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Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
sMkRIFF's SALES.
GHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF's SALE.
BY virtue Of . writ Of Levari Facias, 10 me
directed, will bs exposed TO public sale, st the
JACOB HYATT,
70 the village Of Newport, in Christisns Hd..
New Castle County, DEL, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of NOVEMBER,
1879, at II o'clock, .. m.
The fol owing described real estate, Wis:
All that certain farm or tract oi land stu.
ate In MIL Creek hundred In the county Of
New Castle and State OF Delaware, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Beginning
at stone In the middle Of the Hockessin
road, corner for land sold David Wilson,
thence by line Of said land which was part
No. q, OF the Real Estate Of Isaac Dixon, de-
ceased, south s6s< degrees, west W % hun.
dredths to stake, a cornt for Thomas Pear.
sons land, thence with line OF that land
north degrees, west l67 10 perches to q
9 AXE, corner for William Pearson's land,
thence with line Of said land, north IS de-
grees and 10 minutes, east 70 perches and 70
one hundrcdths 10 stake, corner tor other
land sold to David Wilson. part OF the Real
Estate OF Isaac Dixon aforesaid, thence by
the lines dividing that land from the south
b degrees east 20 perches TO stake. thence
north rs degrees east ~ perches and 10 to a
stake, thence south 3deRrees east Is perches
and 100 Of perch to a stake, thence south
o1a degrees west 3S perches TO stake In the
middle OF the Pearson road, thence along the
middle oftte said road south So degrees sal
east Il 2-l0 perches to a stake In q line of
Thomas Jacks0n's land, thence by that land
south 2 degrees y east IS lilo perches to a
stake in the middle Of HockessIn road afore- |
saiJ and thence along tho same being line |
OF the aforesaid land sold to David Wilson, |
south 341S degrees west "a $40 perches to the |
place OF beginning, containing within said |
D0unds ninety seven acres and forty -iour |
perches ofland, be the same more or less with
Il large stone house and large barn and ether
thereon erected.
Seize and taken In execution as the prop.
erty OF Isaac 7. Chamberlin and Elizabeth
l., his vile and terre tenant,, and to bo sold
~ JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherti's office, New Castle, October I'D,
S7s. l0!25-eodts.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

NOTICE.-In conformity with the provl.
~ sion OF the act passed by the General
Assembly Of the State OF Delaware on the 2oth
Gay OF March. A. d., 1875, hereby give no
tlce that an application was flied In the Su-
perior Court on the 2lst day of October, A.
ID. 1879, for Charter of Incorporation Of a
Company, called "The James 4 Webb Print
Ing and Stationery Company, TO carry on tho
busihes OF the manufacture OF books, prints
and stationery In all Its branches, and that n
draft of the proposed Charter was flied with
the application, and is open TO inspection.
CHAS. BEASTON, Pfothonotary.
New Castle, Oct Il, 1879. 10.22.tf
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

NO1iCE.-rhe regular Quarterly Meet
~ Ing OF the Trustees OF the Poor Of New
CASTLE County, will be held ut the Aims
A. NJ. All persons having bills will pres. mt
them by that day. The supply committee
Will meet at the Aims Houso on Saturday,
November ], at II O'Clock, when propose Is will
be received for furnishing the Aims House
Tor the next three months with bread. meats
and tobacco. J. W, COOCH. Scc'y.
Oct G3-25-27-2Swlt
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
NOTICES.
onsoIation for Cons U mptIves,

The physicians Of The Consumption Hos
pital, England, acknowledge that with Goa
two per cent. OF their patients, whereas, with
these HypO- Phosphites they have cured seven
ty-tive per cent. Physician, have prescribed
100, 900 packages Of Sialised Phosphatcs in
Ipil forms OF ncr ous diseases, yltalixing the
|dehtlttaied PREVENTING and curing consump-
tiOi..
=. CROSBY, 6C8 Sixth Ave-, N, Y.
For saic by z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. 9th and Market Sts., Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

NALL ARRANG EMENT.-On and alter
I Monday. the 18th Of sept, the Steamer
"Susie A. Mccall " will run as nnA
follows: Leave Fourth street
wharf on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday at 8 A. NJ, 2P. M. and p. M
Leave Pennsgrove at 7 A. M, 10 A. NJ. and 4
p. M. CAPT. DENNY.
September q, 1879. 9.lStf
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

NJ 11CE.-TBE WILMINGTON saw
~ ING FUND SOCIETY HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE THAT ON AND AFTER
JANUARY !, 1880, INTEREST WILL BE
ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS AT FIVE 10
OF THE BOARD.
J. J.ERNEST SMITH. TREAS.
WILMINGTON. Ocr. 1sT. 1879. l0l 3mG
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
A NOTE. .

