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Inc Turkish War

ine russian losses. up to the 18th. !,
0f,lclaiiy stated 10 be GO, 100 men.
N"rs reported as bombarCled and parl
oftbe city is on fire.
The Russians have met with dcGes,
near Rnstchuk.
lhe Russian general, Gou,lso. gain.
cd a decided victory over tho Trrks
capturing 5000 foot soldiers and a roo
'ment fcavalry. and the commando
Acnmet lEwsi Pasha. This 6gat wa.
nal on the Sofia road, on tie oath i,.,
and lasted ten hours
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A Chance to Make $1,000

Governor McCreary has offered re-
ward of 81, 900 for the apprehension of
The masked scoundrels who made the
cowardly assault on David Hall Of
Franklin county last week. 1t is to be
hoped that these men will be arrested
and made to suffer the full penilty Of
the law. A score or two of convictions
will be very apt to put a quietus on
masked deviIy.
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Murder in Rochesssr.

Thursday evening 10 Rochester p,,,,..
IOun'y' n.y. X. II. Simmons and VIM
r'eh'ns lad difficulty about nine dol.
lars worth cfstaves. Some L;,h -
r-Sssa' In which fleming Disputed or
=" Question. simmon. word
,I-e w nun or slapped him and
'"'n Started 10 walk off. and after he
rah gore h'''.e dIsisncr, Fleming Clio,
''". h'liiag IA a. Filming w.s ,.T,n,nI.
y arrested ahd there WAS sIrun, e.
-, " iaFor Of l,nrliing him, lou. Lettsr
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sell, and let prices get better.
VISITORS

VISITORS
Mr.. +. NJ. Ford aud wife, WHO
have been visiting thrir relatives in
his neighborhood, Mr.. II. i. Ford
and family, returned To their home
near Owcnsboro Friday.
Mr. Editor, don't you want to buy n
dorg. \ young man living in the virin-
ity of FOrdsville, has one he would like
TO sell or swap. 4 few evenings ago
he went TO see his sweetheart and
never returned until the evening
shades had gathered around, and all
the family had returned, and to his
surprise his dog refused to recognize
him, and seemed determined to keep
him out, he said every nice thing he
could think of to the dog, but all To
no purpose, and the dog compelled
him TO retreat TO the hcnhou>r and
get on the chicken root for safety.
Then he began calling for his brother,
but he having less cares on his mind
than his big bud WAS so cnwrnped
in the arms of Morpheus, he could not
arouse him so he WAS compelled 10
spend the balance of the night with
the other young ROSTERS. don't
know whether he crowcd next morn
ing or not.
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The ten following rules should be
strictly observed by persons having
occasion to visit printing office:
!. Enter softly.
2. Sit down quietly.
3. Subscribe for the paper.
i. Pay for il in advance.
5. Don't touch the type.
6. Keep six feet from the devil.
z. Hands off manuscript,
8. Don't talk TO the compositors.
8 Don't carry off the exchanges.
~. Never beg a paper.
G'r;Hmen observing these rules
wiicn entering printing Office will
great, cilige the editor and have no
fear Of The devil.
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Mr.. G. N. Stark brought us the
other day a big beet, weighing 81 lbs.
and measuring p inches around
jacksonville Times.
If We could not beat that beet, We
would no; goin to beat on beets. Mr..
II. Addigton Of our town brought
us one some time ago that weighed 81
pounds.
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a New Hamsphire edilor.sat him.
self down to describe a stngant pool
which he considered nuisance, and
achieved this: "Man,ling its surface.
a living scum of ghas;ly green feed,
upon such poisonous clements as veg.
citation may grasp 1t is the last ef.
fort oi,.pltyingaearth to check those
poignant assaults which reach human.
ity Through the iender bosom of the
nsultel air"
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We are having a splendid school Taught
by Prot. Furgeson, late Of s'e famous
South Carrollton Institr'". duch inter-
est is being manifested Y both patrons
and pupils
CONPLIHENTN
Since Bro. Hawkins has assumed col =
troll Of the educational column Of the
HERALD it has become It's most Interests
ing feature. Long may he wave
always thought We had the mos,
uewsy and spicy county paper in the
State, but when the dairy edition wa
sued, then knew that we Lad the mo-
rnterprising editor in America. and now
he IlEENLD's proulest cor respondent is
G QUILL.
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Pay as You Go,

