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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-26
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
sAN rRANcIsco srLraun MINING coMrANr.

sAN FRANCISCO SULPHUR MINING COMPANY.
Location Of principal place OF business.
San tfaLcisco, California.
Location If works, Humboldt county,
State Of Nevada.
N ofICI IL hereby given that 1T a meeting
Az OF the Dirocto.s, held ON the IA Il
day OF June, 1873, m assessment no. 81 of
rive Cents per III re was levied upon tie
ca liai RIO, Of u G coipo alton. payable in,-
mediately, N nited states gold coin. 10 the
SECRETARY, at the Office Of the toruuE,l,
NO. 10 Tue street, Hyom 81 San iraneisc,
California -
Any stock upon which this assessment
snall rtma'n unpaid on the
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JULY. 1878
WI! be dc inqnent aid advertised for
safe ~ public anctien, and unle = payment
u mace befole will lie sold on IN. sdav The N
aay OF August, 1878, 10 pay the delinquent as
sessment toRe her With cost Of advertising and
expenses Of sale, ~
p. M. MoLARtN, Secretary.
ofhce--si0 Pine street, Room 81. Kan
Francisco, California
junel7.N
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ADVERTISEMENTS
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
1
Silver Monarch Mining Company,

n OCA1ION OF principal place Of business.
NJ. 80 Pine stree, Re ms IA. 10 atd 10
sGn Fran, i>Co, Cali u1nIa; location OF works,
Central District, humboldt county, Nevada
NOTICE there are delinquent4 UPON the
following described Stocs, On account of As
sessne4t no, L. levied on the third day OF
May. 1878 the several amoants = t
opposite the names OF the respective share
holders as follows:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-26


VIRTUE CT Az EXECUTION rs JED
Fb tpt N tAe Justice Court OF Uti0n
Town hi III ard Tor HnMboldt county,
Nevada, o. fhe 6th day Of June. a. d. 1878.
and to nlt dliecf Il an deliver d for e4ecg-
tlon II on 5acsfHeli recovered in SAID Court
~on the ~ q J Il April, a. D. 1878. Ia favor of
she st&te Q ? eSaAa. plSintiif, ana az inst
Thomas pllitn aId > T.. a Of section "a, r
II. leo acres aAd improvements. defendant
FOR the .iun.p IS Al taxes. and deli. queucK
amour III, 70 tie 81 m Of "A cents and S47 30
,costs OF slit asg TIC IuIug costs. did ul IL e
.10tn ua} o. June. a. y, 1878. levy upon and
take i'll execution the above DESCRIBED prop
uerty.
Now,th rSfore, notice is hereby gsyen that
ION Monday, he
I'D DAY OF JULY, A. d. 1873,
goetween thu hours OF nine o'clock in the fore
noon aid O'Clock III the afternoon, viz I; at
two. o'clock p ~. at the front door OF the
tCourtht nee 10 the town of Ninuemuccs.
Humbo IL county, reysda, 1 VIII OH Tor
sale at pubic auc ion, to the highest bidder,
for cash ~. = gold cciEl, all the aboAe de-
sclfbed pr operty, or suih lent thereof TO SAT-
isiy said jude costs aud accruing Costs
Given under my hand, at my offce Ia Win
pemucca, Humboldt county. Nevada, this
9th day Of June. a. d. 1917.
G. A. KYLE,
5e2etd Sheriff Humboldt county, New.
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$40 re WARD.

VgNHE above reward will be paid Tor We
arrest and tonvi 'tion OF any ptHsoh
found in any way poluting the water o.
juriDg any other property Of the WHINE
naucca Water " orks.
smith 4 CULVER.
junes-n Prcprietoss Of W. W.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-26
District Court Sltmm0Vs.

In the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District Of the state Of Nevada,
county # Hun boldt.
f., j. W. Brown, llaintif vs.. W. L. Cheney,
oe4enLaLL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31
GREENWOOD LAKE.

