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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07
Hkna0NAL MKNTION.

Harry Bridges, Eaq representing tAS
popular Wholesale firm Of Carson, Bow
man q Co, Louisville, KY, spent several
days in town last week.
The entertainment giveR BY Mr.. ard
Mrs. Fl. D. Taylor, last Tuesday night
was attended with great pleasure. The
party, both before and aIler the sumpt-
uous supper, seemed to enjoy themselves
to the fullest extent. The many young
lady visitors present on the occasion,
added great pleasure to the enjoyment OF
the evening.
Quite a number Of the citizens oi
town attended the barbecue at obed Ben
nett's, last Saturday.
we:were honored with visit from two
Of Ohio county's fairest daughters last
Wednesday, in the persons Of Misses
Lucy and Mildred Duke, daughters OF
our old friend and patron, |. n. Duke,
Esquire.
Mr.. John +. Fraser and Mr.. Edwin E.
Creba, Of Carmi, III called on MS on
Monday morning last. They we're in a
two. horse vehicle, and bound for the
Mammoth Cave. and have camped out
all the way, and expect to keep it up
We found them very intelligent and
pleasant young men.
Mr.. E. C. Milligan, of Muhlenberg,
was in town Monday.
Mr.. II. Small len Monday for Louis
Vile and other Eastern cities, to buy
new goods, and will be absent two or
three weeks
MrG Sam. K. Cox LEFT Monday for
Greensboro. to be present at the marriage
Of her sister, Miss Mollie Brothsrton, to
Mr.. Lamar, which Lad been arranged for
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Rutlege. one Of the popular hotel
men of RockPort, dropped in to see US
Monday.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07
THE HERALD.

hl-Traus,ent advertisements must be
paid foE in advance
Charges for yearly advertisements will
be collected quarterly.
All Advertisements inserted without
specifed time viii be charged for until
ordered oHt
Notices under head Of Preferred To-
Gals" TeR Cents per line.
Announcement OfMarriages or Deaths
not exceeding Eve hnes, and notices OF
Preaching pnblished gratis,
- obltuary Notices, Resolutions Of
Respect and other similar notices. Five
Cents per line.
Job uork Of every descriptions done with
neatuess and dispatch, At city prices. WshaVe
= fulllins OF job types and solieit the patronage
% the business community.
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Beaver Dam News.
BEAyEa, pAn, August 3. 1878,

BEAvES, DAN, August 3. 1878.
Editor Herald;
Business is very good in tkis part Of
tina county. People have finished thresh-
ing wheat, which did not turn out 90
we'll this year. but look for a good coEn
crop. Tobacco had needed rain very
much previous to. last Monday, when We
had a fine shower, which EsfreGhed
every thing very much, ourselves inclad-
ed Tobacco is selling at such q low
price that farmers did not plant but little
this year, but look out for next hope
that the people will quit raising tobacco
and SOW their land in grass and cloyer,
and 60 to raising stock, for there iS more
money and less labor attached 70 j.
In cutting oats for . man BY she name
OF sAndsiur, on the 4lh ot July, the oats
being very badly tangled, hung my
cradle and set my foot on the scythe,
which being very sharP. received . very
severe wound sent for Dr.. PeadIetoD,
who arrived very soon AFTER and Creased
the wound, and pronounced it very bad
one. In having one Of the best doctors
10 the town Of Hartford to attend on me,
l am now able 10 walk some. Thanks
10 the neighbors and friends for their
kindness to me. May the doctor prosper
and become happy in his doing good Tor
the people sveFyO here
The HERALD is Welcome visitor every
Wednesday moIniag 70 this neighbour
hood. l hope that i may continue to
prosper and spread all over the land.
IN n
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07
CaIOTnel for H0ga.