Fac - Repuhlican " sim leads In
oARsulasion. Advertise whore yen
get the most for yOur money md
the " Republican IL that paper.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
LECTUREs.

Il LDoruRk
A Alecture will be given BY
REV. A. NELSON HOLIIFIED,
Of Huntington, Pa, in Red Clay Creek Pres
byterian Church, on
THURSDAY EvENIN0. OCT. 90, isgs.
At 9 O'Clock.
SUBJECr-POPULAR SUPERSTlTlONS,
TICKETS, acts.
10-21-3t
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
Fish /! Fish :!

Powell will have a fine variety Of
fish on his stall in the Third Street
Market, tomorrow, such as Trout,
Sleeps head, Hallibut, Founder, Pike,
White Perch, HAddock, Butter Fish,
Mackerel, Tea herring, Cat Fish, &c.
TINE LARGEST DRY GOODS HOUSE
J. In Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAKER
Ora nd Depot 18th st.. Market TO Chestnut
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

NOrlCE.- beg leave " In, vrm tho pub
~ lie that have increased my fscilitiee
for manufacturing kindling wood, and am
now prepared to furnish ", cd In any quaint.
ty TO suit consumers. sell the largest $40
load In the city. Give me call before pur
chasing elsewhere. Orders by mail receive
prompt attention, JOHN PONDER,
80 Il FootOf Fourth street. city.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

PUBLIC SALE o,
REAL ESTATE
WIN be solo at the Auction Rooms Of l.. W
Stidham Son, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER !, 1879,
At314 o'clock,
Seven Frame Houses, all in good order, a
situated at the corner OF Fourteenth and FAt
Lincoln streets, corner house lie l3 ieet4rUn,
~ feet deep, the others w feet front, running
back "a feet, depth OF lots 10 ieet. Tho above
houses are all rented 10 good paying tenants,
and the insurance Is paid up to January LIST,
1850, mortgage of sl70e. Fifty dollars can
remain on the premises as long as desired. II
the interest Is pa Id promptly rents 20 to the
purchaser from day Of sale. For iurther par
ticulars call on the und dersigned.
Terms, 70 per cent. cash on day OF sale on
the purchase money, less the mortgage the
ballaoce. note with an approved endUrssr at
80 DAYS from day OF sale.
lo-27'6t l.. ". S1lDHAM & SON, Auct's.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

YITANTED.-Aw woman for general house.
w work. Apply at No. 3l3 West 18th
street. l0.25-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

Wy ANTED.-A young lady Of experience
w wishes position as salealady in a
dry goods or millinery store best reference
given If required. Address " H., " this office.
l0.22.5t
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

DUBLIC SAL EOF HORSES, MULES,
l. CAkRla GE rs AND HARNESS.
VIII be soIi at public sale at the livery
stable OF Vim q. Martin, corner of Third and
Orange streets, Wimin atom, Del, on
SATURDAY, ,NOVEM BERlst, 1879
10 head OF good work and drv ng horses, 2
hne young mules, buggies, two seat Clay
harness., 10 sets single harness.
Tet ms OF sale credit of ninety days with
purchaser giving a negotiable note with ap-
lfoVed endOrser, or one per cent. month off
Tor cash. VIM. X. STOCKLEY.
J.. W. STlDHAM X son, Auct's
i. S.-Ihis stock has been used In the lv.
cry business for the past SIX months and will
positively be sold lO23-dts
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

DUBI.lC SALE.
ITALIAN GOODS,
At the Auction Rooms Of Thomas NJ. Ogle,
NO. 500 MARKET STKEEr,
Commencing on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1879,
At2 O'Clock. p. NJ,
Consisting o: Marble and Alabaster Statuary,
Vases, Gard Receiver, Tazzas, Figures,
Bronzes ana French clocks, 10 and q day
clocks. The sale of this large collection will
commence on Wednesday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, and continue until all are disposed
OF. The public are invite to call and exam
Inc the goods, rs they will be on exhibition on
Wednesday morning.
dlOVANNONI& n CO., Importers,
I. M. Ogle, Auct. lO.27-3t
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

Wy ANTED To hire two hundred dollars
w for three months. The best interest
and security given. Address Nj" REruB-
LICAH office l021.3t
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
FOR kALEOK RENT.

