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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-17
PIIOTOGIsAzIPuNC..

IA - a 10 AZ u III = l..
7 I ANiNG fitted nv Gallery up for the sum
/ Hcr campaign, ! am prepared % execute all
work entrusted % ne, in The very best style and
et very moderate prices.
C0PTING 4 SPECI1LTY
Wy Gallery can be found Al the South end
Charles street. Thankful FOR past iavors, eneogr-
ages me % solicit continuance OF the same.
May II, ISIS. MRS. 4. +. SMITH.
WHY viii sou buy common clay crooks. when
w YOU can get tone Milk Pane and Pot. as
cheap ot v. EDY 2
n o. M0L4SSEs, for sale By
- June S, ISIS. ". EBE.
DOARDNAN'S and Csossman5 Celebrated
- Flower seeds. Tor sale bg
HORACE BEAIi.
E{THiTE Wash, Paia., aodallkinds n Brushes
~ .0r sale bv HORACE BEALL.
NICE Lot OF New and Fashionable LAWNS
n just received by
GEORGE ". TAYLOR,
July %, l-Is. Near The Market.
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Furniture Repaired

rE'llE undersigned has opened Furniture Re-.
! pair shop ~ the building on corner Of sam
ue. and Main streets, ChatlcstDWn-a hN routs
East ot Court House, on same side lie eil Re-
pair Furniture in substantial and neat manner =,
reasonable prices, aud with promptitudc
Jan. 30, ltt5-tI RUST.
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NOTICE.

[ LII Terfons indebted % tac undersigned as
i former Agento! the b, 6 o. r. Z. Company
.og Freigh.s, o. Commissions, or % the late irm
ofStarry & Lock, are notified that payment must
be made lt once.
July Is, Isis. J. p. STARRY.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-07-10

or the once Of Jailer OF Ohio county.
Election. August 5th, 1873
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Great bargain.

We wish to sell the we'll and faVorably
known steam Touring mill now owned by
Messrs. Moore 4 Wise. situated in Hart>
ford, KY. This mill has : widely en-
tended custom a. q Arst-clSss Touring
mill, and il noWend has been for some
years considered the best paying property
Of theplsce Gonaeeled-With. the mill is
a lsrge and yell-arrauged carding ma
chine, now in complete order, and doing
3 frst-class custom business The mill
e now in fine running ORDER making
-four and meal surpassed BY no mill in
this section OF the State. There is a
constant supply Of water near the mil,
and supply pipe connecting it by pump
with the Watertsnk at the we'll. From
the near proximity ofssSssal ihsxhsusti>
BILE coal tanks in immediate neighbor-
hood, q constant suPply Of coal can be
had st 8 very trifiing cost. Here lie =
good ehapce for . map:to make, an ,easy
and sure living for himself and family.
Those wishing to buy can examine the
property by calling on either Of us, who
will take pleasure in showing il. For
price. terms. etc., call on US ct our office
in Hartford, KY, or address us BY letter,
or call on or address F. B. Wise, Owsns-
boro, Ky, or, W.. II. Moore Hartford,
KY sBArRD 4 BARRErT, Real Estate
Agents. Hartford. Ky
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A Gentle Mat.

In our style Of climate, with its sudden
changes Of temperature,-rain, wind and
Sunshine often intermingled in a single
dayl-it is no wonder that our children,
friends and relatives are so frequently
taken frsm as BY neglected colds, hall
the deaths resulting directly from this
cause. A bottle OF Bosehes'a German
Syrup kept about your home for imme>
date use will prevent serious sickness, a
large doctors bill, and perhaps death. BY
the use OF three or four doses. For cur
ing Consumption, HemorrhAge, Pneumo-
MIA, Severe Coughs. Group or any disease
Of the Throat or Lungs. its success is
simply wonderful, as your druggist will
tell you. German Syrup is now sold
in every town and village on this conti-
nent Sample bottles for trial, loo; reg
ular size, 15c. v4n9eowly
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Pc 5sIReSss 49, s &C. ns-.ry

