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The Hartford herald., 1880-09-29
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GLASGoW JUNCTION, hl.,
July SRI, 1850.
Ucssrs. 7hon'ois Il. KimiI,y, HUUoni,
ky.
DEAR SIRS This is to certify that ]
received from Mr.. Eugr'.c Cox about
oue-hali bottle or vial of Your pile -:'lvc
and tried il upon myself and several
others, and | think it las effected u
permanent cure with myself, my moth
er and some other parties. Aftcr had
tried other pile remedies intellectually
and do not hesitate in S,ying, that
am satisfied il is the best pile remedy
ever used-and that do not think any
one will he dissatisfied or disappointed
after using your s;llve. Please let M
know by return mail what it iS worth
per vial as | desire To get some, or you
can send To Mr.. G.. NJ. Etimunds, th,
druggist at this place, an can get il
from him.
Yours, Very respectfully,
3l-tf &. ". BIRD.
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Public Speaking.

Col. Ben Selby, Greenbick Elector
for State at large, will address the citi-
zens of Ohio county at the following
times and places:
BuforI, Thursday, Oct. Z.
Hartford, Friday, Oct. s.
McHenry, Friday, Oct. 8, at night.
Point Pleasant, Saturday, Oct. ..
Equality, Saturday, Oct. 8, at night.
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Estray Notice.

Taken up rs estray 10y Enoch NJ.
Grown, living at Point Pleasant, Ohio
county, on the 18th Of July, 1850, one
sorref poney, aged about eight years,
having three white feet, with blaze
face, has the letter az" branded on the
right hip, and thirteen hands high,
which have appraised at thirty dol
lars.
Witness my hand this 3lst day of
August, 1850.
Bolt w. l.. ROWE. J. u. o. G.
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The Ohio County Fair Company.

This Company illgive their fifteenth
Annual Exhibition commencing Tues
day, October the 9Th, and continue five
days. The company have made con-
siderable improvements this year, max
ing the grounds more accommodating
and more attracting. The show ring
and speed-ring are both in good condi.
tion, and number of horses are already
here i'm training. Everything seems
very favorable for good fair.
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IMPORTANT QUESIIoNs.

Reader. have you caught coIdf Are you a..-
.6Ic 10 raise the phiegmf Have You an irrita-
ton in the throat7 A sense OF oppression ol
the lungs, with short bresth7 Do you have
lit OF coughing on lying downf A sharp pain
now and then in The region of the heart, shoul-
ders aud back3 IL SO, our Advice Is take at
once dose OF TUFTS Expectorant; You will soon
be able to raise the phlegm. In al hour repeat
the Expcc;oran, place hot iron To the feet. take
two ol TUFTS Pills. You will soon fail into q
pleasant sleep aud wake up in the morning.
cough goae. lungs working freely; easy breath
ing, aud the bowels moving in natural manner.
To prevent a return OF there symptoms use tho
Eyno.tnrant sevrral ,lavs
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Strayed or stolen.

One dark bay horse, 10 years old, l6
hands high, and has an enlarged or
milk hind leg. The last time seen was
in the neighborhood of Sulphur Springs.
The finder, by delivering him to DIR. j.
T.. Pendleton, Hartford, Ky, will he
paid for his trouble.
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PERSON Az.

