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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-29
GAY TRIO OF DEAD-nEATs.
w. III IIeilmRn, Wife and Frank Bower,

Some five months ago two men profess
sing to be showmen by trade. came into
this county and brought with them a
young woman. eHcient, and left her at the
house of Mr.. Adam Shroader, living on
Halls creek, one of them claiming her to
be his wife. The men would 20 away
and return every few days, and during
the time one Of them, calling himself
Heilman, was taken sick and laid several
weeks in bed at Mr.. Shroader's, securing
in the meantime the services Of physi>
clan until he was restored, when he went
away and told Mr.. Shroader that he
would return and take his wife after her
confinement, and pay for the board Of the
whole party. The woman finally gave
birth to q fine boy, and made Il rapid re-
covery, but her so>cslled husband came
not back for her. However, he sent his
partner, Frank Bowers, and after the
family had retired at night, they quietly
CAhoObCh ShO NhC
they had brought, and the man took
them in a large bunile to the depot, when
the woman joined him in company with
one of Mr.. shroader' 8 family, and as the
down train on the P. & L road passed,
she quickly stepped aboard the train with
her young child in her arms, and waived
her veil in defiance ut the lady who had
kindly come shopping with her. They
Of course failed " pay any part Of Mr..
Shroader's hill. Mr. s. is q kind and
generous man. and sering the condition
Of the woman Consented 10 let her remain
at his house until she would become bet
ter able to travel, and this is the pay he
gets For his kindness Our exchanges
will please hand tn EN- around
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HEAVIER Dam Hits.

BEAVER Dam, KY, Aug. 81, 1877.
Editor Herald:
Business for several day, past has been
on the improve
Dry. goods meh are ceiling So cheap
that people will buy.
The coal business is rapidly improving.
and the greatest trouble IL, not enough
cars can he had for shipment of coal.
Considerable sickness in the form OF
fever, Is prevailing through this town and
neighborhood.
Hon. r. P. Hooker has, been employed
ahd will commence teaching school in
the Baptist church, the second Monday
in September. Mr.. Hooker is very pop
ular through this part OF the county and
will doubtless bring many scholars from
other districts
Howard Grey, Of Shelbyville, has
shipped several car loads Of sheep from
this plaee'to his home during the past
three weeks.
Mr.. T. P. Brown near here has hen
that was Matched in April. The first OF
August ahe land Ave eggs and on the II
Matched four chickens Whe can beat
ip .- '
Mr.. z Gil''ou, s,ct'on 'oreman at this
place was married 10 Mrs. Harris Of
'HopkmsviIle few lays since We vel,
conie ihrm in orr niiist aud wish them
alodg abd HAPPY life ., =. . -.
Mrs. Laura Grey Of She'll! vile, and
Miss Mary PendletOn OF Hartford. were
| visiting friends in town last week.
Pig Barnard and Oscar Stevens hav,
one piece-both are girls. Henri.
| ..r. H --~~>----
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Wilson's VIII Items.
WmsoS's MILLs KT., Aug 81.

