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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20

re- NorlcS.-PeIsuus Indebted to
the late ". G. llusuug will please call
on me aud settle the same ut once.
AL claims against hiul will be settled
by the Undersigned.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20

Something useful for every family
Morning Glory baking 'Powdsr-OuIy
iOcts per pOund-fOr sale at Gregory:
Gr0tcEy.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20

Gem pictures ouly 4jsts ut tho
Weston Art Gallery.
Call at Kuhu's before buying else :
where. Goods lower thaa the lowest.
A fine line Of boys and children,
suits, cheap, ut Kahu's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20

EH- JuUGE l}RAsXpS and Henry
lIrauuOn, En- will leave tO'mOssow
for BeyerleY.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20

ES- ltgrAIR hands on the B. s. 0.
Railroad now receive eighty.fye eeaIs
per day, each
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20

Ed REv. G. N. FLEMING will
preach at the Presbyterian church to
morrow Sunday morning and even.
ing.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20

MgssRs. Il. D. AND WM- CanoES
and GsoHGE FlsRSg, Of Braxtoa, Eis j.
tied Weston during Ihc week
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20

Highest market price paid for q
kinds Of produce at Barnes. Bring III
your eggs.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20
The City Clothier,

At Mrs. pattersOn's you can get light
brown sugar for 10 cts, aud white for
81.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20
Baltimore Cattle MarkelIar April 10

Best Bccvcs 5 .5a5 IS; generally
rated first qual;ty'4 25u5 II; medium
or good fair qualityS 69a4 II; ordiaa.
~ thin Steers, Oxen aud CowsG 25aS
5o;extrCmc rangr Of prices 3 25a5 Is
Most of the sales were from / % to 5
81 PER 100 pounds.
SwlsE.-Wc qaOte at 5a53cts per ID
not.
SHEEP ASp LsNus.-We quote wool
Sheep ut sac lets. uud shcarcd ut iu5cts
per ID gross. Lambs 7a9cts per ID
net
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20

TT RANDuLru Circuit Court com
tncucts Oh the l3rd
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20

E For Sale The Westo
lanyard. For full particulars apply
TO 7. a. EDWARDS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20

Lamp oil and lamp chitnncys for sale
ut Mrs. Pattcrson's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20

All tho novelties III geuts istipg
OILS. at the lvw.st prices, at Kuhu's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20
n arch30 4w

ISnH 4 week in your own town. s.
SOOOutRt free. No risk. Reader, II
you want business at which persons Of
either sex cau make great pay nil the time
they work, write Tor particulars to H..
!!ALLgr L CU., Portland, Maine.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20
April13.4w.
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

u Tho Creditors Of Alexander
MQHain, deceased.
In pursuance Of adecree Of the county
court Of Lewis county, made in n cause
therein pending, 10 subject tic real estate
Of The said Alexander MCQuain 10 ,ae pay.
meut Of his debts, you are required 10 pre-
sent your claims against the said Alexander
IcQuain, for adjudication to ROBERT J.
SIMPSON, commissioner, nj his Office in the
said county, on Or before the 9Th day Of
My, 1878
Witness jesse WOofter, clerk Of said
court, this 18th day of April, 1878.
]. W00FTER, Clerk
Aprill3-4w.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20

A large stock Of Boys Clothing just
received at Dunnington's.
A large stock Of Flannel and Worst
cd Suits at DunningtOn'S.
Call at Dunuiug,On's and SEQ tue
fine line Of Gents Ncckwear.
Don't forget. in coming to Weston,
to stop at Dunuiugton's Clothing
store and SEQ how cheap you can buy
your Clothing, Hats, Caps and Gents
Furnishing GOOds-chca than ever.
The largest stock of Silk Haudker-
chiefs in the city at Dunnington's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20