ENOR SALE OR RENT.-I'hree new a,
- room, two-story brick houses with bath.
hot and cold water. Situated on Pop ar 81.
above Eleventh. Very reasonable. Apply To
HARLAN CAUSE.
s-' II Front and Iatnall Sts,
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

VXyANTED.-A white American girl from
w IA to 10 years OF age. Apply in second
story OF front office Of No. col SHlPLEY
STREET. Reference required. lO.25-ti
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
> = . - :. = :
WANTED.

HyANTED.-Board at 1856 L. Fourth
w street trSt-class table and rooms In
fine location very moderate rates. l0-236ts
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

BARGAINS EXTRAORDIuApv,
BARGAINS ExTRAORDINARv,
hARGAlNs ExTRAORDINARYi
Just Received
TEN PIECES
TEN PIECES
TEN TlECES
BLACK FRENCH
bLACk FRENCH
CASHMEkES
CASHMEkE,S
CASHMERES
All.wool, a Beautiful Fabric,
Az ssh CENTS PER YARD.
ATasn CENTS PER YARD
ms,s we .rs1 Ds,ievs this to be the cheapest Cash
ALSO 100 PIECES
ALSO 100 PIECES
ALSO 100 PIECES
BEAUTIFUL STYLES
bEAuTlFUL STYLES
BEAUTIFUL STYLES
BEAUTIFUL STYLES
BEAUTltUL STYLES
BEAUTIFUL STYLES
DARK PRINTS,
DARK PRINTS.
DARK PRINTS
AT N DENTS PER YARD
Al a ~ CENTS PER YARD.
AT NJ CENTS PER YARD.
AT W CENTS PER YARD
AT M q CENTs CENTs PEs PEs YYAaKD. Y
CROSBY q HILL.
CROSBY d HILL.
CROSBY d HILL.
~ MAEn I.r 81 Sr, a2 MARKETtST..
~ MARK Ir SI.' Sr' 2H HMARKETST,,
'i' w MARKETST.,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

VIIANTED.-I}0ar at ia King street
w Hot and cold bath. 1927 6t+
The Hartford herald., 1879-04-09
Louisville Lingo.
LoUIsvILLE, NY, March 1.
fHoSo.
Editor II raid /:

Editor II raid:
A very welcome vi-itor-an old
fiiend-was awaiting me on my ar
rival home the other day. Lying up
on the bed with all the familiarity Of
home folks. this friend greeted me IN
silence, and in fact, did not, nor has
not yet spoken one word to me. yet,
Notwithstanding this eccentricity.l WIS
proud to welcome the visitor, aud
much informal on | gleai.ed from NY
silent friend in way that long since
learned to practice with such creatures.
To give You an idea of my success
rs II pumpi>t, III tell you few things
that this eccentric old dummy Told
me before | let up ON the pumi.
First, was informed that calico hop
was on the tapis. WHAT do YOU
think | care for calico hops. don t
dance" replied | Remember this
old friend was from Hartford, and al
this gossip was about Hartfo d folks.
Lem Craig is married" WAS the next
bit of news thunder. SAID |. "Jim-
mie Sulser has got license To marry,
too" Is that so? Yes, and 81 has
DIR. Chapman. | got interested. "snd
Bob Grant, too," well. well. "Clinr
Baird was home the other day and
away oil tell tale ratified, telling all
about everybody in town, it seemed TO
me, Dan Tracy. Lie Williams,
Burch Foster, Uncle Billie Coleman,
[ should have given him the prefer
ence, but he'll understand it. and in
tact, nearly everybody in that section
that had been doing anything or ex-
pected to do anything. Must have
been an old maid with deaf aud
dumb alphabet, you are thinking, but
it wasn't. n" it was the Herald. An
other matter the visitor recalled,
though it said nothing concerning il,
but can take hint; "hnts these
lines" Shoot that one. I'll never do
it again.
Business in the city is looking up
and people wear more hopeful look
as the days brighten into spriug-time,
and really l haven't heard a word
abou, hard times for several days.
Every kind Of busipes. seems to be
The Hartford herald., 1879-04-09
LADIES, iTlEATIOA!