wmsOS's MILLs Kr., Aug %.
Edftar Herald:
We are TO have q new bridge across
Caney creek at this point (wilson's Mills.
which has long been known as Briggs
Mills. she work was commenced
onahe 9Th last. The stone piers are now
in course 81 lrse,io. ,ludaer it6e supet-
vision OF eur road and bridge commits.
sioner. James G Daniel, md we will say
in this connection, Cor the tenefit OF those
not knowing. that this is = sufficient
guarantee that whstever Of work that is
done wRi be we'll dove. However, ne
viii not he able TO push the work 10 COM
PletiOn Tor want Of meaps. a. there has
been hut the Insignificant saR OF 81 200
SapOoTiaaed4o--b uiid fridge i66 feet
bong. while t is conceded by alt that no
less than $500 viii do de job Ne
have an order Of court to view and locate
road 10 begin NJ a point ca the Hart
ford and Leitch6eh road near Wilson's
Mills. aud run west about ioaF miles, and
iHiersect the MorgantowH ami owensbo-
io road. near lIincs' Mill. which viii
afford handsome facilities to our. people
slsep opened. IL has always been ut
-feriy impossible 10 get more than $500
appropriated 10 the building OF bridge
st this place, Ia consequence Of which we
have bad to lalilI no less than xix within
the last thirty yesrs. and have had
bridges that were unsafe 10 use Tor fully
one half of that time. whc was Ibis
This reminds Us Of the i,"y wLO would
not put his mitIeas CO., l.ccause Il made
his hands cold
Corn was hIIJly strr l,-Ster. We are
lite dry juS, n"s lint with 1i,ile
rtin IL would Ice -rarcely ~"riI, while 10
gather more than We Hred f'r home con-
sumption. Wheat was thwsht to bc
good and we fad upon Ihrcshing thai
thu expectations Of the mot -ansuinc are
ially realized Tel your p.iron-. ~ I,o
are farmers to raise German Milicf We
sOwed some this season al,out the first of
June. IL i now headed ont and will
average four feet high. and il l. thought
will make two aad a bali Isp- per acre
! will send you a specimen of it.
y. QUIRE
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JouS WE.IEY HArpI

JomS WESLEY HAEpIS. one of the
most noted and dlring of Texan dies,
PeradOes, was captured at Whiting,
Alabama, on tho 2iIh INST This will
De glad news TO the citizens in north,
west Texas in particular. He hid
committed twcnty-seven murders, the
last one being Charlie Webb, who,
formerly rs deputy sheriff of Brown
county, had arrested one of Hardin.
gang: A company of masked men, in
retaliation of Webh's death, went t.
COmanche from Brown county, took
Hardin's brother and two others, frop
Jail and hung them. In consequence
Of this, John Wesley Hardin had
sworn eternal vengeance against the
COmanche people. and they will bc
very happy TO hear of his capture, and
more so IL they could hear of hi.
dOaib, ~ bis threat, coupled with the
daring, dashfhg courage of the man,
wac a terror to the people of that com,
MUMMY. 49,. - 80 =,
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Lone Star state.

Having traversed the entere State Of
Texas. from Red River to the Rio
Grande, l am prepared to furnished in-
formation to all those seeking homes in
the Lone Star State. | have in press my
travels and observations which will be
out in a few days. For maps and pamph.
lets description of Texas, address me,
care of Gilt. P. Kennedy, cor. 4th and
Main Streets, Louisville. Ky.
81 II y. 4. TILpoRp.
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Commissioners Notice.

=. Ohio Circuit Court.
lanes n. Hurts Admir-, PIa'f.0
Against Equity.
James NJ. Hurts Heirs Derts,
Notice is hereby given to the Creditors of
James M.Hurt, deceased, that The undersigned,
Commissioner Of the Ohio Circuit Court, 1nde
on Order in the abave styled cause, will attend
at his office, in Hartford, from the date hereof
until the 25th day Of October, 1877, to receive
and hear proof OF claims against said Dece-
dent; and that all claims not presented to him
and proven as required by law, within the spec
ifcd time abeve. will be forever barred.
L. n. NURRELL, II. c. o. @. C.
Aug. Z, 3n.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-29

THE murderers of Carrie Anderson,
of Carroll county, were committed
without bail to answer the charge of
murder. Notwithstanding the promi-
nence Of the offenders, they were dealt
with strictly. For safety they have
been removed 10 the Jail at Louisville.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-29

COMMERCIAL men in Conventions,
Boards of Trades and otherwise, are
demanding repeal or modification Of
the bankrupt law.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-29

GEN. HOWARD keeps a very safe
distance in his pursuit of the Indians.
The present prospects indicate that he
will probably overtako them by the
next Centennial.
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scorc Another FOR the Democrats.


