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Arizona silver belt., 1878-06-27

The Sentinel announces the arriv- al at Yuma, for L. J. Webster of this place, on the 8th, of 27 mdse., { packages, we presume). On the 1lth for Vosburgh $ Kline 68 gro ceres, 2 oil; on the 18th for Dr. Vail IT drugs.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-06-27

They have in Hart county, Ken lucky, | man by the name of Willl- am Bowman, who was thrown away in the Apalache mountains, North Carolina, when an infant and was found by an old bear and adopted as a cub. At the age of about ten years he was captured, tied hand and foot, and then his captors found that he could not talk, nor could he be per. suaded to take any food but milk, which he sucked from bottle, show ing that he had lived solely by the nursing of the bear. Bowman is now a farmer near Omega, and any one doubting the truth of this state ment can have 1t verified by seeing him.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-06-27
An Important Land Office Rul-
 ing.

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 15, '7S.
 Referring to your letter of the 21st ult., l have to stare that a mining claim must be located in accordance with the local laws and Congression- al enactments, and the amount of ex- penditure required by local laws must be actually made upon the claim to entitle the party claiming the same to hold 1t. The Congressional enact ment requires that not less than the amount therein specified must be placed upon the claim annually. It is only where parties comply with the local laws and the Congressional enactments that they can legally claim mining land.
 Very respectfully your ob't serv't ,
 J. 4. Williamson. Commissioner.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-06-27

The war in the Island of Cuba Is finished. The instruction is entire y at an end. Vicente Garcla will leave the Island for St. Thomas. All insurgents in the Eastern depart ment have laid down their arms. General Martinez Campos is expect ed at Havana m . few days, when peace will be officially proclaimed.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-06-27

The Southern Pacific Railroad Company continue to put up build ings here; a dwelling house and store room has just been completed near the depot, and a fine car-repair shop is nearly finished close by the round house. e.-Yuma Sentinel.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-06-27

Dr. J. B. Lawrence, Treasurer of Mohaye county, is published as a ee- faulter. He has surrendered proper ty valued at $2, ,589. .67, but is still in arrears S2, 2,589.77. His bondsmen are looked to to fork over the latter sum.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-06-27

A late San Francisco paper says: ''The bark B F. Watson arrived at this port yesterday with a cargo of between 600sad TOO Chinamen. The Oceanic, which arrived from Hong kong on Wednesday evening, brought o3o Chinese passengers.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-06-27
A FUNNY DISCOVERY.

An Englisman made the new sil- yer dollar, and some observing per son with a good deal of tune on his hands. says of that curious coin: By turning the coin top side down, and covering the base of the neck with the 6ngers, and allowing the chm md lips to show, 1t makes a complete old English king, crown and ali The Jewish nose IS to be n0tie- ed plainly. Also. the hair at the back of the neck forms a lions head if held under the fingers in same po- sition." As England is the mother country. the coin is thus a happy hit. There are those, however suggests the Louisville Courier Journal, who will look upon 1t as a bad omen.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-06-27
The PorL PhIIip and CoIonial G0ld

The Port Philip and Colonial told II. Co.,, crushed, during the month of January, 4,581 tons of ore and treated 30 tons of iron pyrites, which produced 1646 Ozs. 13 dwts, 12 grs. of gold value of production. a, III 2s, Tod; profit, e792 los. 3d., yielding therefore a net pront of only about one dollar per ton. This IS in Australia a aourlshing mine, while our mine owners would consider 1t a very poor investment. However, the Australians go on the principal that half a loaf is better than none, and # our Arizona miners would once come to the same way of thinking, there would be hundreds of mines ep- enel that are now lying idle.-Ar- zona Star.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-06-27

Special inducements te Cash BrY. CTS Glye ps q oall before pUrchas- ing elsewhere, etf
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10

