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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19

U. s. Deputy Marshal w. N. Order
brought before u S. Commissioner Geo
c. Wedding the following persons charg
ed with violating the Internal Revenue
Law: Thos. Mercer. B. w. Gossett, Jno
IL. Long and Jordan Pierson, all Of
whom were acquitted except the former,
who was held over IN bond Of $50, and
being unable to execute same, was taken
to Louisville by said W. n. Order. U. S.
Deputy Marshal. The sending of him
to Louisville was his own request, the
Commissioner asking where he would
like to be confined.
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Farm for Sale.

n UhNIhABLE FARM Ohered at low rate,
4 n and On very reasonable Terms. lying "a
Ohio County, on Green river, ! miles below
Paradise, and miles above Rorkport, co.
tanning li2 acres, 10 acres of which is cleared
and in n high state of cultivation. Fencin-
good, comfortable dwelling house, with ali
necessary outhouses, good we'll Of unfailin
water near the hoase, good orchar IN bar
ing. Those wishing to extmius the property
VIII eal on Envid Russell, living ON the prem
ises. For price a;nd terms, call on
BAIRD & BARRETT.
Nam Il al Estate Agents, Hartford. XIV.
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General Local News.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10. 1873.
Death Of Hannibal ID. barrett.

Hannibal D. Barrett, the only son oI
w. s. Barrett. was born in the eastern
part Of Ohio county, on the 18th Of Feb
ruary, 1880. lie was reared and educat>
ed principally in Hartford, and WAS an
exceedingly intelligent youth, and OBJ
tanned 3 splendid education. lie was
engaged in the County Clerks Office for
many wears early in life, but after reach
ing his maturity, he located in business
at Cslhoon, XIV. and was VERY successful.
In October, 1865. he married Miss Lue
Eaves. daughter OF Judge Sanders Eaves
and one Of the most estimsble Young
ladies ever reared in Mclean county. In
1850 he went 10 New Orleans 10 engage
in business, and there lost his health,
and has gradually declined ever since.
With the loss Of health came financial
loss, in consequences OF his inability TO at
tend 10 business
No man was more successful than he
so long as blessed with good health. lie
was almost entirely deaf for several years
before his death. lie has been sinking
quite RAPIDLY for several weeks, and at st
O'Clock P. NJ, on Sunday, June l6, 1873,
he nreathed his last He leaves a wife
and three children. The anxiety for
them bore quite heavily upon him /;
otherwise he seemed resigned He bore
mp under all his Affections with a great
deal Of fortiiude. lie was dear friend
Of ours, and we will ever keep his mem
DRY green in our heart He was a duti-
full con. noble brother, kind and af-
feetionste husband and father, and lib
eral. usefnl citizen, 90 long as health per-
mitted him to be.
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STEwARTsVILLE LETTER.
STEWARTsyUIF. ,June q Is

STEwARTsvILLE, June 9, 1873
Editor Herald:
Permit me to give You n moderr
sketch of this portion of Ohio county
Thirteen years since | left Barrett,
Ferry and located in this vicinity.
then looked upon by some as a
backwoods portion of the county. but
which presents different aspect at
present. Since the date spoken of
above, the r. d +. Il. Il. has been
contracted. The Furnishing town of
koSme has sprung into existence: the
town of Cromwell has improved, and
IN our midst has very recently been
hnllt the business town of Stewards
vile, consisting oftwo dry goods stores,
one drug store, one tobacco flcto-
ry blacksmith shop, with other houses
IN course of construction a good phv
stefan, also an excellent Porter. By
sitting at home to-day we can hear the
steam boat on one side, and upon the
other, the rumbling of heavy freight
train. We can hear the sound of two
good Touring mills, two saw mills. and
almost hear the clicking of the tele-
graph. Now to those who would like
TO own a farm within five miles of
either rail road or river, and in that
which is destined to be the business
portion OF Ohio Co, here is the place,
come and buy while you can.
]. w. Cox.
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THE HERALD.

Fdr Transient advertisements must be
paid for in advance.
Charges for yearly advertisements will
be collected quarterly.
All advertisements inserted without
specified time will be charged FOR until
ordered out.
Notices under head of Preferred To-
calls" Ten Cents per line.
Announcements ofMsrriages or Deaths
not exceeding five lines, and notices OF
Preaching published gratis,
3D. Obituary Notices, Resolutions OF
Respect and other similar notices, Five
Cents per line
Job work OF every description done with
Heatness aud dispatch, at city prices. Wehave
full line OF job types, and solicit the patronage
Of the business community.
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Wesley Travis was arrested at Rosine,
last Wednesday, by Marshal J. F. Lew.
lie, charged with stealing gun from Ed,
enezer Collier. near Whitesville. lie
had an examining trial before Judge r.
r. Wedding and H. Baltzell. Justices
Peace Ohio county, and was held to an
swer at the Cri .ninal Court in the sum o.
500, and failing to give bail, was brought
here by the Marshal and lodged in Jail.
He traded the gun to j. B. Canaan, at
Sulphur Springs.
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Paducah and EIizabethtown
Railroad Company.