Master Willie Nall, of Owensbor", is
visiting his relatives here.
Mr.. Henry Eskridge, of Har,linsburg,
is pupil Of Hartford College.
Our young friend, Martin Rowe, of
Spring Lick, was ia town : nday.
Mr.. Ed Field made flying trip To
CaIhoon last Saturday, returning sun
day.
Judge w. r. Gregory and II. II. Kin
solving, Esd, left yesterday for Louis
willie.
MIR. VIM. ii. Courtney, of Owens
boro, was I'm town several days last
week.
Mr.. Ab Miller, deputy sheriff of Da-
vic>s county, was in town day or two
last week.
Miss Belle Barnes returned home
Monday from two weeks visit To
Caneyville
Mrs. II. j. Morris returned from Lou
isville Monday, where she bought nice
supply Of millinery goo'is.
Mr.. NJ. Mcintyre, of OwcnSloro,
deputy collector of this district, was in
town a day ar tw" last week.
Mr.. \. &. Etzel left Saturday morn
ing for Owensboro, where lac will meet
his mother and brother, who will spend
several days visiting here.
Mr.. Lee Sehon, representing the mcr-
chant tailor establishment of Deppen
n SON., Louisville, was in town several
days last weeek taking orders.
Prof. Ludwig left last Saturday for
Owensboro. Upon his return he will
hiring his family with him, who will
make Hartford their future home.
Mr.. II. u. Taylor and wife len last
week for Cincinnati, where Mr.. Taylor
intends having his eyes treated. We
hope he may be restored 10 perfect sight
again.
Drs. McGraw and Beeler, dentists,
are at the Hartford House, ready to do
any kind of dentistry work. Persons
wanting work done should avail them
selves Of this opportunity.
Rev. ]. s. Mcdaniel will leave next
Monday for Glasgow TO attend the an.
nual meeting Of the Louisville Confer.
caee, which convenes ON "Wednesday,
ahe 9Th day of October.
Mr.. B. ID. Farmer, foreman Of tho
Elizabethtown Mps, was in town sun
day Of last week, the guest of the seniol
editor Of this paper. This personal wa
omitted in our issue of last weef
Through mistake.
Mr.. J. ID. I. Bryan, travelling sales
man for Julius Winter * Co., merchant
tailors, Louisville, is i'm town soliciting
orders. This is quite a reliable house
and persons giving orders may rest as
sired that satisfaction will he guaran
teed.F
Charley was here last week. Every
body knows Charley. The grocers AR
glad To see him. The young ladiei
likewise are glad. The children laugi
to see him, for his coming is significan
of candies, sweeimcats, dc. Charley
the handsome salesman of McJohnstoi
n Co, Owensboro.
Miss Lizzie J. Box, of Cincinnati, ha
accepted the position ~ teacher in Tia
art department Of Hartford College
She is u graduate Of the School of DE
sign of Cincinnati, and has received he
diploma. She does not teach from copy
but from natural objects. We had tn
pleasure Of meeting her Friday evenin
aud find her to Ike \ pleasant, modest
unassuming and intelligent lady.
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Jim Mckenzie is doing II good work
in Indiana.
Remember the concert at the col
legc Thursday night of next week.
Henry Field will run hack to and
from the fair grounds during fair week.
Mrs. II. J. Morris has all tive late
style hats and bonncts. Her goods are
all new.
-Anderson's Bazaar will receive
another lot of those cheap dress goods
this week.
Persons attending the Fair will find
il To their interest to get their .heals at
Hills restaurant.
Persons attending the fair will find
il to their interest to leave their horses
at Fields livery stable.
Call on Mrs. Morris if you want n
fashionable hat or bonnet. She keeps
all the latest styles
Mrs. +. T.. Kimbley is quite sick
with fever, hut We are glad to learn,
however, that she is improving.
Best of care and attention given
horses left with me during fair.
HENRY FIELD.
i will run an express to and from
the Fair grounds during Fair week.
l.. NJ. HEvERIN.
w. Ill. Williams X Sons is the
place Ia buy your good things to eat
during the Fair. They will have II
large stock on hand.
Miss Thomson will give a concert
on Thursday night Of the fair. Let all
,isitors who lovc music attend and lend
Il helping hand Ia education.
Ii you want nice bread and cakes
during the Fair, hiy a barrel of that
we'll known Hour, "ralk of the Town."
of w. IL. Williams X Son.
MIR. Samuel Render left with us
two silver coins: one is Il frank and
the other is Spanish coin of about the
denomination of II dime.
-Hevcrin X Sons have a large and
nice assortment Of family groceries.
Their saloon is also wei supplied with
all the fashionable drinks.
Mr.. Il. Z. Bergman, of this place,
raised from L. hens-from February lst
to September l6-:55 chickens, one hen
raising 81. Beat this if you can.
Fresh oysters, fresh meats, chick
ems, turkeys, and all kinds of vegeta-
blcs and family supplies constantly on
| hand at
w. ii. WILLIAMS * Sons.
Henry McHenry, the quondam
"Doctor," Is no longer sergeant; he has
become captain of the Hartford Cadets,
IA company organizing for active service
i'm AN imaginary army of the distant
future. Success To the captain.
w. III. Williams X Son have just
received full stock of family groc cries,
and are selling them extremely low fol
cash or country produce. Call and see
them.
We took look through the cloth
ing department on the second floor %
Anderson's Bazaar last Saturday, anc
we must say that the prices are tn,
cheapest We ever saw. What puzzle'
us is to know where and how they go
them.
The undersigned have rented th'
feed privileges at the fair grounds durin.
the fair. and are prepared tn feed horses
of all persons attending the fair a
reasonable rates. Call and get you
horse fed.
39-2t ALIEN. BARNETT x Bro.
In the big job lot of clothing al An
nj "A. Ill "A.
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Persons ,l,siring to purchase good
land in Ohio and Mclean couIi-
ties will do well to call on me before
October |, 1850. | will sell. for cash in
hand, IL tract of land containing $40
acres, lying in Mclean county, near
Green river, and adjoining John Hous-
tons land survey; also, "A tract in Ohio
county containing 2O0 acres, lying near
Horse Branch station, ON the u. X r.
II. II. These tracts are finely timbered.
For further information see or address
III. Il. KINSOLvING,
Attorney-at-Law, Hartford, Ky.
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Mrs. A. Burgess, No. 27l West JEFF
ferson street, between 9TH and Sth.
Suits made by measure at reasonable
prices. Also, persons desiring goods
bought no commission charged. SAM
pies sent to any address. 39-tf
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nntesI.

