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The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21
Organs.

The great popularity Of the Cabinet or
Parlor Organ has led to severe competi-
ton among manufacturers to supply
them. As one travels over the country
he is now about as likely to meet an or
gan pedler rs a sewing agent or
hghtuing-rod man. The New York
Philharmonic Journal says there is moth
ing in which there is more decc ption than
in this matter OF organs. The country is
flooded with very cheaply made instru-
ments il flashy cases, which are not
good to begin with, and will almost Gers
tainly soon get so much out Of order as
TO be useless 1t is folly to buy one OF
these. a much better way is to get the
best, 10y makers of greatest reputation,
which costs little more to begin with,
but will undoublly prove cheapest in the
end. Any one who buys an organ made
by the Mason and IlamIi in Company,
may depend upon having the best that
can be made. 1t is conceded 10y those
who know more about such matters, that
their organs are unequaled.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21
A wOrnan-s Name.

Gulnare means the blossom OF tie
pomegrsnate. Nearly all female names
signify birds, flowers, scents or other or
naments or luSures which abound in
their hyperbolieal poetry. During these
modern times ideas have been caught
from the Orient and the same significance
is gwen to the maine English Female Bit
tess. 1t implies o restoration TO aealth,
rad zeal cure o( all those chronic derange'
ments and irregularities that aillict the
female sex. 1t implies quick and power
full action over the female troubles. 1t
implies regulating and restoring old and
and young females to their natural condi-
ton, and no lady should fail to use them.
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A PUBLIC DEMAND

Has long been made for an effectual
and permanent chill remedy containg no
quinine, arsenic or mercury. and that
produces no unpleasant symptoms about
the head, one that can be taken by the
most delicate stomach and acts upon the
secretions thoroughly without other med
icing; one that strikes and completed y e.
radicates all miasmetic poisons lurking
in the system. Such a remedy has late
TX been placed before the public, and is
known as Days Ague Tonic. which is
having wonderful run. 1t can be
taken at all times by the most delicate,
makes permanent cures, and one bottle
is frequently sufficient to cure whole
iumlly. lo--m
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21

Torpor or inactivity of the kidneys is
seriously dangerous to those organs, since
it is the precedent of diseases which de-
stroy their substance and endanger life
This sluggishness may be overcome 10y
stimulating them, not excessively, but
moderately, an effect produced 10y Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. a general invigo-
rant Alternative. possessing diuretic proper
ties of no common order. The impetus
which this admrab;e medicine gives to
their evacuative function counteracts any
tendency to congestion which may exist
in their tissues. Both they and their as
sociate organ, the bladder, are invigora>
ted as well as gently stimulated 10y tine
Bitters, which exerts a kindred influence
upoa the stomach, liver aud bowels, and
ly strengthening the system, enables it to
withstand malarial cpedemics, to which
when exposed IL might otherwise sue
cumb. lS-lm.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21
HAVE YOU HEADACHEP

One cents worth OF Bailey's Saline
Aperent will cure you. Have you acid
stomach or heartburn? Half a cents
worth of Bailey's Saline Aperient will
cure you. Have you constipation? Two
cents worth of Bailey.s Saline Aperient
will relieve you. Are you bilious?
Three cents worth of Bailey's Saline APP
erient will remove all biliousness. Are
you dyspeptic2 Ba;ley's Saline Aperient
will do you good lis pleasant and
cooling purgative. and foams like coda
water. Its pleasantuess makes It quite
iayorite among the ladies. For sewing
women. factory girls, and all who lead a
closely confined life. its effects are graft,
fying, relieving their headache and con-
stipatiop. Only 40 cents per bottle.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21

Taken up as stray by VIM. w. Her
living North Of ROsine two miles, within
one>half mile of Hartford and Litchiield
road in Ohio county, on she 18th day OF
April, 1879, one bay mule s bout ii hands
high q few white hairs on the back (sad-
die mark) shoes on front feet, name toll
erably long, but had been trimmed in
time-:ail has been shaved. No other
marks or brands noticed which | have
appraised at S2j. Witness my hand this
23rd day Of April, 1879.
Usit. Il. BALTZELL- }. =. o. q.
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To Tobacco Growers and Snipre.s.