We have seen il stated that calomel
was useful m hog colera, but never had
an opportunity OF seeing it tested until a
few days ago Mr. James Thomas was
sitting in front Of his store with bottle
Of calomel in his hand, administering in
doses Of or 10 grains to some Of his
Berkshire hogs, few of which had been
attacked with purgins, and that collaPs-
ing state which always attends
cholera. Mr.. Thomas pointed out the
pigs that were now recovering, and as
sured me that was the only remedy he
used. Farmers would DO well to note
this. Mr.. Thomas is well known as a
reliable gentleman
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07
EucOarasIas % Young IIen.

In what other country could such q
statement as the following be truth
fully made: 1.-TWO Of the wOrkmen
who helped to build the executive
mansiea at Frankfort, KY, have oc-
cupied it as Governors. Mr.. Metcalfe
was q stOnemaaOn and Mr.. Letcher
was a hCd1eaEEier." In this country
any young man who has good health
and sound sense may rise with indus
try aud economy to rank and position,
no matter what his parentage and cir
cumstances of childhood and youth.
Poverty is in one sense an advan-
tage, and it gives a training in selfde-
NAL, endurance and economy, which
are prime requisites for success
mount Sterling Democrat
Yes, and the next Governor is a
man that was in his early youth a
mail boy, carrying the mail on horse
back from Hartford to CloverpOrt.
Hon. E. d. Walker, the mail boy,
viii fill the position hOnOrably and ef'
ficientlY,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07
The white HAT.

The traditional white bat made its APP
pearance on our streets on Saturday last,
and aroused memories Of the past when
HSracs Greeley was . power In the land,
and the white beaver, the banner under
which the "Unterrifed" rallied with dss-
perate resolution, and we're defeated aler
a struggle that only strung their sinews
for greater exertious. Beng Dmewhst
ssPerstitiOus. We imagined the shadow Of
20 had appeared TO martial HE hosts to
a more successful combat, aud we're only
undece!ved by seeing the genial face Of
Uncle John Oglesby smiling from meath
the white fur. which, a quarter Of a CEN
tury ago. vas the height Of fashion, and
which he il again determined TO intro
duce -
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

Seeing, few days ago fine lot Of
young Cotswold Rams, that had Just
arrived at the farm of DIR. PendletOn,
it at once suggested to US the advanta-
ges that are fast setting in for the real
interest Of the farmers of the State.
As a wool and mutton sheep, the Cots
void is unrivaled, and for this reason
probably this breed is better adapted
to money making than any other. At
present the favorable condition Of the
market IS decidedly for Kentucky
sheep, which has for some time claim
ed the highest market price in the East.
Boston butchers purchase many thOns-
ands Of our sheep, and they bring the
highest price the finest mutton range
from 10 To- II cents per h., and sell in
butcher stalls from 10 to 20. We
have not only a home market which
will be renunerative and consume q
large portion of mutton sheep, but the
English market is also inviting and
steadily advancing in demand for our
sheep and pigs, our cattle and horses.
Steamers from Boston to Liverpool
are delivering two thousand cattle per
week, and it is estimated that it will
soon reach Eve thousand. With such
encouraging prospects opening Up. i
seems not at all unlikely that Ken
lucky is to reap great harvest from
her various description of stock. Not
withstandiAg the blue grass regions
may have advantages over us. We can
nearly equal them by attention to our
fields and stock, and It Is well worth
our attention for the very best of reas-
Ons, which we have given heretofore.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07
EDEA0N ExCELl1EM
The Iele-MagnIPhSns Inyeated by ".
a. Watts, and I1s Remarkable aWeeeas
In sound TrRnsmkssiOHs.