We hear of anti-treatng, anti-drink-
ing, anti-smoking societies, and what
we need for morality as well as the
comf"rt and happiness of our homes
is mn anticredit sociay. II young
ma,'iod people would organize such a
society, the cardinal articles of which
should be thst they would not buy a
pound of meat or sugar, not a pair of
shoes nor calico dress, not a news
paper, nor any other article whatever
wiIhcat paying cash for it ON the
spo'. they would find themselves at
the end of Eve or ten years among the
most respected as well as most pros
porous people of the community.
The secret Of living within ones means
lies in paying cash for what one buyes.
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The young lovers who last spring
were married and swore ly all that is
beautiful that only The great blue vault
OF heaven should oversrrcad them; are
now quarreling with each other bc-
'alSc he lets mosquitoes in on his side.
AID she rolls Ill the covers off
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4 Louisville girl threw bottle con-
tGnirg her name and address into the
river. 1t was found by a youth, and
4 marriage has resulted. The Paducah
News is alarmed lest, upon the fact be-
coming generally known, the naviga-
ton Of the river viii be impeded.
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We would gladly publish any
items of local news from all parts Of
the county. Our friends are all inv;t-
ed 10 lend us their aid, reScrvinc 20
ourselves the privilege of boiling down
20 suit the occasion.
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The following is all the space given
in Texas paper TO lynching: "Dud,
ley Hsnsford was hanged by mob Of
forty men this morning, near his home
two miles from Perry, in this county.
Too much cattle"
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The telephone will not be of much
account until it is perfected to such o
degree that church tenor can sit over
his beer in a saloon and telephone his
part Of the singing 10 the church choir
in another part of the town.
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" the Democrats would be successful
IN State and national politics, they must
Keep uPtheir organizations The snrinp.
make the brook, the brooks make the
rivers, and the rivc~s roll on to the ocean,
u the Democrats would be successful
hey must begin at the beginning and
form the streams that are to contribute
o the gre at ocean Of success.
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FIRST DAY,
THIRD DAY.
From Fridays Daily Herald:

Neg ~NAil AANAoiNs
Three entries. Premium wen by
Sim. Lewis, ofJefIerson county. Time,
first heat, 2529; second heat, 2:-i6.
FOURTH DAY.
From Saturdays Daily Herald:
Three entries; two by NJ. Sim. Lew
is, of Jefferson county, and one by
Nichol & McElwaine. of Warren 60.
First heat, one mile, time 2:50t, The
black mare of Lewis winning by a
small distance.
Second heat; time 2:4S4. Nicols'
bay horse coming out little ahead.
Third heat; the mare broke and was
distanced. Nicols & McElwaine first
premium.
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The Democrats carried the day ~
Baltimore day before ycstrrd. v, elect
ing thcis cand;lIte for MAYOR by ID
COO majority.
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John Harrison OF Nuhlenbcrg, wa.
convicted of manslaughtcr. and wa.
last week conveyed to the Penitenti
AIRY by Sheriff Mohan.
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Georgia will re-elect Senator Gordon
Isl counties out of 49, are for him.
This Is a compliment almost unequaled
in political history.
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The Bowling Green Paragraph
says 1.-THE. Butler county Court Of
Claims allowed the Judge s175 salary
and the Attorney $3.50. Aggregate
allowances, So, 300.
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The New Orleans folks do not hank.
or "arter" off;'e nj all. There are onl,
1000 applications fled for the I4l
r"siIions in the New Orleans Custom
House.
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o. w. Thomas u Company pork
merchant of Louisville, of excellent
standing since 1865, nave gone into
liquidation. No business firm in
Louisville cvcr.,stood higher.
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Our old friend and playmate J. NJ
Hines of Bowling Green, was elected
ID. &. NJ. of the Grand Lodge OF
Kentucky. |. O. o. i.
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Mayfcld. Nv, had 4 $4,000 FIR,
last week, iujuring the Demo.
GRAFT office and consuming the Mason,
Hall and several stores.
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Hon. N. II. Marriott, of Elizabeth.
town, and Representative elect from
Hardin county, paid us a visit this
week.
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The official returns from the Ohio
election show Bishops majority over
West 20 be 24,lS2, and the total vote
cast for the five tickets in the field
556, 5Ol-a falling off of 10S, 27O
from last wear and 63,S1S from the
vote for Governor in 1875. The
Greenback candidate received 1898
votes; Workingmen's candidate, 49,
5l5, and the Temperance candidate,
1856, West received 249,031 votes
and Bishop 273.212.
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10Th the gloss and freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
follicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead of foul
ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dam
gerous, and injurious to the hair, the
Vigor can only benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely for a
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ffGFSsViiie Letter.
Oct. 9th, 1877.
TOBACCO.