The hest shoes in the country are made BY
SHAwk ALsRieHr, Louisville, Ky. Ask You
dealer tor thsu. Every PaiE BRANDED aud war
ted. ffs An
The Hartford herald., 1879-04-09

in the cIse. The icllp ying witnesses
are -uh. e1aed. w: Po.aer p Hry-
ser. F. 5. ifsy-er. Nea.Iy Worrhsin.
(who by rhe wav. j. big gan or
,o, of-a gun. in The ease Chick &;
Dem. John ID Hogan aud 4 o VII
liz. A MSS rseling oi tie citizens
was held tlis evening to take action in
regard ia horrible outrage which
cssfs > stnin upon the fair name of
LiIch6rld. Speeches were made from
the courr-hou~e steps. by MeSsrs.
Evan Rplger-. Jo-h Rplgers. X. o.
Willis aud John Hill. Mr.. Mere
di,h. proprietor OF the Meredith hOlel.
WAS in favor of instant hrngin- ---and
bis speech being considered ineendhry
he was ied If TO jail nv Mr.. jack
Lavman. our ~ort Jailer Judge
Conklin advised peace; Mr. Brown,
our county Court Cle'k. waived
his left arm and cried out,
pence children, peace let Us have
peace. aud | will assure vou that no
guilty man shall escape. Mr.. Hisdon.
then delivered an al ress. which was
well received. The Hero Of Big Clifty
then got up and made some very ill.,
coherent remarks. about beer-Caney-
ville-Beaver Dam nice set. OF April
Fool-. snv how. and much more To-
the same effect. IL had been dovn at
Csneyville. had met u rough lnokin.
fellow with revolver. and had been
persuaded much against his will e.
take beer. H was carried to the
Hey>er House. and put tn bei, and
50 ended this div's very disgrsceful
proceedings in Litcl.feld. There has
never before in the memory of the
oldest inlshiInnt. bcen - much excite
meat "a ,,ieh highly di>sractul scrnes-
in LitchfirII.
The Tropps will arrive tomorrow
on the nom train. ar which time j, >
to i've hoped order, will once more be
restored.
There l. ~ o hernews of Importance
excep' that the m-lsel@ i, diving OUT.
Business l. sorl-rrow,l in town al
the lime-iyd Z eat Improvements aGe
bein rtie "a our thnrou.h'qre>. OF,
new Ws,sr Works. are about compl--
tel-nalHs are hoT being laid ou
every street. We b0A,t OF line of
street cars to. anl srom the dep0'-
Johnv,OSen. Willis, and jane P-nle
gru~t E-I. being the Pailanthropi+t~.
and Capitalists who have f.ith
enough in the bright future of LiIci,-
fell to iuveS; in this great enterprise.
The Hartford Herald. has "a large
circuiation ali over Grav~on County
and i, "a welcome visitor. NJ Hogan.
ha> named l.er pet rig JOE Muihatian.
becau>e it lies (aroun,D - much-moie
anon from ORANGE Blossom
The Hartford herald., 1879-04-09

GBEsSyILLE. Ky. March 27.

GBEsSvILLE. NY. March 27.
E'lit.- Ii-rsid:
In order to keep up the routine /
write. though | hiye hu' little in stOr-
for You columns aave been absent
this we-k. attending ." The call. f. IN,
profession, in fact. have been each
day employed 80 tha; have not had>
Time To give thought to news. and fear
this letter viii be void of interest 10
YOUR numerous readers. dre lay
,ou have ut times been in the same
fix, well this Son-jimeS Occafs vi h
he hest regulated correspondents.
Our paper. the Echo. hts quit.
"gOne where tie wood bine twinefh."
Woodson >old the press. type and fix
ture. It has been shipped TO Eddy
vile, Lyon county. The suspension
is only temporary. Mr.. Woodson.
at this writing. Is in Cincinnati for
the purpose uf purchasing larger
press and an entirely new outfit, and
viii enlarge the paper. L have no
doubt it will I've better paper. more
reading matter. Mr.. Wood>on Is
young man Of thrlit intelligence and
industry and deserves recognition and
patronage in his enterprise.
The prospect in the enunty is sIlen-
did for crop, wheat books well and
promises a good yield. every effort Is
being put tCrth by the farmers to plant
large crop. have never seen such
efforts made by them, may they be
rewarded helvud their expectations.
Sometimes when | think over the
drawback To the labor.ns man IN his
efforts 20 add To The prosperity OF the
country. an lost III admiration Of sac
riiice- made by them. Ii one Will coll
empla,e fur moment. ghC MANY bur-
dens under which they rssi, tie MANY
temptations they have to undergo, the
number OF "shaIks" III hGran form
who prey upsa lllse fui,S of harvest
toll, the paay sNiadlers who oY
A
The Hartford herald., 1879-04-09
LITCHFEELD. kENTgCkY.
4 Horrible Crime C0nuittsfi---kr- A.
resI----<sra Ess;fesnenf---s.1 nch
Lsw--EroopS Oss sls~ NaJ 10
LitcaAeiJ. Eic.
LTcHFIELD, Ky, APRIL /, 1879.

