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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-04
BenTer Dam Items.
BEAVER DAN. Anvil >. ISL

BEAVER DAN, April ,, 1877.
( Editor Herald:
Business has been quite lively for q
week past in more respects than one.
Mr.. L. r. Barnard and Miss Alice
! Austin were uaitcd in the bonds Of mat,
rimouy at the residence OF the b'ids' Il
father. by Rev. A. B. Smith, on Thurs.
day. March 90, "a. All of this place
Quite crowd OF relatives and friends
were present. May the handsome couple
ever look as charming as ON the day OF
their marriage. and ;hcir passage through
lite he never dimmcd, bat their love grow
stronger day by day.
Mr.. w. T. Miller AMI Mrs. Emma
Basden, we're married by Rev. Il. J. Bean
at Goshen Church, Sunday morning
April lst. May their lives prove to be
happy and their love crowned with many
joys.
Mrs. Emma Ricketts,, wife of W. T.
Ricketts,, departed this life at her resi-.
dsncc, Sunday morning, April lst. The
deceased WAS lady who stood high in
the church and in the estimation Of all
who knew her. She had fingered for
many motifs, sud died leaving many
TO mourn. her loss.
DR.. J. S. Coleman will preach at Bea.
ver Dam church on the 5lh Saturday and
Sunday in this month-on Sunday he
will administer the ordinance Of baptism
to several.
Merchants in all branches. are doing
good business.
But little coal has been shipped from
the mines near here for several weeks,
but will commence large shipments
The price for digging has been reduced
from three TO two and half cents per
bushel.
Maggie, little daughter OF II. S. Mid
kiff while at play few days since. had
two fingers cut entirely off with hatch
ct; she is rapidly improving
Mr.. Samuel Sowders shipped a lot
Of fine hogs and cattle this morning.
il some one does not announce as can
didate for the Legislature soon. maybe
John P. Barrett had better put his claim
in. Hill and Barrett would do pretty
we'll.
The general report lie, that oats are
looking we'll. II lie the belief of fruit men
that all the peaches have been killed, but
that apples are still uninjured. The re-
cent rain has kept the ground too wet for
much to be done in the agricultural line.
HENRI
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CcntcrtOWn Items.
CEHrERToWY, KY, April 3.

CESrERTowS, KY, April 3, 1877,
Editor Herald;
In looking over your valuable paper.
] see no account OF the Waltons Creek
Exhibition, which was indeed success
and worthy Of your notice. 1t came of
on Thursday and Friday nights, 22nd and
23rd Of March, and must say surpassed
anything OF the kind | ever attended,
though none of the actors surpassed
BooIh but some of the actresses. with a
little more practice, would come up with
Maggie Mitchell. Iregret very much
haven't time to give a full description, but
will say withou hesitating,it cannot be
surpassed in Ohio county.
The marriage of J. r. Hunter to Miss
Gable Hawkins was witnessed at the reel,
dence Of the brides father, on Sunday, %.
1877. Mr. Hunter is young man o ir-
resistable moral character. while Miss
Gable, his wife, is an accomplished and
very intelligent young lady, worthy ofthe
love and admiration ofhe husband. We
wish them bright future.
Your correspondent wants to know his
friend E. J. Rowe's legal opinion of the
constitutionality of the Ten Command
ments. Bro. Rowe, spit her ont. A j.
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Cromwell Notes.

