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The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
Canryvillc JOitinxs.

ANEYVIlLE, hN., March ID.
Editor II raid:
W. H. Barnes, md J. K. Bond,
seem To he very uneasy fror, some
cause think the reason is stranger has
come TO town, and is lively among
their sweethearts.
Daniel x Co, have employed Mr..
5. &. Devices, to make their hogsheads
this seasan as he is good cooper.
J. r. Bond, has gone to chewing
and smoking tobacco. Keep the ware
house doors shut boys.
Mr.. Craig. an AK handle man,
from Spring Liok, passed last night
very pleasantly until two O'Clock.
The price of chickens aud eggs have
gone up since Mr.. Fr9nk Turpin. came
here. he can eat one dozen chickens, five
doz eggs, he is not particular whether
they are picked or not, take uncooked,
rtther than have fuss in the family.
Miss Willie Shaifer. is stilI i'm
proving. she is going out buggy riding
ss soon as the weather will permit.
". ii. Barnes, | think. has quit
selling goods, and gone into the eucher
business. that is to eucher people out
of their tobacco. with the price.
Mr.. Anderson Blain, has gotten over
the measles aud gone To putting up
tobacco. this is the year Tor him. Look
gu; girls, "a he Is II bachelor
DIR. J. n. Branden. has purchased
a fine buggy. the girls can 20 riding
now, as the Doctor. is ladvs man.
Daniel, & Co., have received II 800
lbs. of tobacco and they have out
81, 200 lbs. yet, and they are still
buying.
Mr.. Scott, is stopping at Mr. Tom
Bonds, while he is putting in the
switch at Lewis Mil.
/ Think, few hundred wards of
hircl.iug racks. would accommodate
large number of our customers when
they ride To town.
Wilson x Bro, have just returned
from Louisville, and they have pur-
chased large stock Of dry goods. Call
and see them they will sell them az
chcsp is any one.
D.. Il W. Bran Ion, SAYS there il
good dead of Pneumonia in the
country. He i. riding day, aud night.
Evans & Keaufsuver, who have been
selling go1l. here for the last year
are going To move 10 Big Clifiy. where
they think they can do better. They
will be missed. rs they are business
men.
Mitchell ( Hall. from uawesvi,le,
Hancock Co, have rented the ware
house, owned by Porter Il E>kriige,
for the purpose of putting up tobacco.
| hope they will get their share, as they
are nice men.
II. w. Tilford, of Short Creek, is
coming here in two weeks, TO 90 into
the drug business, as the local option,
takes effect in May.
There was fight in town between
Ben Oven, of color. aud uncle Jack -
ending, with uncle Jack, getting few
bruises.
j. r. Bond, is going to study Melli-
cine or marry, cant say which time
will tell.
We have a young man in town.
that had rather tell story, on six
months time than to tell the truth for
cash.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
Must Wind In.

Having sold out my interest as agent
for S. ii. Harrison, in the livery stable
business. ! desire TO wind up all my
business. Those indebted to me as
As such, will please call and settle up
without further notice or DELAY, and
oblige, J. F. YAGER.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19

DO not tail to read the mammoth
and attractive advertisement of l.. Ros-
enbe.g ~ Bro. dry goods and clothing
merchants. Hartford. Thev have Justly
earned and merit the it'll, ,hs-eto, "rhe
House that Still Leads" That polite
and atfsble ,oung saiesmsn, q. B Viii
iiams, will TIC there 70 wait ON yoa.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
New Goods.

James A Thomas. ore oi The old re-
liable substantial home merchants OF
Hartford. informs lis friends. patrons.
and the Pnhlic generally. THAT he will
receive a nice, nest assortment OF spring
2 rods during this week and will Le
pleased to have a call from vou. IIi-
goods are what he represents them to IT,.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
selling NJ Cost.

Having commenced to receive our
new spring stock of goods, and our
store house having limited capacity.
we will tor the next 30 DAYS sell our
goods on hand at and even below cost
.o as to give us good room to display
the new goods. ROGERS & KING.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
Call For % Democratic County Conven.

A mass convention of the Demo-
Gratis is hereby called to meet in Hart
ford. on Monday. March "a, 1879.
Qst day of Criminal CourD at II
o'clock p. M, for the purpose of select
ing delegates to the State Convention
to be held in Louisville. May 1st, 1879.
All Democratic voters have "a voice in
the meeting and are requested to at
tend. L. ID. WALKER, Chm.
j. +. FoGLE, Sec.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19

That | am still in the coal business
Will deliver coal 20 order. and will
make garden plnwing speciality. A
wink is as good as nod tn blind
horse. j. +. YAGER.
Off
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
Wedded to Laura.