Ssyrr'l IS our farmers have strip
pei out and hauled their tobacco to
Owcnsboro. The first delivered sold
very wei, at and 50. per hundred,
but so much has since been hauled in,
that the last sold for 4. and O. We
would advise the farmers who have
raised good crops to be in no haste to
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nEWe viii send the Saturday Evening
Post and Hartford HERALD, for one year,
on receipt of 81 SIS. To those who are
already subscribers to the HRRLp.we will
send the Post on receipt &C 81 50. Address
IoHN 2. BARRETT. ..
.... Editor UgRaLp. Hartford. Ky.
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The Old gun that has been unlOaded

The Old gun that has been unIoaded
for year and the--rural rooster with
out a..sensation for the same lengthrof
time, are both happy. The former
will now have n chance TO shoot the
stufhng out of "our darling Johnnie, &"
and the later can spread himself in
describing how o. I'd. j., galloped up
the golden stair. What is home with
Outsa son of northumberland
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For SALE.-A thoroughbred Berk-
shire boar pig. Call at once.
JOIN p. BARRETT.
Man know TisyseIE.

DR. f B. Foote'S great medical work
Common Sense or "Plain Home Talk
one of the best medical works ever pub
lished. Regular publishers price 3.26
For sale by ". II. Griffin, at the DrEg
store, Tor the small sum OF $50
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IL rs now mooted question as 10
which OF his relations the p. NJ General
most resembles, mon>key or don>kev.
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Ten Brock was left behind or
Parole.
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Over 100 citizens of Frankfort Lave
signed tie Murphy rlelrc.
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Et,H Another Relic.
CeraiVe Letter.


CERALyo, Oct. 20I
Editor Herald: .
BIG GRAIN SHIPMENT. g
Over n thousand bushels ofwheat were
shipped from this place last week.
CROPS.
The largest and fnest crop OF tobacco
for years has been housed and is curipa
up beautifully.
More acres Of wheat have been sowh
than any previous year.
Ii has been very dry for long time
but now it drizzles and We think there
will lie rain. The Indian sign is the
surest after all.
We have had q great deal OF sickness
for some time .
GALA WEDDING.
A most brilliant wedding occurred AT
the residence of Mr Wthrows last
Wednesday evening Miss Bette was
the lovely bride, and Mr.. Bob Fulkerson
w&s the happy groom Iwou-d be de-
lighted to give you "A full description OF
the wedding and reception, but by some
COMPOUNDED unforeseen circumstance, our
cards were miscsrrieJ, and We didn't GO
/ felt no email interest interest in the
notice Of Miss Helen Foreman's mar
riase, as che is one OF my particular
friends. Please congratulate her for me
and say that the latch string to the cahi
door in Ceralvo still bangles on the oH .
side.
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WEDDING ON THE TAPIs.