SPECIAL EXCURSION.
EVERY SUNDAY AND FRIDAY
Via Montclar Greenwood Railway. Train leaves
New COurtlaBdt and Des6rOsses ss g. 3 and
Jersey CITY Special ronnd tickets sold az Jersey
CITY only at 81 25 including trip the Lake 81 90
SPLENDID FISHING AND BOATING.
MAGNIFICENT MOUNTAIN SCENERY.
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METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
WI open from $50 q. m. 20 IL D

WI open from $50 a. m. to IL pm.
NORRIS STREET point for South Ferry and Bat
REtsTOR STREET Nearest point for Wall Ferry
COURTLAN s1REErN point for Jersey City and
PIAdE-Nearest point Onee, City Hall and
Barclay street Ferry 20 HObOken.
CHAM BERS point Tor PaVonia and Erie
Railway Ferry.
gRANKLfN-SrREET-
GRAND point for Desbrosses Street Ferry
Jersey civ. and Peoples Line steamers for Albany
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Point for Christopher street
HObOken.
1WESTY TIL RDsTREET- Nearest pointer Tweniythird
street Ferry Jersey CITY.
THIRTY THIRD-STREET.
YSECON DSTREET-Neares point for NeW'fork
Central Railroad Depot
FIFTIETH STREET - . -. ,o.., M.
EET-Nearest point for central Fark
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST SIDE station
FOE DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station - -
PARE 10 CENTS, except between the hours OF oSO :"
T:3O g. m. and TO M, when the Isre Is cenus. a.,
ROIJTE From Fifty eighth street along sxthaVen1e 10
and along south kthaVehue,
10 Caealstreet crossing into aud along West B0adw 20
street; crossing into and along Coegepaeo 70
and along street; 70 and along Churchstfees "
and along New .Church-street 70 AorflssreeL 49,.
~ Conneets with the following horse car lines; -.
Al RECTOR STREET with care TOR south very. AZ
ANDSTREET with for Desbrosses ana East nIshn
Sfrset FeTres At BLEECKEKSTREBT with cars TOT East
and West At TREEI with cars tor SafsoRAsr,
AND Fast Tenth street Ferries AT
ih ears Tor Weef Twenyshrd street and East twenty
,hra and Thjrty fourth streets Ferries Al
sTHEFT with cars for Weehawken Ferry Az FIFTH
NtNTa ST RECT with cars for Belt Line kaiiroad -
49, WIN. r. GARRISON, Presaddnt-
New. York June IL; 1878 ~. VAN BROOKLYN sags
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TIME FROM NEW-1Ohht Az IFS
On and after wEDNEsDAY August % trains viii leave
Long Island Depot Fatbushave and Bedford station -
YIATBUsH AVENUE STATION At $3.50. .7:3l $50.
9:lO $50 lOl0 iO.30 1880, lao 1850 100 a. NJ l5:LO
1890 1880 LILO. 1:3l. 1850 2:l0 23U. zoo, 3 " 800.
800 4:lO 4:3O $50. 6:1O $50. $500 6lO 500 So 1lO,
1890 1850, $40. $50, 500. 9lO. $780, 300 1910 lVSV
p
Leave Bedford station al $685. 1895, 1885, 9l5 015 1912
1O45 1885, Ill5 1880 1856 nj 1871 1888 295 l9,
1885 155 2;lb 2:35 2:5J 35. 800, 800 4lo 451 4;99
55 535 300 6:3j $50, 1915, 1885, 100, $40, o:oos
$685. 9:I5 $50 9:55 1915. 1898 IN.
cave Prospect Park station % minutes later.
Trains marked do not run on Sundays
RETURNING, LEAVE BRIGHTON BEACH at short
intervals from 600 a IN. 20 ii p. NJ
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY AFTER-
NOON AND EVENING. AND GRAND SACRED CON
CERTS EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND tN In
ING ON THE PLAZA OF HOTEL BRIGHTON, By
CONTERNO'S CELEBRATED TWENTH-rHlkD REGI-
MENT BAND.
the only world renowned COrnet solost VIII give grand
selection at each concert
PLATINUM AVENUE DEPOT is reached by Flatbush
Avenue Bergen and Atlantic Avenue Cars from Full
ton Wall-st, south, and Hamilton Ferries -
BEDFORD DEPOT IL reached by Rapid Transit, Franklin
Avenue NOsrand Avenue and Bergen street Cars
From Grand Street Houston Roosevelt Street. south
seventh street. and Hamilton Avenue Ferries. - -
Single 25 CENTS. BEDFORD, round trip, 40 CENTS,
single 20 CENTS PROSPECT PARK, found trip. 10
Of>' 10 9--s''' " E. DoRwIN, Superintendent.
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3oaro ano Rooms.