She was beautiful. lie loved her de-
vo,edlv, and happiness seemed to pervade
their every act. But trouble came. Sick
ness pslei Lsura's blooming cheeks,
dulIed her sparkling eyes. euisebled her
constitution. emacisted her beautiful
form, unstrung her delicste nerves and
unified her for active life. With an aching
heart, her husband con-ulted doctors,
administered their medicines and talked
with friends. Not~ithAsnd,ng ali this
care and attention. there sppeared no
relief for her aching hesd. that painful
back. that Irregular uterine action and
that emxcIation. Another friend called
Who had seen such sickues. and st once
suggested the use OF Dr.. Dromgooles
English Female Bittrrs, - she had known
il to cure similar cases. Her husband
procured it at once and placed her upon
its use. lie soon had the satisfaction OF
seeing Laura restored to health again
AVAIL IRON IHE LlvEs.
Friends. stop and think awhile. In
deed am not responsible for all the
aches and pains that flesh is heir to.
au not the daddy OF ali the headaches.
all the constipation; all the levers tie
Liliou-ne-.; the sick stomachs; all the
chilis all the foul tongues in the land.
I"dsed | am not am generally iu
pretty good fix and ieel like doing my
wsrk we'll, but for few wears Won have
worked me nearly to death. Ii you don't
stop shall die. Ny door nrighbor, Mr.
Bowel., ia more st iault than | am. He
refuses me exit through the gates and
causes nearly ali the headaches. constip pa
ton, sick stomach, heartburn, etc. can
tell you the very thing Tor Mr. Bowels.
aud it will do the work quietly. eflectually
and pleasantly every time. Give an oc>
ca-ion~l dose of that delightful purssli'e
known n. Bsil-y's Saline Aperient. IL
acts like = charm and cools me of 90
nice. Let me alone please
Tus LIVER.
DAY AGUR TONIC
II contains no quinine. arsenic, mer>
curv, or othor deleterious drugs IL does
not produce headache, roaring or bmzzing
in the head. deafness dimpess OF vision,
or any of those uupleassnt symtoIns that
80 frequently follow the use OF quinine
Days Ague Tonic cleanse- the stomach,
urlock- the liver. open- the bowels, and
tones the system without the use of any
othe- article. hence its cures are prompt
and permanent One bottle frequently
cure- a whole family Children ann
those OF delicate stomschrs can take it
with ease. All who eel it .sy IT is -u>
perIor to any other. 9-2>w.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19

i have secured the noted saddle
and harness stallion. Lexington, and
will make rhe ensuing season. at my
stable. two and half miles north of
Hartford on the Hawesville road. |
also still have the well-known jack.
Maximillian. and ia better fix than
ever before. Come AMI see, before
pstronzing elsewhere.
9-4t j. w. BARNETT.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
New Goods.

We are now receiving an,l opening
a lot of nice notions. boots and shoes
and other goods suitable for the early
spring trade which We will sell at fair
profits. Rogers Il KING.
Bulord, Nv.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
Fresh VI eats.

We have arranged TO keep sup
ply of fresh meats on hand, snch as
beef pork etc. and will he thankful
for patronage. Respectfully.
9-tf FOSTER Il HILL.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
ESrRAY NOTICES.

Taken up IA an estray by John ID.
Bell, living ten miles west of Hartford,
OHIO county, Ky, two three-year-oId
stears. One pale-red-line back. white
faced, marked with n crop off the right
aud split in the left ear. Appraised
before me at Sl2. The other a red
linehack, marked with an under half
crop in the left ear. No other marks
or brands visible. Witness my hand
this Dist day of February 1879.
W. Z. RENDER. j. L. O.C.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
Bts Bonanxa.

-Wepropose to give to the subscri-
bers of the Herald, for 1879, premiums
on their agricultural products. to the
amount of $3.50. Full programme will
appear next week
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
Hartford, XIV.


l.. j. Lyon will furnish good square
meals to persons attending the con-
vention next Monday, and Criminal
Court next week as good square honest
meals rs can he had in town and will
charge only Is cents. He is better
prepared to serve his customers than
ever before.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
N.ttosnI Grecnbnrs Convention.