Mr.. w. o. Watts, a well-known
lawyer and real estate operator OF this
city, assisted by DIR. Maxwell, has in,
vented an instrument for transmitting
sound that throws the Bell and Hughes
telephones in the shade. It's simplici-
ty Of construction Is remarkable. There
is no need Of electric connection for Gig
nal purposes, and no costly mechanical
contrivance. The apparatus consists
ola piece of light pine board with q
circular aperture covered with thin
sheepskin finely dressed, to the center
Of which one end Of the wire Is attach
ed, held in place by q steel button.
The whole is framed in a substantial
box. That is all. And yet so well
does the instrument work that the
whispers may be heard, though the
conversation take place at a distance
of half mile. A further distance has
not yet been tried. 1t is not necessary
that one place the. ear to the diaph-
ragm in order to hear the cOmmunica-
ton. An exhibition was given yes
terday TO a COurier-Journal reporter
with the most surprising results. One
end of the wire was on Jefferson street
between Fourth and Fifth, and the
other in the second story of the Court
house. So distinct were the transmits
siOns that the sounds were perfectly
audible at a distance of one hundred
feet. All the vowel sounds and con-
sOnants were plainly heard, something
which other telephones have not yet
been able to accomplish. 1t was found
possible for the operator to make him
self heard while speaking to the in-
strument at a distance of six feet. A
concert in a room and a speech can be
clearly brought over the wire, as Mr..
Watts has often tried. Not only are
the sounds transmitted, it should be
said, but they are magni6ed. In order
to signal it is only necessary to call,
and the message is delivered with such
effect that n sleeping person can be
awakened. Mr.. watts and DR.. Max
we'll have applied for a patent, and
they are ready to operate their instru-
ments on request-lCOurierJOu
We were invited by Mr.. Watts to
examine his Telo-MagniphOne while
in Louisville recently, and it is all
that is claimed for it in the above ar
ticle. We conversed with persons
four squares away, and could hear very
distinctly, and made ourselves under
stood when speaking in low tone.
The cost is very little in comparison
to other instruments.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07
l.. W. SkafeE.

With Bean 4 Taught. manufacturer Of
Wagons, BrSgss, Plows and faSminG
implements generally. Mr.. Shafsr Il q
thorough wood workman cOp1ss recon-
meuded very highly by those for whom
be has formerly worked, Bean & VaughI
are weA known blscksmiths. and with
the aid Of such 9 wood workman as Mr..
shafer, they can, and are determined "a
give entire satisfaction iP general wood
work and all kinda Ot Matchmaking
We solicit your patropSSs. Call and Try
US before purchasing or engaging work
elsewhere. Respectfully,
V3 slit BEAN 4 VArgH+
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

II our readers will consult thsiE inter
est pecuniArily they Will Fead the aaver-
tisemeDt Of w. G. Duncan, McHenry,
Ky. He is selling out his entire stock Of
goods with q view of snlarging his stores
house. lie will offer extra low bargains
until the I'd inst, when lie will CON-
mence an auction, and on the 22d, 23rd
and 24th Of August will close out his en-.
tirs stock 70 The highest bidder. Our
readers should avail themselves OF this
opportunity to save money.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

The following note was picked up on
the street yesterday, can be had by cali
ing al this Office:
psAR LosH; Please come home. We
need you very much, "a ssvsral sad acci.
dents have befallen vs. John sprained
his ankle badly, and SarAh's frosted feel
are troubling her Ny corus are increAs-
ing in number and severity, and the
knots on our mule's back are growing
larger. Uncle Dick is laid up with the
rheumatism, 90 do come home, and bring
a bottle Of COESsens Lightning Linimsnt
which is successfully used BY al Of our
neighbots, for each OF the above afaic-
tions. You can buy il 81 Eny drug store
for so cAnts Q bottle MARY.
For sale BY }. W. EoEd V4no3leoN
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07
CHOICE AND VALUABLE
SOCKS OFFERED FOR SIXTY DAIS
ATLESS THAN
Wholesale Prices
As per Following List.