Then aud there to audit and list all such
claims as may be presented to them, Tor the
action Of the court. Claims may be left
with the undersigned, at his Office, ut any
time before the meeting oisaid committee !;
and they will be by him presented to said
Committee. Claims must be properly
proven before the undersigned or some
Justice or Notary Public.
BY the terms Of tho order aforesaid per-
sons failing to present their claims on or be-
fore tho ist day Of June, 1878, will be de-
barred the right Of having them audited OR
allowed until ths levy term ofls7o.
Given under my hand, this 18Th day of
April, 1878.
j. W0oFTER, Clerk.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20

II. STUMP, Clerk
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20
To Persons Having Claims
Against Lewis County.

In pursuance Of on order made BY the
county cour. OF Lewis county at its April
Term, 1878, | hereby give notice to all
persons having claims against Lewis county,
that an Auditing Committee, consisting Of
three Of tue Justices Of said court, will sit at
the court house orsaid county, on
Thursday. May 3Oth,
Friday. May 3lst and
Saturday, June lst, 1878.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13
OEF Trip 0Uf.
Farmers Home Journal. !

Ga Last Thursday morning before the
broke ub day the agents Of the bus
line landed ia. satchel 10 hand, st the
depo; Of the l. < y Il r, where we
took passage tor Hartford to attend the
HERALD tair. au account OF which will be
found elsewhere There are two raIl
o,d- leading 20 the county in which
Hartford is situated. but Untortun stely
tor such as are in need az the benefits OF
competition, one commences where the
other ends, aud you can no more go
through by one than you can return 10y
the other so; after ran OF fifty miles
through region rendered Alpine by the
great SNOW tail OF the night before. We
Obeyed the instructions to change ears
at Cecilian Junction, and then seemed 10
glide into a land OF softer airs and lighter
SHOWS. There Is not much beauty IN an
ordinary landscape when covered by
snow. unless you can stretch the im5cI
ration to "a greater lensth than - news
paper mau ever goes The splendid
panorama at East View. given tGe coup
4 zI of the passenger a. he whIrls rapidly
hy, yields more pleasure than does the
fine scenery on Muldrau.h's Hill, where
the tall and slender treStles give one u
sort Of sea-sick consciousness of being
suspended between heaven and earth.
aud Just little out OF reach at either.
The stretch at East View is beautiful,
and we never pass it without being re-
minded of Old Joshua's idea OF the prai,
ries Not the good Old Joshua who held
night back until he finished his job OF
Asnorite staying. but Old negro Joshua,
wine went with his master from the then
woody country OF Kentucky to the pral-
rics OF Missouri, and dictaed letter to
the friends he LETT behind, TELL every
body in Kentucky to cell ont" says he,
and come to Missouri, for YOU can stand
on one hill here and see more land than
there il III all Kentucky.
Bat there il one on this same old
Joshua; In the town OF Hartford many
wears AGO, Joshua held the responsible
office OF sexton of the Methodist church
aud during revival carried on by the
Rev Mr. Newkirk. he 30 tar partook OF
the prevailing emution as TO forget hlm>
self Drifting the corner set oil for co.'s
oled folks. he mingled freely among the
happy hosts Bar the spirit that moved
Joshua being not altogether OF the ortho-
dox kind. grew restless under tire iniiu>
,nce of the rcd-hot stove and "w0u!i
mt down What came to the surface
created suspicion that Joshua was not
what. in this generation, we call Il
Murphy So two deacons escorted
him to the outside where he WAS dis
missed from his office Now, he took
more of the same spirit, and telt next
day that an apology was due the minister
whom he met on the street, MIR. News
kirk" he said, II po!osize for last
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13
s.lvw .oE.car.;.

