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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-21
All Know 1t.

Ed. o. Ludwig, ESD, OF the Wheeling
REGISTER was in town several days this
week on business. While here he esta0-
lished an agency for the REGIsTEE, that
any one NAV get the daily edition Tor II
cents per week. We think this is a good
arrangement, from the fact TINT il places
a daily newspaper within the reach OF
att il i needless for Us to say that the
REGISTER Is a first class newspaper, Tor
il has been known rs that in this county
for long time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-21
ssn Franoi,eo yVorkinemen.

San Francisco, July 20.-At Sand
Lots, to-day, tho secretary Of the Work
ingmen's party Of California was in
structed 10 send to all the lahor and
reform leagues and parties in the United
States a copy Of the resolutions adopted
recommending. a WOrkingmen's Ma
uonal Convention to nominate Prcsi-
Dental candidate for the next campaign,
and suggesting Chicago as the place and
June Sd, 1870, as the time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-21
Weather IndicAtionr.

WAsnINGroS, D. G., July q, I 4. ".
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
warmer southerly to westerly winds,
partly cloudy weather and slight changes
in barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, warmer south
east TO southwest winds, falling bsDm-
eter and partly cloudy weather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-21
SPORTING MATTERS.
The Ladies' Walking Match.

SAN Francisco, July l9.-The score Of
the ladies' walking match at ! P. VI.
stood as follows: LaChapelle, 100; Ell
wards, l25; Donlcy, lis; Maynard, los;
Walton, 81.
SAN FRANCIsCo, July 20.-The walk
ing match score at ?. VI. stood as fol-
lows: LaChapelle, POS; Edwards, l72;
Donlcy, ~ Maynard, l4s; Walter, ia.
Shooting at Wimbledon.
LONDON, July l9.-At the prize shoot
ing at Wimbledon yesterday, Col. Glib
son, Canadian, won the Prince Of Wales
priZe-ElOO.
Higgins and Boyd.
LoNDoN, July l9.-The sculling match
between Higgins and Boyd takes place
on the 29ih OF September.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-21

THEEE'S no Mistake, that one-halt tho
spasms and cramps in children, are the
result of worms, and even adults are
frequently treated under mistake, while
the genuine seat of the disease is worms.
Try "Dr c. McLane's Celebrated Yer
miiuge," taking great care TO see Elem
ing Bros, Pittsburgh" on the label, and
YOU will learn agrand secret,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-21
Board Of Trade Established at Evans
vile, Ind.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, July IA board
of trade has been established here. The
attendance at the first meeting today
was confined principally to those inter
cs,cd in the grain ami provisions trade.
The grain trade of Evansville Is ASST
ming proportions OF considerable mag
nitude, the elevator here having a
capacity Of 100000 bushels, being almost
constantly full. The Evansville and
Tcrr, Haute Railroad is now CARRYING
east over its line about 10 ears of grain
dIilv.
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BELMONT, OHIO.
4 Clcar Case.

BELMONT, July lS.-Lena Nenamyer,
a Young lady seventeen years OF age,
died suddenly and unexpectedly last
NIGHT, never having been sick. The at
tending physicians were this morning
still in hopes OF suspended animation,
but there are unmiStakable signs of de-
composition tonight.
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Higgins and Boyd.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA.
Stabbing ARRAY.

HUNTINGTON, July lS.-In a quarrel
this morning W. A. Boggs stabbed
Robert Ancarrow in the left breast. in
flicting a dangerous wound. BOggs
was arrested.
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Death of Prominent Citizen OF Cincin
nnt

CINcrNNATI, O., July 2O.--Peter Nef,
the pioneer hardware importer west Of
the Alleghcnics, and for many years
prominent in that trade, died in this
city this morning, aged cighty-onc. lie
was born near Philadelphia, and was a
resident OF Baltimore at one time. The
deceased had held anumber Of positions
in the city government, but retired from
active life wears ago.
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WHEEIING w. VA MONDAY MORNING, JULY 21, 1879.
CLEVELAND.
The Excursionists.
Special Dispatch to the Register.

optCIdI UIspdIVu % IIIC NVHIStST'
CLEVELAND, July 20.
The excursion has just returned.from
Put-in-Bay. The lake was rather rough,
but the trip was delightful \ portion
of the excursionists have just lett for
home, but most OF them will remain
until Tuesday. No accidents have hap
pened and everybody is well.
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Russian Immigrants.

