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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03
Death ., Mrs. Elizabeth &. w,..er..n.

Mrs. Wilkerson was born near Har-
dinsburg, Breckenridge county, Ky,
July 10th, 1925. She was daughter OF
Calvin Hendrick, Esq, for many years
IA prominent citizen of Breckenridge
county. She was married December
18th, 1919, to Anslem w. Wilkerson, son
of Joseph Humphrey Wilkerson. Three
children was the result of their union,
two sons and one daughter all dead.
One of their sons died in March 1857,
Jan. Sth, 1853, about the same age.
Their daughter, the elder child, died Nov.
18th, 1873, aged 26 years. Mrs. VIII
kerson was a member of the Methodist
church about S5 years. She died of con-
sumption at Pattieville, Ohio county,
Feb. 18th, 1880 in the 55th year of her
age. On the evening of the 2lst her
remains We're taken to the Humphrey
Wilkerson graveyard near the Falls of
Rough and Inferred with herschildren.
This graveyard is near the home of the
elder Wilkerson's. Here they are in
tered. Their graves are walled in 10y Il
hewed stone wall about ten feet square
and eighteen inches high. On this wall
is strong iron fence. Inside of this
inclosure are two beautiful marble head
stones 3 feet high, 2oa Inches wide and
3 inches thick, The tops of the two
stones are oval and they are inserted in
marble base, this rests on a free-stone
base II inches high and II inches wide.
The inscription on the marble is as fol-
lows:
Joseph p, Wilkerson, born, March 18th
1874, died, Jan. 18th, 1850.
Martha Willxerson, born Feb. 9th 1857,
died Oct. ID 1864.
This work, am told, cost the heirs
500. FoRBtS.
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PERSONAL.
THos. g. STUART, .>ec'y Il. r. 4

f. H. Rowe, Esq, of Spring Lick
Ky, was in town Friday.
Mrs. ]. II. Harper, of Cromwell, is
visiting relatives in this place.
John Martin, Esd, Of Rosine, was IN
town a day or two this week.
Mr.. Richard Williams Is recovering
from pretty severe attack of measles.
The family of our worthy sheriff, Mr.
C. w. Phillips, are visiting relatives
near Whitesville
Messrs. H. WAYNE Griffin, \ L. Nor
ton, f. C. Hubbard and Jesse Fogle
were in Frankfort the greater portion of
hast week.
John Il. Keith, ESQ, of Cloverport,
representing the Cloverport Marble
Works, was in town last Monday. Mr..
Keith l., distant relative of ours.
Our friend and former townsman, Mr.
Eugene Nall, of Greensboro, was in
town a day or two last week visiting his
mother and other relatives in this place.
&c. Mattingly, of Owensboro, was
in town last Monday. Mr.. Mattingly
is "A dealer in old iron We had the
pleasure of adding his name to our roll
of honor.
Miss Lizzie Chapeze, daughter of our
worthy townsman, j John Chapeze, Esq,
an accomplished and Intelligent young
lady, is visiting rela tiyes in Bowling
| Green.
Misses Helen and Dee Edison, of Gray
son county, are visiting their aunt, Mrs
Nancy Hill. Miss Helen has been quite
sick for several days, but is now recov-
ering. .r ..
Mr.. w. q. Fades and wife, of Owens
boro, arrived in Hartford last week, and
will probably reside here in the future,
as he has accepted the agency for the
Singer sewing machine for this section.
Tn ey have rooms at Mrs. J. ;. Naught's
boarding house.
Mr.. Edward B. Sloan, representing
Fitschen & Merrill, merchant tailors
OF Louisville, was in town Thursday
last, with such a nice lot of spring
samples that the boys could not refrain
from buying, and when he left town
every pocket he had was bulged out
with orders. tsitt.i -tl.
John Berry, Esq, of Beaver Dam,
left last Monday for Jacksonville,
Miss, where he will spend several days
visiting relatives, and will go thence to
Texas, where he will join the Rangers
and fight Indians, or pursue some other
equally lively avocation. .'--i'i 90 30
Mr.. CT. Whittinghill, who has been
teaching school in the vicinity of II. NJ.
Walkers for the past five months, re-
turned to his home near Fordsville, last
Saturday, his school having closed.
Rob't Rowe, ESD, of Centertown,
called TO see us last Saturday and gave
US box of fine corn. Uncle Bob is
getting quite old, but beats them all
alike raising fine corn. -..s.s ....t
Prof. w. b. Hayward's school, at Har-
dinsburg, closed last week and he has
returned TO his country residence, at
the sulphur Springs, in this county,
where he will spend the summer. He
called to see Us Monday, and reports
that his school just closed WAS very
prosperous one.
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sko zine Racket.
RoSINE. March !.
EsH1pr IIerahY