II does seem - liUie strange that some
If oar tnsius.i Inen who don't think il;
surth sai.s t." pltrrb 4 their home paper
sGDlH Ia a'~aysr ,.dy H. sH!arS IN ey-
rrt sdY-ri',iuL SCI sugs yt,,suisi - rns'n
o. travelling rnha, 10 matter who he l.,
~ w,tuo..t regard 10 ste E.-its OF the
scheme Prosecuted.
AID vet tn-r- are individuals of the
cll,. described to be found IL our cOn~
muuily.
5E7 an intelligent tu.ineas man sii!
spend a few dollars hyre and - mucH
more soln.v he-s Use in the various nd
,s:!t>in. protest. WHICH E-s isnn i'n's 90
tine presented 20 him. and l,il 70 avail.
h'msaif Of the columns OF a gHpi i"cai
ur1~psp-r that yoes into the hands q!
intelligent -eadsrs throaE hoa' the section
ffom winch he tzpce,, IL derive MIS- pa
tTOnaIe, i past apprehension, unless 1t
i, ewing 80 tGs fast that ~ has iaIle! to
give the subject proper thought.
TO SAY nothing OF the relative value OF
the TWO methods Of ADVERTISING IN iaem-
selves considered, We argue that there ~
always a chance of a return t'r AL money
di.hur-ed at home, while on the other
hand, money paid out to the travelling
man passes ont of the community, an
that islhe last OF it We 30 not wish to
ca; UtT All competi,ion, bat ask our bust
ness men TO consider these isrts and act
| in the premises with the'r OTaItarv So
gac,ty and tact --ONenehuro Examiner.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13
FARMERS Of Ohio County.

Ry invitation OF your entcrprlsIns edit
tor, Nj John P. Barrett, OF the ilERNLD,
| was At your exhibition Of corn and to-
bacco, which iar surpassed iay eNPecta>
ton. | was not expcc,inE to see so fine
display OF tobacco Of the different
grades Your cutting, stenming, and
shipping leaf was especially good The
soil OF Your county, however, Is not so
well adapted to the growth of tobacco
strictly suitable for manufacturing pur>
poses, hence the display OF that grade
was not equal 10 the others From 1910
to | RI | was resident of that county
anl tobacco grower, and confess that
while attending the exhibition at Hart
ford, | was very agreeaby surprised
~ the great improvement IN both the
culture and management of the weed
since my removal from that county.
Having been in the commission business
in Louisville for some time, and have,
think. given general satisfaction to ali
OF my patrons, beg to say to all who
intend pricing their tobacco, and ship
ping it to the Louisville market. thst
wonld be very thankful to them if they
would ship it to the Pickett House, as
think we can get for them the best price
that the market will justify.
In conclusion would say that ! hope
the old Pickett House. which has been
conducted by Spratt Il Co, the present
proprie,ers, for the past - year,, will be
literally patronized by one of my favor
tie counties. w. IL. WEBB.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13
'FG5ucgS F.ctle-.

"A requested b. you here safe my
opinion 81 the tobacco at yo5r lIjr a.
competed i.h your lat YEAR = sxhiri-
tia. rblrs va Isiy-! va,t improve
ssu! IL ;as -.ny'c-, w.,h rsgl,d To- quail
il sui general character. There i rot
the l,a.G jDatt tnt tirt yoor farmer
SNOW huS ia snake toh tccc \ lew
words With regard 10 tn. handling and
curing Of the different Grades, such as
cutting, manufacturing and stemr.irg.
nav Ia Of u-s to diem hsrc> ter, and
such know edge msy prove profitable TO
those who follow ii up Tn. only eat
ting tobacco rai-,l in the Green River
country il c4llsl Nya York or English
cutting tobacco, hriry cpar-.r grade OF
cutting ~ com pared vilh he Kentucky
new grade, Ant ia N'r,ca'td entirely
Sirius u Uu!i's n altogether Tor the use it
>, pvt To- Manufacturing. tobacco i. in
to- c|.--s-, s-App'a. and 4 linz, ta5
IT = Sllt- 4tNh- NAV '''ttE'4r ~ y 'h'.t
II. and raj anl cured ~ iire 10 touchrn
,rs leaf agd give it tzas % i:'o-s The
latter being good mtiiura--iS-d. sweet
red LAT s,.h .uh.,a1cs Tnsf. ou51, to
us-, been c.Ass IL th-, grade at ycur
far, ~ tter" wee = good nany samples
Of ezra rae fi.er- SHOWN. St.mning
or -riypir. l-Sf - the priucjy'l grosth
- vaur county. Tobacco. 80 De eRsirs!y
suitable Tor sternirg, should have lsns h
1u1 breadth nf Leaf with c,l1o and SUD-
-t.ac. comtiu-i, arl air cnr-l. bat 3
/ llul- Gr- dat hGfi il. Ta- different
zrlie- cf shiy,ns Leaf for foreign pur'
pose, -hpuli E,Ns iss-l hrsnlsh, ridti
/ and substance co'or - no object. \
lilIe tire to eusbl- them 70 Sesp, wher
ordered for priEns k.lp. ihis class.
trr., yogr farmers ~ill iLyvor. "a much
in ;ae culture OF tobacco il !ae future q:
ia the past year VERY respectfully,
p!incp,on. Nv. DAVID ORR.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