FRANKFORT. March 20. 1873.
IOwrushuro NJ sscnsc

notice in the Messenger Of the p
ultimn. vour Curd>vllle COZ respondent
has. with great justice and propriery,
taken occasion Ia tender the thank ct
the citizens of the Green River coun-
try To Hon. NJ. hcrrett, of ilrndcr-
son county, and Representatives rharp
and Craycroir, aud Senator Griffith,
of Daviess, for their active support OF
the bill To reduce freight aud toll ON
Green river, which bill passed the
Lower House some ten or fifteen days
ago. lie could, with equal propricly
and Justice, have added to the lit
the names ct Representatives Mcador,
of Ohio, Jones, of MuhlenherE,
Towrv, of Webster, and Wilson, of
Hop. ms also, liill~m m, OF Mclean,
and Senator Hill, of Oaio. These
gentlemen have been willing and ac-
live in their support of any and all
measures which have come before the
iiou,e Tor the relief OF the cilizens Of
the Grcrn River CoIulry, not only
bv their votes, but they have made
earnest appeals to the Legislature To
grant tie rclici asked AT their hands.
Tne Rrpr's NATIVE FIR m Mclean in
troducrd a hill To amend the charter
If the G.ccn and Barren River Nrvi-
cation Co., 80 ~ Ia prohibit them
from charging toll or lockage on RATS
of timber ar lumber. illt-boats or
har-c>, that shall pass do II Green
river during high water, when they
can pa-> over the dam. rHi- i an
important bill, and has passed bo;h
house, and been si.ucd bv the Cow
ernor, and l. now Il Law in full force,
hut the people do not know ii.
The Representatives of all the lower
/ counties GA Green river have fought
vairnrly for the interests of thrr
cDr-liturnts, and desire above ali
/ thing to have the Green aud Barren
river improvements placed hack into
/ the hands of the State. and notwlth-
, standing the very favorable report
made Inv the committee in favor OF the
/ Company, | am satisfied the Lcgj>la-
turc would have repealed the charter
of the Company but for the belief
: with many of the member, tina, they
had not the right to do 80. Thu
matter will vet b. LEGALLY investigated
before a high tribunal. but | fear NOT
III time for the present session. X.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10
, SPLENDID END4xsAMENT.
The Appellate Race.
Mryd'ld N'itioI

lMryd'ld N,rt'orl
The race for Appellate Juig"~Eip
has, We hclieve, been the center ot IN
tcrcs, and the prevailing topic at CON
vcrSaiion in this community tor the
past two ar three weeks " it'll the
exception of Judge Williams. the rs
p.ranrs for that position have all been
here in person and actively engaged
IN the canvass of the county tor the
greater part of the past two weeks.
Oar Jeople have heard and seen each
of the aSpiranrs The qualitic riion-.
and personal merits aud dement's Of
each have been thoroughly discussed,
and hardly anv citizen can complain
nj ihi, late hour of any Lack at data
or information ON which Ia la>c a
choice. The convention assemblies
on next Ionlly. ami the question, a.
Ia Grave county, must jHvn I've de
cidcd Tie Court G. Appeals l.. m
our opinion. the most important de
plrimcui in oar State ynvcrI,mruI.
Chmiile Ia it, care and guardianship
are all those sacred rights that cur
fathers wrcnched from The reluctant
tyranny Of age: aud when a cilzcn
j. called upon Ia cL>, a vote tor a MEM
her of that high court he ,huuid cont
slider well H. character and the cH'r-
ac,er and qualifications OF the men
who are offering for il. As tar Is Ne
are concerned, We have ~ ron-idrrcd.
and made OR chulce accordingly; and.
1 with all due dvirr,ucr to the qutiili-
cations and merits oi The utrcr "a
ilrmen who are also candidates. Ne
f must saw that in our apIuiuu the Hon.
W. y SNrcncv l. the most rlI-Ihle
man for that position nuW before the
/ people lie is a gentleman OF great
experience, close >lu lent OF h,ih
! men and books. AMI a profound think
er. of accurate training lie comes
i 10 IL with toe unanimous eninrS Iutn'
of both the bench and hT of III di--
trict, after Il sprcc->.u! PRACTICE oi
his profession for nearly thiity wears.
Iii- habits are correct AMI uurN.
cepliuuahle Ia every respect. aud Ia
social qualities are of II rem trk thl Y ii.
periur character. Iii, address nj
bearing are those of u gcnilrm IN of the
fir, water, and in hi quiet, scholarly
and thoughtful conversation, one i
very often reminded of those learned
and dignifed judges who, in other and
better dtvs. made the kcnlUckv Court
OF Appeals the leading tribunal a! IA.
land. While We do not believe thar
the country would he the loser by IN,
election of any one Of the candidate
for the Appellate Judgr>hip, Wc b
lieve that the ends Of Justice, leanin.
AMI law would be- much hr;trr me-
and observed hv the selection at ]udG'
Sweeney than bv thar ot ci'hrr u. Dr
opponents. and We sincerely IA ip' rnn
the people OF Graves coaniy Will IL
themselves the honor and credit q
naming him on next Mond " rs Ihei
choice for the position to which he Il
spires.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10
4 Grcni ilisioricnI MOrk.

