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Hartford literary Club.

This Society held is last meeting for
the season on Monday night Mr.. and
Mrs. j l. Collins entertained the mem
beers on this occasion aud right royal
entertainment It was. too. Everything
was arrangci arii-tic',lly and systematic
ally, AMI the supper was more than
splendid Mr.. aud Mrs Collins cntcr-
tain quite easily and gracefully, AMI have
a peculiar faculty for making their guests
feel NJ home and nj ease
The paper, Literary Gem had the
ri.ht ramc. Tor it abounlcl with
True wit which Ikea brilliant gem.
Dug from Gulrnui, mine,
That beasts two din ret powers in one,
10 cut as well a. shine
Mis- Mamie Williams deserves great
credit for the manner in which the paper
was edited and read The MEETINGS will
commerce again next October, at Mrs
Walkers
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

Hon 5 E Hill, our Senator from this
district, came home on a short visit last
Saturday, and returned yesterday lie
is making good record n Senator.
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Mr.. John II. Magann, of Forisville
comes To the front this week. as an aspi-
rant for the office OF Constable in his dis
'rict Mr.. Megann is well known
through the district aud possesses quali-
fications sufficient 70 fill The Office.
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EST3 =.

Taken up Is e.,rays hv ! v Saudc,er.
living on the lla,.l"rd and Livcrmur,
road miles from Hartford, OHIO county.
Kentucky, one white steer ahOnt ; years
old, marked with swallow fork ia each
ear and uniethit in the hight car; no
other marks or brands Valued at
twelve dollars (>l2) 10y j 5 Bcnue,,
Also one rel hcilcr, unmarked, with
some white on her belly back, face and
Jaws, some , yea's Old neN spring APP,
praised ri seven dollars $50 hv j )
Bennett. This llth dav OF Feb us
\ L Bennett, j. p q. G..
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FOR RENT.

4 good store huusc. GOx20 feet. two
stories high, with side warcroom Cox 10
tcet. Tor rent \ good business stand.
same house We nov occupy Ernt low
For terms, call or ur address ~ once
poRTFR x E-KEIpGE.
CaueyvIIic, Ky.
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J oars. respectfully,
WILLIAM MI BOHEMIAN

Sulphur Springs, Ky. March &. ISIS
We are authorized IL announce TfAR
Rl>ON AUSTIN at Beaver Dam, as a
c,ndId,rr Tor the office Of .s,i.rr ct o. o
county, subject tna Dyno-r ,tic Priara y
Election or touvci tIur, -h"u.d one O..
held Election, Au-u-t i>7S
We are authorized q" auunuur, VI.
II A. PATTON. at the y" Creek neicL,
hoIhool, a. a candiintr trr the Office a.
JaI'er "i Ohio county. -ui.Irri 90 the ne
u"n "l the proPe az tie i'i.s on the
first Monday Ia August. u.s..
We are authorized 81 announce JOS
!. HARDER, of F"r,l>y''I. ~ ,audi-
date for Taller Of Orin c..u ~. subject tu
the action Of The Democratic party
Election, August 1873
We are authorized to announce WAR
REN l.. MADDOX "a cand Iaie for
the office OF JaIIcr OF Ohio county.
Election, August ISIS.
We are authorized 20 announce
ERASMUS l.. SULLENGER ~ y can
did1ie Tor the Office OF Jaiier Of Ohio
county. Subject to a Democratic Pri-
mary election or Convention which ever
may be determined upon b, the Demo-
cratic party. Election, August >, 1878
We are authorized to announce JOHN
MIDklFF A. candidate tor the Office
81 .Iailer # Ohio county. subject 10 n
Democratic primary eicc'ion or conven-
rlon, whichever NAV be determined upon
bv the Democratic parry Election, Au-
gust jrh ISIS.
Weare authorized to announce DAVID
W ESrERFlELD, ct No Greek a. a can
'li'late for the office ot Jailcr Of Ohio
county -Suhjcct To the action of the
Democratic party, Election, August
9TH, lS1S
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

What glorious achievements are possI-
bic To ~ II We only POSSES good nealth
with It's usra! accompaniment l cheerful
mind, Therefore NJ means should he
neglected To preserve it, y Eor, aud restore
it when impaired Bear ia mind that
Cou-sru,' pound Honey OF Tar,
which relieves WEooping Cough, Sore
Throat lloarsencsS, etc l. also an inial
libe cure Tor Consumption That dread
tn disease WI ich couS'gns 81 many gifted
men aud women to an early grave can
he cured hy Cous~ens' Compound Honey
of Tar. Price 80 cents bottle. For
sale l,v J. W Ford Hartford, Ky.
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In NchsOgiaisa.

