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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

MouENrUL STATIcs-Fcarce is usually sup
posed to head the lis! il regard to suicides snd
we sro told inst il the old days CT the Quarter
is,in the young people the eta;di;mt ana gT'@sstS
,uouit retire TO The garrett when the money fan
ed md the stern parent threw them oE' light
charcoal FIRE IN the middle OF the room ahc SIX
,ire in each Others arms. Last year, however
he tables of mortality show that in Swltz srlsno
three hundred and ninety-sevsn people com n,
mittsd suicide, which is at a rate OF one IN every
d Coz Inhabitants, greater proportion tnan IL
sny ether country in Europe. II the report o,
true concerning tho number OF suicides en- smop y.
the troops in Bulgaria. hGssis WI" pfooa''' "
foremost il tho list next yesr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

POLICE iTEMs--No eases were Repaired b7
the Mayor Or aov c. ::lc magistrates, 1es'er'
day.
Justice Thomps,p bad b>:ayH ;ig:i Ibis moro
ing the two uerrora. Nooei, Tate ao.i Wa.
Green, who's. arrest. la-t week. nn ice charge
of steaiog heller !rcm Dese Naatsca Mills,
has been mentioned 10 tn9 Gs.a,;e: MI Jas
D!xop, the agcrt Of Miss Mary u. L:ggett,
from whom the animal wa sjclan, Wss present
and fully identified il. !':le nsgsees we're i'u2"
guilty and ssotaceed to .;ea;vs th!tg la5he5
esch. which we're laid o.. a the station h.rac'
By ofiecrs Ho1scuan AID Goodrich.
Three cdssEs We're 81 tbs station houa ac
Saturday plight, AID steven !ssi night,
Mar,h, Megers. colorei for ssaau! ling and
biting her dau shter, w*s scnt to Jill by Juailca
l'udgeit in default OF pay nout OF costa
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ER We 'ppe,l urseu,,y 10 those who are
naeoted to this ofi,s to settls their accounts
~ithout fufther d-iaY. a. after the 6lsr Of
Jaouary vs. wi BIO compelled to disooo,iuus
the paper to those who are in arrears, but We
dropped. The subscription rates ou the first
page Of each edition furnish q guids to the
payment to any particular dac; 50 that there
csu be no reason for complaint il some who
may desire it. fail to recsiys the Gazette after
the lst OF January. 1879. as after that date all
papers furnished must DC paid for.
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PRIME NEW CURRANTS.. ... .,.........- &c
PRIME NEW CITRON... . ......... .... 30
VALENCIA RAISINS. ...................s
SEEDLESS do.,.,n..........,........ ...... ...1O
MUSCATEL and LAYER DOM. ......"..l2
LONDON LAYER do............. ..... .........l5
IMPERIAL CABINET do...... ......... ......."i0
QUARTER BOXES LAYER do........."..eo
MIXED NUTS Is, or.........""..7 lbs for 81 CO
NEW FIGS, beet.".. ........."....... 1910
Do, good.
EDAM CHEESE ............. ISL 10
PINEAPPLE do...,,.........."...."... l 10
ENGLISH PICkLES........ ...... ...... ......35c
ITALIAN MACCARONI-... ............."...O
GENUINE FRENCH MUSTARD.......""25
ALBEIT BISCUIT ........ ...... ................25
LEAFLET 3o"," zee. ......-"... ""."".26
GEOLOGICAL DC ....... ......... ............"."25
FRUIT do..".""."......... ....,. ...',ZO
1--WE would cal stanton TO these Cracker,
as being very fne)
EXTRA QUEEN OLIVES. ".."..."...".".5o
OOXE'S GELATINE lSc, or 6 pkgs for~Sl 90
NELSON'S do. 18c, or pkg5 fcr.- 81 %
LARGE CAMS TOMATOES,
TURKEY PRUNES.........,...... . ...... ....."" 8
CREAM CHEEsE..........,......" ....121
GOOD MINCE MEAT ..... .... ...."..l0
FANCY NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES...10
PRlME dO.......-....
FAIR ......'.4U
FANCY DRIPS.......... ..".".Go
| GOLDEN SYRUP ................r,."... ..,".45
CALIFORNIA HONEY IN GLASS.
MAPLE SYRUP AT RETAIL.
FRUIT JEuLlES II FANCY GLAS9E9.
FRUIT BUFFERS: JELLIGS AND PRE-
SERVES. IN BUCKETS AND AT RE.
TAIL. &C., &c. at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

WEATHER PRoIABIITIEs.-Dec r. 23. 1878.
For the Middle Atlantic States and New Fog
land colder followed by warmer westerly winds,
rising haromster. clear or partly cloudy weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
ExTRA LARGE PANTS AT DEALHAN s.

