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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-12

Ba- (goltdrs unb Der &atbsberr bon
Glspe.) I'm bic wabrs, unssbeuhslts
6rOmmisteit III es stmas &robes. 2eioer
iinoet man ie b~eutSutase 10 tuenis, neil
lelbit pirtli9 irOmme 9sute 10 isIten ben
Mutb babsn, ibre ueherjeusans often gu
az psrtrsten. Iuf benz S6loIis Der gleus
empTins ndn.lia Der sroBs &Onis ben 9ros
BEN 8elebrten Grantrei4s, Der fi4 beion-
oers germ BARN crying, ale driiIi4sn Sc.
bensanidauunsen ldderlid Su MAIDEN.
Bel Siide bemertte sr unter anoerm /: sd
pertaufe meinen Ylus i'm Simmel fir..einen
prsuBiidsn Sbaler." Gin alter, ebrmirbi.
ger 8atbsbsrr, Der aud eelaoen mar,
tonnte leinen unpilen ni9t ldnger bergen ;
sr ituno auf unb iaste; ySerr SOItdre,
Sic bsfinbsn ii4 isst i'm preubil4sn, 100
asinsr etpus ~oertaufen bari obne ben BE.
fb nad,uwsiisn. aOnnsn sic Sbrsn ge.
libtitel auf einen Sib i'm Simmel na4tpeis
isn 10 gable i'd oafir 1000 Sbalsr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-12

sa- llsbsrslidlid. Yrincipal gobn
vSfoor, sic fino nun bier Sabre in msis
mem @siddfte uno baben ii9 itets bstra.
gen gut uno lino ssweien trsu unb fleebi3
i6 weros beBbalb erboben Sbr @ebalt bon
$50 auf 400 Sbulsr. nit ber ausi4t, ipd.
ter sm tusrosn mein gompasnon.
Sfoor vSerr gObn, sic iinb gar au
sitis !"
gobn /: .glubsrbem bemerts i9 Sbnen.
oaB meme dltsits Sodter Rebscca bot gs-
uorfen elm ause auf sic unb id ni9ta
6assssn babe, wsnn sic bsiratben msins
Sodter.~
SHbor: .6srr grinsipuI, sic MAIDEN
mid iibsrsludli4
Gobn: sd muB Sbnen inosb temertsn
BOB msine SO4tsr bat seba6t elm Der.
bdliniB nit einem OfFjier."
SioOr: rSerr Gobn. uno penn SIRE
SOdtsr aud fem YerbdltniB bdtte ssbabi
nit sinsm OfR3isr, i'd uiros lis bod bsi'
ratbsn."
gobn: sd balte es aber fir msins
9fi9t, Sbnen mitjutteilen, baB oas Der.
bdltniB ni4t obne 5olsen seblisben iit.~
Sioor: rSerr Gobn. uno uenn oas
9erbdltniB aud gang Obne 6ulsen seblte.
ben udre, i'd wdros &ebse4en Oenn bsira-
them"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-12
Il a Il E 8.

Bs5- Neumobiidsr Poitbote. Sn glr-
rol 60. lsbt Elm Sarmer, Der pie man4s
unoere oud feline ermadlensn S6bne nod
su unentssloli6er arbeit anbolten pollte.
Sas tpuroe Dem aslteitsn gu tod, sr bsitsist
zines Sases Den Maulslel bes barten 0a.
ters uno rsitet bamit, anssbli4 UNI cine
Ssitsluns gu MAIDEN, nod Carroll. Sort
anselanst i4reibt er einen riibrenoen ab
idieosbrief on Die gltern, binoet i'm an
Den S4uanj beg ssouloisen Gels uno
treibt oann nit sinsm ti9tisen Sisb
Den neamooiiden poitbotsn nod Sauie
3arid. Wit wsldem @sfi4ts Bote uno
Brief bort empfansen tuIroen, Last ii4
oenten. Ser Sobn benust unterbeiisn
Die erlanste Greibeit gu sinsm CONNER
ausiuss nod Den glad.5ias. (SO pat.
fret Isbts DO4e.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-12
ssy- Gin gopotat uno Elm Bauer iab,