Died, near llayue-villc. OHIO county.
Kentucky, of parai, sis, Jesse l. BIarE
aged IS wears and one day. lie was born
in OHIO county. Zebra ,ry - 1910. aud
died February :, 1875. In tho wear
1888 he married Mis- Eliza VI CraI.
Of Muhlcuhers county She died ucto-
her 1888 In the year lS5I Ee jpInei
the Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN church, at
Ehenezrr, Oh'o county, aud Was street
aud good memher until his death lis
second wife was N - Caroline VI llutch~
,ngs They were married December j.,
1850 The day he died he appeared as
we'll a. usual, and was out on the farm
hauling rails when he was stricken with
Iaraly isis. and lived bat few hours alter
ne was taken To the house His remains
were Inferred Feb - IN the graveyard
on the arm known as the David Willis
farm in the presence ot Il large number
of friends and relatives. The iunrral
sermon will Toe preached 10y the Rev a
F DadiSman, AT Ehenezer church the
third SUNDAY in June, iS1S.
Sweet is the scene when Christians die.
When Holy souls retire to rest,
How mildly beams the clusIn. eve
How gently heaves the expiring breast
FoRBES
Greensboro Examiner please copy.
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FROM JUDGE BIN. T.. CISSEf4E.
To DR.. Won NoschzisiGer.

EVANSVILLE lND., February I, 1873.
DR. Won Noschziskcr:
DEAR SIR make thiS statement Tor
tue benefit ct those afflicted with sore
'"r''' ant that terrible disease r''arrh
IN October last was attacked with
c''arrh, accompanied with great sores
ness OF my throat, pains N my head
'"' '''a'r''a''c ana annoy IN. NOISES IN
ny "''','. WI" "'"'r ''''''''- "''"''l'''
','- '','' '''''''' '''''N' P"' NY
80 '"'' ''''''''''"' one wee" ago
''>' ''"''N' am nav" visited N'H h'r
'''n'@ NV Throat L. almost entirely re-
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Marriage Licenses.

James +. Lyons and Mary + Lloyd
Christopher Columbus Chinn To Mar
sarct G. Warden
W. L. Rowe ard Mary Shaver.
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DO You Want to he SUEDE

II not, and YOU are indebted to Mem
del 4 Kahn, of Cromwell, You had bet
ter call on | Mculcl and settle up at
once, or yen certainly, will be sued as
the firm has been dissolved and the bust
ucssmvs. be closed vinj.tf.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06
General Local News
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 6, 1873
OR AGENTS.

J. 7. NEAL,
CANKYvILLE,, GRAYsoS co., Ky.
Mt. JUAN ~. NiLLIAMs, Agent Wilson
Sewing Machiug,
Ma. :. J.. IULkEBS0N, Drpuiy Sh,rii
MR. L. a. COOPER, Deputy sLerih, Ma. :
4. TAYLOR, D'Puty sheriff, aud Ma. q. W.
BuNGEk, Drpup sherid, are al authorized
10 received ssb-cr bers Co tue iiERALD.
g. NJ. ROWE, CeGIeuown, Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

The History OF Ohio county viii appear
as usual alter next week uutil further no.
tice.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

One OF the costhest houses in our
town is now uIoccuried. We mean our
county jail. J. 5. Moore was bailed Qua
last Monday, which leit the prison Va
can't
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rl9.H

Evansville Courier: Mr. Il II Glover.
late of The firm OF Eridweil 4 Glover,
druggists. left ON the Arkansas Belle, last
evening. with his family, Tor Cairo. and
from theuce viii! 90 TO Texas. where he
PROPOSES 20 locate Ar Cover was ac-
compauied 10y Mr. james Grunly and
Mrs Shacke!iord. of Kentucky, near
Island Station. The former will locate
in Texas, aud Mrs Shacke.;o?l makes
the trip for her health
Mr.. Glover formerly lived in Calho"n,
Kentucky, is brother>id>law of Mr. W.
{. King, of the Hartford House, aud has
macy friends and relatives in this part
of the world
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

DR.. J. B. Wells. formerly a citizen OF
this town, but now "A resident OF Eliza
JeIhtown, is spending iew days here.
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For Jai7er.