New YORK, July 20-Arrived, steam
ers Bolivia from Glasgow, Mosel from
Bremen. The Nosel brings over six
hundred stccrage passengers, mostly
Russians, who alone represent a capital
Of over four hundred thousand dollars.
Among them are sixty families having
two hundred and thirteen children.
They are a remarkably fine lookin; ;
narlN
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The Fall River Strike.

FALL RIVER, July -. - The print
cloth market report shows the produc-
ton TO be 90 per cent. larger this week
than last, which proves that the manu-
facturers are making a steady gain in
procuring SINNERS.
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The Buford Trial.

OwESroN, KY, July l9.-Colonel Phil
Thompson opened this morning in be-
half Of the prisoner, and will be followed
this afternoon by General Rodman for
the State. The impression is general
that Buiord will not hang.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-21
R,lied nta Dance.

LOUISVILLE, July 90. Last night at a
barn dance at kristburg, near Aliens
Vile, Todd county, an assassin IN am.
bush ssnt bullet through the heart OF
Frank Smith. The murderer is sup
posed 70 be- a negro.
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Eight Persons Drownsd

TORONTO, July 2o.-By the capsizing
OF yacht last evening Mrs. Octavie De
Lisle, Emily La Rae, Louis Lefevre and
son, Louis Garvin, Jeavier Garneau.
Ferdinand Belais, and DR.. Ernest De
Isle were drowned.
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Steamship Collision.

PHILADELPRIA, July l9.-Thc steam
ship Santiago DE Cuba, OF New York,
and the Stots Grey, OF London, collided
in the Delaware river this afternoon.
Both vessels were badly damaged, in
YhlYing loss OF so. eco
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Writ Of Error Granted in the Cox Murder
Case.

New YuRE, July 10. Counsellor
Howe has Obtained from Justice Potter
oithr supreme Court, writ oi error
and stay OF proceedings on behalf OF
Chastine Cox, convicted OF the murder
of Mrs. Hull. Thecasc Is TO be argued
i'm Nctnhrr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-21
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 2. TO Per Cent-GOvern-
ments Firm Flour 0uIl-wheat
Steady-HOgs Quiet.
FIN ANCE.

NEW YORK, July l9-MoSKy-Market
easy at 2lG4 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper Sl@4! per cent sterli-
ng exchange, bankers bills dull at 4Sj f;
sight exchange on New York 1861.
SILvER-At London 81 ID; bar silver
here llSi; subsidiary silver coin ga.
per cent. discount.
GovERNNENTs-Firm.
Y. :. Coupons tlsSll
New fourand one halls
New fours lU.'g
RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong and higher
STATE BOSDs-Dull.
SroCEs-Speculation was marked by
more than usual activity and buoyancy.
The entire list advanced sharply, with
Michigan Central leading the improve
ment, which ranged from ! Ia Il per
cent. During the afternoon, however,
under sales to realize, Michigan Central
fell of T. per cent, but subsequently
rallied ] per cent Granger shares,
Lake Shore, Western Union and Union
Pacific were prominent in the deal.
ings, and rose l@2 per cent.
closing at fractional reaction.
Transactions aggregated p. ,o0o shares,
of which 1900 were Enc. 1900
Lake Shore, 1900 Wabash, 1000 North.
western common, 5000 preferred, 0,OO
St. Paul common, 800 preferred,
10000 Delaware. Lackawanna AMI
Western, 100 New Jersey Central,
1000 Delaware ami Hudson, 400 Morris
and Essex, $4,000 Michigan Central,
$500 Union Pacific, 600 81 Joe, com
mon, 1900 preferred, 5000 Ohio COM
mon, loo preferred, 1900 Western
Union. 400 81. Louis, Kansas City
and Northern common, 300 pre-
ierrcd. $500 Louisville and Nashville,
1900 -. Louis and san Francisco com.
mon, 5000 preferred, 200 Canada
Southern and 800 4. a l.. Telegraph.
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MILWAUKEE,.
Base BAH

For AddaioaGI Harte, Sc Fourth Pag
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-22
In MeuOriau IN.