Every farmer in Ohio county, when
he comes to Hartford, to bring us chick
ems, eggs, butter, POTATOES, vegetable :,
and in fact everything that he has To
sell. Wepay cash.
w. III. WILLIAMS * SoN.
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lam now handling the Oliver Chilled
plow, which | will sell upon reasonable
terms. Farmers will lind them the best
plow on the market. | am sole agent for
Ohio county. JAS. y. THOMAS.
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IIo. For the Ex:o. { ON.

Excursion tickets for Il,c round "trip
to the Louisville EXpositinl can hc pur-
chased at any Depot on tlic Paduc,h X
Elizabethtown Railroad Un Mondays
and Tuesdays only. Good "rtcn days,
at half the usual rate. T-:H
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TIT tffC D1s5 Jo" fot Ut = NJ TIT
derson's Bazaar you can actually get:

all gone.
On Monday night of last week II
negro boy named Will Mclean made
an attempt Ia assassinate Esquire Hen
drick, living near Paradise. The boy
had been employed 10y Mr.. hendricks
for some time, and on that day the boy
was told TO do sonnet hing which he re-
fused 10 40, whereupon MIR. Hendricks
told him to get up his baggage and
leave. He returned that night and,
putting his pistol through broken
window pane, shot twice mt Mr.. Hen
bricks, but neither shot took effect.
The boy lit out. but was captured and is
in the Greenville Jail awaiting his trial.
The well-known Jewelry firm of &.
p. Barnes d Bro, 22i West Main street,
Louisville, Ky, are doing AN immense
business this season. They deserve TO
succeed, for they always represent their
goods just rs they are, handle none but
good jewelry, sell at fair profit and
guarantee everything To be just what
they represent it to be. BY this fair,
honest course they have built up Il rep
utation which will prove n nrtune to
them. You can get just rs good goods,
at just rs low prices to order by mail rs
to go in person and jew them for a
week.
We propose, madam, to he the
"Fairest of the Fair" the "Squarest OF
the Square," and therefore you run no
risk in sending your son to our store tc
make selection in an overcoat or Il
suit of clothes, or in sending us an order
by mail stating the age of your son
the goods to be sent 10y express subject
to approval If the size is not all right
or the clothes don't suit, we, j. Winter
4 Co., corner of Third and Marke
streets, Louisville, Ky, will either ex
change for others or return the money
which you paid us. Can any one b'
fairer and squarcr than we are'
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NeiglsbOriug Fairs.