Fellow Citizens e Ohio County:
am candidate Tor the Office of Taller
Of ONO county, and having no other
claims upon Ven than those or citizen.
] hall irci p'o'ouudl, rr.t-fui q" Won Tor
N0ur s"iira-r; aai ~ the event Il NV
rltc'IOn ] pruu,I-r ,"u that -Elll ~.
every effort 10 make va groul: Sn,!
etiicisut officer
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EnrmPr. OF Ohio l'OuniY

will buy your tobacco, il YOU will
sell il to me at figures that can afford
to pay. ] will buy on these terms a large
amount of tobacco Respectfully,
JAMES A. THOMAS.
Hartford, XIV.
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. = - .
Ell,

For q Club for either the Eureka Shirt or
Dress Chart / will send . Chart isee On receipt
OF > -cris toply TO- mounting and postage
Mas. A. J. MARROW,
I'D annapolis. Ind.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

The Bill, Society # Ohio couu.y will
have a meeting a, the u Z Chu eli
South, Sunday night. AT are invited t.
attend.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

Mr.. Fewell Murphy, al Old citizen OF
the county, living a lew miles east Of
Hartford, died Of Pneumonia last Nom
day night
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

Williams Brothers is the place to buy
cheap sugar and coffee.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

FoR SALE-A good work horse APP
ply 10 David Morton. Hartford Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

Go to V. p. Addinston's TO get you a
pair OF nice jeans pants Tor 8; %.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

\ trial package OF DR. A e. Simmons
Vegetable Liver Medicine can be had
free of charge at ". II. Murrell's Drug
Store, Beaver Dam, XIV. vl-n7ti
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06
q ANNOUNCEMENT.
For County Court Clerk

SAM. X. COX j. a candidate for re-
election To the oilice Of County CouIt
Clerk Election, August ). 1878.
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Personal Property tor sale. and Real
Estate for sale or Rent.

offer for sale my farm in Pinchico
containing 80 acres 90 acres in cultiva>
ton. good dwelling house, barn, stable
crib. and other out houses Young
orchard Of about 100 apple and peach
trees. each, hearing iruit Terms reasons
able Ii not sold " the lst OF April,
will rent IT, | will also sell three horses
and one mule, and my hou 'chold ami
kitchen furniture, and one wa son, which
il not sold privately before. will sell at
public auction on the LIST day of April
1873. I j Cox,
Cromwell, Ky.
p. S.-I will also sell or rent nv house
aui lot (of ciAht acres Of lanl) at Ro>ine
ANY one wishing to purchase or rent tins
will call On L T Cox, Rosne, Nv
j T. C.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

Just ehed, a new lot of spring and
summer prints Of beautiful styles and
qualities, at E SMAILs.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06
Negro Killed.

Negro Killed.
Frank jackson. of color, shot and
killed another colored man on Green
river, near Paradise, on Monday last
We did not learn the cause of the dill.
Guilty. Walker Il Hubbard went to>day
to attend the examining trial for the De,
Tense.
The usual chapter of History Of Ohio
county will not appcar next week, hut our
readers will not Tee at all discounted n
We will then give them in lieu thereof a
charming story hy Quits, entitled An
Autumn day Recalled" Those Of our
readers Who have read "Quirs" writings,
viii look ia7 a treat and all not Toe dis
appointed We vii also publish next
week Books hy the same author.
On the l1th ct January, the vie of
! David Lake prc-rntca him with twins
both girls We con.rn nate him upon
| his good fortune, and hope the blessings
Of good luck may Wit him often IN his
old age.
/ Two new pupils were enrolled Mon
I lav morning in Prot llayvari'S school
. Mis- Jch Sriunrtt q: llavne-villc. Nv
aud MIS- Lizzie Johnson. OF Davies
r,uutN h,th nf Whom, mr.. 4rnau.pf- T..
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Call AT 4. WAYNE Grihin's Drug Store.
Hartford Ky, and get Il t-i1i package Of
DR.. y. g simmons Liver Medicine Il,
costs you nothing and may save yonr
lite. vln7lf
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w., o.. =, -,
Fit uar,,, i
Wbv ! Il ,b,t Kor,r.l,,. o,;no,.,r
are so much neglected, Whv !, il
that cap;,ali>t who or,r,,c in tbj.
line of hu.incss scarcely ,ver G,J ,,oir
WAY IN Ecntuckv9 /, i woII Lroy,
that r,rt. or this State ,re axceo,I;,.,-
ly rich in different kind. of mineral
for instance the Turkey Lick iron oro
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o., - a.s-c CLOSE c .i.rurrt o. "'""
Louisville aul ,r-iIa. Trains Daily except
sunday
4. sNaTEr"N.
Geu.rai N1rar.r. Edyai'fh,"rn.
N. Doom. Ar,r' VtavtI 1sr.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

The farmers will do well to examine
Williams Brothers plows. as they are
making large quantity Of them, and
have the best >tockcr in the coGuty, (Mr
Tracy,) TO do their stocking; they also
have some Two horse wagons on hand
and are prepared to 10 all kinds OF new
work and make repairs on short notice
price low iHr cash. n1-lm
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

The Mite viii meeG Friday night a
Mrs. A. T. iIudsons.
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For Rent.