Died of inAammatory rheumatism,
on the 9th day of January. 1879,
Sallie A., wife of ID. l.. Barnett, and
daughter of James Baird, deceased, at
Beda, Ohio county, aged 6l years, 8
months and 2 days. The subject of
this notice pro!essed religion at the
Alexander camp ground, at the age
of l3 years, and attached herself 10
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
of which she remained u consistent
and useful member, until the day of
her death. She leaves husband,
seven children. a sister, a brother and
large circle of relatives and acquaint-
ances to mourn their loss; but they
sorrow not as those vino have no hope;
for she died in the full triumph of
that faith that gave the victnry over
the world and sin, smoothed the
rugged road through life, and lighted
up her path through deaths dark
vale. j. III. BARNETT.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-22
Hosts Of People arc Martyrs.

To sick headache, that in fallible symp-
tom of a disordered stomach. liver and
bowels Many suffer from ii as many as
three or four times a week They do so
needessly, for tIostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, by toning the digestive organs and
regulating the bowels and liver. removes
the cause, and dispels the painful symtom
The intimate sympathy between the brain
and the abdominal region causes the
slightest disorder affecting the latter to b.
reflected, as it were, in the organ of
thought The reform instituted BY the
Btters when the digestive, seeretive and
evacustive functions are in state o.
chaos, has other and more beneficial re
suits. viz the complete nutrition al the
whole physical economy, the restoration
OF appetite and repose. and an increase i"
the power OF the system 10 resist diseases
Of a malsrisl type. v-5llm.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-22

Persons indebted to me Will please
read and comply.
| will take corn, delivered, at 80
cents per bushel, hay, delivered, at
10 cents per hundred, wheat, deliver
ed, at 81 per bushel, for debts due
me. | will also take oats, fat hogs,
pork or stock hogs. cattle, sheep or
any other kind of property, at a fair
price. in payment of amount due me.
Those owing me can liquiiate the
amount by settling any debts | may
owe, or by hauling at 81 per day With
a two horse team. If debts due me
are not paid one of these ways, or in
cash, the accounts will be- handed to
the Sheriff for collection. Produce
can be delivered to me at Hartford, or
at my farm, near No Creek church
5-3.if. GEO. WILL BENNETT.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-22
CalhOon Musings

CALHooN, KY, Jan. 20, 1879.
Editor Herald
Circuit Court adjourned last Satur-
day, having held two.weeks session
and transacted a great deal of bust
ness considering the extreme cold
weather.
The "mumps" is prevailing in our
midst-at least a half dozen cases in
town and more expected.
John &. Roach Esq. of LOUISVILLE,
has purchased for $1,000 cash the
Boyd distiIlery at this place. He has
not determined whether he will remove
it or run it here.
Henry Lucas, Esq, one of our
oldest citizEns and for long time pro-
prietor of the Grigsby House, is dam
gerously i'll.
Saturday. night at IL o'clock the ice
in Green River broke loose and this
morning the river is entirely clear of
running ice. Navigation will doubt
less be resumed in few days.
Geo. w. Jones, an enterprising
hide and fur dealer of our town,
bought two coon skins a few days ago.
that measures from nose to tip of the
tail, four feet. Can any county in the
State beat Mclean for big coon skins?
Sheriff, Joe p. Waltrip. assisted by
deputies, John w. White and John b.
Young, will start this morning with
Ephram Richards. convicted at the
last term of the Mclean Circuit Court
for grand larceny and sentenced to the
Peni,entiary at Frankfort for term
of two years and nine months.
Allow me to congratulate the Herald
for the addition of Mr.. Lycurgus
Barrett as one of its proprietors. Ly-
curgus has long been friend of ours,
and in Mclean. not only the honest
yeomanry like him. but our prettiesl
young ladies love him.
WOICOTT.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-22
Notice!