Times are getting lively here
Christmas is coming; but we expect n
good time long before Christmas eating
pound cake and drinking custard. We
are expecting two weddings in our vi
cinity in few days. We withhold
the names of the parties, but will say
that DIR. j. NJ. and Mr.. j. 7. NJ. will
be left to dance in the hog trough.
Jimmy T. NJ, l feel sorry for you, as
your sweet heart will marry and bid
you adieu. Don't leave Mr.. X, and
run off because you are left out in the
cold this time; just remember that
there's rs good fish in the sea us was
ever "cOichcd" out.
SULPHUR SPRINGS.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
stock has gone up to 80 cents.
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Circuit Court Is in session at Lci:cl
field.
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Speed Ring-TrOstins

On our first page appears the list of
premiums awarded at the fair last
week; but, by accident, the list of
speed on list, Sd, and 4th DAYS
were left out, and we give them here.
From Wednesdays Daily Herald:
FIRST DAY.
Sim. Lewis, of jefferson county, was
winner: his time being 2:52. Second
heat, Lewis came out ahead also, this
time making it in 3:t. Nickols, of
Warren county, was second best in
both heats.
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lfCeVcr l1iII Items.

Editor Herald.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
LIT, Bates, a very attentive and prac-
ucal physician of our neighborhood, Oh
his return from Buford few evenings
ago, happened to very serious accident
The horse that the Dr. was riding being
a very skittish, one, on meeting som,
cattle, he suddenly became frightened
and the DR.. vas thrown and his hip very
oadly.sprained. We are much sSgratilied
to hear that he is now recovering.
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COMPLIMENTARY.
Sulphur Springs Letter.

ERROR CORRECTED.


ERROR CORRECTED.
| wish to correct an error that ap
peared in your columns last week in
regard to tobacco hauled from this
neighbOrhOod and sold at Owensboro.
The prices obtained, rs published, were
81 aud 81 and So and 81, when in re-
ality it was only 81 so ;vd 81. The
owners of the tobacco reported thai
they got the prices II Published by
you, which was very wrUng in them.
They we're caught in trap, it seems,
and wanted some of their ncighbors to
suffer the same way: Mr.. Edmund
Shroader and John Powers, on the
strength of their false report, hauled a
load of about 1900 pounds and got
81 go for leaf and Tugs and 81 for
trash. 1t is strange, but true, that
some people will haul their tobacco
thirty or forty miles and sell it for less
money than they can get at home.
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cRoPs.

Farmers OF this vicinity are all dom
cutting tobscco of which there Was q
line crop, both as to quantity and quality
ana was housed in a fire condition. Nj
John James Of this community ha.
hauled load of his this years crop OF
tobacco to Greensboro and got five dollars
Tor leaf ard Tugs and two for trash. Thi.
we think would he about equal to seven
IN the spring The corn and wheat crop>
IN This section this year we think were
seldom ever better, and the large acreage
OF whea: which has been sown, now has
thrifty verdant appearance and prom
ises ialr Tor great remuneration in the
way OF bread stuffs next year
GONE TO MINING.
David Webb, who has been a resilient
OF Hoover hill for the previous summer
has very recently took possession of the
Steven Bennett coal bank near Beda, and
is now getting out coal.
GOOD WORK.
Z c. Hoover 4 Co, the eatsrnri.;,g
blacksmiths OF Hoover Hill, have iusl
completed new wagon for William
"esieriieid, which was indeed put up in
workman style. aud scientifically painted
by Hoover Hill artists.
VISITORS.
Misses Ella and Emma johnson, two
very intelligent and handsome Young
ladies Of Davies county, paid Hoover
Hill short visit last week; also the
Misses Victoria and Melinda Hickey.
from the Bells Run neighborhood. spert
a night with us last week while attending
the fair at Hartford. OU,s Or,W
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A dres ing
which is at once
a gre e able,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
s serving the
hair. Faded or
gray hair is soon
restored to ats
original color,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-01-27
LEICESTER.