ROSINE. March ].
Es!aDr HeTdt:
| noticed communication i'm the
HERALD, sometime ago, from Il boy
only II years old, that encourages me
to try my hand and pen in that line OF
business; but | am afraid, although
am Is years old. that ! will fall far he
hind him as a correspondent.
Ii is not Necessary for me to pass any
encomiums on Rosinc for it is not hid
under bushel; and the amount Of bus
iness transacted here AMI the energetic
character Of the citizens promise tO
make RoSine, at no distant day, one of
the most important places on the p. Il
T.. Railroad. ID is no, on the decline
like MiilwoOd, Caneyville, Beaver Dam.
McHenry and other places that remind
one of Prentice's epitaph on an infant !:
Mas! that am so soon done. for
| wonder what ] was begun for.
Politically, here, we are Tor Grant not
serving a third term. We think he has
done enough for his country already,
and We are decidedly for electing the
other man. ] heard man say that he
would rather have Jim Blaine, John
sherman or his Satanic Majesty for
president than Grant. For sheriff, we
want Nh. Bunger, and believe that his
experience will qualify him TO perform
the duties of the Office with eminent
ability. SIGIE.
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Giibert Tobacco Warehouse.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. /, 1880.


DEAR SIR:-After returning our
thanks for past flvOrs and wishing YOU
prosperous and happy new year, we
take this method to announce 10 YOU
and the public, that we have withdrawn
from the tobacco Board OF Trade"
and i'm doing so, we have not a word to
say against il; il was Il good institution
in "its day Recently it has been
guilty of some follies that we did not
approve but protested against, hence We
are involved in no veXatiOus and cX-
pensive lawsuits with any of the buy
ers.
The fees for selling tobacco, to both
buyer and seller, may, and perhaps
were, not too high at the time of their
adoption soon after the war; when
labor, rents, money and in fact every
/ thing was high, and ut time, too,
when il was almost indispensably nee
essary to employ travelling agents; now
/ since there has been quite deprecia-
| ton in value of everything, and espe-
/ cially since the tobacco market of Lou
/ isville is 50 well established and known
/ to he the leading market for all shades
/ and grades of tobacco, and there are so
many avenues of Information opened
up. and leading To almost every mans
door, acquainting him daily with the
state of the market, etc, we can see no
/ good reason for continuing the old ex-
pensive custom of employing men to
canvass the country soliciting consign-
ments of tobacco. Therefore we have
concluded to dispense with the services
of that class of gentlemen above alluded
to, and appropriate their salaries in an
] ot her direction or moro proDprlv Snp1k-
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03
Press Meeting.

At the last meeting of the Kentucky
Press Association resolution was adopt
ell requesting the President of the Asso-
citation TO appoint three members from
the State at large, and one from each
Congressional District to meet at Frank
fort at a time 10 he named for the pur-
pose Of promoting the passage of gen
eral advertising law. In accordance
Herewith, the following editors are re-
quested TO meet in Frankfort on Thurs
dav, March 1lth, and as many more NJ
can find il convenient to attend:
At large, J. II. Shields, +. l.. McChes-
ney, J. \. Munday; First district, j.. G.
FaXon; Second district, :. NJ. Gaines;
Third district, +. ii. Porter; Fourth dis
trict, J. w. Hopper; Fifth district, q. A
Jones: Seventh district, Ben. Deering
Eighth district, French Upton; Ninth
district. w. Il. Ravens; Tenth district
w. J. KelIoe.
J. STODDARD JOHNSTON,
.-a- Pres't X r. 4.
THoS. 6. STUART, .>ec'y r. r. 4
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03

\. NJ. Purdy, Of Palmyra, y. T.,
sends pDstpuid amt free to allapplicants
his valuable 24-page Catalogue % fruits
and flowers, giving kinds, descriptions,
mode of planting, &c. Every person
who has rod of garden or ground to
plant. should have it. He also sends
free a specimen copy of Tie 4iUH Re-
cOrCisT and Cottage Gardener, q month
~ at S1.00 per year, devoted to fruits
and ilowers-H speaks for dse!f; while
- cents will get his 64-page SHidN Fruit
Instructor a work pronounced by all
who have seen it, the most cOHciSc and
practical OF any yet printed. Persons
sending to him now Will get the Cata-
logue, and the Fruit Recorder for 1850
and the Sinai Fruit Instructor, al poS'
paid for only one doHdr. He accepts
postage stamps for odd change.
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Free Lecture.