The contest between Pachcco, lie
publican, and Wigginton, Democrat,
for a seat in Congress from the fourth
district, California, will DO decided in
favor If Wigginton. 1t had been gcn-
orally coneslci to Pacheco by one
vote, but upon close examination an
error in the Kern county vote of three
votes was found, which had been given
10 Pacheco. This Overcomes the ono
majuriiy, and gives Wigginton the
seat by two votes.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-29

TGE Murphy temperance movement
Is spreading ike Fro in a stubble fold.
Over eighteen hundred had signed the
pledge in Louisville up to last Friday
night. ..-.E
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Msster commissioner Notice.

Ohio Circuit Court.
VIII. McConnells, Admir-, Pla'ff
.. ..ar. Against Equity
VIII McConnell's Heirs, Derts. -
Notice is hereby given to the Creditors
OF w. II. Mcconnell deceased, that the
undersigned, Commissioner Of the Ohio
Circuit Court, under ain Order in the
above styled cause, will attend at his Of
fee in Hartford from the date hereof, un
I'll the lst day Of October. 1877, to re-
eeiye and hear proof Of claims against
said Decedent; and that all claims not
presented to him and proven as required
by law, within the time specified above,
will be forever barred. ...,...r..-
E. r. MURRELL, NJ C. o. &C.
July IS 3m.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-29
New Advertisemts.

flANn. Magnificent Bran New $3.50. rose
AplIN) wood Pianos only sl7J. must be sold
ehehht Fine Rosewood Upright Pianos Little
Used cost $500. only sI20. Parlor Organs
stops SD, 9stops $0J. ~ stops only S75.
Nearly New set reed IL stop sub bass and
coupler Organ SO dollars, cost over $50 dollars.
Lowest prices ever offered sent on IL days test
trial. You ask, why l offer so cheap? I an
sWer, Hard Times. 1900 employees must hAVe
work. Result of the war commenced me
ny the monopolists. Battle raging. Partiou-
lars free, Address, DASIEL +. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey,
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SENATOR MoKToN has been quite
sick for some time past, but it is
ah0ught that be may recover. &C.
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MINI know ThXneIE.

Dr.. E B. Foote's gtea. medical work
Common Sense or "Plain Home Talk
one of the best medical works ever pub
.lished. Regular publishers price 1925
For sale by W. II. Griffin, at the Drug
store, for the small sum of $50.
Deeds Lodged for Record since our
Last Report.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-08-29

EsTRAYED.-Taken up as an estray by
Christopher c. Bennett, living near Buck
uorn, five miles Northwest of Hartford,
Ohio county. KY, one sorrel horse. eight
years old, some fifteen hands high. let,
hind foot white, small star in his face,
some white on his nose, shoe on his LETT
fore foot and has the fistula, appraised al
thirty five dollars. Given ,under my
hand, this the 18th day OF August, 1877.
A. Il. BENNETT. J. p o. C..
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Master Commissioner Notice

OHIO Circuit Court.
Lewis L Smiths Admir-. Pla'ff
$500. Against Equity
Lewis L. Smiths 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 cameo. will attend at his office, in
Hartford, from the date hereof, until the
let day Of October. 1877 to receive and
hear proof Of claims against SAID De
,cendent; and that all claims not presents
ed to him and proven as required by law
within the time specified above, will be
forever barred.
Err MURRELL, MOO
July Is 3m. .F- go -....
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VENDALL'S SPAWN cTrRE

IN 1t cures spavins, splinis, Gallons he,
and removes the bunch without blister:ng.
Send for circular to J. W. Morrill, { Co., No.
Slo, Nam ST, Louisville, Ky. Wholesale and
etail agents.
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Horse Branch rtcnss.
HonsE BRAscn, Aug 81, 1877.