Dodr0 1no Rooms.
West Side.
4 PRIVATE family will let a floor to adults,
n at No 400 West 22dsti nse Of laundry ana bath.
a PRIVATE FAMILY have a nicely fur
a nishcd OF on first floor they viii let TO gen
tcmeH. ~ Yves 2tthst
A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, residing
~ on Ash Broadway would take two gentlemen
OF rednewent with breakfast and give them large ROM
@ SSsa p fss References a eqGr Address 5
4GiR.si. p.-.o' 80
nESTRABLE second story ROOMS to let,
~ with ooaru rsierehCss eAShsns % 80 1
EIFGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Ex-
II ceent board good neighborhood Reasonable prices
CECOND story alcove room, also back parlor,
road T ra SG9 $50 near ~ nan
ETH-AVE., No. 800, corner 31st-st-Ele-
- ranty furnished apartments WITH OF without private
fl7TU WARD. No. 4 ST. Lukes-place lie
- roys-Front secOndStOry aleOye room and thrdstOy
rooms to lot, with board references
I7TH-ST., 81 WEST, near 5th-ave. Rooms
with board for parties desiring peasant feinea
81 WEST 27TH-ST, second house west of
broadway north side,Furnished Iooms extra Size
sona6iS
.1)D-ST., AT WEST-Handsome suites of
- furnished with aud without private table also
0OTH-ST. 1921 WEST).-Large handsomely
20 furnished rooms 70 let with hrstclass board to per
manent parties
30 WEST WASHINGTON-S SQUARE, Board,
So T FS2s EG% si9F nS PARK also 0nef rooms
~ WEST 1OTH-ST.. near 5th-ave.-Hand
IA some single communicating rooms, with superior
board for families hall rooms 50 per week transient
visitors 81 20 per day.
East Sids.
A FIRST-CLASS house, magnificent apart
"a faaia lima
nsghboho for parties with references desiring
board house newly furnished. No. ~ East Seth-st
T ARGE furnished ROOMS, on third and fourth
IL floors rent, without board, 10 gentlemen terms mod
l02 Eat 23d,st
I SUITE ROOMS for party of gentlemen or
families single with Doardi tableboard tran.
sents references. 50 East 9th-st, near Broadway.
70 EAST 1OTH-sT... near 5th. ave.-Large
temen. with hrstclass board
ODD ST. East, 1O4-Desirable rooms to rent
I'D with good board reference; taole board.
sl.l EAST 24TH-ST-A large, pleasant
Ze1 furnished room without board ample closets hot and
cold water.
OI EAST 2OTH-ST., second floor, with prl-
C4 vate table without beard rooms Tor senuemen' :
20 EAST 29TH STA large room and bed
DO room connecngi also rooms for gentlemen Win sOOo
TIS EAST 14TH-ST.--Newly furnished
- rooms en- suite or sngy with hrsteasS o0afu "An
siehts accommodated table board
IOA EAST 40TH-ST, near LexingtOn-aye.
lO4 "A furnished paror hoor OF three rooms. 10 TWO
gentlemen in private family large ana aesIs9e -
0O7 5TH-AVE.-Suites of apartments ele-
20 eantly furnished let with private tabes Apply
until september 2. MrS BOOTH, corner Aadaon-AVs ana
3lstat.
Brooklyn Board
LARGE alcove ROOM on I'd floor and nd
ROOMS on Sd hooT newly furnished. ample closets ana
every convenience, az 30 2d.plaee.
DROOKLYN BOARD on the HEI5H1S.[
ID Partes desiring peSsan tarnahed re0nh MIN amfie
eosats &c for the winter IN deeraDle oeauo'
ave mipu;es fro Wai> Ferry, opposite 1fihlF OnureH'
apply at No l6S MontSEuest
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florses. Carriages, earnsss, @r.