We wish to call attentionto. she LOUIS
vile Tobacco Market. which is the largest
in the West, and steadily increasing in
magnitude and in .suence. On this market
all grades Of Tobacco can be sold at any
time for the highest market prices. We
would call your attention to our ware-
house which is large, centrally located.
and possesses every advantage for storing
and selling Tobacco. We conduct strlct>
ly legitimate warehouse business, and give
our close personal attention to the interests
of our patrons. We are present at the
sampling and selling of all Tobacco, and
advise with our customers as to their best
interests All letters promptly answered,
an \ any information we may possess viii
be gladly given Auction sales daily re-
turns promptly made. Storage ioI.
months free of charge advances on con-
signments. Mark your hogsheads Louis
vile House"
SHERLEY & GLOVER,
PRoPRiEroRs LOUISVILLE TOBACCO WARE
HOUSE. LOUISVILLE, KY. 3-l 6m
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21

ThOs. Barnes, son of Mr.. j. L.
Barnes, near Ceralvo, died Sunday
last, of hemorrhage.
We had the pleasure, Yesterday
morning, of II call from Father Nj. I.
Melody, of I.itchfeld.
Mr.. John T. Magan and family, of
Buford, me visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Field, Of this place,
Mr. James Anderson, who is attend
ing South Calroilton Institute, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents
here.
Misses Calesta and Minnie Shull, of
Cromwell, were visiting Misses Loga
and Lula Walker, of this place, last
week.
Rev. ]. NJ. Peay, Prof. Ellis NJ.
Coleman and Judge G. l.. Morehead,
of South Carrollton, were in town last
Saturday.
w. A. Gibson has taken position
behind the counter of l.. Rosenberg d
CO., where he will be pleased to see
his many friends.
Mr.. Thomas Hay, of Carmi, Ills. is
spending few days with old friends
here. Mr.. ii, was formerly a resi-
dent of this place.
Born, 70 the wife of w. C. Morton,
May, 18th, a son. William Louis Dix.
TO say that Buck" is happy, would be
drawing it thousand strains to fine
DIR. Amos Davis. of Pleasant Ridge,
accompanied by his eslimable wife,
spent Monday in town. the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs, William Hardwick.
ON. White, of Logan county, call
ed on us last Saturday, and renewed
his subscription to the Herald. He
reports wheat heading out low-caused
by the drouth.
Rev. j. HI. James and family, Of
Reda, have moved to town and
are occupying Mrs. Eliza Tracy's
dwelling. Mr.. James is engaged in
Bean d Vaught's blacksmith shop.
Luther, son of Jack Stevens, aged
eighteen, died last Friday of typhoid
pneumonia, after weeks illness.
Luther was clever, honest and wor-
thy boy. and well liked by all who
knew him. He was buried at Alex,
anier, Saturday.
| Mr.. George Simmons, representing
j. S. Phelps IL Co., proprietors Of
the Planters Tobacco Warehouse,
Louisville. was in town last Friday
soliciting shipments. Mr.. Simmons
gave lis call and an order for several
hundred business cards.
Mr., L. G., Robertson, of louisville,
representing the firm of Il, l.. Stevens
q Co., wholesale manufacturers o.
ladies', misses and chIldren's boots
and shoes, spent day or two in tow
this week, the guest of Judge w. F.
Gregory.
i We had the pleasure of call last
Saturday from Mr.. j. S. BENNETT and
wife, Mrs. John b. Rowan, Miss Pru
die Stevens and Miss Mamie Ather
ton. Miss Atharton resides in Nc
Lean county, but is conducting {
schoo! at No Creek.
We had a call Saturday evening
from Mr.. Joseph Benton, aecompa
MED by Mrs. .Delilah Bennett and Mis-.
: Mamie Moore. Mrs, Bennett is tn,
widow of Mr.. Asa Bennett, ant
mother of Mr.. James Bennett, de
ceased, and is perhaps the oldest lad,
in the county, being eighty-.wo year
of aye.
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How to Make Money.

| wish to sell the counties of Ohio,
Davies, Mclean, Henderson and
Muhlenberg, for the safe Of a patant
Balance Window Sash. Will sell one
or all. An energetic person can make
from $40 to $40 per day by selling
them. For further information, call
OH or address w. III. MURRELL.
BEAVER DAM, Ky. 19-3t.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21
SPRING RACES.


