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Sherif's Sale of Real Estale.
SLATE OF Ohio. jackson county, ~:
Court OF Common Pleas.

Court OF Common Pleas.
Maddux Brothers ". Mary Buchanan.
On "a Orjcr ofsale.
Notice i hereby given, that la pursuance Of
an order OF sale Issued out OF said Court on the
10Th day of April, A. u. 1875. aud 20 me directed
as sheriff OF said county, 1 will ofer for sale
at the door OF the Court House, in said county.
on
Saturday. May 18th. A. D. 1878.
at one O'Clock T.. N. Of said day. the following
described real estate, situate Ia the county Of
OF Jackson aud Slate OF ohio. to-wlfs
u-LOt Number -Four Hundred and seventy
Two tf72l la the Village OF Wcllsfon.
Appraised nt 500 o..
Terms Of sale, cash on day Of sale.
To be sold Ms the property Of Mary Huchnnau.
10 satisfy a Judgment and deere In favor uf
Maddux Brothers.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April
A. u. lssS. JOHN NJ. EWING. ?
sheriff J. G. ..
+. johnson and Jas. Trip, Attorneys.
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1t seems to US, now. that if Mrs. Tilton
is guilty, as she confesses, it has taken
her great while to find it out
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Springfield, Jackson aud Pomeroy
R - IL Hs q a ID
TIME TABLE.

MHkluE Close connections with trains north
ga -stuiu Valley HHIifuad tlf tuiii.rufhr. tiT-
rlryillr, tuluuhus and au paints Last, Wet
AuH Nuiih. Passenger have "a ltuufH time tu
Columbus uuu rffufu thr fHfmr dnNs Tho o.
ut. trHin from jackson makes rnuutrtluu with
ExpFr-s south uu thu -glaio Nailfy ruai for
Portsmouth.
Makes connections ou tha % ~. train a.
Jackson, for ull points on the fortsmuutb
III. L.cHAPNAT. Vice President
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DR.. Monahan last week moved to ap
propriate money to pay for losses by the
Morgan raid in 1863 1t was voted down
by As to IT.
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Fred. Kanstans, a German saloon
keeper in Cincinnati, was arrested for
smoking in the market.
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$1,000 PER DAY MADE EASILY

and we can prove1hat many Of our agents are
doing even better. We do not oner a - % out
III free gold watch or a horse and buggy
q trap to catch the unwary, bat we will sell
frSt-clas goods that will sell at sight anywhere
and our prices are lower than the same goods
can be bought elsewhere. Please send postal
card and get our circulars; IL viii cost you but
one cent and enable you to make thousands OF
dollars Address BAYRD * GOLDSTEIN, I44
Ontario ST., Cleveland, %. 2lmh7Sm3
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.
State OF Ohio, Jackson County, ~.
Court Of Common Pleas.

Court OI JOmmon IIInH.
Solomon Long ". Lafayette Chavcn.
ON ist order Of sale.
Notice 4 hereby given that in pursuance Of
an order Of sale Issued out Of said court. uu the
iith day Of March, A. ID. ISIS, and 90 me direct
ed ns shefii OF said county / Will offer for sale
at the door OF the Court House, la Jackson, on
Saturday, April 2Ttb, A. d. 1878.
az I O'Clock r. N. Of said day, the following de-
scfibed real estate, situate tn the county uf
Jack ana state OF Oaio, to-wis
The northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter, OF section uumber one tiI. OF township
number six (l, of range rumber seventeen fl7I.
subject 10 the dover estate Of one sarah Nuel
therein.
Appraised az $3.50 o..
Terms OF sale, cash uu day of sale.
To be sold as the property Of lafayette Chn-
vers. 20 satisfy Judgment aud dosrcc ln favor
Of Solomon Long.
Given under niy hand this 25fh day OF March.
A. ID. 1873. JOHN 81. EWING.
sheriff J. &. %.
r. II. JoSEs. ATTY Tor Plaintiff.
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NEW SILVER DOLLARS

can be made by selling our chrOmOs, crayOns,
mottoes, frames, &c, &c. Dealers. agents and
canvassers should not fail 10 send for our NEW
PRICE LISTS, embracing many new goods as
well As a complete assortment OF the most de-
gfrabfp old suhfecfg-
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FLOWER SEEDS FREE.