Editor Herald:
As you are constantly receiving COM
municatious from the little burgs through
out the county, thought that a few jot-
tings from Cromwell might not be thrown
into the waste basket with other unlucky
communications.
Cromwell. considering its size, stands
!unrivaled in the amount OF business
transacted therein.
We have three dry good stores, two
family groceries, two drug stores and two
saloons where psrtakers OF ardent
spirits can revel in the unnatural excite>
ment produced by iutoxication. The
business men of this place are affable
and polite, and as good bargains can be
had here as any place in the county
We have an excellent school conducted
by La Vega Paxton, whose reputation as
teacher, is on the increase. We must
not omit TO mention tie blacksmith shop,
where cunning things are wrought in
iron and steel, nor Mr.. Paxton's mill
which always makes good turn outs"
We have good musicians, Miss Wile's
piano music is positively excellent.
Farmers 10 this vicinity are very busy
preparing for the ensuing crops Wheat
looks fine. oats are peeping through their
earthly covering Tobacco is ranging
from four TO six dollars per hundred
/ gee you put Capt Sam e Hill in
nomination for the Senate Mr.. Hill is
a nice man aud worthy Of the place, but
every man has his preference, as you
well know, therefore will call on Capt.
David Poole, OF Rochester, for Senate,
and DR. Virgil Taylor, for legislature. TO
come forth. do not mention those gems
tlernen as a single individual preference,
but ! am justified in doing so. by the
wishes OF large body of voters. These
men need no eulogy from my feeble pen,
their popularity and worth speak more
eloquently for them than could. Capt
Poole only missei seat in the. Legisla>
ture by three votes in the last election.
and If he had had time to make thor
ough canvas, his election would have
been insured. DR.. Taylor is sterling
physician, and universally popular
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BRIGHAM YouxG AID those high in
authority at the time, should be ar
rested and tried for planning and
ordering the Mountain Meadows mas
sscre. Justice is not meeted cut by
the execution of John ID. Lee, who
was only the agent of those who plan
ned the massacre. Go up higher and
get the principals Us well as the agent
ia what we are fof, and it will be a
stain upon our country if those bold
bad men are not brought to justice for
ihcir connection with this fonl crime.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-04

A man quietly walked into the In
diana National Bank, Indianapolis, one
day last week, carrying with him a
box. He carefully set it down on the
floor, reached over the iron railing,
picked up $4,000 and went out and
made his escape, and has not since
been heard of. This about noon in q
city of 80. 900 souls. on one of the
principal streets. is a little remarkable
a reward of IS, 600 was offered for his
capture.
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CAPT. 6. e. HILL announced him
self Monday "a a candidate for the
Senate. His card Il also In this issue
of the paper. Capt. Hal embodies all
the elements of gentleman, a good
lawyer. 8 sound Democrat and has
qualifications that peculiarly ct him
for the position to which he aspires and
will no doubt convince the people of
that fact Off they are not already aware
Of i) before the first Monday in
August 1877, and be triumphantly
elected.
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Notice 60 Correspondents.

Nc re-cgvc the rishi 10 strike from any
communication whatever ", NAV thiak
I-o1r- Persons need not I've Offended Il
80 10 rot puh'i.h just what they write IN
he r,snnrr written. II frequently hnp,
pens that Gr want of space aud time.
-Jrne porlioa o' q letter is left ont: aud
assin, for other REASONS. sc may ihiuk il
i.r'i"r 20 eat, slash and destroy. Some
Ipay he received 700 late for the purposes
Tor NEirh they are intended. ani Others
may not I've what vr want. SO oar friends
need not think We treat them uuklLdly in
anyIhiue Ne &c about the matter.
We solicit correspondence and all items
81 rew- Uhirh, IL published or not is in
traded IN c.irnd no one. Write plainly
SID o;lly on one side Of the paper. The
rsme OF the writer must he gwen, not Tor
,~hlicatiou unless dc-ircd, but as means
~ infarmNiion 70 rs RPmembrr that a
vri.cr i responsible for what lac SAYS
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-04

They have more dam trouble up in
New England than in all the balance
OF North America.
The dam at Staffordsville reservoir,
Connecticut, gave way on 21th ult,
flooding the country for miles and
miles and destroying many manufac.
tories. Loss estimvted at 81, 900, 600.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-04