six hundred and twcny-six million
dollar, in the interest Of the bond
holder. His end, Il his measures, are
nj hand, and the avcngimg angel Is
oyc.tskiug tie wicked.
The greatest nonsense and stupid e:-
rog in which some people tall, Is that
low prices and cheap labor is the bet
Tel condition for nation. This i. =
one siiyd ,Lsory ard suit. ouls the III,
dependant v hose wealth /. 70 tered AMI
who 1--we on IL. tol Of Others. Plenty
Of money, fsir prices for al you ~,
aGi consume, sai r'muueTatiys wage,
Is the true theory al thr,E snl pror
p,li:v 20 tho great masses. Plenty I,
ggosaback- Of ua.iuYAl i.sU-. Rads b,
law egu4l with gold or silver, sii
bring good r:irci 10 tie trHe', nae
chauic and khog.r Slimul,;s eater
prise, open ng tbs clssu,l- oi !rad,
sud make al alike p,n,psr"us, for lni
end the nstlos is in = three sud Nj
bring farih the desire ia it, t0llusss.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

NE are no. disposed 20 argue the
great financial question, for the simple
reason that it has been so fully, COM
plete.v and satisfactorily discussed 10
tie American PEOPLE by the ahlest
statesmen and talented periodicals of
the country, that no additional light
can be given nor arguments used to
form public opinion. We could add
nothing new if We were ever so dis
posed, and We would not if we could
impose upon the intelligence Of our
readers by a substitution Of the already
sdduced arguments of Others; for, with
those arguments. and historical facts in
relation to money, We are acquainted,
or will he. for tie reasoning and con-
illusions Of The cmincn;ly. gifted Voar-
hees and Ewing have exhausted the
subject. and throughout the length
.nd breadth of the land they viii he
published, accepted and adopted by
the pecYle as conclusive. This cub
feet is Eow attracting the attention OF
Congress ,and the action taken and de-
velc?ments made give promise of the
success and triumph ofthe silver policy,
and the fnal Successful adoption Of tic
ereeaback as 4 Measure of necessity as
well SIS convenience. Upon this ques-
ton the Yves; and South are united,
anl tie recreant course Of Lamar aGd
Hill have met the reProot they de
served from Georgia and Mississippi
= their indignant censareS. Money
of the East cannu; buy the South,
Think Of Judas and the thirty piece;
Of silver.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13
The AlcEcsi s'uua.s.

This punch thu. las brought to Old
Virginia a Revenue of s3H0, go las,
wear i. attracting considerable sttcn-
ton iu.t nov. IT i, about the siz.
and shape of a ci-sr hox,on one side Of
which rs small crank and Oh Id.
Shes six small dials. The first oae
Of these dials registers ten drinks in
com plotting circuit tbs next one hun
dfed. the next one thousand, and 40 90
mp 10 one million. Every time a drink
is taken the crank must be turned and
bell strikes one. The hill intro
duceI by Senator Gardner 10 place sac
Register in operation in ken,ucky,
and devote the proceed. thereof to she
improvement of the Kentucky river
navigation, is meeting with conside,a-
bic favor.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