Edward n. Conant, state supcrin-
tendent of education, will lecture In the
church on Monday evening, Jan. 30.
"A donation party will be given for
the benefit of Rev. \. \. Belmont, on
Thursday evening, Feb. |, but at what
place Is undecided at Ibis writing.
The item in regard to the Christ
mas festival, in the last issue of the
Register, recalls TO mind the accidental
omission Of the name of Mrs. II. y.
Morse in our report. | sincerely regret
that il occurred, as her faithful labors
in aid of the entertainment were desery-
ing particular mention. | report facts
as understand them, SO far as report
at all. and while am anxious to record
all of merit, except when Justice re-
quires II | prefer to remain silent upon
the bad and disgraceful. When errors
occur, ! am happy to correct them if in
formed in respectful and friendly
manner. The closing remark betrays
the animus of its author. l am sorry
that so much time and mental agony
should be expended upon such an eyre
gious attempt at insolcnce, only to
prove an inglorious failure. 1t affords
me pleasure to compliment young ladies
for their singing whenever il is well
deserved, and should have been most
happy to have complimented others if
could conscientiously have done so.
have not the least ill-will toward him or
any one, and will only say that if he,
and perhaps others, will devote part
of the zeal and energy with which they
attend TO other peoples affairs, to the
supervision of their own, they would be
surprised to see how we'll Others could
get along without their aid, and as
founded to know of how little conse-
quence they really were after all.
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Hn/SJDJ

c. NJ. Wilds has returned To his
studies at Yale.
II. IL. Eastman of the last class of
Middlebury college, native OF this
place, Is teaching In West Rutland.
"Wednesday afternoon the pupils of
the academy debated the question, "Is
Increased wealth favorable TO the morals
of society,"
considerable sickness prevails at
present in the village and around. Sew
eral cases OF scarlet fever; number of
pneumonia; one of typhoid pneumonia,
none of which have rs yet proved fatal.
The Lyceum Monday evening de-
bated the nuisance law passed last fall,
and decided that the state of society did
not warrant its passage. We were glad
to learn this, as our observation and eX-
perience had led us TO think DIFF erently.
"A series of gospel meetings TO con-
time SIX days was commenced Tuesday
evening. The following workers are
present, j. L. Quimby, of Thetford; f.
L. Small, Springfield; Peter Parrady,
fairhaven. A good degree of interest
Is already manifested.
The following officers were elected
for the year 1877, for the Methodist Sab
bath school: Superintendent, Rev. l.. l..
Walker; assistant superintendent. NJ.
L. Varney; chorister, VIM. Dunshee
librarian, Wesley Varney; secretary, j.
i. Tucker; treasurer, W. IL. Tucker.
The treasurer reported Sl5.76 in the
treasury.
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ADDISON.

There was hop in the town hall
on Friday evening of last week at which
there was large attendance. There
were parties present from all the sur
rounding towns.
Among the four orators selected
from the students in the Albany Law
School, to take part in the exercises of
the next commencement of the school,
we see the name of Albert c. Barnes. of
Addison, VT.
The Addison lyceum has become
an institution. AT the meeting on
Thursday evening of last week, the
question whether poverty elevates man
more than riches or not, was discussed
by Messrs. C. ". Spooner. C. Smith, d.
Howard, Geo. Willmarih, +. Norton
and X. c. Goodale.
The Addison grange held their an
nual harvest feast and installed their
officers on Tuesday evening. A. X.
Carr of Cornwall installed the officers.
Essays were read BY Mrs. Clark and
Mrs. Stukely Smith, and Mrs. Spoonei
gave select readings. There were about
one hundred at the table, but there W.,
no lack of good things for all. Afiei
supper, Rev. Il. Goodspeed and Rev
Mr.. Knott made remarks and Mr.. Carr
read an essay.
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L/NCDy y.

There does not seem TO be much
excitement just now, as donation and
surprise parties have passed; and as
there are no singing schools, lyceums
or lectures. pleasure resorts are scarce.
except for few who are trying to sus-
tain the lodge of Good Templars, and
have been successful thus far the pres
ent winter, in getting goodly number
of young people to join the Order. The
exercises are very pleasant and profta-
BILE. consisting in part of determinations.
essays, etc.. by members of the lodge.
The 10Th inst. about thirty mem
bers of the lodge Of Good Tcmplar's
went to the house of j. \. Colby's for n
good time. in which they were not dis
appointed. rs Mr.. Colby and hi, wife
know how to make ii pleasant for those
who call on them. After the usual rou-
tine of parties. rs there was no call for
cider or wine. the company partook of
the eatableS prepared by Mrs. Colby
and then bid adicu. feeling that it Is
pleasant to meet and associate with
our friends.