EHEae EBt - 49, IS 81 j
1ta called Ounmuhicat ton Of Hartford
Lodge, No f56, A. Y. NJ, held al Me.
sonic Han, II Hartford, Ky.s, Sunday
morning, July 7, is7a r.
Pfessut-Sah. Z Hill, W. H., eru
ten /; A. B, Baird, S, W.; 8, ". Edwards,
]. VI #. wsinshsimsr. Sec; z W,
Grim. TrI NJ. Mcintyre, s b. pro ten
J. P. SaudsrfHr, J. d. A. P. Hudson. s.
aud 7. pro TEN. rs-..g se-...,....
The lodge opened IN tie Master Ma
sonic Degree for the despatch Of business.
The WorshiPfal Master announced the
object Of the nesting 70 be for the pur-
pose Of taking such aetion as the lodge
might deem appropriate, In Consequence
Of the death OF our venerable brother, A.
r, Rowan, who departed this life at his
homeIn Ohio county, at 4 O'Clock p. n,
Saturday, July G. 1873 Whereupon on
motion II vas ordered that Committee
of three, consisting Of Brothers A. B.
Baird, J. P. Sanderlur and A. P. Hud>
son, be appointed to draft Resolutions ex-
pressIve OF the sense of this lodge at the
sorroWful event Of Brother Rowans death.
Said committee reported the following
preamble and resolutions, which we're
unanimously adopted, viz:
WHEREAs, Il hath pleased the Grand
Master Of the Universe to call from labor
TO rcfreshment, that faithful patriarch Of
Missionary, Brother A. r. Rowan, Past
Master Oithis lodge; therefore be it
Resolved, That ii the sad dispensaliou
Of Providence, which called our departed
brother hence, our order lost one Of lis
moot esteemed and venerable members.
the community q valuable citizen, and his
children kind and afTectionate father.
ReSOIred, That we will dwell in mems
DRY upon the many noble deeds OF charity
performed by our departed brother, and
will ever cherish the recollection OF his
many sterling qualities Of mind and
heart, and we especially command his
old fashioned aud answering honesty of
purpose to the emulation ofthe craft, and |
likewise commend as worthy OF ceaseless
imitation his unhaggins zeal for the ad-
vancemeht and elevation Of true Masonry.
Resolved, That this lodge do comply
with the request OF our departed brother,
hv attending his mineral in a hodv and
depositing his remains with the funeral
rites OF cur order.
Resolved, That our lodge be draped IN
mourning. and that our members wear
the usual badges Tor thirty days
Resolved. That these proceedings be
spread upon the minutes Of our lodge,
that . copy be furnished the Hartford
HERALD for publication. and q cory be
the children OF our deceased
brother.
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Fair warning.

Those who are indebted to me, either
BY note or account, viii please pay me
soon as possible. am compelled to
have money to meet my obligations, and
can not get il except from those owing
me. Ifyou can not pay me all, do please
pay me some. I very much dislike to
press any one or run my patrons TO cost; ;
but il they do not pay me. I will be COM
PEELED to do it to save myself from costs.
All those who do not pay me by the 18th
Of July next, will And their notes or ac>
counts in the banda OF . collecting off,
Ger. I am thankful for past patronage.
and will sell you drugs, etc, in the future
lower than ever-in fact much lower. il
you will pay cash as you 60. Respectfully.
2. WATxs GRTFIE, Druggist
HARTFORD, KT., June IS. 1873. n254t
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Local News
WEDNESDAY. JULY 10, ls7s.
Naeh aasl.a.