ps- Gin abpotat uno elm Bauer iaBsn
in sinsm Wirtbshaus uno tranten Bier,
uG6reno ie BON &slision ipraasn. Ser
aopofat CAB gu. oab Der Nsnid cine See-
le babe, slaubte absr ni4t an Simmel
ODER S0le, inosm sr iaste, Die Seele fabre
mad Dem Sooe in Elm Stiid Sieb ooer
ionfises Sbier, ie mad Sslisbsn. Da
la4ts Der Bauer laut auf uno iaste
yaein @unoer. BOB i'd 3usi 10 psrltdnoise
O9ien Su pauie babe, DO ino sepiB ,uei
aouOtatsn. Seslen binsinsefab,en. Coon
nsrnbss @sld9tsr i'm Wirtbsbaas.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-12

sas- Gin OiF5isr. aus birserlidsn
&reilsn itammsno slaubte ben &etruten se-
ssniibsr Hd 10 a%ufipislen gu miIien, als
penn er Der itrammIte Sumter aus Sintsr'
pommsrn pdre. ginss Cages ti,ulirte sr
einsn Soloatsn auf fols.nos Wsiie:
.Sie Dds, sic Gisl, sic Hinospisb,
ben Sdulmeiitsr m0dte id ~tennen, bel
benz sic in Die S9ule sesansen iino
9a1sn sic i4 bas Sdulgslo pisosr Der.
au%sbe3ablen.~
.entiduloissn, Ssrr 2isntsnart," NOR
bes Soloaten antmcrt, lid bin bel ibrem
Serrn Batter in Die Sdule sssansen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-12
G.. & NV
Gifenba ) II e n.