The following gentlemen have been
selected as the Louisiana commission.
Judge Charles Laurence of Illinois,
tx Governor C. Brown of Tennessee,
Gen. Joseph r. Hawley of Connect
ent, Gen. John NJ. Harlan of Ken
lucky, Wayne McVeigh of Pennsyl.
yania,
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ALL the Circuit Judges in the State
Of South Carolina are Republicans and
the last one of them have decided and
pronounced Wade Hampton the legal
Governor of the State and yet the troops
occupy the State HOUSE by the consent
Of Hayes administration.
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W. y. COLEMAN is announced in
this issue Of the paper as n candidate
for Legislative honors. Mr.. Coleman
is al upright, honest, enterprising citi-
zen, and stands fair with all those who
know him. His claims merit fair con.
siderstion.
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The Court of Appeals has decided
that the over issue Of bonds by the
Davies County Court, in aid of the
Owensboro and Russellville Railroad,
is not valid and collectable, and has af-
firmed the judgment of the lower court
enjoining their collection
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ESTRAYED.

Taken up as an estray, by Y. w. But
Ter, living in Pattieville in Ohio county,
on the 18th inst, one pale>red heifer. two
years old having a white belly and white
spots in the forehead. marked crop in the
right, and swallowfork in the left ear,
having no other brands or marks. APP
praised at $40 90 witness my hand this
18th February 1877.
pl2-i, J. J., BURTON, J. 7. Q. c.
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Let ms have another Taylor in the
Legislature. There are plenty OF Tay.
lors in the county with their kin to elect
the doctor. Let's run him and elect him,
not because be is Taylor, but because
he is worthy. SAxcHo.
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ProvIsions and Prodneo-R.,on

NOTE these quotations are to be under
stood as purely RETAIL, and made to ever the
smallest possible quantities. Purchasers will
find upon trial, that the margins asked by our
Hartford Grocery Merchants. in Wholesale
quantities, are as small as any town in Ken
tueky.
Wheat has IN upward tendapcy.
GOod-No | wheat sells readily for
one dollar per bushel.
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We learn from the plaindealer,
which We had not noticed, that Hon.
ID. L. Adair, of Hawesville, is a candi-
date for senate from his district, CON-
posed of Breckenridge, Hancock and
Grayson counties. He is n worthy
gentleman, and deserve. a liberal
support.
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THr Gait House Company Of Lou.
isville, have gone into voluntarily
bankruptcy, The House will still
remain open for guests,
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GnvENoR HAMPTON visited Washing
ton last week and along the whole line
oftravel the people made n grand ova-
ton 10 him.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-04

LITTLE Rhody holds her State elect
ion to-day. Of course she will en-
dorse that little theft of the presiden-
tial chair by the Republicans.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-04

THREE more of Packards legislators
have gone over to the Nichols Legis.
lature.
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Young Men,

Apply 10 the editor of this newspaper
for half membership. at discount. I'm
RaS lies Great Mercantile College. n CO.
knk. Iowa. ON the Mississippi. Book
keepers. Pcnmen. Reporters, Opera
tors and Teachers thoroughly lifted.
Don't tail 10 address Prof. miller, keo-
kuk, Iowa.
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.HERALD COMPOUND"

We have q compound that we guarantee to
mend broken glassware, croekery-ware, fur
niture, &C., so it will never come apart. 1t viii
also put patch on . shoe that will stick rs
tight as though it was sewed or pegged on.
Ask your Druggist or Merchant for bottle or
il they haven't it. send IS cents to J. I. Pat
rick, WslessoTo, y. C.. Agents vanIeI
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TWO DOLLARS A YEAR

Keeps Watches and Clocks )r sale, repairing
of Watches, Clocks and Jenelry done on short
time and in good style. Also PLAIN GOLD
FINGER-RINGS made to order AL work
warranted, and at REASONABLE prices.
YSn9-ly
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GLGREOGS EEWg.
Hayes Right One Time.