As per Following List:
Volumes shaksspSars. WORTH - - fer q IS
per volums. volams ShakoSpssrs, worth
81 90 for q -. ] Volume Pope, Worth % %
for I Is. I Yolans Barns, worth - for Is.
I volums RFsstb HistoEy o. he World, - for
1 50 1 MAksaSiS's II, o0e RSesiPts, - % for
50. Volume BlllrOthlI Surgical PAthslogy
81 90 for asa Volams Waltou's Operative
SurEpry, e. 50, ieP . Is. Volumes Chitty's
RAskstons, Worth q 80 for . -. ] volume Of
kdamJ' Equity. worth 81 50 for > 50, vol.
saws PsIitioAi EoOnOEay, worth 4 50 for 50.
One Baptist Hymn and Tune Book 81 for
L IS. One volume WOTAn's WrOBgs Gail
Hamilton, ! 50 for 70 cent? 0no volnRe
HrenoA Wine aud Liquor Manufacturer, worth
zoo forl Is. One Lsdiss' Guide 10 Needs work
and EnbrOiesry, worth 20 loS } -, ons
volume Students Gibbon. worth 90 for 90.
One Studsnt's Hans, worth 3oD Cor 1 90 oRa
Solame eAltls and Thar Diseases, SoFth IS
for rs. One volume Flower 6ardsa, worth 80
for IS ssats. oSS vola1s Star 70 tas 5asr
MaooX, GoEth Use Tor A0c. One volano Barns,
on Elocutioh. WOSth . % Cor 50. One Volume
Bryant aud SiEstsan's BGsinsss AFithDelie,
50 for ] IS. One Running Tie GaAnliet =
for 90 cents. One vol. Broken to HAFpssl Is
for 90 cents. One Captain Kidd, IS for %
cents. One Point Of Honor 50 for 1 90. One
Paul Massis, SO Tor I 90. One Clayton
Rangers, IS for % oslts. One Tristan shan
dy, 90 for rs cents. One WilSman's Adveu-
lures, IS for 90 cents The Yoapg
Islanders, % for 90 ceuts. Dick
Rooney, / IS Gor 90 esRts The Higher
Christian Life, ! so for S. I World on
Wheels, I so for 90 | KAled TO Be
Free, I rs Tor I IS. ! Lynx Hunting,
| 50 for 90 cent? I WiddlCAel@s NeN
Cook Book, I IS for I 90. Stories OF ferI
| 25 for 90 cents. I William the Silent,
worth 1 50 for I o. Risen from, the
Ranks, ] so for IS Pilgrims Prog
ress, Orth so for IS cents. Even
ing's AmusemenIs. 25 for 65 cents. !
Whaling and Fishing. 25 for IS cents.
I Modern Classics. I 25 Tor 90 centa Per-
sons ordering from a distance will remit
10 per cent. additional to pay pOstage.s
W. =. / ]. N. PARRISH.
oWENsBoRo, KY.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

On meeting a friend the Rrst inquiry il
always regarding his health. Whyf Be-
cauIe health is Of the first consideration
yet maay will sit in q cold, damp thea
tire, regardless Of weak lungs and hack
ing cough. Discard some Of the ephem-
srGl pleasures Of the day, such as thea
tre>going, cigar smoking. &C., and invest
yonT small change in something that vii
be q kstiSg benefit. For instance. COus'
sens Compound Honey Of Tar costs only
SO cents, and will cure your Cough, Cold
and all diseases Of the Throat and LTRgs
Try it.
For sale by J. w. Ford. vol4nSleOw
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Messrs J. n. johnson and A. A. S u

Messrs J. N. johnson and A. A. tn
art, assisted by = corpse Of engineers from
Greensboro, viii come to the White Sui.
phur Springs in this Comfy, to-day to
make q Geographical survey Of the
grounds round sbost The premises are
owned by Hon. II. D. McHenry, Of tins
place, J. C. Bean, who lives on the prem
Uses, and d. n. Griffith, Of Greensboro.
We sincerely hope the owners viii erect
a conmodius hotel, and beauty and
aAorn the place. and make It a regular
GUNNER resort. The water is - fine a.
we ever tasted anywhere.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