W F6a "a S cox sna nurse i' rs s s@1l
, nromised. address the subscriber W ~ AI'
plaias." Fauquier coauty,n W q TuHNER.
dac2!.3t III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

lac WEAruER.-The waa'heryesteF'a' ,,z
cid and the waking exceedingly dlsssrsea'It;;
porlng the hight the geasher. vas c!SSl 49,
sad, and lee formed to & oo"s,asF"2': =, ~
90 the fats, the cao=l osa ponds !iS "a; ~, ~ ~
:oR uaIategs OF nicn aod boys were M, i"S y"
Tue tEo latter. The decks aeng iae rive! t;o-
we're all covered with THO ice. aau me ih0'oA
aoas poist to epeedy close OF naslss"op'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

STEAMERS LATE.-Thc steamer CITY OF
Wssbippton which should have arrived here al
% early hour Yesterday uoyu.og did lot arrive
lrll! nearly four o'clock ia the evening, haV'us
been detained at Chspico awaiting tbs srEi7%'
Of the steamer Sue iroc Baltimore when 's''s'
steamer was kept back by the storm 10 TOO gay.
The steamer Lady Of the Lake due mere si y a. a,
a. III. Yesterday did not arrive Va'' 'e
O'clock lag; night, hsviug Delayed ntr dsp<f;Gis
'oa Norfolk on account OF tue sSorin oo's' ,.,
be fiser steamers arrived up 90 ,:'ae' 'c
siln rather lighter fteights than Csua'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

TIE CrIlLDgEN's CHRISTMAS SERVICES AT
TIE NJ. h. CnUaCn LAST NIGuT. The servi
c.s were introduced; with ioyfa! sooss aud reel
ta.ioos 10 honor of the birth Of Chris. This
Included the rigging, BY six boys aBd girls, of
christmas bells, which were suspended 10 the
arch over the platform. Then cane the servi.
css which were intended to present and illustrate
four historic events CT sceosa connected with
the birth CT Chris. Isl. The appearance of
she star Of Bethlehem. "a. The announcement
TO the Shepherds On the plaios Ct Judea. 81.
The couios f the Wis, men Of thu East.
4th. Tho Offering OF gifts to- Christ 10
carving CT: this programme the follow
inp wsro among tho most striking features
The r9om .:ag daraoDcd d star was seen to
a.osod to is place p the a.ci, whilo beautiful
law s3ok Silver Might vas sung BY E trio of
voices. Three little iris suug the familiar
soog Hush ing dear lie still apd s;unbar.'
While perfect siteDce prevailed. The song
of,he Three kioss'' WAS hssrain so a3jsia
iog room, sung by three male voices. The
puNbe,iog somewhat ov33 800. march
- they pissed the caanca, hsir gifts
enclosed 10 e;y :ape5. being received BIZ the
pastor, aud par. of them 81 arranged as 70 spell
The word loue In large letters. L; Il 70 BE- par
ticuiari2 mentioned tha: tbs entire programme
was successfully carried out without any &c.
hersaI, aud tras 20 oac nart:clra;!cg sneW
what was TO be dooe. excepting his eva part,
s, that tee sslv:u:s we're q surprise to the
whole aulieDcc. Tie manner 10 wh:ct The
participants acquitted themselves, aod the or
der observed by the ens,c audience Of children
we're excsediocy ocedi.ah!e. The church was
beautifully AID appropriately decorated With
eeergreea iastcocs, mo5ioss, CROSSES. "rea'hea.
stars AID anoho.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
an estate.

sGs" CART LOADS OF MEDICINAL RUBBISH
are swollowad by nyaids, aud their physical
troubles thus kept alive for years, when that
peerless tonic siimu!snt and corrective Hos.
tettar's stomach Bitters would speedily set the
disordered and worn out mechanism Of the sys'
tenn in active and hesthful operation again. 1t
has bae1 demonstrated over and oyor again that
the requirements Of The sick hre answered far
batter by tbs Buffers than by maj GRITTY Of the
miscaliel remedies Of the pbsrmscoros!s The
stomach is strength ned. tic liver regulated, tho
bowels put in proper order the blood enriched
and purified md the nervous System rendered
tranquil and vigorous by this ines!imabls family
medicine and safeguard against disease, which IT,
moreover, q most agreeable and effective eppe.
liz ST, and g cordial peculiarly adapted to the
wants OF thu aged snd iaHrr, dalicsts females
and convalesclng patients 1t il, besides. i'm
rnensely popular IS IN autdota 10 malatla.
For A CHRISTMAS Present, BUY ONE OF
DEhIuAM'S NQBEY SUITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