The proprietors of this fine. new,
well furnished hotel, have made ex-
tensive arrangements TO accommodate
people coming to The spring races,
commencing May the Goth. First
class ,accommodations-fare So 90 per
day. 10. u. ALEXANDER Il Co.,
1872 Proprietors.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21
POOR THING

We pity that much abused organ, the
liver. 1t IL abused aud held responsible
for every little ache aud pain. 1t Is
made to daddy nearly all diseases and is
worked to death. This is quite detri-
mental, unwise and unsafe. Let the liver
rest. 1t is all o k Use no strong
medicines. Keep your bowels open now
and then by the use of mild and simple
remedies, those which are pleasant and
harmless. Such a remedy is Bailey's
Saline Aperient, which is pleasant,
cooling and eifectual purgatiye, and eiier
yesces like soda water Ii is sold at one
half the usual price and is all you need
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21
The Last Call.

l need the money that so many of
my customers owe me. III did not,
l would not ask you for it. If you
do not come and settle you will find
your accounts in the hands of an
officer. | mean just what | say.
Look out or you will have cost to pay.
w. III. Aiurrell.
BEAVER DAM, KY, 17-1mo.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21
LET cravens shrink and towards sigh,

LET cravens shrink and towards sigh,
'Tis thine to do and not to die"
Young men these modern times are
beginning to look after ayoung lady s
health before asking her hand. AS a
matter Of business this is quite right.
Who wants n pale, sickly, liieless, nerv-
Gus and bystercal woman Tor wife?
Young lady your disease is depicted in
your very countenance. Your feeble
walk, your short breathing, your want of
bloom to the cheek, your liieless eye-all
speak that you are in i'll health, and as
many young gents are experts these days
they perceive your condition and do not
wish to marry YOU If you should thus
be afflicted send at once tor DR.. Drom-
coolies English Female Bitters, and its
use will at once restore you to health.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21
For Sale.

| have several fine Cotswold Buck
Lambs, which | will sell at from So
to 81 per head. | live two miles
South of Hartford.
19-tf p. M. HOOKER.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21

We have arranged to keep a sap
ply of fresh meats on hand, such as
beef pork etc., and will be thankful
for patronage. Respectfully,
Off FOSTER Il HILL.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21

have on hand few buck lambs
from imported stock which will sell
at $40 per head. Post office address
Paradise, Ky. w. ID. COLEMAN
12-6m
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Remember.

That | am still in the coal business.
VIII deliver coal TO order, and will
make garden plowing speciality.
j. T. YAGER.
Off
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STOCK ANIMALS.

The well-known stallion, MACK,
will stand the present season, COM
mencing Monday, March 3rd, 1879,
at Hartford. For further particulars
apply to GRIFFIN & EDsoN,
5-S-tf. Hartford. XIV.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21
CONsUMPTIon Can be Cured
SANDUSKY HOUSE,
OwENsBoRO sUNtTlON.

VVuIS HOUSE has JUST SZEE OVER
4 hauled and -eatted and put in arst-eIs<s'
repair for the entertainment sl guests. The
Rooms are Large and well Ventilated
EXTRA ACCOMMODATION
FOR LADIES.
The table is supplied at all times with the
best the country Affords; charges reasonable.
w.. II. SANDUSkY,
NE rrvpr et0-s-
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21
Special Notice!