HonsE BRAscn, Aug 81, 1877.
Editor Herald: 81 81 , .."
Crops are very good, tobacco is getting
Two men aimed to stop William
MAIDEN on the Hartford and Litchfield
road. edo not know who they are
but Mr. MAIDEN does, as he intiInates a.
much. They ought to be dealt with &C,
cordiug to law.
BURGLARY.
Some person or persons broke into thS
store houses oil ca Crowder and Messrs
Lewis, at Rosine last Friday night Thu
loses vas trifling They bored hole,
around and took out piece of the doOl
Of Crowders store, and took a PANEL on
Of Lewis door. Two tramps were seer
going up the road that night and i
might have been their work.
RELIGIOUS.
The funeral sermon Of Mr.. w. T. Mil,
Ter was preached'by Rev. Richard Tay'
lor yesterday. The attendance was quit,
large.
-... HYNESIAL.
On the Goth INST. Mr.. James Burder
was welded to Miss Amanda MAIDEN
- KY.
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Marriage License Issued since our
Last Report.

VIM. p. Stone and Miss Melissa Car
penter.
James r. Burden and Miss Amanda
J. Madden.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

lO II IL TODLlC.
We wish it distinctly understood by all who
read this that our Patent Intcr>lock Spring
Bed Bottoms are all that we claim for them.
They have been most thoroughly tested, AMI
undergone the seYercst criticisms of ali who
have tried them, and, after being used for four
years in Hotels, on Steamboats, and in Private
Residences, the general verdict is, that for Du-
rability. Ease and Economy, they are unequal
ed by any other Bed Bottom made. They arc
adapted to the use Of any kind of Natrass or
Straw Tick, and are warranted as Bug Proof,
and not to warp or weaken. A trial Of them il
all we ask for.
NALL & EDDY,
Louisville, Ky, Manufacturers.
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Master commissioners Notice
Ohio Circuit Court
R. T. Bells Admir-. Plaintiff.
Against Equity

Notice is hereby given to the Creditors
Of r. I. 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
LIST day of October, 1877. to receive and
hear proof OF claims against said Dece-
dent; and that all claims not presented to
him and proven asrequired by law, with
in the time specified above. will be for
ever barred.
MURRELL, N. C. o. &C.
July IS 3m.
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VIM. Neighbors to c. P. Cummins l9
acres on Huffs creek. $4,000
Joseph Millers Ex'rs to Eliza Poyner
2 lots in Beaver Dam, $4,000
Henry Thomson TO F. D. Sanderfer so
acres on Muddy creek, $l6494
P. r. Kelly ct al to A. S. Kelly 81
acres on Panther creek. $30S.O0
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7 g, MATHERS, Tower Palace Carpet
81 House. $50 West Market bet. 4 and 18th,
Finest carpet house in the world. Largest and
cheapest stock Of goods.
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Call on Willie Chapman for cheap
shoes.
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Til, BIrse,, rh,.s ys,. In a SINAI, way.

What is IL? The Hartford HERALD
from now til the first OF January, 1878,
at the small sam OF 80 cents, cash Sub
cribe at once
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MYERS & BONN. Manufacturers only Of
NIfne Saddles, Harness, horse boots and
Myers patent Too Weight No. so Main St,
Send for catalogue,
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EsTRAYED.-From Alexander Hefffin,
living about one mile from Centertown,
Ohio county, Kentucky. on Wednesday,
the 10th inst. medium sized black
mare, hiDd feet white. blind in right
eye, and white star in forehead. Any
one giving me such information as will
enable me to find her, will be literally
compensated. ALEXANDER HEFFLIS.
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IN MARSHALL, Ladies' and gentlemen's
~. fashionable boot and shoe manufacture
er, A general stock of Eastern work. lis
Jefferson ST. Late U. s. Hotel.
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+" SPANGENTHAL & co, Headquarters
III for Fancy and variety goods. Ladies'
fancy goods in the city l52 West Market St.
bet, 4th and 5th
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THEO. GREEN & co. Manufacturers Of
Il Grand, Square and Upright Pianos, No.
l37 West Jefferson ST., schurmann Block.
Prices lower than ever. Tuning done. .
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MADAM @. J. OLIVER, Importer and
V1deaIer in laees, embrOideries,, gloves, re.
Wedding trousseaus and mourning goods .
speciality. Dress snd cloak making to order.
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Il II. RYAN & CO., Shoe and Saddle
81 Leather, Shoe and cufrie's tools, b. ct tan
ner's oil, No. 255 West Main Street. Country
orders promptly attended to. 1910 l- so
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BENNINGTON SEWING MACHINE. SIS
1lsaved. J. Cisry General Agent, I95 Third
st. solieiis orders from dealers, agens and
clubs for the Light Running Universal Favor
tie
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-09
Cincinnati Leaf TabsccO Market for
Week Ending August 4.