On Saturday. June 18th, Mrs.. Matte
WieElsssorth, uiaoR Of A. W. Wiegles>
worth, formerly . conductor on the E 4
P. R, R.. came dswO from L6uisVills On
the train 70 ROsins 70 visit friends
When she rot OF the train she len her
valiss Having lost her wAtch-ksy and
her watch hATine ron down, she plaOrd
Il 10 the VHliss. The vahss was placed
in charge Of Harry Hrlm, boy of color.
and brakeman "a he traln. fI..
AZ PadueAh the boy vent through the
valise and stole the watch out, and
when the Valiss uaa rstnsped. the loss Of
course va discovered. kra ". went
up again Issi SATURDAY.. and got clue 10
the watch. The negro had taken it 70
ElisAbsthtoWa and tried 70 borrow mossy
90 e from . Mr.. LudWick. "a whom he
told dat be had lOaad the watch 10 the
bsegHgs-coaoh. Ladwick insisted on
buying In Plaos q lOSning hin nsnsy.
al did fasIly bng il 49,. although IL
EAs . nice Eoh watch. Marshal war
rsu. Of RlisAbsthtOvn got bold Of the
faeIs asd. llsraiag that Hslm was At
Owensboro yusctiou, he vent down Sun.
day and arrested him aad took him 70
EisAbsthtoWA. Il Ma thsrs dstsrninsd
that - the thea hsd bess sOmmirisa d
RAdaaah. The tfiAl uoald have . tsts
Plaos Ihsss. So he 80 taken dove yes>
IsndAy TO usdereo exanisiAG trial We
sra o. OPinioa that Hardia county bad
jarisiieiiOa Of the osss q Ne have heard
the lAcas, an1 hia lrial there would have
bssa bhsaPeE v the cOunoswSalth. Il
appeaEs v NJ thai Mr.. LudNick bad but
Hsdt 70 % - h trA1iaG Sos . Wsseh
trOu q segFo uho informed him be had
fOahd Il, and The Lon Of his four dollars
~oald b = vsSy Mid penalty for his
foiiV
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hAREIED.-At the residences OF the
bride's father. this county. July 2, 1878.
BY Rev: JaG C. Davis, Mr.. Seth P. Ran
nsy 10 NisS Mary E, daughter Of Mr.. A.
II. Davis No AttsndAnt-no eArds
Nay God bless their path through life and
make it - bright and smooth - we're
their oOantenAnces on this occasion, u
the Hish Of . friend and relative.
You No Nh.
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The Trustees Of Beaver Dam School
District will give . grand barbecue, on
Saturday, Jaly q, 1873, the proceeds of
which are 10 be used 10 building . school
house foF that district Or. n. A. II.
Henderson. Supsginssadsat OF Public In
strnctiOn, and OthsFA. will be present and
deliver addresses on the subject Of sducA-
cation. For programme shd particulars
read hmadShilIG --l 60 - a0-st.
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The LIAR b the Eispefial orsa6 a
the whole human system. as il con-
trols the life, health and happiness of
man. When It Is disturbed in its
proper action all kinds Of ailmehts
ere Che hatafAl Fesult. Pie dig eeli6n
Of food, the movements Of the heart
and blood, the cotton Of the bFalB md
nervous system, are al Immediately
connected with the workings Of the
Liver. 1t has been successfully.
proved that Green's August Flower e.
gnequalled In curing I'll persons az
Hlcted with Dyspepsia OF Liver com.
Hatnt, and all the numerous symptoms
that result from an unhealthy condi.
ton ofthe Liver and Stomach. Sam
pie bottles to try. 10 cents noaifise.
y sold In all towns on the Western
Continent. Three doses will prove
that 1t Is just what you.want. y
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A NAN OF THoUsAND.-A Coasump-
tive accidentally cured When death was
hourly expected. all remedies having fail
ed, and DR.. II. James was experimenting
with the many herbs Of Calcutta, he ac-
cidentally made 3 preparation Cannabis
Indica, which cured his only child Of
CONSUMPTION. His child is now in this
county and ENJOYING the best of health.
DESTROYS Of benefitting the afflicted, the
Doctor now gives the Recipe free, on re
ceipt Of two stamps to pay expenses.
There is not single symptom OF Con-
sumption that it does not at once take
hold Of and dissipate Night sweals
peevishness, irritation Of the nerves, fall
ure Of memory, difficult expectoration.
sharp pains in the lungs, sore throat,
chilly sensations, nausea at the stomach.
iAacIion Of the bowels, and wasting away
Ofthe muscles Address Craddock e Co,
1882 and 1884 Race St. Philadelphia,
Pa, giving name Of this paper n24m
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COMPLIMEMTARY,
.5re+-'' rs g.. sa:: :7s: :s...l - FsSI
U.n-pdsn. X 1nlv q ia76