Any PRIVATE PARTY having large
N young sound family horse 70 dispose Oh ana nn
10 exceed ais or thereabOuts-ean hear OF hueh cusome
Inv addressing PRIVATE BOZ 20 Tribune ofnc@
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6alts on Autnon

A SSIGNEE'S SALE Of VALUABLE COPY
- RIGHTS.
Nv virtue OF an order Of the United states Dlsule'
Canrt win expose OF public sale az No; rs ethsSS
St,,si,,rs penn N d O'Clock, a. me- SATURDAY bEf
TEMBER a. 1878 yhe copyright TO PRINT pnpnsh ana x Ks9o
series OF Aflthmeucs hio hels
-, ans CORA series Of Arthmeties and Key G0ns Auln
meiiea Problems and Burtts Gramnars consisting on ~
ers II emeutary and Practical All the abOVeuehuOheu
booRs are subject 10 authors royalty Of per cent
Hso will sell al the time and place, the nBht 70
nIinI nnbish and vend Hadey's Lessons IN Language
Parts and II, not subject 10 royalty ana Les q he'
Above DO Ks tho publications OF a. a hhglsh q ~
hnnkruDtn and been largely introduced INTO INC eSV
Oh F'iiA'IF Anu "S''0' IL J. ooURLEY, Assignee
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ezra rs
BRIGHTON BEACH.
TIME FROM NETWORK. 40 MINUTES.

BROOKLYN, FLATBUsH AND COMFY IsLA
RAILWAY.
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DARK INSTITUTE,
RYE, wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY, N. Y.
Founded by JOSEPH PARK r., esq.
tOf Park & T1fOrd New-York)

Fb.s school is wholly devoted preparing boys for cOeg
nosrdng pupils live with the Principal Terms for boar
and tuition $500 year Catalogues containing fun info
nation sent request
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Roaro ano Rooms


Board and Rooms Wanted.
A YOTJNG LADY having no relatives IN the
n etv desires home with private family OF good POSI-
80, hera there are other boarders references gwen
and reauired. Address s. 81 East 2otn,se
BOARD WANTED-For four adults IN a
~ riests family price than $40 per mouth
15aIpsas AANTHoNY Uptown Tribune ONCE izSs Broad
way,
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,uNnAY TRAINS 10 LONG BRANCH,

CUNDAY TRAINS 10 LONG BRANCH
SUNDAY sept !. 1878.
- STEAMER JESSE HO1T -.
win leave Pier North River (ioet Rectorst 9So M
arrive Al Long Branch HIS N Returning ieeNo AoDs
Rrapeh d M, arrive In New York $40 + m: ,s.o...,
Di@Ne" y w y. SNEDEN. General Maneaek.
WEST POINT or NEWBURGH.-Daily lex
w cSnt sunAays, see DAY LIN advertaenasns 10
~ AZ y'tt vvEsT PCikT hours NEWBUR2H nearly 4
h h due Si Ncs.York on return o. $50
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Gelp n)nnieo

A CENTS and CANVASSERS can find bust
"A ness Opportunites unparalleled W addIessing HALL
nubIisIer 23l Broadway, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31
CONEY ISLAND.