DEAR BRRTHRsN.-Our 4th and last
quarterly meeting 10 near at hand. Sec
ond Sunday In August, at No Creek.
Your pastor has been by affection provi-
dentialIy numbered from being with you
much the past quarter. Will you not see
to it that the deficiency in his support up
To ths present tige is made up aud rePOr>
ted at the Quarterly Meeting. Make
special efforts to this end. l hope to meet
yoa at the Quarterly Meeting and TO hud
from yOIr tspOEta thai ths PGptOFs afaic>
ton which has deprived yOu Of his labor
hes not Iessensd your affection for him,
and iDteScst il biz welfare.
30-2t s G. ALLEN, z. T.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07
Arrival and Departure Of the
Mails

The Western Mail leaves at . u. NJ
aud arrives at I T m.
The Eastern Mail leayess II M
aud arrlvee At l. m.
Sulphur Springs, Fordsyille, Haynes
willie. Liona and Pellyille, leaves Hart
ford every Wednesday At 1880 A, AZ. and
arrives Thursday at r. NJ Leaves
Hartford every Thursday a! 6 P. N, and
arrives Saturday at Pm
The Greensboro mail, VIA. Beda, Bu>
ford. Pleasant Ridge and Masonville
leaves on Tuesday aud Friday at : 8. m :,
and arrivts Monday and Thursday al 3
\. IA.
The CentertoNn mail arrives ST 10 a.
NJ. and departs at II a n. Wednesday
G. J. LAWTON, Postmaster.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

10 Mulhattau. alias Orange Bios.
som" Of "Sour Beer" Big Cliny noto-
riety, representing the interests of the
hardware firm Of Hart d Co., Louisville,
spent day or two here during the past
week. 10 is q brick, and q genial. clever
fellow, and a good business man and has
remarkable imaginary powers. The PEG.
pie OF Hartford all like him and are
glad 10 see him. lie has q good trade
here.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07
Doa.t Resa This.

To the Public This d 70 certify that ]
had been snffsring with rheumatism in
my sight arm for mOss thsn six years, to
such an extent that eSald 90 en- ny
own food, or even rasss my hGpd v ny
mouth. usSb one aHg-csnt bottle Of
Dr.. RAglAnd'S Lightning Rslisl Aaa 4
cured me- sound and sell. Thrss months
have elapsed wnh no return Of tbs dis
case. U 7. H. SEARs.
ELkIss. Tull county. u, April y, ses
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

The "Irrepressibls" Ike fairfield. OF
the firm OF Bamberger, Bloom 4 Co.,
Louisville, KY, spent a day or so in town
the past week. He called at the Office TO
pay his subscription to the HERALD, but
being election day he found no one 10.
We were all out on duty. Ike, you must
not come on election days.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07
aarsseue ss saIpAur Sprsasu.

Mr.. David Mortin will give barbscus
at the Sulphur Springs above Hartford,
next Saturday, August 10Th. 1878. A
good dinner, music and dancing and
amusement generally will be the order Of
the day. Hon E. D. Walker and other
have been invited and are expected IA
speak theSs.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

Mrs. Susanah Stun, wife Of Alney
NJ Stun, died last Thursday Of paralysis.
She was stricken down the Sunday pre-
ceeding very suddeAly, and never spoke
afterwards. Mr. Stun lives in this
county, near Paradise, Muhlenberg coun-
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

Go to F. NJ, Hines grocery, Hartford
KY, and get your fruit cane and jars.
lie also will supply you with nice fresh
meats on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day mornings. He has a complete stock
Of genuine groceries, aud will sell them
a. low as the same quality OF goods can
be foRnd anywhere in the county.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

Call at T. wAype GriAin'S Drug Store,
Hartford, Ky, and get q trial package Of
Dr.. A. Q Simmons Liver Medicine. IL
costa you nothing and may save your
lie. whit
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

Choice Fruit Trees, Sweet Potato
Slips, Strawberry Plants DC, grown
and for sale at the Beaver Dam nurs-
cry. The proprietOr hegs leave to
state that he has spared Va pains in
procuring the best VaEietie. d fruit for
Ihis climate and soil and earnestly
sOlicits the patronage Of all who wish
to plant orchards. pe0f
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pcs,h orC. MerIey steven.. sr.