LTcHFIELD, ny, APRIL /, 1879.
Editor Hesa!i
George Cuhbage. County Commis-
sioner, and Matthew Cunningham.
salesman for Me,-rs. Evans, Slaad.,-
ker X Co. Of thl- rlace, were arrested
here to-day, On Warrant Issued by
Judge Mcclure, Oh 0.ssh nf Mr.. W. q
ETans. changing them viii the crime
of 'gandermani4 and great excite
ment prevails in LiIc,ield tonight
over tine affair An excited mob are
now gathered sroaud the jul, and it Is
feared that the villains will be lynched
before tine sun rises in the east. Mr..
Ell. Thomas has just telegraphed Io
the Governor asking for troops, and a
company OF well-equipred veterans are
now Oh their way to LiIch6eld.
Mr. Daniel ORelily. the Post
master, and also United States Detec-
tive, has caused the arrest of W. &.
Evans, chzrgin. bin with receiving
stolen feathers from GeO. H. Cubbd,e e
and Mali. Cunningham. he knowing
them 10 have been mLliciou>iy and
ieioniously plucked by them irVm the
person of The town gander. Contrary to
the laws and regulations of the Com-
mon uSealth of Kentucky. THIS self
same to Al sardrr. upon tine person of
which the horrible crime ''sInder-
mania" was cominittei, by said CuD-
b,gc and Cunningham, Is owned by Il
poor widow woman. and III cOn-
necIiun, with fiIiuful cOw thai never
goes dry, Ii furnish : her with her
ont, means of subsistence. Sne sells
milk 10 our cIIiZeiIs, our beloved and
highly Respectable citizens, and sells
the feathers aud goose eggs winch the
gander furnishes and thus gains an
honest living for herself and two O.
phnn children.
George A Cubbase and Mat. Gun
ningham being IN an impecunlous cop-
dition aud being very des;rOus of Sc
curing some maple sugar To give To
their sweethearts, a> they promenaded
through the Public Square Park, hit
upon the happy expedlent Of replen-
ishing their exhausted resources by
quietly stealing this town gauder be-
longing To poor widow lady dnd two
orphan children, and in cellar, pluck-
ing from lis person the covering 20
bou:iifully bestowed upon it by I'd
ture-ever kind and true. They stole
the feathers and sold them to W. G.
Evans, and he knowing them to be
stolen, i equally a> guilty Il, the 9th
ers, and the trio of guilty wretches
should be speedily convicted aud made
to swing from the nearest lamp-pO>t.
am not in favor of lynch law US
ually. but the horrible crime of gander-
mania, should be punished with in-
slant death. Mr.. Will HAYNES is
prosecuting the case Messrs. Conk'
lin and McBeath, are for the defense.
Messrs. Woosley Il Gore, two young
and promising lawyers are also engaged
The Hartford herald., 1879-04-09

3 ,sror Herald:
The R.puhiis7'n' had ccs-est;oa
here Sa,urdt,. March -9sn. ins,racsssl.
'or Giovsrnor. Gcne-a, 81 Il. Nasr4-:
Tor Lieu,enani Governor. uea. NJ. G..
Hunter: ;or Attorney General. liza. j.
H. Moore
ai-. Ole I~ckei;. Of Lsvesrsor.. hss
been Wishing Mss Ne'.i- G@.,s fcr The
past '-s .l.v- snd . a t,.s c, h voasg
men Of Calaooa VII resr-t her jepartars
.o-'norrow mornlr,
The "num party" al Or us~srl'.last
wees sa~ -ucccss, tie next meeting
VA te =, N -. Il. SHUTS Isidsres
Every ols lnv ted
john "a in. ehareei With grand
larceay. ~as upon ~sisirs - exanin-
ins IrIgl b,forethe C,laoon p,.i.c, eoaTs.
neM 10 hail .u TIE SO. o, $50.
Mrs J Henbs Roti,ssa : uos OF
.i~it 80 ~ou'r Carsoiion
Chsrlev Rudy. o. Be.ch Grove. Is VISIT
Ing Calhoou aud pls,s's - ,iolin good
l-al--But on my Shen it CONES - play
NO fine he - -ari ro -. at. tae YujI-.
DR.. Cole OF the province o. Nicsran .us.
.:-hIrsI Amrrcs. 80 ta- be-u visiting
Mr. Guprioh Cafes for srvc.al ~e-&s
past intends to leave this b-autifill
c"untry for the lonesome and dreary
wastes Oi Mianvsots. next week
To,cou,
The Hartford herald., 1879-04-09