He has ordered the withdrawal of
the troops from the State House of
Sonih Carolina, and will let the people
ENJOY the inestimable blessings of To-
cal self government. Now, South
Carolina will come to the front as one
of The leading States in the South.
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HrRr is ; fair specimen Of Radical

HERE is = fair specimen of Radical
Carpet-bag taxation;
Some heavy figures are encountered
in considering the debt of New Orleans.
From 1865 TO 1875 the people Of the
Crescent City" paid taxes TO the
amount OF $50, l57 ,972. Besides this,
debt of sl5, 2S7,9l5 was contracted.
The Municipal expenses, then, for only
ten years, is set down at the enormous
sum of S65. 645. SS7. This is an aver
age of s9,574, 5SS year. When the
State tax of the city for the same peri
Oh is calculated and added to the city
tax, it is found that for that ten years
of misrule in municipal and State gov
crnments. The people of New Orleans
paid the fabulous sum of sl09, 734, 100
in taxes. This is nearly Sll, 100000
4 ye9r.
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I'D DOLLARS!
INGOID
GIVEN AWAY
10 Subscribers Of the Hartford HERALD
r cad This Carefully.

In order to stimulate the Farmers 10
greater exertion and to induce them to
improve the quality of their two great
staples, Corn and Tobacco, and at the
same time increase the circulation Of the
HERALD, | offer the following very liberal
premiums, amounting in the aggregate to
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| o. DOLLARS in GOLD.

For the best fifty ears of bread corn, $40
For the second best ....................S ;.
For the best fifty ears of stock corn, 80.
For the second best. 3 5.
Sweepstakes for the best fifty ears of
corn OF its class including all the
samples entered. except those that
take the first and second premiums,
10 eaeh $40.
The samples to go to the party giv>
Ing the premium.
For the best sample ten pounds Of
shipping or stemming leaf tobacco $40
For the second best. 5 5
For the best sample ten pounds OF
manufacturing leaf tobacco. $40.
For the second bsst.. &
For the best sample ten pounds of
cu''hg leal ioOacco.................... Sln.
For the second best. 8 ).
Sweepstakes for the best sample of
all the samples entered except those
having taken premiums, best tobacco
OF Its class...................... 500
All the samples to go to the party
giving the premium.
The samples in each case must be of
the growth Of 1877, and produced by the
person competing, or on his premises
These premiums are only offered 10
citizens Of Ohio, and adjoining counties,
who are now bonafide paid up yearly sub
scriders to the
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-23
35o3chcrrflichc Sllimofs Sfaofs-Beifpnnq.

8atterien auf Sen arfommen6en @egner
iptelen lief.
@ine fleine @atlhtgsaanone auf Sem
Oe6 DeS S9a6 belGf1igte Sic &Gmpfer an
8orb beS perltanii6en Wibberi9tffes gor
lebr unb Ser S6ornitein bes lebteren lit
bon WtuSfetenfugeln Dur6l06ert. Gin
S6uB BON 300 ID traf ben I6urm 6es
6laScar, brong 2 3ou bur6 baS @iien
un0 prallte barn o1t Ser Sette ab. Ser
!6uascar purbe 3%tpei1nal bon einem lpl0en
S0uB getroffeu u11b ie0esnal NIT be1nielz
bent @r9cbniB.
Bieoer nnb nteber gtngen bie 8erraner
gum Nngrtfi itber, 5uerit geget bell S6a6
ltno oattn 9egen Den ms @efe6t 5uritfgez
febrten MmetbDit, aber Bic gr0Bere S6nelz
lt9fett nn0 Die ausge3et6ncte Netie tDte
Dtele S6tffe ge6atobabt lpur6elt, bitbertelt
t9n, ietne Wioberfraft gegen" fe in Nntper>
Dnng SIT bringen. Ser &a1tpf 0auerte bret
StunOen. Damn 3o9 ii0 Der6uoScar lang
Jam 5uritG, D0 cine 8Gnlbe pom 0(met6Dit
ale 3InDfGben fit ietlte GDurmfanonet
5eri tDrt bate, unb ct fu6r Dem 2nlt6e at,
radD tDeldem er i6nn cine 3ett lang bin
manOortrt bate. Ser Teino periu0te feilte
Serfol9un9, ionbern be9nitgte it6, bic lebz
ten betbcn S0iiiie bDm 0uaScar in Gnte
ptang SIT l1e9rnen nnD 3tDet Wtetlen bon Der
&lite SIT Oerbletben, unt W00e iber ben
11lutDt9en Ge9ner 81 Daltcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-23