COUNTY COURT the December tara Of tie
County Court, jsdge Janss Saagster psea!d'
iur, was held 10 day.
Hunter, agent, We. Ctcames Ct al; u,streFs;
con,ioued till Janaars term with order 10: per
emptory tris! at t;lat term.
Cou. rs. Ephriam KeeIy; :oaiic'aus Assault
true bill; plea nat guilty. jury, and cas7 IN PIC
ertss.
Coro. IS. George Gray; assam aa'i BAKERY
true bill.
Parker ". Jo;lassoa; aprsa'; iiagnent.
The Chrs Was ordered 10 peiiect the mar
rage records CT TIC Couny Court itou, 1901 tC
1858 by obIsnioE from the several chnrohts 81
this cY copies OF su3t marriage records ~ nave
jeen kept by them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
RHOUEnS +; GO,

I RRODEES 3 co.
Wholesale Dealers and JobbeTa in
G&UCEAIGS, PROVISIONS, FLOUR,
SALT AND Fish.
A full Inns Of celebrated pure, Old HGisZo7a.
Branoics, Gin. Run, SC, Massey s. Co.'s rhiG-
dulphia and Ciagetts Baltimore Aios and Berg.
uer 4 Eugels Lager Beer. in casks or bottles.
Agents for James s. Wech B&s! Family
Flour, james s. Kirk q Co.'S. Standard Sosps.
Dupont & Co.'S. Sporting aud BastinG Cue
powIsr. and Bsil more and :ntc<,a4 l5iyr1
Steamers.
Orders promptly attended to, and cyppigu-
ments solicited. No. ii King s.rsel,
Get 6-tf AleEaDdra, Va
= W. AVEEi
GenieT IN
CaGICE FAElILX AND Fanny .4kGUi.
hIGS, VINE LIQUORS, &c. sc.
rs King st., cor. Alfred,
ssp5 ALEXANDRIA, W.
Il II, "h Ramsay
WHOLESALE AND FAMILY GROCER
TgA DEALHE.
S. E. cor. 1lN0 And ST, .tsHP!i .sg2.
nov22-tf Alexandria. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

GREAT REDUCTION II r::ICE5 OF CLOTHING
AT DEALuAMS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

SCNDAY SCuoOL CELEBRATIONS. MOI TIE
least smoncs the msay pleasant incidents ct
tie coming holidays will ho tho ChrstGa5 oeie'
praliocs Of he y4,ious Sunday Schools. ~
will be seen By police elsewhere, the ". T..
Suudsy School had ,h,ir celebration las: night.
To morrow evening those OF Chtiar, S.. pau' 5
ood the 81 Freshyter!aD will tekc nac2 on
Thursday that Of Grac, Church ca Friday,
that of tho NJ. f.. Church, South, SUD
Vt. Mays Church Ga Monday next that OF
the Methodist Protestant Church, and the
Village Chapel the baptist Church on Tues
iley. December 3lst, aud oo Thursday. Jauu
aty q, that of the Uaioa Ptesbyter!a Chu1eS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

b'sA1 B'Rrru.-Mt. Vernon Lo;st, B'aal
Birth, Of this city. held meeting lss; night
srd elected the oIowiog officers for 'aa ensu-
ing teru :-Prcsiicnf, Fl. Schloss; Vice pfesl'
heut, Isadore Brow3; Secretary. Samuel v1o't;
Treasurer FL. Goldsmith; Meutor, N. Bead
i,ei'U As,isian! Mau!or. J. Dfietus; Gutrclaa'
s. Bsruhciner; Cater Gusrdiau, joseph AaaiE
mat; Trustees Samuel BsrDheimcr I,oSeS
Bendhrip, NJ. Ulna5, IS. Heller and L. bsod,
helm; Delegates 10 CONSTITUTIONS! Grand
Ledge. which meets ia Phisdech:a JaEuafy
18th, N. U!mar; Delegates to Disnist Grand
Lodge, whic;, meets in Baltimore in IeoTusfy'
N. UImso, II. Beadheim and laasc sca%'r'z'
The Ledge il 10 saost Furnishing coaA'l ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

For A CHRISTIANS Present, BUY ONE OF
DEALIIAM's NOBEY SUITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
Severe Weather.