All the debts due me or Obed Ben
nett, Sr. can be pald in cash to me or my
attorney, W.. F. Gregory, Hartford.
KY, or can be paid in any of our debts
or in fat cattle, fat hogs. sheep, corn,
wheat or oats. will also sell horses.
cattle, sheep. hogs, bay, corn, farming
utensils, ETC., for cash or to pay any
of our debts. Sales will be private
until March /, 1879. At that time
will sell at public auction, every
thing | have on hand in the way OF
stock, grain. farming utensils, house
hold and kitchen furniture, &c.
446-3m G.. WILL BENNETT.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-22
The Turpentine Case.

The turpentine case referred to in
our last issue has been tried out. AT
ter about a three-days trial the jury
found sam Larkins guilty and fined
him $40. He WAS allowed until
Monday to replevy the fine or to be
lent Jail. He concluded to do neither,
and bright aud early Monday morn
ing he took leave of these diggings. .
The outrage to the woman, Hattie
Edison, produced an abortion Sunday
night, and she is in critical condition.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-22

-HARD TINES WORKS WONDERS
HOTELS managed on business princi-
pies are a rarity in these hard times.
The GAIT HOUSE, corner Sixth
and Main streets, Cincinnati. Ohio,
managed by w. f. Marsh, Jr., son of
the former well known proprietor. has
a first class business management at
ONE DOLLAR and ONE DOL
LAR and Fifty CENTS Ter day,
just one-haii' the usual Hotel charges
for similar accommodations elsewhere.
The Gait squarely meets the issue pre-
sented by the present small profits in
general business, keeping a most ex-
cellent House in every particular, AT
the lowest possible rates and we hearth
ly advise all to give it an early trial.
5 3-4t.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-22

VICK's FLORAL GUIDE.-Of the
many Guides and Seed and Plant
Catalogues sent out by our Seedsmen
and NurFerymen. and that are doing
so much to inform the people and
heautify and enrich our country. none
are so beautiful, none so instructive as
FicEs Flora Guide. Its paper is the
choicest, its Illustrations handsome.
and given by the hundred, while its
Colored Plate Is a gem. This work,
although costing but five cents, is
handsome enough for Gift Book, or
place on the parlor table. Published
by JAMES VIcz, Rochester. n. Y.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-22
Orange blossoms.

Oar friend and patron, George
Yves Bennett, tired of bachelorhood,
and becoming entangled in the meshes
of Cupid, concluded to shuttle of that
hateful coil of single blcssedness, mis-.
called. So on the 9th instant, at the
residence of Hubbard Hicks, Esq,
near Livermore, Rev. VIM. Stevens
united Mr.. G.. w. Bennett and Miss
f. b. Hicks in the holy bonds of mat
rimony. Long may they live and
sweet may be their welded bliss, Is
the wish of the Herald.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-22

MARRIED.-At the Hartford House.
in Hartford. Saturday night, January
18th. 1879. by Rev. G. ]. Bean, Mr..
NJ. F. Taylor, of McHenry, and Miss
Hester Daniel, of Cromwell.
Ii seems that from the number of
weddings at the Hartford House. from
this and adjoining counties, lately, it
has becume the Gretna Green of the
Green River Country. We would
say TO our young friends that when
they are compelled to take their lovers
against the will or wishes of their pa
rents, just make arrangements with
the proprietor of The Hartford House
and all will be we'll.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-22
Reception and Dauce.