The members of the National Green
back party of Ohio county. are hereby
requested to meet ut the Court House,
in Hariford, on Saturday March 29th,
1879 ut o'clock, Z. VI. For the
pur.,ose of nominating candidate, for
Representative
G.. J. BEAN. Chairman.
j. ID. BYERs. SECRETARY. l0-2
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
Why DOn't Hou Preseryer

Preserve what' Your credit. by
paving me what YOU owe me. This is
addressed to every one that is indebted
TO me. l.. +. WERNER.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19

Spring is here, the roads are dry
ing out aud it will soon he nice to take
a buggy ride, especially. if you will
get nice new buggy of
ID. L. Tracy.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
BIRTHS

Born. to the wife of DR. ". n. y. Cr4bb, on
SATURDAY., March stn, is7g-a dsnght-r-Oors
A. uss.
Born to the wife Of C. 7. Barnard. near
Beaver Dam, on the 18Th instant-s boy.
This is the eighth son, and Charlie
says he will be sixteen hands, il he
comes 10 his measure.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
THE a&ETFcaD
w ATEit. MILLS
uARrynyn NV

John R PhiPP- s w'l:ian Phippz hav,
leased h-se. we'll kn"Eu uiiis AID viii srss
th~ir entire t.a'e snd sttsbtisR To- tue rur oi z
oI the same.
We have retainei th't popa'ar miller A u.
white, To do the griuiirg. Cas,omer. c4a
nave ib-ir whcsf, and coga gr.und oa .ho
motto. aut eau expect ia yi-id o: foar
and meal
rlur, Meal, Fran, ant Ship--,aEs fe- sst-
81 cab prices. sNeiussi' ely tor cash. Esv't
Pa. the full market p-ieu in ersh. tor Whaa-.
.ld Corn
Ii YOU s,e No f'c h.isfsd ~ t!e Eii.. you
In-y know We are not running.
We gus'an'ee sstisi4ctioR. AM WiH ~
thans fnl 70 yo"T pstrrRa sc. We Will laaks
Wool Csrdng. 'peealty
ll-tf J-gS r. ( Hx F7t-rs.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19

All those who have promised
heretofore to pay me and have not done
so. will please come forward and re-
deem their promises, as | cannot live
on promises.
/. r. WuppVrp
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
NotIee.tO Persons Attending Criminal
Court.

You are hereby notified that YOU can
get the oest, purest liquors. cigars and
tobacco. to be founi in town. at G. A.
PistI's renowned groctry store, opposite
The court house.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19

The hrigl snd CAD approach OF ,pring
The bIr'i- hy-in to hail;
Ana Ro-euherss new goods 10 bring
Aud oiTer them for sale
At very small profits
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19

The thoroughbred shori-horn Bull
Tom Spot" will until further notice.
stand at Hartford at 50 80. For
further particulars call on The owner
Jas. A. Thomas. 5-ltf.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
Garden PIOWluR.

We are prepared to do garden
plowing anywhere in or around town.
HADES IL FIELD.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
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 GKIEFIN & EIDsoN.
5-S-tt. Hartford, Ky.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
Democrats Alteration.

When you come TO the County Con-
vention next MONDAY. if y"u want a
pure unaduliPraied Democratic drink,
sou can find the best at g A. PLaTrs.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19

Anything and everything in the
undertaksrs line furnished on short
notice. by ID. F. Tracy.
Hartford, Nv.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
TUFTS PILLS

are compensated from substances that are
free !'om any properties hat can inIurs
Search. Cleanse. Pui ify. and Inv yizornIs
the cniii = system. By relieving the en-.
Eorgrd Liver, they cleanse the blood
frsm peis.- nous hsnisr- Nd thus Inn part
health and vitality ts the body, causing
the bowels To act materially, withoss
which no one can feel ~ cii.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
GRAN. TRANSFORMATION SCENE !