We will send our SIMPLE packages o. Choic G
Flower Seeds to any one: also our Annual
Catalogue OF Choice Flower and Garden Secls A..
Plants. Bui b.. etc. We positively agree 20 fur
nish the BEST SEEDS At one-half the price
now charged by other dealers. Any order for
Seeds that do not give satisfaction we Will
gladly Tefll'. send cent stamp Tor postage.
NIAGARA PLANT & SEED CO..
lsapit BUFFALO. ". Y.
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A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

Toe fsliouirs NAMED parties orc HmnuE The
ihuuaumfs n b. have harn rars.f ~ r1f1fFh -
the usc of uf. taEs'a Cafaffh nefue.iff
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a n can make money faster at work fJr us than
III ~ anything elsc Capital not rrquireds We
We " lil start you. el@. per GAY a. home
- made by the industrlous. Men. women,
boys aud girls wanted every where go work for
free. AddrEs TRUE & CO, Augusta, Mainc.!
2lml5Sy
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The Peoples Medical Servant

~. %. N Pierce 81 fhr tair proprietor nnd
mHuuiafiuffr ~ the falesnlra irinruifa, aii ~
whlrh SIRE Huid hY nfuaaisfa. ifr tH niat fhn Ams
iiug 90 thH Peoples NNmmum Hruam Medical
Adviser. n work uf uHHfIN UHr thuuHHnd pages
wifh twn hundred anf .-ltf.t 90 WuuiasnHfns
wings Hrd ruiufr.i riaite. $50 haa nifrnaN nuld
uf fhis ruruirr urfA
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Divorce Notice.

Frances Myers, whose residence j. unkuOw n,
is notified that Joseph Myers did on the 18th
day Of March. A. D. 1873. file his petition in the
office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the county Of Jackson
and state OF Ohio, charging the said Fwnces
Myers with wllliul absence for more than three
years last past, and adultery with certain per-
sons whose names are unknown, which petit
tiOn will stand for hearing NJ the next term OF
said Court. JOSEPH MYERS,
By D. DAVIS, his Attorney.
2lmhGt
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lOOO BOYS a. GIRLS '. wanlsd ,Ils6,, loqel 3,,l

the best Boys and Girls paper published iu the
West. Beautiful presents TO subscribers and
agents. Every boy aud girl can earn lots oi
money canvas-ing during leisure hours. Don't
fail TO send for 10 at once. To Introduce 10 we
will send to any address on trial three months,
fOI 10 Cents I'm cash or postage stamps. sample
OF paper and particulars FREE. Adj I'D TT
dress HOUSEHOLD GEN, Cieveland,1 I6uh
Ohio. Zimh1Sm3
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Philharmonic Musica.
CHARLES A. LACREY,
AUTHOR and CONDUCTOR,

VIOLIN, ORGAN, PIANO o. TuOEOUGu
BASE. 80 cents per lesson.
. HARMONY COUNTER POINT. CANON
FUGUE or MUSICAL FORM. ~ per lesson.
Special attention given to Form aud the
analysis Of classical music.
Address JACKSON, Ohio; or l8l West Fourth
Street. Cincinnati, Ohio, careof r. W. dclmick.
lsap3m
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VIII 9TsS sB shss .sg 4aa is ss q ~ ssion az and
w. w. PEABODY. Martnf Tramp.
v. q. EVANS. Assent at Jackson
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AND HOOKING VALLEY
r. A IL RIO A d.
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Gen J. s Robinson. Chairman, etc, Co
lumbus, Ohio.
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SHORT LINE TO LAKES & NORTHWEST
sum mmer arrangement!
TIME TABLE.
WEST BOUND

suudnysli
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The Co-OperafiVe
Newspapers

OF Fancy Cards. Snowfiase Dainaslg. Assorted
~ in . styles, with name, ICc. Nassau Card
Co.. Nassau, y. Y. lSapit
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-07-24
OWENSB0R0 & NASHVILLE
RAILROAD.
Time Table No. So

Took Eject Monday, October 8,
1877, at Z 4. NJ.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-07-24
OBITUARY.