One of the most pleasant entertain
ments il las been our good fortune Ia
attend, was that given last Friday
night by Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Thomas. of this place, to Mr.. and Mrs.
George a. Plait, a mention of whose
marriage appeared in issue of the Sth
instant.
Although the clouds had met imme-
diately over the town and seemed to
be holding communion with earth.
baptisilg the same with perpetual
showers. yet hacks were procured, and
by the appointed hour, o'clock, n
large number Of the guests had assem-
bIed, when the music and dance be-
gan. which was protracted until about
IL o'clock. At this junction the guests
were invited into the dining-room where
they stood with the bride and groom
around table heavily laden with eve.
rything which full knowledge of the
culinary art and a rare taste for good
things" could suggest. As lady
would remark, ''the supper was just
splendid"
Supper over and many congratula-
tions and happy good wishes for the
future welfare of the bride and groom,
ihe dance was resumed and prolonged
until near the hour
"when Aurora's pesrly fingers.
Liit the spang'ei veil of night
Mrs. Thomas did all in her power
to make the reception a pleasant
episode in the life of her brother, her
new made sister, and guests.
Upon returning, quite a change had
taken place in the material heavens
the sky was clear and nature had
hung out her thousand and one lamps
to light the weary Terpsichorean home
to dream of pleasures past.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-22
Why Don't You do rs retcr did.

What did he do? Why he had a
lot of coon skins, mink skins, furs, COW
hides. sheep skins &c, and carried
them to c. F. Schapmier. Hartford,
Ny', because Chris paid him tine
highes; cash price for them. He then
left his measure for pair of boots and
his wife. measure for pair of shoe.
because Chris makes the best boots
and shoes. the beat fit. and out of
good material for the least money.
Peter acted sensible.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-22

Go to Bean & Vaught's ne* Black
smith shop. corner Union street and APP
pie alley, Hartford, Ky, for cheap wort
We have connected with our -hop first
class wood shop, with first. class wood
workman in the person Of L W. Shafer
We also have Mr.. Isaiah Msnker em-
ploved. who cannot be excelled in horse
-hoeing and manufacturing edged tools
Come and trV us.
From and after the first day of January,
1872 we will work for cash only. or
country produce At cash prices. Please
take due and timely notice, and govern
yourselves accordingly.
Dec 2i, 1873 BEAN K VAUGHT.
4-5U-lm
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-22
New Years Rcurembrauceses-

Since our last issue in 1873 we have re-
ceived the following testimonials Of ap-
probation O. our efforts.
HARTFORD, Ky.
W l. Felix, 81 50; J. E. Fogle, 81 so;
p. NJ. Hooker. 80 cents; Washington
Phipps, 81 80; Jo Arnold, bal 1878,
20 cents; B p. Bertvmar, Sc so; V. p.
Addrngton. 1879. 81 80 V. D. d Stevens,
81 so; P. Ross. 81 50; J. p Sandefur.
s. 90; VIM. Steele, 1879. 81 so; D. c..
Ross, 81 50; J. C. Barnett, 81; J. l.
Collins, 50; II F. Slagle, bal. 1878, 80
cents; j. F. Wallace, 1879 81 so;
BUroRD. Ky.
w. H. Dawson. 81 50; T. J. Smith.
81 50.
T. p. Neal. Cool Springs. 81 25
r. B. Kinsolyins, Knoitsville, 81.
VIM Tucker, Livia. Daviess county,
81 so
BEAVER Dam.
DR.. W !. Berry, 81 so; VIM. Austin.
81 50; W H. Austin, 81 so.
d l.. Talbot, Hardinsburg, 81.
A r Strorher. Texas, 81.
NcIIENRY.
Lee Fischer, 81 so; j.. Warren Baker,
81 50
Abe Berrymsn, Greensboro. Sc 50.
Eddie Rsrryman. Central City, Neb ,
Sc so
Albert May, WhitesviIle, 81 so
Mrs. Della Smith. Bonneville, Ind.
81 SO.
J w. Hooker Cromwell, 50
Mrs Ann Short, Nsrrows Bridge, -Da-
vie-s county. 81 So
B. S Morrison, Waxahachie, Texas,
81 50
P +. Coleman, Dalton, Hopkins conn
ty, bal 1878, 7j cents
CESrERrowS
Robert Rowe, 81 so; W |. Rowe, IS
cents.
Geo. b Sullenger, Elizabethtown
81 50.
Iohnsthsn Reid. Nelson Creek, Muh>
lenbers county, 81 80.
P II. Afford, White Run. 81 80.
Wesley Crow, Livia, 81 SO
c. W r. Cobb. Fordsyille. 81 so
John A Bennett. Sulphur Springs,
81 so
Oscar HAYNES. Pellville. 81 50.
Ambrose q. Miller Big Springs, 81 so.
D J.. Wilcox, RocRpori, 81.
Esquire Jas. Miller, Whitesville 81 so.
r. A. Taylor. Farmers Branch, rexas,
-.
Judge J NJ. Forgy. Morgantovn, Ky. :,
81 20.
Miss Ann Rowan Livermore 81 so.
f. E Rhodes, Rochester, Butler coun-
ly. 50 cents.
Frank Allen, Rosine. 81 so.
D. l. Miller. IIorse Branch. 81 so
PeterT Parks, Beda. 81 so.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-22
That Hoy.