RARE DISPLAXI
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
SCENE OF BEAUTY IL A JOY FOR
EvERi

THE ROYAL TRADE PALACE
BEAUTIFULLY ADORNED!
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
d.. J. +. HAYWOOD,
nE nElJ XnDK CaKC.-

Few - s-s -Iisf that cannot be relieved by
s<oring lIgsr u Its irtnal IONS sr1 for
ths pnr s'ss M reneiy hs been iavs1Is,d thAs
has As L gpy fec. a. fUrrS PILLS"
SOLD EVERYWHERE. PRICE IS GEMS.
ONCE IS Murray street, New Ye-k.
q DR. TUTTS MANUAL of vaIuahic Infor-
nation and Cseiul Receipts" will be maiied free
on application.
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
TUFTS PILLS.,

Their nrst ei.cet IL to Increase the Appetite,
and csn-e the body 10 Take on Flesh, thus tho
system isBsnri he'd, and BY thsr Tonic Ae-
tion on the Digestive Orxnns, Regular
6fools are prOduccd
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
A Noted Divine saws

DR. TUTT:-Ds,r Sir; For ten year. hive been
martyr 70 Dysp-p-l Con.fipatioS and Piles. Last
Spglng your fils were i~romrlcnded 20 ne: used
tAsfn bnt " IA LITTLE Iau b. I am well man.
h,v- ss,d appe, .. dgestlo perfect reeul. stoals
pns- gona. md have gsined ny poaass SOLID assA
They strti their weighs god
RsV X l. SlNPSliN Iruixrsf.a X
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
TUFTS PILLS

are especially adapted to such
cases, q single dose effects
such a change of feeling a. to
RGtonish the Rufferer
The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19

/. F. WOTRvER.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-12
NOT FOR JOSEPH.
MOrmans Gathering Arms to Resist
Their Enemies.
atlonal Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. II. - Apostle
Joseph Smith in the Salt Lake Tabernacle
Sunday afternoon delivered a furious
speech, which has greatly added to the pop
ular excitement He said: 1--WE have been
turning the other cheek long enough, and
it is now about time to change our pol
icy. We have submitted to the abuse and
misrepresentation OF that damnable sheet
long enough, and now it must be stopped. P"
This was greeted with "amen" from the
whole congregation. The Apostle then ad-
vised his hearers to procure effective fire.
arms, and not delay doing it.
In the Fourth Wald meeting-house the
same evening the speakers recommended
their hearers to secure arms, and to sell
their clothing if they had not money to
purchase them. The gun shops were busy
yesterday selling firearms and taking old
ones to repair.
The dispatch relating to Secretary Evarts'
letter discouraging the Mormon missionary
labors in foreign parts caused some conster'
nation.
The Deseret News said last evening: "No
power beneath the sun can stop the work
Of the gathering of the Latter Day Israel,
for mightier hand than that of Emperor
or President is engaged in it."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-12

of ill-fame. Being refused a warrant, she
went before Squire Harmeyer and there
succeeded in having Kate arrested. The
case was set for hearing next day, but on
the night of the day Kate was arrested
Colonel Wappenstein, Chief of Police, Or
dered Emma Settles arrested.
The order was carried out, and the next
day (the 23d of july Judge Wilson COM
mitted her to the Work-house for six
months. On the afternoon of the 23d Kate
Riley's case was called before Squire Har-
meyer. Prosecuting Attorney of the Po-
lice Court John ?. Murphy, appeared as
her attorney and asked that the case be dis
missed as there was no prosecuting witness
present. the prosecuting witness at that
very time lingering in the Work-house.
The case was of course dismissed and Kate
went home, remarking that she still had a
few friends among the city officials who
could keep her out of the "hole." But it
seems, is not to stop there. Mr.. Thomas G..
Campbell and Mr.. Tom Shay have taken up
the cause and say they intend to get her re-
leased, and that the matter will then be
shown up in its true light. They have filed
the following affidavit sworn to by EN-.
Settles:
Emma Settles being first sworn states
that when she was brought into the Police
Court, on the l1th OF July, 1870. that ]. w.
Fitzgerald was her attorney; that he told
her to say nothing; that she entered no plea
of any kind nor did she in any manner
affirm or deny anything that was said at
that time. She further states that she was
not guilty, as charged in the affidavit of
Thomas Meara, and that if a trial was
granted her she could so establish.
EMMA SETTLES"
"Sworn to and subscribed before me, this
26th day of July.
"W. l.. THOMPSON, Notary Public"
The attorneys for Emma state that they
will produce other affidavits to show that
Mr.. Fitzgerald was not authorized by her
to enter the plea of guilty, and that send
ing her to the Work house was nothing but
a set-up job to keep her from prosecuting
Kate Riley. The matter will come before
Judge Wilson tomorrow morning.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-12
COMMONWEALTH CURRENTS.
Knickknacks Knocked Together In
Old Kentucky.
Specials to the star.