Rev. NJ. +. Melody, of Litchfield, KY,
will give free lecture at the court house
in Hartford. on Tuesday night, March
9Th, 1880, at O'clock, on the estate of
Affairs in Ireland" After the lecture
is over those wishing to donate small
sum for the benefit of the suffering and
starving poor of that country can have
chance to do SO. Father Melody has
the reputation of being gentleman of
ability, honesty and morality, and his
effort in assisting his fellow countrymen
in this, their time of need, should be
crowned with success. Turn out every
body, and give what you can for the re-
lief of this suffering people. -....
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03
War on Lotteries.

The Postmaster General at Washing
ton, on Feb. Is, issued orders to post
masters prohibiting the delivery of reg
istered letters to the following persons
represented as being engaged in con-
Quoting fraudulent schemes: r.. G.
Wintersmith, No. 8 Mozart Building,
Louisville, KY, Supervisor of the
Frankfort School Fund Lottery; w.
Scott Glore, Louisville, KY, a new
agent for the Commonwealth Distribu-
ton Company; NJ. v. Wagner, Mar
shall, Mich, who advertises to send
patent receipts; Bornio d Bros, New
Orleans, representing the Havana Lot
terry Company, and ID. II. Herrick, g
New York, who solicits money 10 in
vest in railroad and other stocks. II
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03

The new school building, ut this
place, was completed last week, and
the structure stands handsome orna-
ment to the town, and ii is already be-
ing talked of, both far and near, that
Hartford is soon to have one of the best
schools in Southern Kentucky. Since
the beginning of the structure the trus-
tees have had an eye Ia the welfare of
our people, and of the many good things
they have done, none will be applauded
heartier than that 0f securing for the
principal ofthe school Prof Wayland
Alexander, the present principal of the
South CarrolItoA Male and Female
academy. As an educator, Prof Alex
ander is second to no man in The Green
River country, and will lie the means
of bringing more pupils from distance
than any man they could have secured.
The faith of a permanent and well-con-
Quoted school i'm Hartford will he great
ly strengthened throughout the county
and the surrounding country, since il
can he positively stated that Prof Alex
anderis to be the principal. TheHERALp,
and we believe majority of our people,
will endorse the action of our trustees
in securing him. .a.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03

Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor. in company
with her grandson, Mr.. Wayne Paxton,
left yesterday for Texas. Mrs. Taylor
is gong TO the Lone Star State to re-
side with her daughter, Mrs. Alfonso
Barnard. Mr.. Paxton, after visiting
his friends and relatives and viewing
the country, expects 10 return, hut if
he likes the surroundings NAV finally
settle there.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03
1--WE Sroc15 MARrEr.

Reported 10y G. II. GREGORY & Co.,
proprictols Bourbon Stock Yards ouis-
vile, Ky, Feb. -, 1881:
Cattle-shipping. / to A.; butcher. Si
To A.; fair, 3 to ~: thin, u 10 q.
Hogs -receip;s light; best butcher,
~ To ( 80; common, 3s 10 I.
Sheep--rcceip,s light, Ia ..
Stock cattle in demand nj y "a g
The pens are empty of any kind Of cat
tle-proSpect fair for mex! week.
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The u"r.sora Mater aud steam n'lIs.

We have purchased the Steam Mills
of Messrs. Moore & Wise and will run
the same i'm connection with the Water
Mills, making no change in tolls from
that formerly taken. Grinding done at
all hours day or night except Sunday.
There have been false rumors circulated
against Us to the effect that we would
monopolize the milling business. Now
these reports are untrue. Bring on
your grinding and ascertain for yourself
whether these reports are true or false.
Having full control of both mills weare
better prepared than ever To accommo-
date our customers. We have good
stable accommodations for the benefit
of our customers who have to stay all
night or when the weather is bad.
Highest cash prices paid for wheat or
corn. JOHN II. & WM. PHIPPs.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03
Race REorSc EsutEeti.

