3hH Mater.
, 1877-08-30

/ Pullman Hotel Cars ara run through. betweeu CHI
caRo and OnahA tho train leaving Chicago 1880
1. m.
I, Nc other road rms Pullman any CHE. form Of
hotel carr west Ut GhfrARn.
a-Ilcp0t Curuer Of Wells and KtnIIt-tts.
II h-utpot corner OF Canal sud kfnxie.stk
, 1877-08-30

#. Louis ExpreN ..............
81. Luis fAit Line ~. .......
d'AlfI 4 NEW {DfIe4l,B Ex.......
Cairo, E+wt3rlcatls d TcxAA Ex
hrfInKnti4 Eyrre4A
kprlnKfsld Wight Ex..,,.......
I'rprta, burlington 4 kt0knE
PEORIA, uutilslgtJn l. ktok1k
IhttNtue 4 Sioux City E1,....;
IltIbUiuo 4 sioux City Ex.....
Gilman l'&sSeslgcf..........-...'
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AFearfuI RIsk for Giris-

A pastor Of q church in one Of our
large cities said TO me, not long ago: III
have oficiated at fsrty weddings since l
came here, and 10 every case, save one, l
felt that the bride was running an awful
risk. Young men OF bad habits and fast
tendencies never marry g;rls Of their own
sort, but demand g vile above suspicion.
So, pure, sweet women, kept from the
touch OF evil through the years Of their
girlhood, give themselves, with all their
costly dover Of womsnhood, into the
keeping Of men who, 10 base associations
have learned to undsr-vslue all that be-
longs 10 them, and then find no repent
sncs in the sad after years. There is but
one way out of this that | can see, and
that is for you-ths young women Of the
country-to require in associations and
marriage, purity for purity. sobrissy for
sobrieiy. and honor for honor. There u
no reason Why the young men Of this
Christian land should not be just as vir-
tuous a. it's women, and If the loss OF So
ciety and love be the price they are forced
to pay for vice, they will not pay it. /
Q Init with sadness that not all our young
women are not capable Of this high
standard for themselves or others, but
believ. there are enough earnest, thought
full girls in the society Of our country to
work wonders il faithfully aroused.
Dear girls will you help us, in the name
of Christi viii you. first OF all, be true
to yourselves and God 80 pure in your
inner and outer life that you shall have
. right to ask that the young man with
whom you marry shall be the same
The awful gulf Of dishonor is close beside
your feet, and in it, fathers, brothers
lovers and sons are going down. Will
you help Us in our great usrk p
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cresnMelI letter.
CROMWELL, Oct Is, 1877,

CROMWELL, Oct Is. 1877.
Editor Herald.
Not having seen any communication
from this part Of the moral vineyard for
some time, l will try and give q few
iteme.
John Vile and family moved to Brook
Ign from this place on Saturday, where
he has gone into the dry goods business
in partnership with J. n. Phelps. May
success sttend.them.
R J. Daniel and family, LEFT for Lou>
isville this morning, where they intend
remaining for several months.
There is q great deal of sickness In this
n.ighborhood, occasionsd BY the excess
sive dry season. Chills and fsvers being
the principal diseases.
Green river is very low. The Green
and Barren River Navigation Company
have been unable to make any through
trips with their steamers for some time.
Stock feeders take warning. r j.
Daniel has lost fourteen head Of fine cat
tie by feeding them green stalk corn, with
lot Of hogs, the hogs chewing the
stalks and the cattle eating them after
they had dried.
Aendsl &7Kahn are receiving and
opening their large stock Of dry goods
recently purchased from the East.
He was a very bashful young man.
He asked the young lady To kiss him
She consented, but his bashfulness would
not let him come to time. Don't ask his
name.
Another old citizen gone. George n.
Daniel died October 7, 1877, in his 7lst
year. He was born in Shelby county in
1906. moved to this county in 1877,
where be has lived ever since. He was
honorable and upright in his dealings
with men. CuLLHr.
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How 20 Get News.