The National Publishing COMPANY OF
Philadelphia have sent u advance sheets
at the Pictorial History Of the World.
embracing lull and authentic accounts OF
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ia Midi Ages the tru-aies. toe Ecu
dal :, stem the Reformation, the diScov-
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etc etc. hv James u M"Cfhe. we'll
kuoS historical writer. This II one OF
the most valuable works ever issued 10y
an American publisher. and 1t 10 IN all
respects the most complete history of the
world ever published The author does
not content himself with mere dry
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nj m1uhcr Of the various nations at
which he treats, IN lite-lIke culors. and
points out the causes which lcd 10 the
prn-prritv and decay Of the great powers
of the world tie shows ~ the famous
warriors, statesmen. poets. cages. AVID
orators OF ancient and modern times, aud
makes them familiar To the reader The
book j. u compete treasury "f history,
I
asked concerning an, historical subject
hut m answer can lee fou"d in this great
work II contains eco large double
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the even. r,cprle ~ thr narrative, ems
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10
I,uropH.

The affairs of Europe are evidently
unrromi,ing. The collision Of Rus
sia and England can hardly he avcrlcd.
The great preparation of each, with
the vast differences that lay in the way
uf 4 peaceful GyIecmcnt. with the
fading assemblagc of reac" confer
encc. Is just precipiiliinG the Lion and
the Bear into n deadly embrace.
Neither seems willing 10 rcrede and
there they sand with fierce grows and
vnashing ,rr'h in terrible defiance -
England looking for an ally in Austria,
Russia holding Turkey in neutrality or
stealthy help
Thi. condition cannni las. long. the
clash of arms mus; come so1n-sus-
pense is uncomfortable 10 Russia 10 APP
pro,aiate what she has gained in her
victory ov,r Turkey. England can
not aforl to keep up her armament,
nor will she be permitted To bold her
aggressive attitude L. the drir;mcnt of
other nations. To strike or withdraw l.
a forced result. and in keeping will,
her pride 10 maintain her war reuovn
Cd dignity. Sc viii take her chance
with the hug of the Bear. la hi.
condition Ct aflir>, the United State.
must reap the advantages and Use Thu
sad yet advantageous contingency t,
dispose of the large surplu. Of gram
she produces. lrrah' England i,
purchasing horses largely in our West
ern States
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10
An Aged Veteran.
lNaiisonNiii- lines

IIoPEINs Co, Ky. Marcel 81. 1873.
To-day it has been lol Wears. 3
months aud p DAYS since the great
Declaration of Independence WIS
made, aud NV father. Louis R'hert-
son. was living and can remember the
uniform worn bv the Revolutionary
soldiers. lie il l03 years old--i> sill
living. and il A. sprichtly as any old
man in the In On. of his age.
Respectfully, JAMES ROBERTSON.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10

T"r pemorrst.c Executive Committee
ct ONO couulv, met t. the County Court
Cl,rN's office, Is-t Monday. the Commits
tee III BON. prrscrr. Jnlsr f L Nor
ran. Capt :. X Cox al Th"s i ~mith
being candid .tes inr office. resigned their
position in ihr Committee whrreupon
their place. we're filled hy \ l. Morton
! W Fond and i T. Fosle Hon +
u Walker Sns elected Chairman, anl j
T. Focl". Secretary The Conmutee
adinurn-d Ia meet in the snme place, NJ
; O'Clock p ", mex, SATURDAY.. nj which
slime. they viii SCI the timr aud manner
irr nom'n ting candidates TOR county of
tirrr>. also the time tor holding con,cn
ri"n {" elect delegates to the Appellate
convention
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10

We observe with pleasure one Of the
good effects of the great Murphy, on
temperance, movement in our county.
Court days bring a multitude of peo-
fle together in Hartford; social drink
ing is greatly depleted. drunkennes.
seldom seen in the streets. and nsny
nen who used TO tip the glass wear
ihe blue ribbon. What a change tor
the better Is this, when men clad in
their right minds attend TO business
and 60 home sane. Courts are not
annoyed, families are made happy.
communities improved, money saved,
health preserved, and character MAIN
tanned. Tie best security against
crime i sobriety. and patriotism su>-
tains the measures that favor this re-
sllt.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10
For Congress.

Hon. A. I. Craycrofi, of Davies,
county. comes to the front this week
As an aspirant for Congressional honors
tie IS n staunch, true Democrat, q
sound and ablethinker. good lawyer;
has served his people in some place,
1T importance, aud is one ofihoir pre-
ent representatives in the Legislature.
lie has been one of the ablest and
soundost legislators at Frankfort Thu
winter. TIE interest of the Second
Congressional ID .,tric; would be safe ia
llis Lands.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10
Changed Hts Mind.