{ iUNLl d ISL a. NBUy.nrcTrov 1vpARE
EXCURSION TICKETS ONLY % CENTS.
NEW STEAM LINE
PROSPECT PARK AND COMFY ISLAND RAILROAD
Time IRON Brooklyn to COney Island only 10 minutes
Trains every minutes during the afternoons and even
and every 10 minutes on SUNDAY
GRAND PROMENAD DE CONCERTS EVERY EVENING
from 1880 to $50 O'Clock by DOWNINGS 9TH REGIMENT
HAN d. with the renowned cornet solOst NJ ARBCCkLE.
GRAND SACRED CONCbKrS every SUNDAY EVENING.
rake morse cars IRON Fulton, Cathanne, Wall, south
or Hamion depot and 20tst. BROOKLYN
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Eau SCHOOLS.
Gedthers.

4 GRADUATE and Phi. D. of Yale, with
"A sal wears experiences In teaching. desires position
mOnias ADDRESS PHI D. Box $780, Itchhed, Conn.
A LEADING ACTRESS will give dramatic
N instruction residence Of pupils terms moderate Ac
dress MIRANDA, Brooklyn Post once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31

A II experienced teacher having slnall lallIIy
"A school country wishes two more pupils as D9u
terms reasonable best references AudeSs NEE
inns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31
MANHATTAN BEACH.

The Great Seaside Resort OF New.YOrk.
and half miles Of Ocean Beach.
kahing. The finest hathng establishments
ia existence, costing over s00OOO.
The Grand BOteL
The largest Pavilion on the
The beautiful Amphtheatre
wonderful Electric Lights
Marine Railway two mites alO & the SURF
The Beating a the East End.
GrauIla's celebrated 9Th Regiment Band uOrty pece5l
afternoon and evening.
' TIME TABLE VIA GREEN POINT.
HANCOCK foot 2ai-st. East River, 20 Man
Beach Railway Depot across the river az GreenPons
-four minutes) $40 $40, 1Ot5. i;2 ll:45 l219.
i2I5 i20 ESQ 225 5O BIS. 1884, AIS, 450. 61S, $3.50.
6:l5, GAS, 72O aud 7:45 p. m.
Only AZ minutes 20 the Beach
Or via Bay Ridge,
take steamers D. r. MARTIN and THOMAS cOLLYER,
from 22d-sL, North River 8 10, IL, II, l. = 4, .,
Lsfoyst North River slO lOlO. Ii:iO l2lO. rlO. slO
Per T. North River S25 1928 liza, 1925 las. 225.
3:26 4:25 52j, G:25, 7:25.
Accommodations leave Manhattan Beach iOr New OK
via GFeenpoInt every half hour 10 lOp. m.
Returning VIA Bay Ridge every hour up % 300 p. M.
ExcurslOn Tickets. good either rOua, so cents
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-09-25

Criminal Court opened Monday
morning, but up to this writing but lit
tie has been done. The following per-
sons compose the Grand Jury; &. w.
Butler, foreman, George II. Hoover,
Thomas Taylor, Harrison Fleener, II.
J. G. Lindley, A. A. Bryant, VIM.
Boswell, Virgil Davenport, Ewing
Morris, T. S. Bennett, Jno. l.. Rock,
Thomas s. Smith, James Tinsley,
Isaac n. Duke, II. J. Coleman and
10 Con Barnett.
The following gentlemen compose
the petit jury: w. II. Austin, Ii. T.
Ford, E. V. kindly, j. l.. Render,
Us. Arnold, Thos. j. Lowe, j. F.
Ambrose, S. L. Taylor, Il. W. Taylor,
Alfred Ashby ST., f. w. Pirtle, VIM.
II. Moore, VIM. Gentry, VIM. NJ.
Hunter, VIM. ID. Coleman. VIM. Can
non, Elijah Crow, j. F. Black, John
G. Westerfeld, G. II. Barnes, Remus
Gibson, +. w. Acton, w. S, Barrett,
and T. A. Bratcher.
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Teachers Institute.