Mrs. A. c. Maddox. wife Of Eugene
Maddox, daughter Of VIM. Park. was
born in Pennsylvania, Butler county,
March 7, 1850. Married January 4. 1872,
died June Is, 1878. In early life she ems
braced the Christian religion. and united
with the NJ. F. Church at No Creek, and
continued faithful until death. As she
requested, her husband had the funeral
services at his own residence 10y DR. Ben
nett from these words: | shall be salis-
fed when | awake in his likeness.
Mrs. Maddox had been afflicted for
years, but most OF the time was able to
assist in The cares of her family. Her
present sickness was OF short daratiOn,
but attended with much suffering, through
which the grace of God Was all sufficient,
giving her great patience aud resignation
She expressed herself as being fully ready
for the call Of her Master. and urged her
relatives and friends to meet her in Hsav-
en-. Earth had NO charms for her noth>
ing could detain her here. Death had no
sting, for she had no dread to cross cold
Jordan's stream to that bright shore to
meet with those who had gone before
She conversel about leaving her children
and husband in care of Him who does all
things well. She told her mother that
shs Uould not anfFer when the hour of
death would come, but that she would
lean her head on Jesus breast and breathe
her life out sweetly there, and so she
passed away.
Near the last her babes were brought
TO her TO bid adieu for the last time, I'M
til Gabriel shall sound his trumpet to
awake the dead, aud she took them by
the haad. q bright and heavenly smile
DER that countenance that shall never be
forgotten by those who we're witnesses.
A devoted husband, two children, q
number Of relatives and friends are left
to mourn, "But not as those who have no
hope"
The soul Of our sister is gone,
To highten the triumph above,
Exalted 10 Jesus throne,
Aud clasPed in the arms OF his love.
J.P.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-07-24
Great Bargain.

We wish to sell the well and faVorably
known steam Touring mill now owned by
Messrs. Moore X Wise. situated in Hart
ford, Ky. This mill has q widely sx-
tended custom as q irst>clsss Touring
mill, and is now and has been for some
years considered the best paying property
Of the place. Connected with the mill is
large and well-arranged carding ma
chine, now in complete order, and doing
u first-class custom business The mill
lie now in fine running order, making
-four and meal surpassed by no mill in
this section Of the State. There is q
constant supply Of water near the mill,
and supply pipe connecting it by pump
with the water-tank at the well. From
the near proximity of several inexhausti-
bic coal tanks in immediate neighbor-
hood. a constant supply OF coal can be
had at . very triAiDg cost. Here is q
good chance for q man TO make an easy
and sure living for himself and family.
Those wishing to buy can examine the
property by calling on either of US, who
will take pleasure in showing it. For
price, terms, etc, call on " 81 our Office
in Hartford, Ky, or address US by letter
or call on or address =. B. Wise, OWens-
boro, KY, or, W. II. Moore Hartford
Ky. BAIRD & BARRETT, Real Estate
Agents, Hartford, KY.
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Excessive Heat,