LONDON, D5cents: % The weather is
severe tarouehtcui Great BriIisu Their" has
also t,en hsavy snos isli here sad ID uaty
parts e the 'n'loeni.
10 Scotland it is especially sever, aud al! the
railways 10 the north ere blocked. Two Lon
don msil traius were at the Last accounts snow
ed up ten or twelve mies from Aberdeen. Al
together seven trains are showed up ADD the traf
Go is suspended. The s1ow was still falling
last uight. Ia some places it is over II feet
bigh. Il is the newest snow fall 10 thirty
years.
A telegram ftom Geneva S"liz,rlapd says ::
Nospost has arrived fiom Germany or Ger
uan,Switz .rlaud The railway c,mmuulca'
ton between Bsrre and ]Iousaune was inter
ruoted uotil late this evening aad the service
between Rouveret and st. Maurice is entirely
suspended, Io Geneva 400 men and l2G horses
and carts are constantly occupied in clearing
the streets.
A Paris dispatch states that the wolves have
penetrated IS FIR as the gates Ct Metz. There
is more snow on the Vosges than the oldeat in.
habitars remember.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23


Edith Sybil May, the eldest daughter of DR..
Frederick J. May. late Ct Washington, hut now
Of New York. was married on Thursday after.
nom, to Captain Arthur f. Randolph OF
E2stc:u Wiltshire. E2el4ud. The care
mopy was performed ia the Church OF the
Holy Communion, by the Rev. DR.. Lawrence,
its rector No Invitations had been formally is
sued, tu: tho church was filled with friends Of
the bride. Miss May, who is a stately blonde,
with auburn hair, VAS attired 10 an elaborate
and costly bridal dress of white satin, With
orange veil aud flowers complete. The bride.
groom was stout and OF ford com peXiou. lie
wore black throughout, as did bis grooElSnac.
Dr.. May gave away his daughter. After the
ceremony there Was a reception en- Jamie at
The resiaeucs OF the blide's parents. The
bridal pair expect to depart soon for Europe to
spend the honeymoon at Mr. Rsndolph's seat
at Eastcaurt, Wiltshire. Miss Edith May will
be remembered for her brave conduct at the
time Of the disaster 10 the yacht Mohawk of the
CLUB house on Staten ls'aua. The groom mar
ries for the second lime. Ills fist vile, Miss
Belsmire Euma Primrose. was granddaughter
Of the fourth Ear! CT Roscberry aud second
cousin of the present aud fifth ealI. At the
time of his marriage to Miss Primrose, April
%, 1864, Capt. Randolph bore the name which
he had Inherited Of Arthur Randolph Mulliogs.
He had previously sOid out OF the army. 10
which he held commission az captain in the
Fifteenth or Kings Husssrs, now commanded
by GeD. KY. This marriage was subsequently
dissolved, and sinoa then Capt. Randolph has
drcpped the DemG IT Muii0Gs ia ompsooe
With tho Canditio1s arrrx4d to the trsnster OF
an estate.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13
vAe nadcn white E;our Corn.

This corn grrws uu stalks averaging
; to Ia tert IN hcj.hi-the hoiy oi th,
stalk h,;nE li;ylc heavier Than The r,c
drum Iae average ler.Ih OF tie ear s.
nine inches; the Er,.a~ plump AMI q
common sizt; perfectly white and ijaty
IL !, hsriy -- not req urius as much " ORR
rs most OF quJii,itS The root grow -
straight down in the ground, AMI con>c>
qucutlv drought elects 1t very litt!e The
WELD is dou'.r that Ct any other variety
ever rRiSed in Amcr,cl. lt will produce
OF medium cool corn land one hundred
bushels per acre
This corn IL from two 10 three weeks
earlier thsn sny other variety, and
croSs from ~ IL large s.zr ears ON
every ftalk. The average number of
:opA six esrs j. xix A line quality OF
hnar can I.e made from il When
ground 1t produces -four anslss nus both
ia appearance sud taste to flour made
icnEi tie beat white wheat. Agents are
~gntSi Ia every c"Nlty To canvass AMI
take uEf-rs far this corn. 4 sample
-isik .ilh from ) ~ $ large sized cars
On it will BE- furnished every agent A
ssupie package containing about LOO
grains with special resm. ~ agent. for il
aud other seeds all br sent 10 any s5-
dress on recruit Of { GJ Order before
the season ia TOO far advanced. Address
". :. Upton,
Scotsman. Cleveland, Tennessee
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TCStiE30nIal.
HARTFoEp Ky, Dee -, 1871.