Vt1eH q y II =Stnte1t n.
bic Gbieapo e. 0ortbs 0eHern Giieubabn
ssrsinist unter elmer ssituns Die srsssn Giisnsabn einits
zee @sif rns uni Horepeaens, ane Ia. nit ibreu ,abl.
reiten 3reistdtner une Geruecrtpuen, bic tlrjefe unb bl.
nsis, tsiseonIiu hem nj rslidhen ae id,isan, N inne.
iota, 20 "a, Nebraska. Californian aS ten wsait'
den rerritorien. Ssrs
Omaha e. California Clinic
n he iar;sfs urs bette Rputt ,pii6tn 0hicasp uns aass
saait,n i'm nSrelidsn 5ninois, Soma, Eafotab.
Galifornien, Oregon, Gbina, 5apan mns Auara.
lien. Ssrt
Chicago, ct. Yaul & Ninueapslis einie
II bic tir,,f. eini. ,rtfttn Gbiease uns allen panit,n
i'm norsiieb,n sstseonnn nns @inneieta aas mad
len punttsn I'm srpaeu HVrew, ffsn. Ssr
SaGrofie, gSinSua & ct. Better Clinic
in ss bet, Reuts ,piiSsa Gbieaso uns eagrcHe, Mi
mona. NJ DIETER. Cnatpnna. weaneat", ct. Deter,
Neip ulm, une aasn Sauttsn i'm iaeIi4sa uu4 mitaGea
9iiHntista. S5rs s.
Green Sas g. Marquette sinie
u BE ~sinisfs &out. iHifttn Gbieass u, Sanespiat.
asaterts%n. Sons sa sas. appletsn. cibfrib.
Sonsbtrn, Saneod uns Gee eafe zmpsriur sanees.
Shire
Jreepsrt& Dubuque einie
"a tie .in,iss sinis ,wiiSsn 9bieaso uas Glsin, HUd.
tpre, Uretpert, unp 1HtH yHnlIta p1 Uretrert. Spr
Gbirago e. Wiltpaufee einie
ii bic altt 9ai. stSr, Rouis, une ia be aatiuist ,ipif4n
0btcdse u. So niten. ecfe Sereit, Sisblane part,
Bautssan, Raeine, xenriba uns Wf,paufte.
Yunmau Nalaft Salcns Waseu
stfns,n I'D auf ansn Dur5,ascn si.fsr Sabn.
Gteies III be einJise einie. auf psltr F6 ett Was.
gems bsrneen jrtiten 9httd6e uni 81. garl une glinnsd.
pslts Gfieass une pstlrauls, aetsass uas HiusHa, gtt
cage gns Stesu 5ay.
Ger due Derstueuassn ntrstr ssma6t tn gbteass NIT su
eats Shore u. Dli1tsan Seutesa, @iitisan Central. BAL.
Iimcrt n. Sets. ptttssurs. II. Ddrue urs Outage. &auia.
tee etnte uns Pan . paRsle Reate. mad alien puattsn On
gue Suseh. ue NIT Der qbiedec ure Alton uub Sainstt
Central mao alien punftsn TN Snesn.
9endae Ytrbiueuns N aud ~ttrstftelt NIT Der Union pa.
sine ". U. IN Omaha. mad ausn guutEsn i'm ftrpsn NDefen
0enaue Vertineuns an ben SunftipRS MD
3aaen, rslhe bic Balm frtu,sn.
9tdus atsr eitis einis psreen peu aatn Grussn : li6tt.
Natnter In Zen Der. 81. uni Gduded p~eriauft.
tTaest nab 3ittis via Der &tieass v. Retttreftru u.
ierbabn uRe nebmtt ttine aneern.
) State Strast; Omaha Dice. 2i5 5arubam Strast;
Gan 5rauetsep Stfts. t2t picnispmerp Strasti Gtisass
1itSt. Sifess, 90 Glarl Str, antsr BEN Sberman.Saut
IS Canal. Gte Raeiipn Str. Eiu,ie Sirist Dsret Gft
W. 8tniit 4. Glaai Strast; Dtls Strast DtPst, Gft
gDels u. Stnie Str.
g1tssn 8atsa oesr Su'ormatipu, ptl4s Tor ni&t ppx s.
rem setaldstnisn sstenlrntn spnni, penett su1 an
g. s. Slsnnett, 2Iarpin Sus6itt,
SsnI yaH. assnt, Gsisasu. Ssn1 Ras'r, GsisasV.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-12
Gtienbabn Si6etS

GtSenbabn 8 3t6etS
mad alien 5aurtaastsa gmsritas unb aGIifsrniat isnns
Zen san,sn 1as tn m,iner Once ~ Zen rtstlndsisen yrrfn
ssiauft weretn; 70 IL ni6t upthts flo af ben Dtvcts y
Rippsn rnasssn ~ laHru-
Grunbeisentbum (REAL ESTATE.
Cine srsst ausraSl ss btatn etatt. Gtsrntbums. ~
aud BarmtH une yraritdueertien sRe bet mfr aett ~ eI
~sunfieftn 8teinsunstni u tabtn uni erfu9t Id itsen, be
fetu @tle tn &tstntbum f8u uue stpSnbriustns anitsu
MIL, mstnt eiftR ~ pruftn.
BUR @nltsuns pn G~apiiaIisn rks auf aauf, uus ruaf
Nrts Gorge ~setrastu.
Better 9itre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-12

fur st 8 srSstsn GamPff&tHs. q smpasHista mad surV,.
fdslibe abfabrt.
Samburs-Ir 9 fanii&e 9inie t6 Dampfer.
Nore- Deutlbsr Woyb, Bremen IS Dampfu
Gunarb Clinic, eipsrpopl u. Antper. 16 Darpfst
Rfe Star Cine 8 Dampfst
Die 9auitnst BON yaaasirtn. BITE Id tn BEN Itttra I;
Sabrtn auf etstu Dampftrn turlbtr une ttnibr fetetr
babe, ans sit ttfs Gmpftbluns uue tabta mir eas 3utraun
msna 6rtunst stS8trt.
Sn I%srbinbuns nit Sbisern, ffele I'd
@ediel auf ale 9auptitdbte @uropa's aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-12