Drdn,atis PersonnG. - A young
American in roundabout and leggins,
perched upon the fence devouring a
huge piece of mince pie, and a maiden
of five summers, in pautalettes, look
ed very wistfully at the gormand on
the fence. Young America I'll say.
sis, does your mar make mince pies
Ii she does III bet they amt So good
as ny mars" Little Mss (timidly)-
Il like mince pie awful WELL" Young
An,erica--"Well. now. that's funny !!
just look here drawing a quarter of a
pie out of his jacket pockets) and its
boss. too! Aint my mar good !"
Carefully slowing it away il his pock-
et). That boy ''is father to the man
who must have his cigars and any
other masculine luxury his contempti-
bic seltishness Graves, while his poor
sickly wife must do the work of two
women c'girls waste more than they
earn" he says). and for the want of a
little money to purchase few bottles
of DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription,
sovereign remedy fer female diseases
and weaknesses, she is literally dying
by inches-and all because Of that
masculine selfshness that would moi
divide the childish luxury with his
playmate, and now tacitly refuses hi.
wife the luxury of health.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-22
Change OF Programme.

The days of resumption are now
upon us, and l fear it will he unprofita-
bic to me as well as my customers to
continue longer the credit system. |
will, therefore, on and after January
the first, offer my entire stock of mer-
chsndise at bottom prices. strictly for
cash or in exchange for country pro
luce, thereby save money for my
patrons and trouble and expense to
myself. All parties indebted to me
will please come forward at once and
settle their accounts and notes by 30
doing will save cost and trouble.
Thanking you for your patronage in
the past, and hoping that may merit
Il continuance OF the same in the future,
also wishing you Happy New Year,
| am yours respectfully, l. p. BAR
NAED. Beaver Dam, KY, December
9th, 1878. stiff
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-22

want to buy about 1000 bushels
of good sound corn. 500 bushels III
the ear, and the balance shelled. for
which | will pay, delivered in Hart
ford, 40 cents per bushel, cash. nj
so wa 1t from 10000 to $4,000 pounds
of good hay. for which | viii pay 20
cents, delivered in Hartford. r'ng
further particulars. call Oa Z z.
Rowe, groceryman, at VI. G. Mo.-
toms old stand, Hartford. KY, mi.e IL
my authorized agent.
5Stf. Gro. WuL BENSETr.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-22
Rev. W. q. benton.

We received postal card Monday
from this distinguished divine and
tourist, written on the 17,h, instant
ut New York City. He had but re-
Gently reached this continent from
China. having been on voyage since
about the 10Th of September He
promises the readers of the Herald an
account of bis trip, soon.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-22

james \. Ihoms-, as may be
zen by hand bills is selling out at cost.
Mr. Thoma. SAYS emphatically that
ne is in earnest. that 1t ia no hum5ug
,atch-panny affair to entice trade, but
, positive reality selling ont AT and
below cost strictly for cash. Call at
1nce and secure the choicest bargains.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-22
lIorrid Death.

A negro woman living with Mrs.
John Eaves, in Livermore, Mclean
county. while washing on the 10Th
instant, caught fire and before the
flames could be extinguished, was
so badly burned tina; she died in a short
time. We did not learn the woman's