Justice does not always sleep, for as
there i a God, so his administrative
arm Of Justice would overtake the
wicked ia iheir. seemingly soccre ci-
recr and smi.e then as The angel did
the money-arprecia,ive leart Of Ana
MAS, who in his vanity dared To pur-
chase the gifts Of the Holy Spirit with
money. John Sherman and his alli,s
are rot content with the Immense
wrongs they have inflicted upon the
American people during the war and
since, but they now hold up the gilt
ie~ing gold TO purchase that which
their dishonest strategy fLGs them
longer to accomplish as a br;be to
ulace the treasure of the nation into
the hands of the 'hondholder and mo.
nop6lists of wellii; fortunately, out of
his own mouth, when he WAS an hon
ester man, he condems himself, and
only proves that lie WAS fought with
gold 10 roll tie a.me:i.al roople out of
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

The Kentucky House, by decided
vote, last week, passed an act reviving
that relic of blrhari;y known q. the
whipping post" We sincerely hope
the Senate will not do likewise. Il
was almost a dead letter when it dis
graced our Statute books. Not one in
tea ever convicted under it were pun
isheI as the Law intended. and would
no! be again. 1t is useless to enact
laws so much at variance with. public
opinion. for they are never enforced.
The idea Of a "Thipping post is now
revolving to the masses of the more en-
lightened people OF Kentucky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

We Learn from the Echo, that John
Miller, Jai!er of Nuhlenberg county,
MAS impressed in drsa's with the
idea tia; HI. prisoners were a:;emptin.
to ESCAPE. He, on swakins examined
and found them ia possession OF some
knives and fla which they h.d been
preparing 20 saw ou! silh. He is the
kind Of lailer TO have.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13
Judge Thcs. ~. tIiaes.

This distinguished gentleman add
prominent candidate for the Appellate.
judg-'hiP, i la town, gue,t Of tie
Hartford Iou-e. Jud:- Hines = n
na;i'. of tn" court1-hAvins h--n
born and reared .inu~t 20 mInhond at
Iiins.' Mill. Gifted by ratur- viii
a well-halAncei practical minI. h. ~
by strict application and irlo,nisabl-
energy. attained a very high petition
in hi. prof~,ion--ons that any la.yer
in Kentucky might vii Eel proud of.
lie asks and surely IA ritS. con.id-
alton of III, aspiration. to I'll, im;nr-
taut position by The voters Of his old
native county.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13
Congressional Contest.

The committee having in charge the
contested election case of Acklen vs..
Darrali from the Third District, Lou
isiana, have. By vote of eleven to
nine, agreed that Acklen, Democrat,
is entitled To the seat now filed by
Darrall. Republican, who was counted
in by that Infamous Returning Board.
Congress is almost certain to adopt
tie report
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13
Competitive Fairs