Beeesr nom dHf VsnssnSlS 80 q
i AN Ger, SNaee hagtOas 81 " =
- HARrPoAp, Kf., July 8, 1S7S.s
Col. John P. BaFrSttf * IS.
Permit me to congratulate yoa % o.
high state of prosperity you have Atlalnsd
by your Bntirin6 energy ana aisshnob %
the interest Of your patrons. It isthe most
popular paper distributed atsthis Office
aud the very large Aumbsr Of people
Who receive their "Herald" At this
Office are eager every Wednesday for the
Herald" More people come to the once
that day than any other day Of the week.
Wednesdays are the busiest days Mas
Maggie and / have, principally ID mailing
and distributing the "HerSId- s. ;
For some time after you commenced
the publication Of the Herald, I" / thought
il would be failure IS il vas the case
with some two or three other attempts to
establish n paper here, and many ridi-
culed and spoke disparsgingly Of the
paper-ssylng il should not come into
their houses---that they would not carry
il home for it. Now believe all these
men are regular subscribers and eager to
get il the day Il Is published. have
asked many of them why they have
changed so much in their views concern
ing the Herald" and the reply is gen
orally that their neighbOrs took Il and
their families we're so much better in
formed about the county news aud news
in general than their families were, that
they thought they would take the Her
aid" too. Consequently it is Fixture in
almost svery family who receive mail
here. Il shows what industry, enter
prize and perseverance, will do. Mr..
Alex. Cummins has contributed much,
think, in the uncommon interest be takes
IN the paper. The "Herald" is generally
now spoken Of as the best county paper
published in the Green River Country.
IL certainly has the largest circulation
of any, and if your subscription continues
to increase as Il has for the last six
mouths, We will have to apply for larger |
pouches to mail it in. Those row in
use are filled so that they have to be
shaken down to lock. I, as Others, think
it the best county paper received at this
Office (your politics exsepted). could
say so freely, If you would soften little
in your political selections Hoping ron
will be fully rewarded for your Lahore, l
subscribe myself your personal friend,
c. J. LAYTON.
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An AeauIHlttou

Since its virtues have been utilized BY DR..
Tsblsr as a permanent cure for Piles, the
Bueksys, now so sbundant in our native for
eats, has become Of almost as much impor>
lance in the medical world as CinchOna, or
Peruvian bark Of South America. Fortu-
natelY the medical properties are in the fruit,
and not the bark hence the trees will not
be destroyed, but will stand many years to
yield an abundant supply, and We NAV regard
TAbler's Buckeye Pile Ointment as q psrms-
nsnt remedy. Price so cents bottle. For
sale by J. W. Ford, Hartford, KY.
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DOn't Read This.

TsAs R.bGS, This is TO certify that
had been suffering with rheumatism IN
my right arm for more than six years. to
such an extent that l could not cut my
own food, or svsa raise my had to ny
mouth. / used one atty-eent bottle Of
DR.. RaglAud's Lightning Relief. and it
cured me sound and ~slL Three months
have sIGpssa with 10 return Of THE dis
case. u 2. II. SaARs.
ELKSss, Todd county, KY, April Is, 1878,
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Mr. Thomas Ross. soa Of VIM. II.
ROSE Rsq-, while crossing Rough creek
At LivsrmOre, last Wednesday with .
wagon load OF tobacco. received q severe
wound from . rife ball The ball en-.
tered the upper part OF the nose. rang
ing toward the left side of the face and
lodging below the left eye. He heard
tAs report Of = gun just before he felt
the shot Il is supposed the ball was
from the rife Of some fowler, and the
distssee bsinG 90 great, WAs the only
reason the Aooldsat did not prove fatal.
The ball has been extracted and be is
recovering rapidly. FOWlsrs or sports
men should be careful in what direction
they point their guns.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-07-10