ssS- Su sinem ipaniiden 9otel. 6rsm.
Der I: Bring mir stpas @aIer = &sas
nsr {: ,8eines 2" = Jrsmoer: Bring mir
oas refine, oas iamusisite masit ou isIbsr
trintsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-12

sg- Gin STUDENT bate feline Yrine psrs
uno bate iie perseblid ssiu4t. als
er ipdter 3ufaais elm 2isbIinssbua auf.
fano sr lie BARN lissen uno risi
frsuois aus Man fann bod alss in Den
Yi6ern finbsn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-12

s6y- Ruo6snfraB. Ser 9soisnts elmer
ssiSissn Ssrridaft fam su einsm Doctor
uno bat oislen, er m6dte i'm bod bonn
Soos rsttsn, oa er Idon felt 6 @oden am
Sno9enfraB lsioe. Ser arjt uuteriudt
i'm, iinost absr nidt Die %ssrinsiie Spur
oisiss uebels. saa," iaste Der STEINER,
lid meme BLOB, ouB id bel msiner isbisen
Ssrriaaft ni4ts ais Sno4sn gu ellen be.
TONNE"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-12

nag abfsrtisuns. Ssmano, Der bnrd
Yoltnib rsilte, frasts einen 9irser. Oh es
bort nod 10 piele Tarrea sdbe, als icnit?
uno oieisr perisbte {: .@ir baben bier Har.
rem pie an anosrn Ort,a, aher bic msifsn
rsiisn bios our9."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-12

sas- naui psldsr Settle Der &~onisiraSs
wobnsn Sie2" fraste Elm 8srlinsr poliSii
sinsn a%rrstantsn, Der pOrsab, feline Saus.
hummer nidt ,u piiisn.
.uf besoe!"
.Was2-
.Ra natiirlia |! Sc na6osm bet Sic
bon Die Rurfirienbriide fommsn ODER pou'n
aIsyanbsrplaB mol uObn' id rs9ts IN
bet anbsrmal tpobn' id lints T.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-11
UNCLE JACOBS REVIVAL HYMN.

Oh uhar will We 60 wen de great day comes,
Wild dc bloNin'uv the trumpets an de bangin
NV dc drums?
How many po' sinners II be eotched out late
An fno no latch to do golden gate?
No use fer ter wait tell to-morrer-
Do sun muSen set on 20 sorrsr,
Sins .. sharp CT n bamboo bri'r-
Oh, Lord! fetch de mourners up higher.
Won Go nashun Nv dc OaTf is stanrtn' all
around,
Who's gwiuO ter be chosen fer tor war ae
glory crown SO
Who. rwine fer ter stan stir. knseh an dol
An answer TO dere name at ds calm NV de
roll
You better come now Ct you cumiu !,
Ola satan is lose an a bummin'-
u. wheels Nv dsstruc.hun is a auminIn-
Oh come along sinners Of you comm.
De sous Nv salvlshun is Inity sweet song,
An, de Paradise win blow fur an blow strong
AuAAbrshAm's baIsum is sof an it's wide
An, dst's dc place vhAr dc sinners eash'sf
hide.
No use TO DC stoppin' an 4 lockin'-
m Won fool wild Satan you'll get took in
You'll hang on de edge an get shookin',
Kf you keep on stoppin' an a Io0Ah'
De time is right now, sn' iishere's dc place,
Let de salusEhun sun shine squar in yo' face,
Plight te battle Nv dc Lord, hght soon an tight
late,
Al yoa'l alters ans latch en- dc golden gate.
No uss fer ter wait tell to- norrerI
De sun mustn't set on 20 sorrCr,
Sins e. sharp az - bamboo brier-
Ak d. Lord for ter fetch you up higher.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-11
How to go to sleep.