The depressing Influence of the late
railroad strike have not sufficiently given
WAY to enable Us to report but mod
crate weeks business in leaf tobacco.
The receipts have been liberal, but ship
pcrs are unwilling To risk large offerings
nj auction, and ~ Il consequence Unsold
stock j. rapidly increasing. Prices have
been well maintained on all kinds. but
- 2ecially oior those suitable for cutters
AM plug manufacturers. Seed leaf is
unchanged but firm at quotations.
The total offerings ~ auction for the
week were $50 nhds and 100 boxes.
At the Bodman Wsrehouse-i93 hhds
and l. bxs; l67 Ahds cutting tobacco
- hnds new at $3@l2, 80 hhds Ken
lucky new at - 50C.l4 30 for common
smokers 10 good cutting leaf; II hhds
and bxs new West Virginia at 81 65@
Il 80 for common lugs to fine bright
wrappers: 5 hhds Boone county Ky
al IS 9O@ 9 10; 10 cases common new
ONO seed-6 st sos 70, 3 at "a 66(@
%, NJ $40 81, for common smokers to
good wrappers.
At the Morris Warehouse-l MD and
= bXs common new West Virgins nj
- 4O(dl OO@I 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-09
A Ri. wheat Field.

The Grand Rapids Eagle Mich con
t4ns this item OF local interest: Mr.. W.
K. Shelby. OF this city, Vice President
AMI Treasurer OF the Grand Rapids ard
Indians Railroad Company, has gone to
Dakots Territory to superintend the
harvesting of q field containing 5000
sores OF wheat, owned by himself, George
W. Cass, of Pittsburgh. aud Co onel
Darymsp c, Of Minnesota. The Use of
twenty five rsapers for two weeks will
be necessary in order to harvest the crop,
which Is estimated at 100000 bushels,
an is valued at 100000 when thresbed.
The grain will be moved BY rail 400
miles to Duluth, then shipped by rail d.
rec: TO Europe. The land used is part
of the subsidy granted by the Govern
n Il, to the Northern Pacific Railroad.
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Notice to Whom II Nav Concern.

THE BELLAIRE NAIL. WORKS. OF
L Beilaire. Ohio, viii, on Satur!a lay. sep
TENDER |. ISL, pay AZ the Bank 81 Wheel
ing. in Wheeling, West Va. Forty Thou
sand dollars of its bonded Indebtedness
and interest thereon then due, said bonds
beng OF the denomination of one thou.
sand dollars each, is ued September !,
1873, and payable on the lSt day Of sep.
TENDER, l>7N, or at The pleasure OF the said
Bellaire Nail Works on the Isl day OF sep
tember in either OF the following years.
1874, 1915, 1876, lSI7 and ), thirty days
previous notice OF this int ntiou 80 10 L.
deem being given by advertisement in
some paper published in tAe city OF
Wheeling. Holders o! the above mention
ed bonds numbering from one 20 forty.
both inclusive, are hereby notified 10 pre-
sen; them for payment al the above men
toned time and place a. Interest thereon
will case after that date.
BEL ARE NAIL WORKS.
J. K. McCortney, Pres't
a. d. HILBoRS, Sec'y. jyDh
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DOL Tn BO-IOn.
Journal of Commerce.