Aud unwholsome diet at this season Of
the year may speedily carry You TO the
grave. ParksF's Ginger Tonic, by its
corrective action on the entire digestive
apparatus, will not only uIfAilingly cure
Diarrhpa, Dyaentsry. Cholera, Cholera
Infantum, Colo, Cramps. Spasms, etc.
but will prevent those dangerous disor-
ders from attacking the system. Il may
save your life, aud should always be
kept in the house. This pleasant remedy
is unequaled for tseIhinE children or
nursing motherA Possessing many adj
ditional Writes ofothsr valuable roots, il
is far superior to Essences OF Ginger.
without their constipating::..ehects. and
while more invigorating than liquors.
never intoxicAtes nor creates any desire
for stimulantA II cures Dyspepsia and
its varied symptoms OF Headache, Nsr-
Vousness, PAlpitAtion Of the Heart,
WakefulnesS, Sour Stomach. CostivenesS.
Liver Disorders, Furred Tongue. Low
Spirits, NeurAlgic and Rheumatic Pains.
enables you to enjoy the fruits and vege-
tables Of he GHason without fear, and
gives comfort atef = hearty meal. Buy
q 81 bottle OF your druggist, and test iIs
merits. z. WAYSE GRIEEH, Druggist
29-eoW
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THE HERALD.

RSrTransient advertisements must be
paid for in advance.
Charges for yearly advertisements will
be collected quarterly.
All advertisements inserted without
specified time will be charged for until
ordered out
Notices under head OF Preferred To-
calls" Ten Cents per line.
Announcements ofNsrriages or Deaths
not exceeding Eve lines, aud notices OF
Preaching published gratis,
~ Obituary Notices, Resolutions OF
Respect aud other similar notices, Five
Cent? per line.
job work OF every description done with
neatness and dispatch, AZ city prices. We shave
fall line Of job types, aud solicit the patronage
Of the business community.
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FIne Apples.

The splendid apples presented 70 the
Herald Office by that clever gentleman
and good farmer. Ar. Thomas Taylor,
we're very OPportune during the sultry
spell. We found them delicious in flavor
and bard to beat as an eating apple.
Those who think they have better fruit.
can have the fact ascertained by sending
in liberal samples. The Samplers" in
this Office are eomPeteut judges, and their
opinion can be relied upon 10 every in
stance. They are not simply confined
to apples, but are excellent judges Of
peaches, pears and small fruit Of every
variety.
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/. There is in Hart county, Kentucky, q
man, who was thrown away in the APP
palachee Mountains, North Carolina,
when an infant, and WAS found by an
old bear and adopted as cub At the
age Of about ten years he was captured,
tied hand and foot. and then his csptors
found that he could not talk, nor could he
be pursusdSi to take any food but milk
which lie sucked from a bottle, showing
that be had lived solely by the nursing Of
the bear. Bowman is now farmer near
Omega, aud any one doubling the truth
Of this statement can have it verified by
seeing him.
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l.. w. RhaRF.