gen @rpBfiir # en- NtfoGaus lit felt
bret Wt0natel1 en iDeltberitbntter Wfatn,
ob9let6 gtienta1tD, Der nt6t cine 1laptl6e
!3un9e betBt, Iet1ten Narnen 9tepofoi>
/ i6t i J du5lpred6en o6er be6alte1t fam.
Gr lit ei1 alter, aber f0rperLi0 ull6 geilttg
frii0er 6err pDn mitrbigem lt1t0 GltBerit
rlt6igcm Ie1le0rte1, eth 3Dglttg ruiiti6er
&rte05i0ulen, gtlt fit ei1elt bodbbefGDiqten
ltnD DobgeleDrten WtilttGr, un6 ipGre o6ne
9lpeifel I'M tebiget &riege i6on biel ipetter
oefom1nelt, tpen1 letn G6ef, itatt et1tes elm
gebtlDeten unO eigenitnntgen StierfopfeS,
ei1 W}an1 BON Der Qrt bes 0eutiden &rDn>
prin3en tpdre, tpel6er ouf ietnen Sel6siiz
0er1, o6glei0 er ielbit etn Manu BON detItt>
ger 8eDeittung lit, leine11 9enialen 0ene>
tDtutg fol9te. 9fepOfDitl0iBfD ia6 i@on
Den borigen nrtent0lilden Grieg n1o 3tpar
dis @cneralitabs0ef zines cin3elnen Nr>
t1eecOrpS. 8orber ma6te er ben &rteg Ser
JEt1en in ll19arn nit, ais BORT GuBlan0
I'M Sabre 1849 feline S6ergenOienite fir
DQS BON Den 1lngQrn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
!00ltS OGbsburg Derrtdtete. 8erettS ba>
mats ftalo J}epofpjti0iBfD eine1n 8olen
gegenilber, tl0 5tpar etttel1 Wtalnte, Ser al
Den gellt1L1ten @elterdle1t u1tb fii0nIten
6el0en aQer 3eiten geD0rt, beut gum I'm
glilG fit Die Slirfet ldpn Dor benz bortgen
Driel1taltid)en &riege ais titrfil1er 8ai6a
geitorbenet General Sem.
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NAL ge9eniiberftebt, 1T Ni6a08 eD, ben
Der ttrfi1de SbergeneraG pDer Serbar
@frem Nboul &ertm 8a10a crit
D0r ei1t8en WoGeu SIT ietltem 81 e1teral
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rem, er6telt cine umfQ1Ie1tbe 8tl6uno,
ipri6t flint Spro6elt, fGmpfte INT Dortoen
DrieutaIti0en &rie9e ais jtutger 0fft5tcr in
bcr polni'6en 2egton gegen 9tuBlal16 un6
fanb bamGlS i6on @ele9e1beit, 1i6 olrb
feline peri0nli0e Eapferfett unb beion6ere
8efGbigun9 berpor5utbun. 9ta6 8eenbt7
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fii6e 9iel1ite, i1t lpel6e1t er berDGltntBmG=
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9fegierung gum MISUNDERSTANDING ser
SnDrltaer Gtienbabn ernan1tt, bon tpelz
0ert Soften er naD NuSbrud be3 ieBtgen
&rtegeS oltf ben beiDnberen @unl1 Nb0uG
&eritn'S abberufen ulta Dem titrttlben
6duptduartier betgeqeben tpurbe. 9ort
geipatn CT balb bas 8ertrauen Qlbbltl See
rims in iol9em @rabe, baB bteier i'm Dor
eittigen g8O6en 5u ~ieitelt 0enerolitab5def
ma1te. Die Gbatio6e, b0B gtt9oo nod
Dente r0ntiidzfatDoltl6er G6rtit lit, beirrte
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