600 10 800 bushsls 70 Tie aers. Sweet
Rnssiaa RatabagA-ueU Greg. The best
i ID oksspsI ThIs tsssiD Crews v@y
Iasgf. weighing iron 4 " 7 pounds. nd
iSs heavy erOpPsr, ssuaskAbly juicy, q
soend consultation and perfectly had,
has . ans saooth shIs sad rich color. Il
10 . new variety and y aid to yield double
the amount 0f any athsT varsity. Phos.
per psckAss. PREPAID By mail, 3 osais %
S packages o. Address, 80
rrrE = h-sL 'oeNKHT,
ClevslAnd. TSahesses.
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Z. g. Logan. the able correspondent
and Kentucky news editor Of the Courier
Journal, thus discourses Of one Of our cit.
liens: Il is to be regretted Judge Craycron
has decided not TO enter the race for
Congress in the Second ditrict In origin
atty Of thought and force OF expression
few men in the State are his equals, and
be would have made d one ofthe liveliest
stump wars ever wSged in that neck OF
the wooda"-Iowehsboro Messenger.
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A. B BMED.
J. P. SANpERVrR, Com.
A. P. HUDsoN,
Excursion from Greensboro June.
tion 60 GraysOn Springs Stati0n
and Return, tor One Dollar the
Round Trip. Sunday, July l4th.

Every preparation is being made for
o day Of wholesome enjoyment. Cap
tain Vanmeter has kindly consented
to furnish dinner and transportation to
and from the Springs at half the regu-
lar rates. Mr.. Vaught will run his
omnibus line between Hartford and
Beaver Dam at half fare. Mr.. A. NJ.
Caps will run his line Of stages be-
tween South CarrOlltOn and Owensbo-
70 Junction at half rates. The train
will consist Of two 6rst-class coaches,
baggage car and cabOose. Train will
leave Greensboro Junction. 6:S6 a. M.
81. 90 round trip; ROOkpOrt 1880 a. m.
81 90; MoHenry's, 7:27 q. m. 81 90;
Hsmilton's, 1880 a. m. 81 90; Beaver
Dam, 1887 a, m, 81 90; Elm Lick,
1852 a. m. 81 COZ ROsine, sos q. m.
81 90; Spring Lick, $40 a. m. so cts;
CaneyvilIe, 800 a. m. so cts; Mill
wood $50 a. m. so cts; Litchfeld,
$40 a. m. IS cts; arrive At GraysOn
Springs at 300 a. m. Returning,
train will leave GraysOn Springs al
5:15 p. m, and arrive at Greensboro
junction at 8 p. m. No drinking or
roWdyism allowed, and the best of Or
der enforced. Come all and bring
your friends, Tickets for sale at sta
tons. JoHN D.. ALIIsox, Manager. :.
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lfyOu are indebted to ms in any. gay
for subscription, job work, advertising, or
otherwise. We ask you in all kindness to
pay up; we must have what is due US, In
order 70 run the paper. and il We do not
get il one way will have to sndesvOr to get
il in another Pay ua at ooOs al you can
and relieve as. II
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Arrival and Departure Of the
Nails. .

The Western Nail leaves At 3 . N. IF,
AHd aFTiyes 81 { p n go
The Eastern Nail leaves ct u m.
Aad arrives ~ Z. n.
Sulphur Springs. FOrdsVille. Haynes
Vile, Iona aud PellVills, leaves Hart
ford every Wednesday At 7;So A. n. and
arrives Thursday At ~ H. Leaves
Hartford every Thursday ., G ?. n and
arrives Saturday at 3PE
The OWsnsboro mail, VIA. BedA. Blu
f0rd. Pleasant Ridge ADD NasoaVills
leaves on Tuesday and Friday At .. m,
and arrives hoaaag and Thursday At q
p. n.
The CentsFtoSA mail arrives alto ..
N, and departs 20 II q n. Wednesday.
e. J. LAWfON, Postmaster.
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Jsf. Allen broke into the store Of Mr..
GOdshaW at Beda, last Saturday night
and ROBBED it OF lot Of clothing and
jeWelry. He was arrested on NonGay BY
Thoa Stevens, Marshal Of Beaver Dam.
aud the goods found in his possession.
he uAs Jailed until % dsy when bis ex.
aiming Trial will take place
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A big Yankee from Maine on paying
his bill In London restaurant, was told
that the sum pat down did not iacludS
the waiter. wal" he rOared, l didn't
eat any waiter. did ~" he looked as
thOagh be .eoGld though, aud there wa
their range, ~
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Farmers I