Fresh beef Thursday morning, and
fresh mutton Saturday morning, at
w. II. Williams IL Sons. Call and
supply yourselves with nice fresh
meats. Dressed chickens and turkeys
a speciality.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21

Ue were recently shown through his
stock and were surprised TO find such
large, magnificent variety of coilins,
caskets, coffin trimmings, criptions
DC. Mr.. Tracy has added TO his line
of burial outfit, gentlemen and ladies'
ready-made robes of the neatcst and
most fashionable designs. He also
has large number of wagons, buggies,
buggy cushions on hand, which he is
offering at less than city prices. Give
hin n call and be convinced of this
fact.
From the signs at the Bazaar
counters yesterday, we would say
there is going to be about six we'd
dingS in town soon. We asked the
Bazaar man about it, but he fixed up
a story that was decidedly thin. When
you wish to marry, buy your "fiXens"
at the Bazaar, they "never tell tales
out of school
Norman, a favorite family baggy
horse, belonging TO Mr.. Henry Field,
of this place, was drowned in Rough
last Thursday evening. Mr.. Field
had sent a negro boy with the horse
and buggy to the creek to have the
buggy washed, and the boy not antici-
pating the depth of the water, there
having been several feet rise, drove
in. The buggy pressing on the horse,
soon caused him to be in swimming
water. The horse took down stream,
swimming with the buggy and boy
Il distance of about two hundred
yards, when he gave up the ghost, and
sank beneath the waves. The boy
escaped by the skin of his teeth. The
buggy and harness were recovered
without much damage TO them.
"A list of letters remaining in the
Post Office at Hartford, Ky, on the
1st day of May, 1879, and if not
taken out by the lst day Of June, will
Ia cont 70 tho na,I Iattar OG;no.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21
The Best and Cheapest PIOw in
the World.

divers Chilled Plow, Manufactured
at South Bend. Indiana, is the best and
cheapest plow in the world. Edwards X
Foster, Hartford, Ky, are agents tor
Ohio county. No necessity Of going to
the shop to have plows laid or sharpened
An extra point is furnished with each
plow cold Perfect satisfaction guaran-
teed or the money refunded We have
all sizes, from one to three-horse plows
Call at once and see this wonderful plow
FOSTER Il HILL,
Hartford, Ky. nS5f
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21

As in fire the loss greatly depends
upon the time required for efficient aid to
arrive, so the result of catarrh greatly de-
pends upon the speedy use OF efficient
remedies. For over a quarter OF centu-
ry, DR.. Sase's Catarrh Remedy has been
the standard remedy. The positive cures
it has effected are numbere.. by the theU-
sands. Each year has Witnessed an in-
creased sale. Its reputation is the result
of superior merit. II the disease has ex>
tended to the throat or lungs, DR.. Pieree's
Golden Medical Discovery SHOULD be used
with the Catayyh Remedy. These two
medicines will speedily cure the most
stubborn case OF catarrh. See the
Peoples Common Sense Medical Advi,
ser, work of over 900 pages. Price,
81 so. Address the author. K. V. Pierce,
NJ. D., Buffalo, New York.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21
V. u. ADDINGToN.
Any gentlemen who wants fine
hat, can get it at