The aggregate sales reported below
IRE only 900 pounds less than those of
g previous week, and are u very good
90. ri ter the heavier work ut the
,oelrrg of the season. Prices seem 10
rsmain Just about the same. The re-.
90 pts are diminishing rapidly, mo-, Of
the wool bought by our dealers hair 9
come forward Reports from the coun-
try are that wool has been unusually
we'll picked up. Manufacturers having
purchased rs rule enough for immedi.
ate wants, are inclined 10 hold of now,
hoping that prices will be shaded by the
dealers here. Some threaten to turn to
foreign woods, as prices have become so
lie ,rly equal. In fact, woods from Eu-
roye have been coming forward quite
freely OF late, and are well
sold up. We hear of party who
could not buy To advantage here
and has been taking Buenos Ayres
WOOL via Havre. The dealers, on the
other hand, say they are offering dOmes-
TIC gools at Only y small margin OF profit
and that the good irquiry and promising
outlook for manufactured goods through
out the country justify the manufacturers
10 taking mold. The prospect is that II
general trade revives, as many expect
that it will, wool in stock here will com.
mand steady prices. At all events deal
ers will not probably risk holung their
stocks too long when buyers are around
actively. Picklock and triple extra
Pennsy lvsnis and Ohio 55d6O5c, extra
47d SOC, double extra ara above 50G52c.
No. 1904 Michigan extra and above
45GI6c, Kentucky clothing unwashed
2Sla33c, western clothing unwashcd 26
C93Oc.
We report sales OF 1850, 600 lbs domes-
tie, 1880 lbs OF California, 27,4OO lbs
pulled, and $1,000 lbs foreign, making
Jytt. OF 1879 200 lbs.
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q I,dEe Blair HOGe Gives SienOGra'
pher Alien u Lift.
MARTINsBURG, w. Va, Aug

HARRISBURG, w. Va Aug. :.
Editors OF the, Register:
have just read what purports to be a
s,anographic report OF my speech at
Wheeling on last Saturday night. 1t
may, now that the election is over, be of
little interest to any one to know what |
really did say. l am aware OF the diti-
cIlties of hearing and reporting In an
open air meeting; but nothing can pa
don the errors 10 this report, nothing ex-
cuse the absurdities put into my mo,th.
1t Is useless now to correct these errors,
snd | write merely to beg that this letter
may &c published ss cotemperaneous
Genisl OF the accuracy OF the reporter
and All earnest protest against being
made responsible Tor language which is
his-not mine
1t is but Just 70 add that am aware of
the fact that he does not belong to the
regular staff Of the REGISTER
Very respectfully,
john BLAIR HcGE.
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The stroke oar of the Dartmouth crew
now waits on the table 81 a White Noun
tain hotel.
QUEEN VICTORIA has sll her dsugh-
tiers taught swimming" BY Knight
OF the Bath, probsbly.-BoStcm Post
PATER FAMILIAs: Tomorrow is the
tutors birthday; what can | get for II
PRESENT. Charley (who has been watch
ing the dogs IN the street,: Get him
muzzIe, papa; he is always biting the
governess in the cheek
DETRoIT Free PreeS: "A Michigan
father writes to the faculty OF lale.
What are your terms for year2 And
does cost anything extra if my son wants
Ia learn to read and write a. we'll Ms row
boat2
FROM Punch
Delic ste Webbing me another
plate Of oscon and beans, waiter, and
mind the .as p.eaty OF fat!
Shakes perlan but dyspeptic Husband
Qnwardly)-
"Oh, curse OF marriage.
That we can call these delicate creatures
ours,
But not their appetites"
rHE Richmond Eng,irer announces
that the treasurer OF Baltimore has re-
c,ved the following.
Cty OF Baltimore, Or.
10 one Riot 'Vo'''o