Take your gram to the Hartford Water
Mills and have it ground. They have
taken advantage OF the recent high
waters. and have their mills in frst-class
order, and can guarantee satisfaction in
every case,
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Fellow CitiEsns . Ohio Couhtv


We are authorized to snr o'mcs J. &.
TURNS, q Co.'l Springs nrigbborhooJ. :.
a. Caudidssr s1r the Office Of Ass-ss0r
Ol Ohio county. saljsei 70 the action Of
the voters Of the county at the Iolls on
the Sth day Of August. 1878.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-07-10

k6ssrA.J. y. Collins 4 Ca sOld their
stOOk Of groceries. uhIskiSs. ETC.. 10 Mr..
Geo. A. Platt Who viii continue the
business at the old stAnd. The tEARGfsr
took place last week. Mr.. Plat 10 10.
stalled into. his nsu quarters, And seems
10 Be makiag . good start. III
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To the voters Of the Rpckport Magis>
tsrial District Of Ohio county; Having
received the aominAtioo FOR the once Of
Constable il, sald district in Primary
election. ! herein return ny heart felt
thanks fog The tFust rsp0sed in me 10
said election. ] still solicit your Intiu-
encs and vote on the Sth day OF August
RsIt Respectfully. B. G. WAEDEN.
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Life Realized.

"Lifs is earnest. life Is real" and the hopes
that cheer Us, as we'll a. the duties that We
braEely encounter, stimulate US to guard the
treasure with unceasins vigilance. Therefore
vigorous health should be preserved, and. as
diseases arising from torpid Liver prevail IN
our warm climate, We recommend for thsir
cure POrtalins, or Tablsr's Vegetable Liver
Powder, the best remedy In the world for
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sour Stomach,
Heartburn aud BilliOusneSs. Price so cents .
package. For sale BY J. W. Ford, Hartford.
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We are authorized to announce d. L.
SMITH, a. a candidate for the Office Of
AsAsssor OF Ohio eOanty. Eleciion, A9gR
1873. y Xxx 80 rFskhNTE
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Just recsived-tWO car loads Of Lime
and Salt I will cell the salt ct OIL IS
per barrel. and in lots Of ave barrels or
over. I will make . still further redue-
ton. Lime ct 81 Is per barrel. and 10
lots OF eve barrels or over ~ al less
aeureS. L ?. BASxGEp, Beaver Dam.
Ky, etst
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TAsaaathsrn AErieuIturis1.

A large eighl-paged, vide awake farm
ere horticuIturist and grAngers paper. will
be sent from the 4th OF July to the elOse
Of the year, tor only so cents. 1t is very
cheap. and We commend it TO tie iarm-
era OF Ohio county. Encloss money aud
name to Thos. ]. Key. Louisville, KY.
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Great naFKAina.

The undersigned would announce to
the citizens or Ohio and adjoining coun-
Ties, that Il will he TO their interest when
wanting HusgIes, Carriages, and Spring
wagons, 10 call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. I will sell cheap
tor cash.
ce-2t DAx'L p. TlAcY.
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l. P. Bernard, Beaver Dan, Ky. has
just repleniShed his stock Of goods, and
nov has e Ans assortment Of all the
goods usually found in general store.
bis stock of dry goods, groceries, sum-
msr clothing; shoes, hats. ladies goods
Of all kinds. bottoms, QueensNare, hard
ware, gallery, etc. is complete. Fruit
cans 6 speciality. Prices - low - pos
Sibls for the kind and quality Of goOdN p
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-07-10

DR.. A. r. Rowan, an old and respected
oitizen ofthis county. died on Saturday
last He Was one Of the early, substan-
tial citizens Of the county. He wa
buried last Rnsd&y by the MAsohic fra
tsFaity, Of which be wa Q msmbsr.,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-07-10
RuneraI Sermon.

Rev, w. L. CaskeV, Of Greenville, Ky. I.
Will preach the funeral Of Rev. John H.
Woodward and his daughter. NrA cYnthia
Bennett deceased, at Mount Olivet
church, on the second Sunday in this
month duly l4th) at II o'clock .. m.
% O..