TINE TABLE, No. G.
IN effect May 18th, 1878.
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On Monday Of last week, two men went
to WIN. ParriSh's house, near Buford,
and frightened the family very much,
causing them to leave the premises.
Mr.. Parrish was ont ut work in a dis
tant field from the house They said they
intended to kill him. They threatened
TO shoot the women folks. aud did snap
pistol at one Of them. The men were
entire strangers
Two men were seen on the Sunday be>
fore, and acted rather snspiciously. Can
not such characters I've apprehended.
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The Mccormick Ahead.
HARTFORD, KY, June Is, 2S7S.
'RssRs. Foster & EDvARns

Hartford, KY, June Is, 1878.
MRssRs Foster & EDWARDS:
GENTs-The combined Dropper and
Mower, Mccormick" that | bought OF
you, gives entire satisfaction. In stand
ing grain il will save enough to pay for
the cutting, and in down grain. twice
enough at least. Can cut twelve acres of
wheat in day, rih ease. In smooth
ground could do good cutting with one
horse, with shafts. JONI r. PHIrrs.
We certify that we have seen the above
mentioned machine at work, in badly
straw fallen wheat, that it did its work
well, cutting and taking up the down
grain perfectly clean. II seemed 10 be a
very light draft to the team. and we are
satisfied that the machine will give entire
to any farmer.
Il. WAYNE GRIrFIS,
SANK. Cox,
w. II MooRE.
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Choice Fruit Trees, Sweet Potato
Slips, Strawberry Plants &C., grown
and for sale at the Beaver Dam nurs-
cry. The proprietor begs leave to
state that he has spared no pains in
procuring the best varieties of fruit for
this climate and soil and earnestly
solicits the patronage of all who wish
to plant orchards. n2Of
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THAT SWEET BOUaUrT
10 Mss Z. b., FRANKLIN. Ky.

In my hearts fond reeollections
oi the sweetest joys of youth,
10 M mind comes those collections
oi momentoes, friendships proofs:
when OF them an invoice taking.
finance my eve this way inclined,
upon my heart Impressions making,
which ne'er can be cfisced by time.
There within box reclining
In its fragrant beauty vet,
mus dear friends love defining
ls that ever dear "houquet :"
in its midst a fragrant Tea Rose
Smiles with loving look AZ me,
by ats eide a gentle pink grows
Sweet and innocent like thee.
Now Mt intervals are scattered
Thro' its artiul labyrinth,
Floral emhlems somewhat shattered
Yet ever bearing loves imprint;
Here and there n sc0rlet daily
Lifts its modest blushing head,
seeming thus in silent language
Thy pure virtues round t. she'd,
III by time its colors faded
And. perhaps, its fragrance gone,
Never can | he perpaded
mat 10 decay It may he prone;
But by gentle, careful keeping
And by watching every dav,
Still its virgin be tuty sleeping
shall be siill lhat Sweet Bouquet.
II. Il. X.
HARTFORD, Ky.
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barbecue and Public SDeaktnr

There will be barbecue at Hines
mills, on Saturday, June 29th, where the
gay and festive, the young and old, can
have day of JOY and recreation. The
table will be supplied with the best edi-
bles the country can afford Good music
will be furnished for those wishing to
trip the light fantastic" The county
candidates will be present and present
their claims. Mr. Hines. the proprietor.
Will spare no pains to make this an occa>
sion Of pleasure and cnioyment
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19
Arrival and Departure of the
Mails

The Western Mail leaves at 0 e m.
sHd arrives at 1 ?. m.
The Eastern Mail leaves AT - m,
aud arrives at I. IA.
Sulphur Springs, Fordsville, Haynes.
Vile, Liona aud Pellyille, leaves Hart.
ford every Wednesday at $50 a, NJ. and
arrives Thursday az P NJ Leaves
Hartford every Thursday a: p. Nj, and
arrives Saturday AT 3 Pm
The Greensboro mail, VIA. Bcda, Bu>
ferd, Pleasant Ridge ard Masonville
leaves on Tuesday and Friday at : a. m,
and arrives Monday and Thursday at 6
p. ma.
The CentertoWn mail arrives at 10 a.
IA, and departs at IL n. N. Wednesday.
G.. j. LAWTON, Postmaster.
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Horses Stolen.