Specials to the Star.
Mr.. STERLING, Aug. ia team, behind
which the family of Joe Bendal, consisting
of himself, wife, mother and three children,
were out riding, ran away, smashing up the
carriage and injuring all the occupants
more or less and breaking three ribs and the
collar-bone of a little six-year-old son, who
is not expected to recover
MILLERsBuRG, Aug. yesterday Willis
Davis, who stuck an ak in his brothers
head in Montgomery County, was OH Deer
ing's camp ground in the capacity of boot
black. An officer from Sharpsburg was at
the camp in pursuit of the fugitive, but did
not catch him.
ELIZABETHTowN, Aug. ia meeting of
a number of the heirs of Andrew Fair
leigh, of this county, formerly of Pennsyl-
vania, was held here yesterday to take steps
TO secure the immense estate left by their
ancestor. The estate is estimated at about
$4,000, 900.
OAKLAND STATION, Aug. 12.-To,day a
special term of Magistrates Court is being
held to try Will Martin colored, for as
saulting an aged and respectable white man
named Fielding Cole, living near here. Mr.,
Cole intimidated the negro, using pitch
fork, and he will in all probability be tried
too.
w. F. Irwin, living on Barren River,
thirteen miles from here, has lost his unin-
spred dwelling and contents. Cause Of fire
unknown.
MlLLEEssvEG, Aug. 12-Gilead Evans, a
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-12
A CASE OF FRAUD.
How the Effects of Suicide Were Stolen

How the Effects Of Suicide Were Stolen.
On March 9th, of this year. August
Glass, young bar-keeper employed at
Graeffs saloon, northwest corner of Court
and Race streets, committed suicide by
shooting himself in the head in his room,
on Court street. He left some mouey and
some personal effects, which, as will be seen
from the following letter, have been taken
possession of by some person who fraudu-
lently claimed to be his sister The letter
is as follows:
ANNAPOLIS July 30, 1879.
ITO the Hon. Board of Police Commissioners
II have written to the Board for some
time for information concerning that young
man who committed suicide in Cincinnati
some months ago. l wrote to you, srs, as
soon as | saw the advertisement in the
German papers, but never received an an
swer as yet have waited and waited, and
thought had better write again. AS the
letter found on his person can not belong
to any one else but me, as | do not know
of any other Miss Minnie Yaeger (or in
German, Fraulein Minna Yaeger) residing
in Frederick street but myself. The only
wrong alb out it was the number, instead of
96 it ought to have been No. L. The young
mans name is Mr.. August Glass. l would
| thank you kindly for information.
Ny name is now changed from Miss Min
ME Yeager to Mrs. Minnie Bayls, and l
am living in Annapolis now, but 1 was
living in Baltimore when | first saw the
account. Mrs. MINNIE BAYLIs."
From the above it will be seen that some
one forged the name of Miss Yaeger, now
Mrs. Bayls, and fraudulently obtained
possession of the personalities belonging to
the suicide. Chief of Police Wappensten
has the matter in hand and will sift the
same to see if he can bring the woman who
claimed the goods to Justice.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-12
City Commissioners.

Michael Minnegan, owner of property
on Kemper Lane, filed a claim for $500
damages, which he claims has been done
his property by the construction of Francis
Lane which has caused the water-course to
turn out of its natural channel and over
flow his premises.
A petition from the Consolidated Street
Railroad Company to construct side track
on Hoadly street in front of the c., H. &
D. Railroad Passenger Depot, was referred
to the Committee on Railroads.
Emerson, Fisker & Co.. carriage manu-
facturers at John and Findlay streets, filed
claim for 81 ,095 damages done their prop
erty by the overflow of sewers. Referred
to Committee on Claims.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

About $3.50 o'clock this morning passeu-
ger engine No. IA on the l.. C. & L. Rail-
road ran over a man, whose name is at
present unknown. The man had been
drinking heavily in the morning at Mr..
Loring's place in South Side and after this
walked along the railroad track. Condue.
tor George W. Tyer and Engineer Thomas
Noakiey had charge of the train, and al.
though they did everything in their power
to prevent the accident they could not helg
running over the man.
Squire Anthony, in the absence of Coro
ner Carrick, will hold an inquest to-morrop
morning. The deceased seemed to be about
thirty years old, and was dressed in dark
blue clothes. The man was literally cut in
two, the wheels of the locomotive passing
over his stomach. On his person wers
found several papers, the names on them
being Frederick Wick, Canton, Wayne
County, Mich; l.. KolImer, in account
with S. Oppenheim. From card it seems
that the man is native of Bohemia. anL
that his name is Ludwig Peitel.