HARrFoEp Ky, Dec %, 1871.
Ma joins K Williams.
Dar Nu-Ilav.us some time since pur
chased one OF " sous shuttle SEWN.
HgchIr.~. No 9. Tor my wife. the gene
ral .Sti-iactl1o IL has given IT, every rar~
lieu ~ il dUrri mr to add nv end srse
vut tu the uUrut ous .tr-tiWouIals 81 il
eycyilency as a uarhiuc tor general fam
Iiy use. ! derJa It, Infinitely superior To-
my machine now in the market J, is
handsome in appearance. substantial! IN
structure ani cXqui-iJr IN finish, beings
beautiful ornament and ~ the same rImr
perfect usc'ul and Indispensable utces-
sity. IL Is equal to all the requirements
% manufacturing. and family work sew
my with equal rauiiity, strength aud
ucntue-s the heaviest leather an! the
daiuticst fabric. II runs with ease. and
l's spscd y oue-thiri more rapid than
any ether machine ia use. and the vaTi-
cty Of work il l. CaTalir ~ accomplish
us, makes ,, the most complete "f ma
chimes AS q hrmu,r, teller, binder
tucker, quilt,r, brujtr. ruilirr, corl,r.
daruer. &c, 1t has no superior: besides
| Rad other advantages. which To- emu
WerJtr, wouid swell tui- note to extraOr
binary dimensions. cannot, however.
refrain from menji, ming the neat and in
lemons attachment Tor filing the b.h-
bins without h@yiu. TO remove the Wort,
;rom under the nee lie
With many WISHES fnr Your success
with a machine that - all, ia every re-
spsct, ttat Is claimed tor ii.
! remain. respectfully,
\ ii. CUMMINs.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13
Esirsy Notice.

Taken us SIS n stray by William Gem
try. living fourteen miles esst of Hart
ford on the Both day of January. 1878,
one dark chestnut sorrel horse about
Twelve years old, and marked ~ follows:
White snip on left side the
face from below the eye. increasing in
size to its terminus on the under lip; left
hind foo, white above the psstern some
saddle marks on back and sore on the
right side of back some wind gals on
hind legs, and is about Is hands high,
aud PAGES under saddle, and shod all
around. and appraised by the undersigned
at SIS. Given under my hand, this the
4th day of February, 1878,
nS-5t joan A. Bennett, j. I. o. c.
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T.. ". SisGEpv.

With Dean & Naught. manufacturers Of
WAGONS, Bu-g'eS. Plow~ and farming
implements generally Mr Skater y p
thorough wood workman; comes rec"m~
mcnlel ycrv highly lay those Tor whom
he has formerly worI,i Bean & Vausht
are wei known h'arksmiths ard With
the aid of such wool workman ~ AR
Shafcr. they can, and aye determined to
give cu;jr" satisfaction IN General woods
woT', anl a! kinds OF hachsmithing.
Ne solicit yoGr patronage. Call and try
IL before purchasing or engaging work
elsewhere. Respectfully,
v3 81 It BEAN, & NAUGHT.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13
BOLD CONFIDENCE GAaE.
An Old Nan i~Rs Gut OF Eour Hundred
and Twenty Dollars. huI re-
Gained ESsg al st.

NJ, q,
Mr' L''' n'1"'''' Il '"Fm'r Sixty
''''' wears % age nom our "''t""''-
''E ''""'N' "u'''''ers' .e"' /" LOUIS
we '''' we" W" We ""-S' az" p" u
''''''' ~ '."' "u''".'" ""O '"'''a "''
~ w '"''''', ne ''''" ''' ''''" '.'
t.''@a' '''''"n' intending ihere to 'r"n->
Ut !" '"' 4'l't''d carr shn -
80 NC "" ''' ''''" lac Wa" 'l.p."''"'"
y YOUNG "'""' VINO "'-'s "'"''''' very
i"m'''Ar ana agreeable ANA 500" got l"i"
the GA man : grace lie tod the oil
ma" maj h'T name MAS Sml'n' '"-t Ia
"Hs ROM Mclean county aud had hsr~
pr"'d e" s"oi Inc" |,'"E "oN on hl~ To-
i"r" nom above Lou''lI'c where he lad
been 1" receive h'S share cd an estate
"h''h h' got a! m gold. lie tod the
OH "''" '''' "e MAJ large i"' 'I goods
'" ''''H @" "h''' h' "'"'I have &" pay
cypress '"a'-'~ ""'" They i'"'"'a Nv
'"''''''"h' ana h'' having any money
'''' save 'ar -".i ""i,h u" "'t cot Mani
10 part Win he ASKED The Old man t. 'N-
"''a'-e tr''""''"s '"' %, with the PAW
''S' "i 'c4'cm'"- has coin again. Nr
H''"'" '''''''' ana i"' l"Hns nAn
'e"'' M" learned Bee" much "'"N' D
"'H' ana '''.',' '''''' u" .'' "''" nave u al
"''" '' """'' F''' nun '"' h"''. ""'''
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v Kite Oak letter.
WHIrE OAK, Feb. ;, 1873