hat, can get it at
Y. u. ADDINGToS's.
If you want the correct time, buy
Seth Thomas clock from
V. Z. ADDINGroN.
A nice line of ladies shoes and
slippers can be had at V. p. Adding
folfs by the last of this week, if you
want somthing fine.
Goats, pants and vest Of my own
make, for sale at a reasonable profit
V. p. ApDINaroS.
If you want your pants to fit all
right, get V. p. Addingion TO make
them.
If you want the best sugar and
coffee in town, call ON
V. p. ADpISaToS.
We respectfully call attention to
our job work lately done. Compari-
son tells tie story.
Just received a large supply of
coffins, coffin trimmings, ornaments, in
scriptions &C., at
ID. F. TRACY's.
.a jesse Robertson has rented the
house formerly occupied by Wm. ii.
Williams, and has fitted up fno ton
coral palace.
Wagons, buggies and buggy cush.
ions, kept constantly on hand and at
prices that defy competition, at
-. ID. 4. TRAcYs.
- j. ID. Atchison, of Owensboro,
and Miss Blanche Hermon, of South
Carrcllton, were married on last We'd.
nesday.s
Walk round TO Hayden &
+. Fields livery and feed stable on pub
lie days, if you want to see how they
attend to horses
~s- -Gentlemen's and ladies' ready
% made burial robes of the neatest an(
most fashionable designs, at
ID. +. TRAcY's
Rev. I. j. Randolph will preacl
at Liberty Saturday evening. Ma,
3lst, at four o'clock, also Sunda!
morning at 1 4. II.
ID. F. Tracy is agent for j. S
Z q POOLS Marble Yard. louisville. Or
ders given to him will be filed wit
neatness, cheapness and dispatch.
For good Job Printing, give us
cal. we have just received new 10
of material, and are prepared to do al
work in that line cheaper than ever
No amateur work done at this Office
"A meeting of all the members q
Concord church is desired Saturda
evening before the first Sabbath 8
June, at 4P.M. L. J. RANDOLPH,
Pastor
Services were held here on Sun
day morning by Rev. 7. j. Randolph
pastor, and Sunday night by Rev. 4
d. Bennett.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21

The following persons are our au-
thorized agents To receive subscrip-
tions. renewals, orders for job work
or advertising, viz:
ONO COUNTY.
w. G. DUNCAN, McHenry.
w. III. MURIELL, Beaver Dam.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21

'liE public are hereby notified that parties claim
Ing to be agents have been disnOsing II gcFr.
tory BY license. and vending "kleystgrs" under the
natae OF ne "Nsy3eld Water Elevsso<ssna Prifer -
patented September 25 t1I and showing an EeyafOr
covered by our ptenes, IN dI-ect viOlation af law
anu anu AZ the same tine de.raudiDS the Iueic- We
hereby notify all persons 10 whom these parties make
overtures 70 make careful examination Of a c pa
tented article they propose 70 license ard the ale
Nator they otfer for sale before purchasing as All
persons making selling using above patents with
out being properly licensed viii be prosecuted for
Iringement. Our agents. who Will call on you, are
supplied with proper credentials and power 70 make
conef1ct1- We informed that parfscs from Nash
VILE, Tenn, and St. Louis No.. and parties employ ed
Dy then are enlagod n this disreputable business
and We take this means of notifying the public tnat
we are sole owners Of aad >e eanufscturers, under
patents above mentioned OF Ihis Improved Water
dress --' N~'' -
Ef. IOSEY, Loaisviiic, A..
:. w. ksRStiSER, InsLiz,aapsIis, ind,
GEO. uUltSCH IL Co, Mem,ais. Teur..
Sole Patentees, Proprietors and Manufacturer,
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/ want to buy a good saddle and
buggy horse, and Will pay for him in
cash, notes Or trade.
1G-tf. JNo. p. BARRETT.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21
ESTABLISHED 1866.
INVENTOR q

Should address EDSON BROS. Attorneys at
Law and Patent Solicitors IN Il Street,
Washington, d. C. for circulars Of instruction.
Reasonable terms. References and advice
sent FREE. We attend exclusively to Patent
business, Reissues, Interfercnces, and cases
rejected in other hands speciality. Trade
marks and Caveats solicited. Upon receipt
of modtl or sketch and description We give
our opinion as to patent ability, FREE OF
CHARGE. We refer to the present Commits
snner of Patents and all Ex Commissioners
who have served within thu past fifteen years.
I9 If
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21
Great Bargains In the Sale
of Lands.