On last Friday night, Mr.. A. 2. Harms
and Mr.. Charles Boone, near Boston, Da-
viess county, lost a horse each. One
man stole bo'h and was seen comino in
this direction riding one and leading the
other One was sorrel horse, with one
white hind foot and a star in the fore,
head. The other was black mare Let
everybody keep look out for the thief
and horses.
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breckenridge County Items

Editor Herald:
Our wheat crop is now being har-
vested, with fair prospects for an aver
age Yield. Weather is quite cool for
the season. Our criminal court is in
session. The HERALD is always on
time on Thursday, and is warmly ap-
preciated. My wishes for its success.
II. c. Il.
PRINCE OF WALES, June 10, 1878.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19

Mrs. W. T. King. of the Hartford
House, accompanied by her daughters,
Maggie, Lulie, Katie. and con Willie,
spent several days in South Carrollton,
last week, attending the Commencement
Exercises Of South Carrollton Institute
Miss Maggie will be absent several
weeks, visiting relatives in South Carroll
ton, Calhoon, Hanson Station and Green
y;llo
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19
womnnIy Elegance and Grace.

Thore are few among our fair readers who
would not gladly possess the rosy complexion.
the beautiful form, the cheerfulnes. and eIse
ticitv Of spirits, that good health always i'm
parts. Parker's Ginger Tonic will restore
these feminine attributes to thousands wboS-
shattered constitutions are due to functional
arrangement. IL radically cures Dyspepsia,
gives tone to the enfeebled organs, dissi1ates
Hcadnehe, Neuralgia and Nervousness, re-
ieves painful Periods, and safely estabIis shes
regularity Of the female functions II
soothes the nerves, imparts ease and strength
to mothers themselves, and through the milk
to their nursing babes, prevents the Nausea
and Constipation peculiar to ladies in a deli
cate condition. and greatly relie-cs the suffer
ings Of this period. 1t acts like a charm on
the digestive machinery, speedily counteracts
the weakening effects on the bowels Of Excess
Stve heat, iuiudicious diet, or impure water.
and is warranted to cure the worst forms of
Collie, Cramps, Diarrhwa, Dyscntery, Bloody
tluN, Cholera InfIntum. and even Asiati,
Cholera If taken in time. Buy 81. 90 bottle
OF your drug Sist, z. Wayne Griffin, or a
sample bottle at Is cents, and test its extra
ordinary merits. nI5.eot
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Fake that Buckeye out of your pocket /.

Now that the medical properties Of the
Buckeye are clearly established. and
utilized for the cure OF Piles, why not
make direct application Of its healing
virtues in the form Of TaLler's Buckeve
Pile Ointment and be cured ? This pre-
paration Is made from the alkaloid of the
Buckeye, or Horse Chestnut, and, com,
b'ned 9Th other ingredients, is offered to
the public IA cure for nothing else but
Piles. Price so cents Bottle. For sale
by j. w. Ford, Hartford, Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19
school Closed.

Mis- Sallie Peyton's school closed last
Friday. Several visitor, were present at
the closing exercises. our.elf among the
number and all appeared highly gratified
at theraPid advancement the scholars had
made. We witnessed the examination of
class in grammar, none Of whom were
exceeding ten years Of age, and were as.
tonlshed that minds so young could be
made 10 understand so thoroughly, the
principles Of this important branch of
education.
The progress made by the scholars
gives evidence of ability and peculiar
fitness Of Mics Sallie for teaching.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19

The man who likes striped suit
the man who likes plain suit; every
one can be suited and Luy it cheap
enough, at j. Winter a Cos, corner OF
Third and Marke, streets, Louisville. XIV
We have never seen such n variety OF
goods before
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19

The Wisconsin thief, after leaving
FordsVille, two weeks ago to~day, went
on in the direction of Cloverport, and
went into Mr.. Bradfeld's house while all
were from home, and got a suit of
clothes and bucketlul of cold provisions.
and left his old suit Of clothes in the road
close by. 1t is clearly evident that he
was not one Of the party who went to
Seth Bales house that same night and
got the money from Louis Bales.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19

On our first page will be found the adj
dress OF welcome TO the Kentucky
editors, delivered at HopKinsville. by
Prof. r c. Cave. II is full of beautiful
thoughts and sentiments, and stamps the
author Profuni scholar and Christian
gentleman.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19

We publish on our first paee the poem
read by Mr.. $. c Mercer, at Hopkins
vile, on the occasion OF the recent meet
ing Of the Press Convention II contains
many fine thoughts and is metrically
well constructed It is well worth a
careful peruSal.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19
The Southern AgrieuIturI,t.