FonZo, IA promising racer, for which
his owner refused 81 800, was ruined re-
Gently 10y negro groom who broke the
horses jaw with IL club. Kendall's
SPAWN Cure is the most valuable rene
dy ever known for every kind of an in
jury, bruise, cut or sore, as well as for
amy kind of laneness on beast or man.
Ii Is truly wonderful what Success every
body has with it Read the advertise
,hent for Kendall's SPAWN Cure IN an
other column.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03

HoN. OSCAR TURNER proposes TO of
fer an amendment to the Constitution,
cmbodying the same feature embraced
in his amendment TO the rules of Con-
gress, viz: requiring the yeas and nays
to he called on all hills appropriatins
money or creating a charge ON the
Government. Mr.. Turner deserves
great credit for his action ia this mat
ter, and If be should fail. the people
should require Of their candidates next
fall, pledge TO carry out this doctrine,
for millions can he saved by il.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03
CUTTING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Common lugs, heavy, ;, light, 6; mo
diam luss, h"avy, G, light, :; good lucs,
heavy, :, light, 3: common leaf, heavy,
:, light, 10; medium leaf heavy, 10,
light, L.; good leaf. heavy, Il, light, =:
fine leaf, heavy, IL light, ~.
Report of Sherley 4 Glover, Of the
Louisville Warchousc:
Sales for week ending February 18th,
/ ,6s7 hhds. sales since January lst,
9.305 hhdS. receipts for week loo
hhds,
Market active and prizes firm.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03

NEW YORK held its Republican State
convention last week and instructed for
Gen. Grant for President He has now
received the delegate vote Of New York
aud pennsylvania, the two largest States
In the Union, which secures his nomi-
nation beyond much doubt. In the
event that the contest between Grant
and Sherman should he close, Blaine
might come i'm "a the dark horse, or il
the race comes up between Grant and
Blaine, Sherman may be taken as COM
promise man, but at present the chan
ces for Grant are very fiattering.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03

Hop hitters so freely advertised in all
the papers, secular and religious, are
having large sale, and are supplant-
ing all other medicines. There Is no
denying the virtues of the Hop plant,
and the proprictOrs of these Bitters
have shown great shrewdness and abiIi-
ty in compromising Il Bitter~, whose vir-
tues are 80 palpable tn every ones OH
SeryatiOn. - Erci,cmgc 81
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Oar Penitentiary.

The Senate's special committee TO In
vestigate the Penitcntiary have at last
reported. They report that Col. J. w.
South, the Lessee has had tut little Ia
do with the Penitentiary management
for several years, Int that the entire
control has been in the hands of his
son, sam south, assisted 10y talantou
and Allen: all three of whom have
been cruel aud severe in their treat
ment OF convicts, whipping on the bare
back with a strap a. high as $50 lashes
at a time. They report the labor re-
quired to be performed ~ not un-
reasonable and moderate, except in rare
case.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03

Born Houses Of the Legislature
have voted to extend the session in
definitely. This is now AN actual me-
cessi,y, rs many matters of vital inn
portance are yet not acted upon.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03

has been further ordered that all per-
SONS receiving mail matter under ficti-
cious names shall Ice identified at the
pos; office before the mail is delivered.
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roBNcCO QuorArIoSs.

Common lugs, heavy, 8, li"ht, : -;
medium Iugs, heavy, 3 -. light, -;
good Tugs, heavy, 2 -, light ! ~; com
mon leaf, heavy. ! 80. light, ,; medium
leaf heavy, : 80, light, :; "ood leaf
heavy, :, light, \; fine leaf heavy, :,
light, 10.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03
The Market.
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKt1'.

Reported 10y the Peoples Tn'lc,D
Warehouse, ID. X. Mason ~ Co, prl
prietors.
Our market under .he heavy sa!cs
and receipts remains firm, with strong
demand Cor emitting, anu cod feeling
for dark heavy tobacco Of "bol quality.
Receipts for week 1870; sales for week
1897; sales for month 467l' sales for wear
gpn,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03

GOVERNOR BI.AcKBURN has revoked
all rewards for fugitives from justice Of
fered prior to the LIST day of January,
1873.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03
I'm II. MrRRAy he'd in

= tfoNERNNk Eli IL. Mth'Ah ieiu i""
y isville last week for his new home IN
Utah. He was escorted TO the depot by
the Local Military Companies, Gov
ernor Blackburn and a host "i promi-
nent citizens. He carries the good
wishes of many Kcntuckians with him.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03

WASHINGTON county Ky Republic
cans have instructed for Grant in very
enthusiastic manner.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03