The Ohio County Teachers Institute
convened in the Court House in Hartford
September II. 1873. Called to order 10y
the Commissioner. Appointed Alfred
Ashby, Jr., Sec'y. At 1919 there was an
address delivered Lv DR.. II A. NJ IIen-
derson, Superintendent of Public lnstruc-
ton, on the duties OF the State to common
schools. On motion of w. L. Hawkins
the thanks of the Institute were rendered
DR.. Henderson for his address.
Proceeded TO the enrolment of teach>
ers. ii. A. NJ. Henderson, Il. 7. Rowe,
Commissioners
NJ Mcintyre, Jas w Williams, Miss
Sallie Peyton, Miss Ca. ShuIl, Nester
Barnett, Miss Jennie Park. J. w. Taylor
Miss Prudie Baird, q. w. Quinn, 7. j.
Graves. J. c. Wallace, J. II Weller, from
Hartford
Morris Wilson, T. J. Wedding, G. C.
Gentry, A. d. Phillips, J. W. Petty, from
Fordsville.
w. II. CoppaGe, II. G. Powers, ]. W.
Taber, Miss +. l.. johnson, from Sulphur
Springs.
Miss Amanuela Rains, J. p. ITeavrin,
G. L. Thomson j. II. Miller, w. G. Stew
art, y. j Thomas, S D. Morgan, j. J.
Railey, B. T. Lawrence, Miss Ella Day,
Il r. Wedding, from Rosine.
Alfred Ashby, .Ir., Geo. Il. Ashby, 5.
B. Bishop, Andrew Williams, from Gem
tertown.
Obed Bennett, ]. W. Bishop, from PIT.
Pleasant.
Nathan Likens, Ben. Johns. from
Horse Branch.
John II. Barnes, P. T. Hooker, r. p.
Hooker, VIM. A. Hooker, j. p. Austin,
Miss VerJa Gentry, ]. n. Berry, r.
Plummcr, from Beaver Dam.
A. W. Davidson, Miss Lizzie Arbackle
S. T. Stevens. Miss Sue Taylor, from
Cromwell.
Henry o. King, from Pleasant Ridge
J. II. Harper, q. w. Gibbs, A. II,
Ross, from Rockport.
r. B. Stewart. J. C. Hoover, from
Buiord.
r. I. Martin, from Livia.
W. B. Taylor, from Rochester.
w. l. Hawkins, E R.Bennett,J C. Park
from Bcda.
W. W. Miller, II. B. Taylor, l.. b
Loney, from McIIenry.
Prof. J. NJ. Halsell, from Bowling
Green.
s. W. Kirby, J. T. Cotrman, F. O..
CofIman, from Ceralvo.
After enrolment, adjourned fer dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Commissioner appointed NJ. Nc
Intyre, NJ Wilson and John II. Harper
a committee on programme. Remarks
on the design of the Institute, by r. P
Hooker. Discussion of same, by M.Wil.
son, j. p. Heavrin and w. L. Hawkins
Preparation of the teacher. by w. l.
Hawkins. How | organize my schools,
b. discussion, by NJ. Mcintyre, w. G.
Stewart, J. IL. Harper and others. FIRST
lesson in grammar, 10y P. E, Hooker.
Discussion of same, 10y NJ. Mcintyre and
! W. l. Hawkins.
On motion, adjourned to meet Septem-
Der Is, 1879.
ALFRED AsuBY, JR Sec'y.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-09-25