Iventure to suggest new but simple
remedy for want of sleep. Opiaies in any
form. even the hTaOr opii ss,irt and chlo>
reform will leave traces of their influeu-
ees the next morning. I therefore pre-
scribe for niySelf-and have frequently
done 80 for others-onions; simply COM
mon onions, raw, but Spanish onions,
s;ewed, will do. Everybody knows the
taste OF onions; this is due to a peculitr
essential oil contained in this most valu-
able and healthy root This oil has,
au sure, highly soporifc powers. In
my own case they never fail. If am
much pressed with work aud feel shall
not sleep, eat two or three small onions,
and the effect is magical. Onions are al
so excellent things to eat when much ex-
posed to intense cold. Finally, IL a per-
son can not sleep, it is because the blood
is in the brain, not in the stomach. The
remedy, therefore. is obvious Gail
the blood down from the brain 10 the
stomach. This is to be done by eating a
biscuit, a hard>boiled egg, bit of bread
and cheese, or something Follow this
up with glass Of milk, or even water,
and you will fall asleep, and will, 1 trust.
bless the name of the writer Frank
Buckland, in Land and Water"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-11

They had tough subject in the in
quiry-room this week. Moody wrestled
with him and Sankey sang with him, but
the man seemed to despair Of forgiveness.
Finally Moody asked him what heavy
sin burdened his mind, and he confessed
to having beat newspaper publisher
out of three years subscription. The
evangelist informed him that they did
not profess to perform miracles, but If he
would settle up his dues. with compound
interest, and pay for three years more in
advance, although he could not open the
doors of the church to him, perhaps he
might be snaked in under the CANVASS
Boston Bulletin.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-11

me from my retirement to become q can
didate for Governor Of South Carolina
1t was through the confidence Of the peo-
pie OF that State that would honestly
and faithfully carry ont all these purposes
that was elected their Chief Magistrate,
and | feel profoundly that peace can be
surely preserved there. and prosperity re.
stored, BY assuring our people that the
right OF local self government, so promi-
nently brought forward in your inaugural,
and so favorably rscei.,d by tie whole
country, is to be promptly carried on, as
a rule Of your Administration. | antici-
pate the ready fIllRlment Of the Just and
reasonable hopes inspired by the an
nouncemeut of the policy you have I'M
folded "a policy which sound responsive
echo in every patriotic heart. as indiea-
ting purpose TO administer the govern
ment in the true spirit ofthe Constitution.
In conclusion permit me to assure you
that feel The strongest confidence that
the wise and patriotic policy announced
in your inaugural, az soon as it takes
shape in action, will produce such results
that the whole country will enjoy the
blessings of peace, prosperity and hsr-
mony. Thanking you, air. for the cour>
tesy you have extended TO me, and with
my good wishes, I am very respectfully
your obedient servant,
WADE HAMPTON
Governor Of South Carolina"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-11

New ORLEANS, April at. T. Allain
(colored), one of the holding>over Sena-
tors, who has heretofore been affiliated
with the Packard Legislature, to-day took
his seat in the Nichols Legislature.
Allan addressed the Senate. saving he
was there in obedience to the best die
tates Of his conscience, believing the time
had come when the white and colored
people of Louisiana should unite to bring
about peace and prosperity to the State.
He was there, not as a Democrat, but
as Republio an. He relied upon the
promises made by Gov. Nichols in his
letter of acceptance at the Baton Rouge
convention. Allan made an appeal for
clemsncy for the colored recruiting officers
who were in the parish prison.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-11
Trutsms.