CHRISTIAN county Republicans met
in convention at Hopkinsville last
Monday and Instructed for Grant.
Mercer county Republicans did the
same thing on the same day at Har-
rodsburgh. Lincoln county Republic
cans, at Stanford, did the same thing
ON the same day. The Grant boom in
oreaeth.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03
rns Danvile zsso,c will i--ae a

daily during the session of ihr Ken
lucky Conference OF the NJ. +. Church,
which will tie held in that city, conn
mencing on the 9th inst. The Trib'ne
Is ably edited, and Is up with the
times, and anticipates the wants al IT.
patrons.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03

"ln our Judgement the management
and government of the penitenthrv are
liable To severe criticism, il for no other
reason than on account of a want OF Il
Nigilant sanitary police system. No or
ganizcd. systematic effort appears ever
Ia have been made Ia secure cleanliness
of clothing, bedding, cells and grounds
without which good health cannot lN
expected, no matter what the othercon-
ditions may he.
They report the ventilation a. very
Imperfect and bad; some places none
and elsewhere severe drafts.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03

VOOLFOLK Co. Canvas, weights
paulin Street
CO., Emporium Dealers Corsets exclusively
BY to
Waeous-KERR ROBINSON, nanfrs. dealers gs West
vehicles bottom prices
WHITNEY HACkEIr. "ImperiaI i'm
proved scaling metallic Baskets May 1879
IRE CO., dealers in steamboat supplies
eorllze Irvine, Oakum, bocSs Se- ecttOn duck
Fourth street.
'KINsON FURNITURE MANIC CONPASYr Furnsture chairs
bedding Best and popular styles
EIER CO. dealers in all kinds
mattresses bedding Main and Factory Portland
REILING sroeers provision liquor merchants,
Main, between Third and Fourth
co. dealers in all kinds OF shoe
tools 2l5 w Main Street. door below seventh.
call before purchasing elsewhere
,Io-CANNON BYERS wholesale millinery fancy goods.
I9I Main, between Fifth and sixth.
brand Packing
mai Ofice, 242 Wolf Street, Baltimore.
xw. A RICHARDSON florist ln Fourth
Roses bedding plants and
ID IA. BALDWIN co 50 Fourth Decker Bros,
Haines Bros, kranieh g. BaS n Else and other
liable pianos Estey
prices purchasing
ASHBURN, 3 Fourth Firseass
lRY co. 81 Fourth Avenue Gum betting and hose,
rubber rubber rubber seng rubber gloves
stockings, air CUSHIONS Also baby huggs archery &C.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03

BRANDRETH'sp pills, Ior many years
were i'm common Use all over thi, c"un-
try. Who has not used or NJ least
heard of them. Dr. Ben Brandre;h,
The maker of these famous pills, he
lieved in liberal advertising, and hence
when lac died on the l9th ult., lac left "A
fortune of S2.0o0.On Ia his wife and
children.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03

Burlap Bags, Gov
Corsets.-B. r. HINKLl
Carriages, Buggies,
Caskets, Metallic
Cotton Duck-GILMO
Furniture-"THE Die
observation-disclosures
Groceries-sTEGE &
Leather. II. RYAN
Mccormick Harves
Millinery Cwholesa
Oysters, Fish, Game
Plants. Cut Flower,
Pianos and Organs
Photograph. 5. W
Rubber Goods-PER
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03

THE Harrison County Ky. Republi-
cans have instructed for Sherman.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03

JOHN ID. WHITE, the member of the
Legislature from Jackson, Clay and
Owsley counties has resigned. If he
had resigned the first day of the Ses-
sion the State would have been thous-
ands ofdollars better OFF He has been a
perfect bore, and we might as appropri-
ately say boor from the start has created
dissension, heated and personal discus
sion, and has done more toward making
the extension Of the session necessary
than any other ~ membcrs in either
house. An election has been ordered
for the 18th inst, TO fill the vacancy.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03

furnished consists of i1ckcts and pants
Of Jeans, shirts oi course cotton, WOODEN
socks, and shoes made ian the prison.
This clothing the committee think suf-
ficient for winter wear. In addition tC
this, they should be- provided with I'M
dcrclothing. The hospital accommO-
dations ;re sufficient, and that establish
ment is fairly managed"
They recommend the removal OF
Robert Allen, assistant keeper, rs a per
son wholly unsuited for the position.
They make some wholesome and
suitable suggestions. ......
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DEF

"The diet Of the prisoners. in the
opinion nf the committee, is altogether
insufficient. and ha> been for the past
two years, both in vegetable food and
fresh beef"