W nun 'Nhi Itb. >, 100.
Z litor Herald:
Qlirc a successful revival meeting has
just cl",ci ut this place. which was cons
Quoted 10y Rev ! f. Pcnlrr Five were
converted aud twelve uurcd with the NJ.
Z Church Bro Fender has been laLor,
IN. faithfully among H. for two wears.
ami vr would re very much pleased 70
have him returned to 40 Creek circuit
next vc1r-hul We frar re- vii not. nr
We believe better md more worthy field
awaits him. Daring the time be has been
Nuh ~ th" chD.,h has ben wonderfully
bait ~ aud new anil h"prnl sori,gj,-
have been "r.Hri-el Eternity alone
VIII reward the cool accomplished da-
ria. hi nhpr- here.
Mr. Inac Ilruy,rs school VIII soon H.,
out tie has rru tered emit % satisfaction
throughout the entire district 50 far ~ We
know.
our people are giving their tclrIarc,
away after leir- t.nuh'cJ with tlhiu, IT,
lo n1r4,l over the hills anI through the
muI
Fro 7cniyr |,r'ur,l here lat risli.
SO the close of the lecture received ap,-
'oar name to MurFhyi>m.
J. II. J,vC~.
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THE HERALD.

~ Transient Eiyeri'-ements must be
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

Tie celebrations Of the 18th snniyer-
-ary u Mrs.. Capt. Billy Duke took place
ct her daughters, Mrs H. D. Taylor. on
'ast Friday, The Stl. M:s Duke II quite
fo1d-lrokinE old lady. iuent in conYer-
's'ion sid quite srfishily in her move
mcn;s. Beet with health We expect To
have the pleasure of her good compRay
many year yea. Many friends were p,e.-
en;. ADD il is needless 10 say the occasion
Sss presided over by Mrs Taylor with
her u.Gal grace and dignity. hr. II. d
ray'or Is q gentleman OF rare intellect
and social attachments. and together with
his genial wife shedding sgnshine around,
il is altogeth' a deiiglttll place to visit
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

We not only recommend C0UssenS'
Compound Honey Of Tar for Sore Throst
Colds, HGsrseness, Group. Whooping
Cough, etc, bat ~e confidently assert
that il can cure Consumption. The in
creasinG demand FOR it, and the msny
testimonials ofsprreciation daily received
by the manufacturers, attest that Com
poand Honey Of Tar hesrs the palm as a
cure for I'll diseases OF the ThrORt aud
Lungs. Price so cents a bottle. For
sale by ]. W. FosD. Hartford, Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

Having bought the right 10 sell the
Knox 4 Dsrnsll BIOS. Patsot rohsccO
Planters in this county, We would re-
specially invite every tobacco grower in
tbs coaht, to call 1T our store aud eNsm-
me sample Planter. This Planter viii
also Sc, Cabbage PiarLs, Potato slips.
Ooion Sets, dc. Every farmer in the
county should have one, ~ one man can
10 the wo.k of two hands
Very respectfully.
EDWARDS 4 FOSTER.
Hartford Ey-y4Uitf
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13
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take this method Of informing those
knowing themselves indebted to me, that
| stsri in n,cl Of al the money nv
Iacns call foy; and ROW, gentlemen. !
AK YOU with all the csudor sud r,.psct
that man = capable az, to come forVsrl
and av what Won owe NE All who H.
not come forrard sri make satisfactory
sa,l,mer's hv the Iat Of March next,
will find their notes Gpi accounts in the
hands Of an officer TOR legal collection
RcSp'y. ISo. J MrcuEII. VI. D.
Beaver, Dam, Ky, Jan II, 1873.
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