The house in Hartford. rrcentIv occu-
pied 10y F b Wise, brlonsru. To- Ms j
A. Harrison. Fo- terms &c. apply to
Il J>O i. BARRErr
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

TIE Temperance Advance, .i!tci 10y
Rev. T = Richrv. rruccrou, ~. : ,iil.
increasing very rapidly in circulation
II ROW has circulation OF 100, and
has been issued hu; thirteen times
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

Our readers vii cujoy the letter OF our
Kin kiaug >pondent. in this issue.
just on going to press We have received
another very interesting communication
from The same source, which vii app, ar
next Meck
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For Assessor

| am candidate for the Office OF
Accommodation Agust 9Th, 1873.
| am not able to labor much on the
farm and il elected, will I'll the office
to the best of my ability, and will be
very thankful to all that NAV feel dis.
posed 10 give me their free and hearty
support. am in favor of the the re-
peal of the Resumption Act.
Respectfully, WM PARK, Sr.
We are authorized To announce Mr.
PALESTINE CHAPMAN. OF Rnford
district, a. a candidate Tor the office of
Assessor of Ohio comfy, Election, Au-
gust, 1878
We are authorized to announce ARM
lSTEAD JONES ~ "a candidate for the
office OF Assessor. subject to COuven-
ton OF the Democratic partv. shall one
tie deemed necessary. Election, August,
1873.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
2. FOSTER. Of Beaver Dam. ~ a card;-
date for the office of Assessor OF Ohio
county. Election, Angus. ), lS7S
We are authorized 10 announce JOHN
W. MOSELEN, Of Ellis precinct, a. a
candidate for Assessor OF Ohio county.
subject to a Democratic primary Election
or Convention if one should be held.
Election, August 1873
We are authorizeI 10 announce
GEORGE L. BANNON. OF CrAmwe!i
district, As candidate for the office OF
Assessor Election, August ), 1873.
We are authorized To announced John
VI. LEACH. ~ candidate tor he Office of
Assessor OF ohio county. suijrct 10 the
action OF the Democratic parry Election,
August 9Th. 1873.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

Irish p,'a.ocs good quality tor eating
purpose. az o. cents PER hu-hel, n vii
hams Bros
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nEETi business you can engage IN. a. To-
MN stn per d'v nude by any worker II
u llD I either SEA. right in their own local. =
tues. Parii ulars aud samples worth 81 fr. e
Improve your SPARE time at this LuSiucs.
Address SrrN,oN & Co., Portland, Maine.
ying-ly
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4 tr.1i package ct DR. \. q Simmons
Liver Medicine costs Won morning. and
may save your life Ask for one at !.
W FcrdS Drug Store. Hartford, Ky. 1 at
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

Headquarters for garden seed VII
liams Bros
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QrEEY: "Why viii men smoke COM
mon tobacco. when they can bay Mar.
burg Bros 'Ntai # NortL Clroi,na.' al the
same price vinly
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

4 let of lrlterS rrmaiuin: IA the post.
Office in llm.iori, Ky, March ihe let,
lS7S. which it rot taken out 10y the LIT
ia, of April via be sent to the Dead
-. .,.,. N-l;,..,,,, n o.
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OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.
OLD.

Pecpls are getting acquainted-and those who
are not ought 20 be-wth the wonderful merits of
hat great American Remedy. the
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

u can make money fts'rr 1T work rIr ~ than
4 at any thing else. 'npitu not required;
B We will start you: So per day az home
= IN De by TIE industrious. Men. women.
boys and girl> wanted everSwhrre to ,rork
for Us. Now is the time. Cost, outfit anI
terms free. Address TEue 4 Co, Augusta.
Maine vin9-ly
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

q c Welding esq Of thus place, will
l,ciurc and Offer the Murphy pledge At
Cr,ai,o, on Friday aisht. March 22d,
ISIS Al are invited 20 attend
Mr. Palestine Chapman, OF the vicini
tv, known a. EIrt,ct', district, (iu'
which Is row embraced ia the nuford
Magistcrial district, is DESTROYS of as
sessins orr property Tor the next four
years. II a majority of lhe people are
willing Mr. Chapman Is REGARDED by
all who know him. ~ an honest, indus,
trious citizen This i, the first time he
ha, ever aspired TO any official position.
ana he doe, -. nov, after being solicited
hv many friends
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