| offer for sale, privately, all my lands
or farms lying in Ohio county. KY. near
the town OF South Carrollion, former
ly known as the Mclean farm.
Balance Of said tract.........l30 acres.
James tract.....- ........-.--.-.lo0
Finch r3ct............,.,..... Ztf
Milton ct..-...s................2o9
All now owned by me.
I will sell altogether. il desired, as the
land all lays adjoining; or will sell sePe
erately, to suit purchasers, at any time
between now and the l7th day OF Septem-
ber. 1879. 1t not sold privately. will be
sold on that day to the highest bidder.
Terms. one. half cash. balance on a
credit of one, two and three years, at six
per cent: interest, from date.
TITLE INDIsPUTABLE.
These lands are in high state OF cul-
tivation, nearly all under fence, well va
tered, and will make one OF the best
stock farms in the country. Come and
see me or write for particulars. John p.
Barrett, ,diioy Of this paper. is my au-
thorizei agent. My post office address is
South Crrrollton, KY,
l3-6m. ADAM LITER.
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Personal MENTION.

Mr.. Henry Blilantine, Of Ramsey,
was in town yesterday.
Th0s. Barnes, son of Mr.. j. T..
Barnes, near Ceralvo, died Sunday
last Of hemorrhara
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the potato bugs.
Strawberries and cream.

Strawberries and cream.
Chew Jackson's Sweet Navy
Tobacco.
Judge James Tinsley, of Rock
port, is happy-its boy.
Left in our ofIice-a parasol-on
Saturday, by some lady visitor.
in Job Printing we beat the
cities, land don't you forget it,
Fresh pickles in barrel or jar, at
THOMAS BIoTuERS
Hartford can boast of having one
Of the best Sabbath Schools in the
State.
We have the only job Printer in
Hartford, therefore can bet ON our
work.
EsrRAys-Two bay mares Uhree
white fee. each) at Haden * Fields
stable.
Bring vour wool to Hardwick d
Nall, and receive the highest market
price.
Fresh arrival of ladies spring
hat gust received, at
l.. SMALLs
If You want to keep cool, go to
Thomas Bros. and get a glass of soda
water.
Fans and parasols at prices tina,
defy competition, at
HARpwICK & MALLS
Encourage home industry, and
save morey by buying your shirts at
tie Bazaar.
The Bazaar will open, this week,
another lot of those cheap Union
Lawns. BE in time.
The suit of Wager VS. King, was
tried last week, and resulted in a
verdict Of $50 for Wager.
Suffering cured by Bates Appli-
ances. Send foe description to Simp-
son d Co, Box 1886, New York.
We had the pleasure last Monday
of meeting in town, Mr.. Noel Tiche-
nor. He was buying goods at the
Bazaar.
WANTED. To exchange goods
for money. wool, feathers, ginseng,
beesyax. &c, by
V. II. ADDISGToN.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21

/ want to trade good sewing ma
chino for good milch COW now giving
milk. JNO. T. BARRETT.
The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21
"ROCK IN THE ROAD.

During our peregrinations through life
many are heard to excaim, Rock in
the Road" IN other words an impedi-
meut presents itself, the wheels OF time
are retarded, his onward march is pre-
vented, and as his time is very valuable
to his family, he is in great haste to clear
the road OF this great rock which de-
tains him. This rock is nothing more or
less than a case Of chills, which stops
him from his daily work by which his
family is supported But friend passes
along and tells him to send o the nearest
store and get one bottle of Days Asue
Tonic and use it, and he will never have
another "rock in the road % 2N
The yaiuc Of Time
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WANTED.

10000 pounds of wool. G. NJ.
Rowe & Co., Ceralvo, KY,
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Bennett X u Miller ID j
Bennett Rach. MrsMcJohnston Will
Chinn w B lard
Chmn j n Marker VIM L
Cox Albert Parks Phemey Miss
Cain Nancy A MissPowell John w
Carter James Rowe a l.
Duke Robert \ Stevens Charles II
Duke Stephen Stephens WalkerM
Duke Dave Shroader Billy
Dempsey W.T. Weller Jacob
Elmore L Miss Ward Linn
Elmore James G. Walker Amanda
Hoover William Mrs
Hipsley Mary L Weller j II 2
johnson w L Williams I.arkin
King Emma MissWebster w g
Leach Brooks Ward Luther
Layton ] p WesterGeld Alex
Martin Marian auder 2
Williams Riley
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