With Bean i Vaught, manufacturers Of
Wagons, Buggies, Flows and farming
implements generally. Mr.. Shaler is a
thorough wood workman comes recom>
mended very highly by those for whom
he has formerly worked. Bean h Vaught
are well known blacksmiths. and with
the aid Of such 3 wood workman a. Mr..
Shafer, they can, aud are determined to
give entire satisfaction in general wood>
work and all kinds of blacksmithing.
We solicit your patronage. Call and try
US before purchasing or engaging work
elsewhere. Respectfully,
V3 81 It BEAN x VAUGHT.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. E. r. Murrell and SOD. who have
been visiting relatives in Caycrna, returned
home last Tuesday.
Jimmie Bennett, who has been quite
low for two weeks with typhoid fever. is
now convalescenL
Col. VIM. II. Yost, q prominent lawyer
Of G reenville, and Mr.. David Grundy, Of
the same place, spent day or two in town
last week, attending Quarterly Court.
Mr.. A. ]. Aver, of Louisville, was in
town one day last week.
Mr.. John Palliarn. OF Warsaw, CALI
tan county, KY, accompanied by his
daughters, Misses Minnie and Birdie, are
the guests Of their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
Sam. K. Cox, Of this place.
Thos. Newcomb brought to US one day
last week. a group OF onions. twelve in
number. all grown together. We presume
they were the family onion.
Misses Ca Shut and Alice JArboe OF
this place. spent several days in Ow-
ensboro last week.
Mrs. Bette Rowe returned last Friday
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Carrie
Field, of Buford.
Miss Mary Rowe is visiting her sister,
Mrs Carrie Rove, Of Buford.
Mr.. Ed. Field, of Buford, was in town
Friday, night.
Clifford. the sprightly little son Of
Mr.. Joseph Vaught has been quite sick
with bilious fever. We are glad he it
recovering, and that we soon will hear
his merry laugh az of yore.
Mr.. Malcolm Mcintyre and family
left Saturday morning to spend a few
weeks at the Sulphur Springs.
In another column will be found a
letter from Mrs W. w. Cook, giving an
account of their travels, and condition
Of Rev. w. w. Cooks health.
Mr.. Josiah Haynes. an old and much
respected citizen, living near Ford's Sem
mary, this county, died last Thursday,
OF dyspepsia His funeral was preached
by Rev. J. P. Ella
Miss C. c. Coyle, OF Louisville, a niece
Of Messrs Klein l. Bro, is visiting her
uncles, and will remain few weeks
We had the honor and pleasure of a
call from Mr.. John Pulliam, of Warsaw,
KY, last Monday morning
Our Office WAS made glad last Thurs
day by the merry voices Of Misses Fannie
Sowders, Of Beaver Dam, Miss Phelps
OF Greencastle, Warren county, and Miss
Maggie Mossley, of Hartford.
In the personal notices last issue, the
name "Boreheart" should have been
Bsseheart. The young lady will be fully
revenged to know that both the localizer
and compositor have been shot
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-07-24
A CARD
FROM gro. KLEIN a RRO.

To he Qhsens Of Ohio county and South.
eTH Kentucky:
Al enemy Of ours, named John l..
AauEy, published card in last week q
Herald, in which he endeavors to injure
ne by rrejudicing our customers against
us. lie first calls attention to our new
price list on stoves. hollow-ware &c., and
requests them TO compare our present
prices with the prices they paid Us for
them many years a.o, when goods " ere
higher than they are now. How ridIcu-
lous ! How absurd How nonsensical.
truly We have been keeping pace with
the downward tendency Of values, aud
have turned in AMI reduced our
prices ~ soon as we could ObtRin re-
ducIions from the manufacturers anil
jol'brrs We have been all along iurn-
ishing the citizens Of Hartford and Ohio
county with goods at Louisville whole
sale prices, and we propose doing 90 in
the future. We buy our stoves, queens
ware. crockery, etc, direct from the r..an>
uiac,urers in various places in the United
States. We buy large quantities for
cash, and get extra discounts, which en-
ablrs us to sell goods cheaper than any
other house in the county We are man
uf.cturrrs Of tinWare, and when you are
getting goods from rs you are getting
them from honest Workmen, who have
prospered by hard labor. economy and a
strict attention to business. We do not
sit around saloons waiting for something
10 turn up; we are up wi.h the sun and
work all day, and our present prosperity
is due to THE fact We thank tie people
OF Ohio county and the many other
counties OF Southern Kentucky to
which We ship goods for their patronage.
which they have 90 literally bestowed
upon Us in the past, and we
promise them our best atten-
ton 10 the future, aud assure them
that We will sell them goods at prices
which our enemy can not meet, ss he can
not buy the goods at the prices We will
sell them to you lie has a little bit OF a
tin chop over At Allensville. in Todd coun.
ty, Ky. lie resided in Hartford at one
time. and did not succeed well there in
business, and he is very envious OF Us and
our present prosperous condition. He
threatens TO run ne out Of Hartford now
that he has accumulated lew dollars.
All We have to say. il, he will have hot
Sork Of it this warm weather. We are
sorry for him, for we know he will suffer
for his envy, malice. hatred and folly
eventually. We know we have ever
treated our customers kindly cOurteously
and that they will prefer TO stick to old
friends rather than trust . stranger who
comes TO Hartford with such unworthy
mo,ives, as to try and injure his fellow
men.
We are here. and here we propose to
stay for many long years, Providence per-
hitting.
We will sell you goods az follows: Six
hole stoves, so 50; four.hole stoves, So,
shipped from Louisville and freight add
ed. Call aud see ne. We will treat YOU
right, and you will save money 10y buying
of us. Your friends.
GEO KLEIN x BRO,
Who,es aud retail dealers in Hard
ware. Qncrnsware, Stoves and Hollow
ware, and manufacturers Of Tin ware.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-07-24
A Big GrasshOPPer.