In the town OF c., in re'-h-
BORN. county. Mr. l.. II. AID J. NJ, two
"a, aud festive dummies. were seated
ia thc tar room at T. whrn l., a
biE siX-t, 'trr came III aud sali. Zen
uviuru ,et : have some h-,r VI saNs
no rhank YOU, | dnn't nrrnk IL a
NurpHN The hIE ,tX~'outcT r'achci
at .Gui tni dr-W u.t n siN>-'.uutrr aud
aid II "n tie counter aud AGAIN SAID
G,uIlemru let = dunk some beer j.
VI Jumped up like he tad been sittIns
n "A uunhle bees mes, ahi rushed To the
counter. saNIng, Ga Nva. Lerf urd Won
-ay. Wy VS. IKE hrer, in tact, wa
nrnu ht uP on beer, ant frequently take
"a kr- bc ore breakfast oi - cool, c."uiy
murniu.'
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10

We can eclipse all creation in the
~av of a natural curiosity. We have
4 veIirahle singing mouse, n morking-
bird, minus the t,sIhcrS, which imi-
ares chickens, bird, young puppies.
DC. The wonderful mouse is the
property of Mr.. L. NJ. Vanar>,lale
II has been seen and heard by many
Of his neighhor>. \ free concert l.,
given every evening. Utica CprreS-
ponden-e ONensb,ro Messenger.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10

TIe Owrn-hpro aud Mas vile rail
road will probably be completed ,oon.
IN act of the Legislature recently
passed, authorizes the city of Oven
horo to subscribe 70: $4,000 stock
provided the assent of Il majority OF
the voters is obtained. Ii will no
doubt soon be submitted to a vote.
and vii almost certainly carry Tni-,
with the other hrl p assured, will pur
the road through to tine l.. and Mr.. K.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10
Many are Called. but Fe5 are
Chosen.

IUrilg the setting of the Criminal
court, the who'e cf last week, the at.
tendance has been auusUall, large bv
The ci.iZens fam every portion of the
county. aud the numerous candidate
have had a fine opportunity of shaking
hands wirh their oil friends and make
ing new ones. How they are pro-
crossing may he judged by their smile
ing faces, which seem to Indicate each
will certainly be elected. and why no: ?
They are the clevercst set of men YOU
will fluid in old Kentucky, and it would
be very unkH.d to disaPPoin; so many
good clever fellows. II we had our
WY, we would continue 10 make bust.
ness sufficient TO justify the county in
creating offices for all and CRAFTY the
laudable ambition OF everybody TO be
useful; as it Is, the county can only
cleo; one Of the many TO fill each office,
and, for the public good, the most I'M
portant question each voter will ask,
10 he honest and capable, and thus dis.
charge a duty they owe themselves and
country. Tie successful candidate.
feeling honOred and complimentej.
viii DC stimulated TO faithfulness in OF
hce. while those who have the honor
Of being defeated. will cheer them,
selves with the happy consolation that
they are better prepared 10 encounter
another canvass with more knoGled :,
Of the intricate and delicate ways OF
human nature, its fallibilily, and e.,
pec;ally its short coming..
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10

By all means let the Appellate con-
veniion meet at Henderson. Banks
wants it, and the place is accessible
by Iail and river to all parts Of the
District, and the Henderson people are
50 Cleycr.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10

The Electo al Committee in Com
gress want term ofsiX years for Pos
ident and Subsequent ineiigibiiily.
This i, right. The President has such
an immense lsnonage, lac Is tempted
to Use it TO further his projects tor a
reelection. \ six years term and m
;nellglbiity for a second term is as
good plan To remove that temptation
as We know of.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10

Col. John H. Mcllrnry, of ONerS-
buro, WAS in town last week attending
court. and honorcd Us with a call.
The Colonel has n hot Of friend, ia
this county. MANY of whom would be
clad TO see him h"nored with Il seat
in the Halls OF Congress and it he
would conclude L. announce himself IL
an aspirant for that office, he would
undoubtedly get a large support from
the voters of this, the county of his
nativity.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10

Hon. J. +. Bennett, Representative
from Hancock county, haas hem eN-
onerated OF the charge of overdraWing
mileage nv the correspondent of the
Courier-.Jnanil, who first ma lie the
accusaiion-it appearing upon exam
nation that he never collected cent
mo.e than was right.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10
v &C I! K
ClllIl.S SliAk
FEVER AND AGlE.