While the people of the South are
suffering the greatest possible affection,
their towns ami cities becoming desc
late, mourners going about the streets
aud the dead lying unburied in forsak'
en- houses, ! ONES abandoned and fami-
lies scattered never TO meet again,
they who survive will feel their sorrow
mitigated and their stricken hearts
soothed by the fact that the whole ma
ton vas deeply moved at their misfor-
tune; that from the abundance Of the
rich, from the mite of the widow and
the pence Of the children, contributions
had been anxiously and cheerfully sent
20 their -elief. And how much graft.
tude will they always feel in rejecting
upon the noble selfsacrifcing spirit
of those who came to help them IN
their sufferings and distress. Time
will he too short to repay in gratitude
and time too short TO develop the i'm
mortal virtues of the Gol-!ike souls
that sacrifice themselves for the good
of the stricken people of the South.
The description given of the suffer
ing. Of the people in some of the cities
of the South, almost seem impossible
of credence, and yet they are true.
Such terrible suffering never has over
taken any people upon this continent.
In reading some of the accounts from
distinguished gentlemen, we could not
but revert TO the historic account of
the beseiging of Jerusalem by the
Romans. 1t is truly appalling to think
how suddenly all that was hopeful and
bright in that sunny land of promise
has darkened and passed away. We
utter the prayer of the whole people,
God have mercy on the afflicted
South
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Republicans Like Mileage as We'll
us Democrats.

DR.. w. G. Hunter, the Republican
candidate for Congress in this district,
was a member of the legislature in
1856, and drew S165 mileage, about
three times as much as our representa-
tives drew, living on an air line, about
the same distance from Frankfort. If
he lived in California and were elected
to Congress, at a Similar rate the mile
age on one term properly managed
would support him life time, even if
he were to live hundred years.
Bowling Green Democrat.
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VECETINE
Purifes the Blood IL Gives Strength.
Dr. QUoIS, ILL., Jan. 81 1878.

Purifes the Blood Il Gives Strength.
Dr. QUoIS, ILL., Jan. 81 1878.
Mn. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir, Your "Vegotine" has been doing
wonders for me. Have been having the CHILLs
aud FEVER, contracted in the swamps of the
South, nothing giving me relief until began
the use of your Negeuine, it giving me imms-
date relief, toning up nv system, purify ing
my blood, giving strength; whereas all other
medicines weakened me, and filed my system
with poison; and am satisfied that if families
that live in the sgue districts ofthC South and
West would take Vcgetine two or three times
n week, they would not be troubled with the
CnILLs or tho maglignaEt FEvErs that prev all
at certain times OF the year, save doctors bills,
and live TO good old age.
Respectfully yours, J z. MITCHELL,
Agent llendsrson's Looms, st. Louis, Mo.
AL DISEASES or THE BLooD. ItVegetino will
relieve pain, cleanse, purify anil cure such
diseases, restore the patient to perfect health
after trying different physicians, many rene.
dies, suffering for years, is il not conclusive
proof, IL you are a sufferer, y.u can be cured ?
Why is this medicine performing such great
cures 1t works in the blood, in tho circulat-
ing fluid. 1t can truly be called the Great
Blood Purifier. The great source of disease
originates in the blood; anl no medicine that
does not act directly upon il, to purify and
renovate, has any just claim upon public at
tontiOn.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-09-25

Prof. w. B. Hayward addresse
public at the court house last Mos
He had quite large and very attic
audience. His remarks were CON
to the race for Superintendent of,
lie Instruction. He is not an av'
candidate rs yet, but a host of fl
everywhere are urging him to :
the race. He said that for fort,
years the Church and State had,
welded, SO far as the Office wa.
cerned, and he thought it time &c
them divorced He made a fin
preston on his hearers.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-09-25
beach Grove.
Cromwell Items.

Editor Herald:
We are having great deal Of sickness
in this part of the county.
Mr.. VIM. ShulI is building beautiful
residence, which will add greatly to the
appearance of the town.
Another firm change. Abe Kahn has
bought out Isaac MeGdel's stock OF dry
goods, &c, and has sent Mr.. Mendel
East to purchase large stock of goods,
and will carry on the bushes at the old
stand. Nothing like a change to improve
business.
Thos. Gillstrap is enlargiag and inn
proving his business house, to make room
for his large stock of dry goods clothing
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-09-25

By a perusal of the proceedings OF
the Republicans Convention, held in
Greenville, which appears in this issue,
it will be seen that Col. j. w. Feighan
of Greensboro, was nominated for
Congress. We are well acquainted
with Col. Feighan, and personally,
our associations have been pleasant.
We like him, but politically, We are
''agin him."