ehicsnery -tIip them e. their sr5-
.'.Dcs and the ,ipl-,sd pledges made
'hrhl hy their >errsDrs 81 isnsi.sez, %
i not Sonder ,hst the fsrrseg sue
eeed@ in saving anything from lis a.
bDri
have been at South CarrOl!t0n
since Monday lAss. AMI All not return
to u. until Saturday evening; though
this Is dated at Greenvi.ie, I write
gnu from South Cafroliion. This
place has wonderfully Progressed lat
terIy, and is now lively business
place. has some 5 or eco people. 2 fns
Touring mill-. 6 stores aud gsccer;e-, 2
drug stores. = naarhle yar,is. 2 hotels.
only at ore Of which ardent syiri:.
are sold. and that On s,aa'i scale, .
large and fl 'uri>hing sc.ooI co~ducted
by Pruf W. Alexander ard corps
Of competent Instructors in the vari-
ous apartments. ineludiag music and
ornamental departments. lis char
tered institution, ana empowered TO
grant diplomas TO It's graduates. 10
all institution that ranks rich iG he
county and Surrounding counties, sud
which H. such, deserves 10 fank with
any institution in the State, for its
thorough mode 1T iastfuc-jor, dis
cipline and rrogfe-s of H. P1r;s. Is
j. mixed sciorl. ',as 20 Arranged
thai only al Teci;a'ion aFs there any
ir'-rrnincline e 'he .e1rs. A strict
surveillance Is at IL tine kept Ovee
The school by IL Instructor. so much
50, that IN Eve ye'rs, o.. - whie..
time il has been IN e&is.crce) rot =
single case OF CON; ;iaint ha~ cen IIsds
on aecoIn; of .pe H.i,s.i asi4Te Ga lie
school. must ssy for lie people
here. GF a a. - .heir exer',ne (Nish
Tut iev exec .''ions.} t!ie success Of Tho
school j. atiIih.ted. SYLOvs..
The Hartford herald., 1879-04-09
"a. Y. NJ
1. O. @. II.
HARTFORD LODGE NO. -.

Meets in Tayior Han. Hartford K, .
every Thursdsy evening A cordial invl
tstion II extended to rnsmbrrs OF the Or
der to visit US. and all such will be made
ws!cone.
CLAUDE J YAGsR w c. T
w. III. HoUsrox W Secretary.
GROSS WILLIAMS. l. q
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improving. Let i, hope that it may
be -.
The murder of judge Elliott has
heen the most exciting theme ior the
pas, week. and on Saturday the sub
ject wa- brought up afresh, by the ar
rival late finat evening, of the mur-
derer. under a strong guard. Frank
fort w,s not thoughr to he safe place
for such Il vile wretch as Tom BuiOrL,
hence hi. arrival in Louisville. His
arrival here caused but IA slight flut-
tar. owing TO the secrecy with which
the removal was effected. H'd it
been generally known thai he would
arrive here at certain hour, it would
haze bean necessary to esli our the
mililis to keep the crowd in check.
Not that any harm would have
been done the prisoner, but our fnIks
are full of the morbid Us we'll a. other
folks.
YLu remember J ,ck Penman. tie
Scotchman. who first went into the
army under Capt. Al rton? Well.
poor Jack is here in the Civ hospital,
with his right arm Of. lie wss on
the P.,ducah train. going west sbou,
two weeks ago. and when neT SIePh-
en-burg, WAS put OFF; why, | do net
know exactly, and alter walking
along the track awhile. he sat down
upon the eud 1f cru,>-tie, fell asleep
and WAS struck by n freight train and
his arm broken. He j. Kindly cared
for in the hospital and will soon be
out again. but what 4 loss the poor
fellow has sustained. Jack WAS q
good soldier and his MANY friends and
comrades III and about Paradise will
he sorry to hear of his sad mi>hap.
His brother. Duncan Penman lives IN
Paradise vet.
l met Capt. Nall ON the streets ye.-
terday. lie is looking a. handsome
a. ever. and is handling the Farmers
Home journal in Il manner pleasing
to the farmers, and | hope with sue
cess TO himself. Ion deserves success
sHd will win il too.
Next week will try AMI give you
some genuine news, in regard to the
tobacco trade aud such like. III
then, excuse CTToYEN