A large eight'paged. wide awake farm
ers horticuIturist and grangers paper, will
oe sent from the 4lh of July to the close
OF the year, for only 50 cents. 1t is very
cheap, and we commend it to the farm.
ers OF Ohio county. Enclose money and
name to ThOs. y. Key Louisville. XIV
u
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19

Miss Irene Eaves, of Sacramento, is
visiting her sister, Mrs II. D. Barrett,
Of this place. She was accompanied by
Master George Short, of Rumsey, who
returned home Friday morning
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19

Mr. w. c. Chapman, after a weari,
some illness Of many months duration, is
out again, and able TO ride about, and
bids fair TO get entirely well. We are
clad to note the improvement in his con-
iition
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19

Messrs. Charlie and Ned Pendleton and
Willie Maxwell, OF this place. who have
been attending Bethel College, for ten
months past, returned home Friday even.
ing. The young gentlemen are looking
well, and have made considerable adj
vancement IN their studies.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19
Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, June l7.-Business was
fair last week. The live stock market
was very good, but there was nothing
done in horses and mules-very few in
quiries and light offerings. The cattle
market was firm and active the fore part
Of the week, but closed little weak at
3@4lc. Hogs firm and active all through
the week, but closed with light decline,
but still active at 3(dilc. Sheep and
lambs firm all week, and closed active at
3lg+4c. The provision market remains
firm and quiet at a slight advance over
last quotations Poultry fair with IA
good demand Hens, 81 756,2 50;
Young chickens, Tjc to 50 80 per dozen
Far demand for butter at slight al
vance. Good fresh country butter, sc
PC. Eggs firm and in demand at sI@
&c. Grain market fair. Wheat had n
slight decline. We quote: Medium TO
prime choice, S5@95c per bushel. Corn
and oats firm and in fair demand. and
without change in prices. Produce
Homegrown Irish potatoes, SlClI p per
barrel; Southern, 81 35GGI 80 per bar
rel on arrival. Cabbage firm at 81 per
barrel Cucumbers, I5@ISc. per dozen
Tomatoes, s 'CG3 50 per bushel Fruits +;
Raspberrres, SS@3 rs per stand; cher,
ries. SlCf2 per hushel; currants, 50 per
hushel; gooscberries, 81 50 per bushel
red plums, 25c. per gallon; peaches. /
- 5OG3 per hushel green apples,
I5c CeSl p per bushel. The leaftobacco
market was firm and active, and former
prices well sustained.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19

Rev. J. d Sharer. of the NJ p. Church,
and Miss Agnes Jones, were married at the
residence ofthe brides father, S. X. Jones.
near Rosine, one day last week. She
concluded to "Sharer" joys of lite with
the reverend gentleman.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19

a Man OF A THoUsANp.-A Coasump-
tive accidentally cured When death was
hourly expected. oil remedies having fail.
ed and DR.. ii. James was experimenting
with the many herbs OF Calcutta. he ~.
cIdenlaIly made preparation Cannabis
lndica, which cured his only child of
CONSUMPTION. His child is now in this
country and ENJOYING the best of health
DESTROYS of beneiiIting the afflicted. the
Doctor now gives the Recipe tree, on re
celPt 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 sweats
peev'shness, irritation of the nerves. fail
ure OF memory, difficult expectoration,
sharp pains in the lungs, sore throat.
chilly sensations, nausea at the stomach,
ihactlon of the bowels, and wasting away
OF the muscles. Address Craddnck AZ Co
iO52 and 1884 Race St, Philadelphia,
Pa, giving name of this paper. n24m
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Manifested "a Secondary symptoms. Nodes
Rheumatism, White Swellinss d iseascl Bones.
| Users, Skin Disease, et,., and all diseases
arising from mal-treatment Whcro the cnasti-
tuition is broken down from the terrible effect,
OF .1ercuTy.
IL you know Of a remedy whereby a fellow
being can fad relief from suffering is IL not
criminal to suppress that knowledge Should
motives If false drlictcy prevent YOU herald
ing forth the news? Do We then neeI 10
cloak cur language in meaningless words and
50 feehly express, ourselves th II those suffering
can not understand for what disease, Sw.ry's
PANACEA is particularly useful Uunir.d,
are suferin; from tainted constitutions. beng
eaten up by disease, destroying their bones
aud consuming them, who may he relieved .
AMI the great mass Of them CURED, by this
remedy. We beg to assure our readers IL does
not contain any mercuriIl ingreJ ents. and can
be taken by either sex with Impunity and will
never iniure. Pleose bear this particularly in
mind.
SWANS PAN,cEt has received the endorse
ment of the principal medical men Of this
country Cor Its marvellous cures. Prof, VaIen
tine Mott Of this city. Prufs. Chapman and
Devices, of Philadelphia, and hundred. of
others have commended it,
Prepared Onlyat Swaim's Laboratory. Sou,b
Seventh Street, below Chestnut PhiladeIphia,
and Tor sale by druggist generally.
Pamphlets giving its range ofu.e. to be had
gratis on application to Or. Franklin Stewart,
Medical Director a. above. MI La
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Agents waniej for Glsc IIiuStrase.I
Universal History.