When anybody dies, gets married.
runs away. s,esls anything. builds .
house. makes big sale or whips his man
or his wife-breaks bis leg. or gets his
house or barn destroyed BY Gre or any
thing that ia 10 anyway remarkable. and
you believe that you know a. much
about the occurrence as anybody else.
don't wait for some other person to report
il, or trust us to find il out by instinct,
hut write and send US an account Of it
at once Yourself This is the way that
news is legitimately supplied, and it
takes . good supply of that most nec.ss-
airy article. See that you improve every
opportunity this year and give us all the
news of your ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Ns0&
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One marrics woman fully his equal and
they rear a family which does honor to
their name. The other marries giddy,
soulless, senseless flirt, without system,
energy, industry or fixed principle. That
brother, il man Of iron nerve and will,
may struggle through unscsthed but The
chances are that he and his whole FAM
lily will sink to to insignificance, II not to
ignominy and crime. We sometimes
laugh at the F. F. We Of old Virginia,
and it is true that they have now pretty
well played out By their unbounded hos-
pitality, high living, and prodigality,
most OF their princely estates have gone
into the hands Of their gripping, perni>
cious orerseers and employees. Yet the
descendants of those first families Of
Virginia furnish at least one half of the
distinguished men of the South and
West.
Against the theory Of transmission of
qualities from parent to child may be
urged the fact that the sons Of so many
distinguished men prove worthless
drones in society. For this result may
be assigned various reasons. Young
men Of vaulting ambition are sometimes
too INSCRIPTIONS Of the Hode Of rising
to distinction, and marry for wealth or
family influence and patronage, without
regard TO the intellectual qualities OF
their wives. In addition to this the
wives and children OF great men rely too
much on their impaired greatness, and
become mere drones in society, using no
efforts or industry to acquire greatness by
their own merits.
All history points out instances Of
family greatness. The Cstos, Scipios,
CPsors, of Rome; the historical fami-
lies of England; the Bonapartes, Of
France the Lees, R.ndolphs, Brecken-
ridges and Asrshslls, Of America, are
examples.
Eclipse's descendants, by careful breed
ing and training, have sclipsed his time,
and by like means our ancestors virtues
and heroism may be surpassed by their
posterity.
TO BR CONTINUED
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
CIRCUIT COURT.

NlNINll NOAhl.
Hon James Stuart, Judge. Greensboro.
A. l.. Morton, Clerk, Hartford.
ER Marcel, Master Commissioner, Hartford.
4. W. Phillips. sheriff, Hartford. Deputies
CIV Buugcr, Hartford, S 7 Taylor, Beaver
Dam, + II Cooper, Fordsville, l. Fulke-son,
Hogs Fails.
Ccurt begins second Mondays in May and
November, and continues three weeks each
term. -
CRIMINAL COURT.
Hon Murray, Judge, CIoverport.
Hon Joseph Hayersft. attorney, Greensboro.
y l. Wise, jailer, Hartford.
Court begins on first Mondays in April and
October and continues two weeks each term.
COUNTY COURT.
Hon. W. F. Gregory. Judge, Hartford.
Cant, Sam. X Cox, Clerk, Hartford.
y.P. ssuderfur, Attorney, Hartford.
Court begins on the drst Monday In every
QUARTERLY COURT.
Begins on the srd NJ ondnys 10 January, April,
Jsiy aud October.
COURT OF CLAIMS.
Begins on the 6rst Mondays January and
October.
OTHER COUNTY OFFICERS.
y.g. Leach, Assessor, Cromwell.
a. Smith RitshugS, Surveyor. Sulphur Springs.
Ikss. n. Boswell, Coroner, Sulphur Springs.
HP Rowe School Commissioner, Hartford.
MAGISTRATES COURTS.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-10-24

Yeoman: Kentucky now has three
Governors-McCreary at home, Bishop
in Ohio, and Phelps in Missouri
Stanford Journal: There are five
preachers in the Kentucky penitentisry
to one editor. What does this showi
Shelby Sentinel: Mr.. Sam. Knox has
on exhibition at J. N. HcGrsth's pump
kin that is large around as cart wheel,
looks like the rising sun and weighs
eighty pounds.
The Shelby railroad is out nineteen
miles long, yet the Sentinel says the re-
ceipts for the year ending September l
were s39.O3I 95; operating expenses,
49, 22 u; net earnings, $20,sO9 20. or
about fifty per cent.
Yeoman: D. W. C. Shelton, q con-
vict Of Dsviess county, but who was
sent to the penitentiary from Mclean
county, last January, for robbing an eT>
press company, died from q congestive
chill on Monday, and vas buried on
Tuesday. His illness vss very short and
his death sudden. He was aot Qsite
eighteen years Of age, and has been an
Industrious and well behaved prisoner.
He has brother in the prison who was
convicted at the same time and for the
same offense.
or the coal mines on the Paducah and
Elizabsthtown road, an empl0ye OF that
road snd.a contributor Of the Elizabeth
town News says: On Monday. at 4uh-
lenburg mines, there were twenty-three
miners at work, where they formerly en-
ploy.d forsy-.ight or hfsy. Msrcsrs
still. At Dovsy's. on Saturday, the su-
perintendent had autographed Instructions
to pat men in on Monday at . csnla At
Richmond they had twenty In at u cents.
Green River Iron and Coal Company
quiet and Rockport mines quiet At
McHenry's there were fourteen in at =
Of this number three or four have been
at work all through the strike. All sorts
Of threats and intimidations have been
resorted to to induce them to come out
but without succsss. During last week
they had letters with coffin, cross>pistols
etc., drawn thereon, but to no purpose.
These mines are closely guarded day and
night Tsylor's quiet, but promises Of
resuming to-day.
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