Merchants who imagine that they are
too well>known to require the use of
printers ink should pay attention to the
following:
Ny success is owing to my hberality
in adyertisipg-[ Robert Bonner.
Advertising has earned me a compe-
tence-[A Amos Lawrence.
l advertised my products and made
money-[N. Longworth.
Constant and persistent advertising is
a sure prelude to wealth-CStep. GiraFd.
lie who invests one dollar in business
should invest one dollar in advertising
that business-A 7. Stewart
The man who pays more for shop rent
than advertising don't understand bis
business Horace Greedy.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-11
PURELY VEGETABLE.

containing those Southern Roots and Herbs,
which an allEise Providence has placed in
countries where Liver diseases most prevail
Il will cure all Diseases caused BY dsrangs-
msnt Of the Liver and Bowels.
The SYMPTOMS Of Liver complaint are
bitter or bad taste in tia mouth; Pain in the
back, sides OF Joint, often mistaken for Rhuma-
tism; Sour Stomach. loss Of Appetite; Bow
els alternately eostive and lax, Headache.
Loss Of memory, with \ painfal sensation Of
having failed to do somsthing which ought
to have been done, Debility, Low Spirits, .
thick yellow appearance Of Skin md Eyes,
dry Cough often mistaken for COnsuuPtion-
Sometimes many Of these symptoms sttsnd
the disease, At others very few, but the Liver.
the largest organ in the body, is generally
the seat of the disease, aud " not Regulated
will 10 tine. cause great suffering, uretohs&-
ness and DEATH will eEsue-
I can recommend az an efheaoious remedy
for disease Of the Liver, Heartburn and dys-
pepsia, simmons Liver Regulator. Levin O.
Wunder. 1925 Master Street, Assistant Post
Master, PhilAdslphis.
1--WE have tested its virtues, personally, and
know that fer Dyspepsia, BiliOusnsss and
Throbbing HeAdzehs. IL 10 the best nsdieias
the world ever saw. We have tried forty
other remedies before simmons Liver ksguia
tor, but nOae Of them gave as more than TEN
porary reliss; but the Regulator net only re-
iisvsd, but cured us."-Ed. Telegraph and
Messenger, Macon, Ga.
N,SvrAc1uRxD ONLY BT
j. II. ZEILIN a. Co
MACON, GA. ssd PHILADELPHIA.
Friec, sI.Oo. sold BY all DrnrStst.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-11

Those merchants who advertise, sell
their goods cheaper than those who do
not, and can afford to do it, from the fact
that the advertising merchants by letting
the people know what they have to sell
will draw more than twice the trade of
the slow-going unenterprising merchants
who do not advertise. and they make more
clear money when they cell a Thousand
dollars worth at 10 per cent. profit, than
the others do when they sell only two or
three hundred dollars worth at 25 per
cent profit The wide-awaks merchants
are the advertisers, and their prices are
always the lowest.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-11

The progressive cost Of criminal prose-
cutions in the State OF Kentucky for the
past four years should be calculated to
arrest the attention of the General As
sembly at its next session. Either very
large increase in crime is shown, or very
loose consideration Of trihing case has
caused an alarming increase in the court
expenses. The following figures will give
an idea of the rate of speed at which the
courts are going;
In 1873 the cost was Sl97, 0SS 81.
In 1874 the cost was S22S, 72l g.
In 1878 the cost was S25S.709 OF.
In 1875 the cos, was S2oo.3le Is
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-11

The newspaper is constantly extending
the intelligence OF the few to the many,
It is scattering abroad our intellectual
wealth-it is fast raising all classes to an
intellectual level, and as necessary result
it is awakening new interests ard sympa>
thies among all classes, and uniting them
10 cether in effort and in results,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-11
/. O. @. 7.
HARTFORD LODGE NO. u

Meets in Taylor Hall, Hartford, Ky,
every Thursday evening. A cordial invi-
tation II extended to members Of the Or
der to viEit us, and all such will be made
welcome
B. P. BERRyMAN, ". c. T.
hRs ASNSTE BRREYNAS. w. Sec.
G. B. WILLIAMS, L. D.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-11
DIRECTORY
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Bsptist-havs services arst Sunday and
Sunday night In every month and Saturday
EigAt preceding. W. p. Bennett, pastor.
u r. Church so0th-Ssrviees third Sun
day in every month. W. W. COOk, pastor.
Union Sunday School every Sunday morn
ing at LAh past eight o'clock.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-11
LODGE MEETINGS.
a. Y. NJ.