/; isuo longer a mro'ed question
bal au admitted I've, that competitive
fairs act n- "a stimailnt to iHilce She
r.oIcc;ioa sad mauu:lciure Of better
articles and larger Yields in aErirG!.
tU.al aai mechanics! parsUi.s. Oafo
couutv has loa1 had society of this
kind, which va- TccrgsHized last year,
ma The far ho,3 lat fall VS. 50 well
pal.origoJ THAI ii made several hun
dycj dollars over ami ayove expenses.
At this fair teJ premiums were offered
GA corn, aggrosa,iIg q, ami t're7
premiums were oayrcd ca tobacco, ~
ureca,irg SIS. The entrance fee Nns
fhccr Per cent. of the premium, ""ich
vss divided into fIst aud second pre-
premiums. which were paid in currency
though frequently the premiums have
heen paid in plate. The larger and
more li5c;al premiums were paid out
on fast horses. hl.oa,A stock, Sc, Of
which the mass6s OF our farmers are
10; possessed. In our premiums Vi
foroa to subscribers @! The HERALD
we acted Il li,tie differently. In thC
first place, We charged You Eoeat'ance
- e1'r ." -
81 'V' anu 20" - =, =.
ii ., ,r.I..-o.,
-" p, - '' IT,, ,..',;..,',..,,
49,. = ~ - ,,,.I., ,.,.,.--,,-n and
-. t,.,;.L -.
-. .,.......,.- -,
-l..,,.. TIT. a.,
-, -. ......;.,..;. j.rr.-
;,.,,4 a., o..
,..ll, -. :. - r.,~,., /.
,..-; :. 49,.
.Tet'..r.'...,...i..; ..,..........
---,....,-. -. - ~.
:. u.~l -,
'"i oI =, -
: '''" '''''' u - '.'''' $50, - 49,
ho1'"' i.'''''''''> ~" ''''' ~
e' q ''s ''''''''iS Us''''''! l'o''''''' '"'''
also make The entrance lee less DO'
h,Fe Is what We want to know, are yon
not going to sustain rs in our enter,
Prise d well or better IGan You do your
county fairs.
For the privilege Of competing for
all our premiums an the County fa'T
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

Congress must succumb now. Bea-
yer Dam has riz as one man owe are
seven"), and demanded the consign-
iny OF national banks to the demnition
bow-wows, the making of greenbacks
a legal tender for all debts, public
and private, and the'remoneti1ation Of
silver. b. ID. unhappy initials y is
in Ohio county. aud denies relation
ship with Louisville's Il. D.-Courier'
Journal.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

Mr.. W. l.. Hawkins closed his schoo
here last Friday, and goes to-day to Buck
Horn, where he will commence five
months session next Monday lie gave
entire satisfaction here SO far a. we
know, and is popular rs a teacher wher'
ever known lie will no doubt succeed
well in his new field Of labor The edu-
cat;oual column will still be kept up by
NJ Hawkins.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13
Forgery la EssEIl Eifc.

Alderman Henry =. Mrs-, spd
member Of the fsm of Mos 4 Sem.
pie, has been ia, piiril- in forging ,o
the amount of Resr SO, go. He hsd
formerly borne good caar -r;-r. he
WAS bora and reared il Gia.So~. KY,
snd stood very high in iks estimation
Of Tie people there. tIe is quite i'll
and it IS thought that bis recovery i,
doubtful.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

We have seen good many supple
mcnts, but the Owenshoro Examiner
20: out the heaviest one last week that
We have ever yet seen. We'hegin to
have fears that the Institution will not
survive long under such cXtrava,
gsnce. The huge supplement refer
red to is six by nine inches in size.
City papers can afford such luxury
probably, bat we rural ROSTERS can'i
come il.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13
A Large Shipm mt.

On Tuesday of last week, Mr.. j. l..
Collins, of this place, shipped GO,O00
slaves from McNary's. seven miles west
OF Greeuville, on the P. & E. II. r., to
Chess 4 Wymond, Louisville, XIV.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

The rule forbidding the sale Of sPir-
ituous, vinons and malt liquors in the
Capitol, i, being risidly enforced by
c-Prcsident Wheeler and Speaker
Randall. 1t is very commendable in
these officers to exert themselves Il
little TO proven, our National Capitol
assuming the appearance Of a huge Ii
qror saloon, as we are informed, it
once did.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

Seine Of the citizens 81 Greensboro
are insisting that the election Of Polio
Judge AID Town Mar.hal ia April
will not tc legal. Correct, Hartford
found herself in & similar f x last SUM
mer, hy eleciin4 her Judge AMI Mar
,hal, on Sat"r,lay before the August
election. They had to resign and be
anpointeh.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

Quite a sprinkle OF counterfeit notes,
some of them of the denomination oI
five dollars, have been attempted to
be put in circulation in this section
recently on the Aurora and Paxton
banks of Illinois Tney are SAID to
be we'll executed, and in some inStan-
e. well calculated to deceive.-West-
ern RccOrde..