The Stockton (Cal. } Independent tells
about the boss grasshopper as follows:
THE most mOnstrous grasshOpper we
have ever seen is on exhibition ut the
office of F. NJ. West. County treasurer.
1t is preserved in alcohol. and was capt
ured sometime since near COpperopolis.
1t is nearly six inches long, and its body
is an inch and quarter in depth, while
its head is as big as a mans thumb.
The wings when spread must have
measured 10 inches from tip to tip.
The legs are as large US a lead pencil at
the body. and about four or FIVE inches
long. The enormous body is quie
translucent, and its ribs can be dis
tinctly seen.
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Married.

BoHANEON-RoBERTSoN- At the
residence of the brides iather, Squire S.
B. Robertson, in Mclean county, KY,
July 9, 1873. by the Rev. B. F. Swindler,
Mr.. A. B.. BOhGnon to Miss Mary T.
Robertson. Ushers-W. B. Morgan,
Miss Fannie Robertson. W. II. Jordan
and Miss Florence Robertson. Both
bride and groom looked bright and beau.
tiful as they departed for their new
home, he eager to take the idol Of his
heart to the home he had prepared for
her
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-07-24

OSE Of the most remarkable cases on
record ia that OF Mrs. Bell, Of Oxford.
Mich. who has lived for twenty years
without eating one mouthful Of solid
food, being troubled with what is sup
posed to be a cxncerous affection of the
stomach. During the past twenty years
she has, most Of the time, been able to
do her own housework, not unfrequently
being able to be around for year or
more. Her only means OF sustenance is
derived from liquids, portion OF solid
food no larger than = pea being sufficient
to induce the greatest agony. At times
she suffers all the cravings Of hunger.
which she is obliged TO allay, as above
stated, with some kind Of liquid food.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-07-24
Ano,her brand barbecue.

There will be n grand barbecue at the
bridge, on Barnett's Creek, on the Hart
ford and Greensboro road, near Elijah
Hoovsr'S. on Saturday, July ~, 1873.
We will have plenty to eat and drink
nothing intoxicating, however, will be al
lowed on the grounds, We will prepare
a nice place for dancing. and will have
good music. The candidates for the vars
ious Offices and for Congress are invited 10
attend and are expected to speak. Come
every body and have q nice time.
p. WEsTERFIELD,
J. K. WEsrERFIELD,
GEO. w. HOoVER,
e. II. HoovER,
4-2S-2i Proprietors.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-07-24
Life Realized.

"Lifs is earnest. life is real" aud the hopes
that cheer Us, aS we'll a. the duties that We
bravsly encounter, stimulate US to guard the
treasure with unceasing vigilance. Therefore
vigorous health should be preserved, and. as
diseases arising from torpid Liver prevail in
our warm climate, We recommend for their
cure POrtalins, or Tablsr's Vegetable Liver
Powder, the best remedy in the world for
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sour Stomach,
Heartburn and Billion snsSs. Price 50 cents .
package. For sale BY J. W. Ford, Hartford.
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Don't Read This.

To the Public: This is to certify that
had been suffering with rheumatism in
my right arm for more than six years. to
such an extent that could not cut my
own food, or even raise my hand to my
mouth. | used one filty-eeDt bottle of
DR.. Raglands Lightning Relief. and it
cured me sound and we'll. Three months
have elapsed with no return OF this dis
ease. Il F. II. SEAEs
ELKTOS, Todd county, Ky, April -, 1878.