HARTFORD LODGE, NO. 156.
Meets third Monday night in each
nosth. w. II. MOORE. W. N.
Secty.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-04-11
i. O. O. r.
HARTFORD LODGE No. 159,

Meets in Taylor Hall. in Hartford,
Ky. on the Second and Fourth Saturday
evenings ia each month. The fraternity
are cordially invited to visit us when con-
venient for them 10 do so
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A lat Of the conttAblss Of ohio County an
their Post osee address:
cSEtT DTsrsIcr-Se. l..
Wv Ersll, ROsins.
cOoL sPkfScs pIsTRIcr-so. :.
Isaae Brown, Rockport.
cE>rFRroWS pisrRicT-Eo. 3.
" casebier, Csralvo.
BELLS sToRE pfsTRIcT-So. 4.
I'd Chan, Bsf0rd.
PoRpsvILIf ptsrRIcr-Eo' ;.
10 Harder, Fordsvills.
ELLIs' DIsTRIcT-No. 8.
HARTFORD DTsrRIcT-No. 7.
W L Maddox, Beaver Dam.
cRoNwRLL nIsrKIcT-No. &.
rs Hodges' Cromwell.
HARIFoRp DIsTRIcT-So. 2.
Girls Allen, Hartford.
suIPEuE sPnKes pIsrRIcr-xo. 10.
Vacant.
HAETLKTT'i DIsrRlcT-No. IL.
POLICE COURTS.
Hartfors-F. p. Morgan. Judge, second Mon
days in January, April, Jaly and October
Carries Grihn, Marshal.
Beaver DAM. ". Cooper, Judge, 6rst
Saturday in January. April. July an October
Thomas Stevens, Aarshal.
SrOnwoll.-A. p. Montague, Judge, second
Saturday in January, April, July and October
-Jas. W. Daniel Marshal,
CsrAlva.-W. d. Barnard, Judge, last Sat
srday In March, June, September and Decsm
ber.-Dsnisl Tiehenor, Marshal.
Hanilton-J. W. Lankferd, Judge, post
e0es address Neflenry. courts held third Sat
urday in January, April. Jaiy and October
A. J. carnsn, Nsrfhal, post-ofEes address
keHenrT.
RsekPort-JAues Tinslsy, Judge, Mansfield
Williams, Marshal. Courts held hrtt Wsdnes.
day in Jsuuary, April, July sAd October.
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Hsa IA Murray, judge, cioyerPort.
Hen Joseph hEyeraft, attorney, o-ensbere.
Ri Wise, jailer, Hartford.
Court begins on first Mondays in April aud
October and continues two weeks each term.
COUNTY COURT.
Hoa. ". 2. Gregory. Judge, HRJifera.
Capt. Sam. X. Cox, Clerk. Hartford.
J. P. sanderfUr, Attorney, Hartford.
Court begins on the frst Monday IN every
month.
QUARTERLY COURT.
Begins on the srd Non days in January April
July and October.
COURT OF CLAIMS.
Begins on tie frsi Mondays January and
October.
OTHER COUNTY OFFICERS.
}. J. Lsseh. Assessor, Cromwell.
z. Smith FitEhugh, Surveyor, Sulphur Spring..
1hss. II. Bowel, Coroner, Sulphur sprisgs.
EP. ReWs, School Commissioner, Hartford.
MAGISTRATES COURTS.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT COURT.
uss. James Stuart, Jsige, oUensboro,
A. L. Morton, Clerk, Hartford.
Err. Msrrsll, Master Commissioner. Hartford.
.. W. PhiIlips, sheriff. Hartford. Deputies
a W Buneer, Hartford, 5 p Taylor. Beaver
Dan, X Cooper, FOrdsyi!le, fulks-soS,
Hoggs Falls.
Court begins second Mondays 10 May and
Norsuhsr, and ssniaass three weeks zach