Ii you want cool pillow, warrenled,
20 10 Williams Bros
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The latest curiosity IN our office is a
real Chinese photograph Of Chinese
lazy, s,ut IL 10y Rev. W. &. Benton,
Missionary, at Kia kiaur, China. oar
friends can see it Ly callin. on the editor,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

Mr. L W. Brumd-!d. of this county.
poor unfortunate crippled Young man.
seems determined To- ar, 10 hoe his own
roN, ro,Nith,ttuiru. the disadvantages
hc ahor- under lie i, now engaged
teaching cy.o. at Smithland, Livingston
county, ~
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

On the l1th ct Jaruary, the vie of
David Lake prc-rn,ci him with twins
both girls We con.rn giatc him upon
his good t,rluu'. and hope the blessings
Of good luck may Wit him often IN lis
old age.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06
4 GcutIc Mint.

In our ,tyl. d. climate. with is -uIlrp
cbo,,c. If ,.o,r,r,,nra -r,ir vi,l,rl
Sunshine often in,erufn.l.d in 4 s;rrrc
"'t 49," - %" """''' '"'' "''' '"''''h'
'r''""' at" T'.'''''7 are >" frequently
''N'h rom Us 10y "'H'''''' ''''7. nan
the "'a''' resulting ''Fe''N rom t"''
''"''. \ ''''''. 90 D"''"'' "''"'"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

", notice ou- 'sirni Alex Baird.
IT,, aui"S li- tai3-omc figure after a
i.roH:a",,d concentration with she aHila,-
,a,!ur OF the Kin. ol Trrlors
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

S"r-LUm at 80 ceurs per -si ,n. al
Williams BIOS
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

Frank Jackson. of color, shot and
killed another colorrd man on Green
river, near Paradise. on Monday last
We did not learn the cause of the diff.
Guilty. Walker d Hubbard went to>day
to attend the examining trial for the de-
Tense
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

While in Owcu-horo last week we
called at the grocery house OF Cruise n
raylor. lu, dsI not enjoy the visit as
they were too hu-..y engaged TO say more
rhan "how are you2' We never saw
such rash OF business anywhere They
are popular merchants aud sell AT popu-
'ar prices. See their advertisement.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06

OSensboro Examiner please copy.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-06
Wilson's Wits I.c.tcr.

judge Third District Kentucky
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
For the Republican,
ROW0yinsun.

MEssRs. EDIroRs:-Dur,ng the past
Summer the open fields near the
"Dutcher House." and the residence
Of Mr.. Miller have been the rendezvous
Of loafprs who have been the cause Of
mach damage to the fences and gar.
d.ss. OF late a larg. number of young
lads have been playing foot ball, and
made point Of kicking their ball over
the fences purposely because they were
warned not to do 20. On Saturday
they were not satisfied with the damage
done and commenced to throw stones at
the "Dutcher House" endangering the
lives Of several little children who were
playing in the yard and upon being
demonstrated with drew pistols and
threatened to shoot. Our last years
Mayor upon complaint being made in
regard to this matter promised to break
it up hut failed to do so, and people
living in that vicinity will be- very
grateful II Mayor Almond will see that
people are protected from such rabble,
especially little children who dare moi
go out Of their yards for fear OF being
stoned. JUSTICE.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
A us,swsrss. i. o. Ls~is.
From the H. Louis Journal

| FROM the H. L0uh journal s1
No ons man has contributed more TO-
wards the grand triumph which ~ 70
crown the Republican party IN the First
district next week than Hon. B. Is.
Cahoon. II. WAS the president Of ths
con nvention which nominated Henry
Zisgen helm, and the perfect harmony
and concord which prevailed upon that
occasion we're due In great measure to
Mr.. Cahoon's tact and discretion. Since
that convention Mr.. Cahoon has been
contin ually in the canvass organizing
the Republican party and leading into
it's ranks large numbers who never
before had embraced the true fai' I.
His convincing logic and brilliant
eloqurncs have been heard all over the
district. liz has devoted time and tai
rnts " the cause, and all the reward
he has sought or expects ia the com
plet- succ-ss NJ Repuhica nisrn. He Ia
10 place-srrk.r; simply an energetic,
honorable and gifted man, whom 1t will.
at no very distant day, be Missouri's
pleasure and pride u honor, as he de-
serves. "Nt
The Hon. b. B. Cahoon referred to is
the son OF our respected friend William
IN. Cahoop of Dover, Del He was al
ardent Republican while In Delaware
and We are glad to see that his politics
whi,h were founded upon conscientious
principles have undergone no change