lIfbbTn, y. u, 1919.
DIR II. Stsph' Ms
D-r sir, l feel very grateful for what
your v,lu able meiIcIur, Necrtinc, has d'ne
IN nv tstTIly. | sish 10 express my thanks
%, in'um ming YOU q: thu wonderful GU of ny
,nn; al-". 1" .ety"u kuoW tpar Nc.et,uc Is he
nc,t mcdi me / ever aw tor Chhls, Shakes
Fever ant Aguc. Ny srn "a. rick with
measles in 1873. which lrft hun with Hip
j"Int disease. NJ sou sIf red a great iea Of
Pin AL o. the time; the pain was 80 grcar
&c .!'i u"thrr: bat ny. The doe o's did not
h. lp him Il particle, he coul no; l'tt ms fuut
trou the Glor; h could not move withour
r,u'ch.s | read yuur advertisement ia the
''toutsN lie IOu'Irr-Iv ur a - h { Nege;ire
ws.a ga Blood Pa itcr and Boot Food.
trird "Ir botIlc, when WAS gr' ut bene
tit H. KEEP; on with IN mel cine, gradualiv
aiming II has t,k-n Eighteen titles in
4 |. aud Ic il c"mpIe' ~ r. stored To health,
NalkS .h,u clutcn ur cane. liz - tNrnfy
,e'.s ~ age. | have i Younger san, fifteen
va of a e, ~hn i, subject 10 Oh Is. When
Yer he tells one c .nius on, h" comes m.
takes Il du>c OF ' gctinc an 1 that IL the last
~ the Chill Veg tnr aves no bid fleet up
on tn ,NsIrm lee mos of Ia" IN. defines
cc,nrui, n.lod Tor the Chilis. | Oh, eriull,
er''un ncni N,g tine tor such complains.
tnink II Is tie srcate ne lctne ~ IA void.
Respect ully, Mas ). " LLOYD
NEGEuSE.-Whcn til, blot becomes Ifc-
less ma ,tSn1nt, euler fran change of
waiter 81 of 4 mat, want Of exercise. IRE =
.sI.t. Ia - fen ny uther cause, the
Ncge'iu, ri renew the III rod, carry OF ia
uu 90 ,unl =, I.InS' the stJnlci. r" sultto
he 'oAcls. ant impart tone oi v'gor to the
w.ol b,dy.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10

There have been forty-three add
tons 10 the Baptist church in this city,
since Rev. DIR. Coleman accepted the
paSiorate about thicc months ago.
notwiihsiand NJ uo extra meetings
have been held The congregations
aIc large. and constantly increasing
-ONen>horo Messenger.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10

Our beloved Lataverle, unnamed
Wilson, Reprrreiarlve in the Legi>la-
turc. has come To grief He has been
found gully of cl,iming mileage for
900 miles travel between he e and
F,uk;"r,, when All mile, will take Il
re n there. Gu, - he went round bv
the Lake, 1nl Nasua +. s.-M ali
sonyiIie Republican.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10
r. II. Wtggiesw orth.

the manv friend- of Thu gentleman
Sill H.. Ilsd tn learn that he now has
charge of the passenger tr,in on G
hranch from Crcilan to Paducah Mr.
w is VII known 10 IN. ny OF our readers,
having been among IL NJ one of the ems
giueers in the construction of theE &P r.
D
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10
Col Souih y Recollection.

The Democratic members of the
Legislature. held a caucuS on the 81
instant, to nominate a keeper of the
Penitenriary. which resulted in the
nomination Of Col. South, on the first
ballot.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10

J Il. Hewlett, of Princeton. form
erly Commonwealth Attorney. i Il
candidate for Congress in the first
district.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10

The Governor has appointed the
following gentlemen a> members at the
State Board of Health: W. b. Rod
man, Frankfort l.. L. YandrlI, Lou
iSvilIe; james Shackrliurd. MtvSvilr;
Il. c. Thomas. Warren county !:
PIncknev Tn mp-on, llender,oi. cnun-
~, and Il. w. Dunlap. Boyle county.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10
Tor CougreSs.

Near authorized 20 announce JAMES
+. CLAY. at Ileudrrscn - r ranii.in;c
T,r Congress IN thus Ihr Second Cougre--
slorsl District Election in November
ISIS.
We are authorized tn announce A T.
CRAY CROFT ,t 'lwrnSboro Va can
diit'r i.,r Congress in-ihi- the Srcurd
Con 'res-ionai District. Elect on, NoVrm
her ,Nss
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10

J. II. Mills. town marshal of Plovi-
dence. shot Thomas Kennedy, a
drunken rordy and lully, on the 80
of March, and wounded him seriously
If rot MORALLY. Mills was acting in
discharge of duty.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-04-10

The POSTMASTER General has made
new post-office at Lamasco. Lyon
county. KY, and appointed S. j.
Howard, postmaster. The town has
heretofore gone by the name of Park
orsville.