Last week we made mention Of the Sc
rious illness Of Mr.. C. Wesley Stevens,
and expressed = hope for his recovery
but alas! that hope was vain. lie
died Wednesday night Thus has anOth'
er one Of the best OF the old landmarks
paseed away.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

The cotsWoh BuCks which | adver-
tised some weeks ago, have arrived in
good condition. and several Of them have
been sold readily at the prices asked
Mr.. VIM. Foster, and H. Miller. who
are known as good judges of such stock
are among the purchasers. There are
still come twenty choice Bucks left. Call
and see them. J. E PENDLEroN.
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The New wheeler and WIlsoo ss~Ias
M1ohAme.

| am the agent for Ohio county Of this
machine, which is one Of il not the best
machine in existence. Terms easy.
Headquarters at Addinglon's store and
Thomas Bros grocery, Hartford, KY.
3l-tf II. L. JARBOE.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

Mrs Eleanor Ward. widow of Hezs-
kiah Ward, of No Creek. died last We'd
nesday at a very ripe old age She was
about eighty years old Her death was
the cause more Of OLD age than any par
ticular disease.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

ne lsaFa that Annie, the little daugh-
1eF az Rev. 4 A. C4ndig, pastor Of the
Melbodisl Church a. Marion. CfittendeD
County, KY, WAs burned TO death on She
lab Of duly. A son OF Mr.. Cuhdif wa
SToWRed . GsW years ago 81 Hartford, Ky.
Ma G. Il we'll known TO many Of our
itsSeIs 10 Logan aud adjoining counties.
II RussellYlEe Herald.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

Mr. James Fitzhugh and wife, Of New
York, passed through this place last Sat-
urdsy for the Sulphur Springs, where
they will remain some time among the
friends Of the groOm's estimable mother
We wish them q pleasant visit.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

All goods now on hand will he sold
At less than auction prices, 70 make room
for q tremendous stock Of fall goods.
New p She time " buy. z. SHALL,
Trade Palace.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

An infant daughter OF Ziba o. King. Of
Louisville. died las Sunday. Of whOop>
ing cough. The remains were brought
through here on Monday and buried on
the old King farm, where Dr.. Bates now
liVea =.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

A dog belonging to Harry T. Ford
near FOrdsville, run mad Sunday eve
ming lie is a large black dog. Mr.
Ford tried to kill it but it escaped Look
outI
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

When you come TO the convention
next Monday, call on l.. F. Woener and
leave your measure aud order for a good
pair Of boots. He uses none but good
material, and does his work well,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

Davies county will hold . Primary
Convention 10 each Of her precincts, at s
o'clock p y, nszt Saturday, August 10th.
Delegates will be elected and Instructed
Who viii meet IN Greensboro. on the l4th
Of AUgRst, and decided who 10 entitled
IA Iks vote ofDavies county Tor COagresS
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07
ThoroushSrea Cet.GeId Back Lambs

have four or Eve thoroughbred Cots
void buck lambs, from imported bucks,
out Of ewes from imported bucks, which
l will sell at IS each. I live two miles
south Of Hartford 3I3t P. NJ. -HocKER
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-08-07

The election in Hartford for Police
Judge aud Town Marshal, Monday, re
suited in the election Of W. H. Cummins
for Judge. and w. Il. Gritan for Marshal.
The candidates made quite a spirited liz
tie canvass. aud worked up good deal
of interest among their friends