A Clear and Concise History OF all Nations
Commencing with the Earliest Periods an
ending with the most rccsnt Important Eve.tz
Including the Turco Rus. War, the AImip
istrntion Of PrcsIden. Hayes, etc. BOOK :
IN ONE. Low price, quirE sales, extra terms
AL lrcss, J. G. McCCRUT A 60
ma ln Cincinu,tt Ul,o
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We had heavy fail of rain here last
Monday, and much damage has been
done in washing away bridges, levccs
fencing, &c The plowed fields also have
been badly washed.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19

Miss Mary Pendleton. one of Hartford
most amiable and intelligent young ladies,
left Sunday evening for an extended visit
to friends in Louisville and Shelbvyillc
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SIR TEE BEST.

'M"rrew's Pictorial iani;ly EiLIc and En-
cyelcPedia % fibiival knoWIc.ls. curt ,iu<'
al important features. srIy l.Saa iIlnsir.-
h"ns and many hnr pats by tssstave Dore
and other artisi-- Genai'e msFucro bindiays
and heavy panel, ten STYLES AMI t,ric.-.
send for circulars and terms - sxeDt,-
;. L. M0KRJW 4 CO.
Indianapolis, Ind
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HANDY ANDY.
Getting Names for Bad Purpose,

In all the papers of the nashy sort,
as well rs some that claim a higher
standard. may be read the advertise
ment, Your name neatly printed on
nifty cards for ten cents-postagc
paid" Every printer knows that the
cost OF cards furnished, which are of
line board, together with the work and
postage, will cost ten times ten cents.
How then, can men make this traffic
pay? 1t is claimed that the lists of
names OF thoughtlesS young Indies and
innocent girls, as well as those of young
men and boys, gathered by advertise
ments OF this kind in every city and
village, and at almost every post office.
command high price, when offered
for sale to men who deal in literature
OF that kind which poisons the young
mind and prepares a foundation for a
blasted life. In the hands of these
soulless wretcheS, the preserved lists
are an unerring guide to the hearth
stone OF almost every family. The
cards are somewhat nice, but circulars
Offering books and pamphlets, sensual
and beastly, at high prices, will doubt
less follow. 1t may be that the adver-
Users OF cards do not wan: the lists for
sale, and are themselves the vampires
upon society, who take this method
OF getting addresses for n nefIrious
traffic. BE this as it may, the thous-
ands OF names sent for cards thus adj
yertised are on a dangerous journey
SigOurney News.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19

Sweet potato slips Of the best varieties
can he had Of d. j. Rhoads. at the
Beaver pam nursery. or Of + +. Viii
IIams or Us. Vaught, agents, Hartford.
Ky. MS
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ERRORS OF Youth.

Gentlsmrn Who suE, red for yea from
Nervous Debility, Preaafars Hecay, and all
the elects Of ysutf fai ftdi-eresion, -iu f.r
tie sake % suffering humanity, snd five .,
al who need u. the re,ipe and direction f,,
ma Ring the r'E pie r.mefy by which ~ vs.
cured. Sufferers wishing to prpit ~ the I.
y'Ttiser's exl- rieree eaa 10 80 by ,.idie e.. q I.
in perfect cor sJcLcs
JOHN B. cGtEX.
Wins bin. Cedar street KY
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19

VIM. Richmond and family Of Calhoon,
Ky, have been in tosn during the past
week visiting relatives.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19

Mrs Nancy Collins, left last Saturday
for visit TO friends in Greensboro, and
Rockport, Ind.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-19

A trial package of DR. A. q. Simmons
Vegetable Liver Medicine can he bad
tcee Of charge at W II. Murrelrs Drug
Store, Beaver Dam, XIV. v4-n7ti