Hartford, October 5th-5 days.
Hopkinsville, October 5th-3 days.
OwensbOrO, October l3th-i days.
CaihoOn, October 18Th "a days.
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Wanted, every person coming to
Owensboro, who has a hors, To feed, to
come to j. +. Yager's stable and learn
something new. CoX's old stand, one
square above the Hartford road, between
Main and Third Streets. 27-6m.
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The undersigned has opened "a livery
and feed stable in the building formerly
occupied by Mr.. Head as a tobacco fac
tory. Stock feed at reasonable rates.
Horses and bllggies for hire.
H. +. Nj. HEvERIN.
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now say to my creditors that have
given all the time can give for them
to come and dsettle their notes and ac-
counts with me. | have now legally
sworn in a. special Deputy Sheriff,
l.. NJ. Statelcr, who will settle up my
business, and all who wish to save cost
will please come and settle with him at
once. BY 81 doing you will enable me
to sell you goods as cheap as any other
merchant can sell for cash.
Respectfully, JAS. A.THoMAs.
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NS,ticc.

You needn't bring your dinner to thr
Fair next week BJb& Jack have rented
the entire privilege, and Will give yuu II
better dinner than was ever iiad there
before.
80.
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Wanted.
10000 beef hides and sheep skins, for
which we will pay cash.
w. ii. WILLIAMS K Son.


Please send me your address and |
will forward to you, free, +. Butterick
& Co.'s catalogue illustrating all the
new European and American fashions.
JOSEPH ALLEN,
37-3t 100 4th Ave-, Louisville, Ky.
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| hav" rented stable in Hartford
and will devote my time to training
horses Tor saddle and harness purposes.
business and feel justified in saying
understand it thoroughly. Terms rea-
sonahle. Bring on your horses and give
me trial. Respectfully,
I1-tf CLAY KENNEDY.
The Hartford herald., 1880-09-29

Had terrible NIGHT SWEATS.
Memphis. Feb, n. ls.l.
Dr. TUrr: Sir-I have been suffering tor nearly two
years with a sevsre cough. When I commenced In.
King your Ex pectorant reduced 70 one hundred
and 1teen pounds IN weixht- 1 had tired slmort
half dozen bottles. The night swests have left
the cous has disappeared. and have gained lite
pounds flesh. recommend t - ell my frieudf
With great respect. OLIVER klCk-
The Hartford herald., 1880-09-29
COILEGE NOTES.


Oh! my eye, how pretty our college
girls are.
do they chew gum?'
New Piano for the music-room.
The Art Department will open with
room full Of young ladies and gentle
men. The system will be 10 sketch
from natural objects. 4.t
More new students-are they never
going 10 quit coming?
The Trustees are considering the adj
visability of erecting an ornamental
Building on the College grounds for the
Art and Music departments and Presi-
dents Office.
Remember the concert ON Thursday
evening Of Fair week.
As we looked at Miss Morton's class
of girls walking two and two, We got
mixed mp trying TO determine which
We liked best, little girl or large one
We are still at sea.
Little Tracy and little Berry looked
about as big a. grasshoppers bringing up
the rear guard of the Primary depart
ment.
Our College has succeeded beyond the
expectation Of its most anxious friends.
Ii is noticeable that the students are
never seen ON the streets after dark.
This is as il should be.
However il may have been, Hartford
is now solid ON the school question.
Prof. Alexander has "A way of max
ing a boy like him that beats every
thing.
Mr.. Morehead reports the Carrollton
school progressing finely. Glad to heal
il. Suppose we get up AN international
defamation match, Ia include all al
jaining counties
I'VE hope our citizens will drop in oc
easionally and see how much thei
children are getting in return for taxes
New goods at II. p. Rowe & Bro s
Gales jeans at Anderson's Bazaar
w. III. Williams x Son want 10 se'
you.
The Gold Dust Flour at ThOma
Bros.
See the great job purchase of clotll
ing at AndersOn's Bazaar.
Il have rented Tom Browns Goa
bank and am prepared to furnish fror
one to five hundred bushels of coal pt
day. insure good measure and goo
scoal. A liberal share of the patronae
is solicited.
35.eow-3t FOSTER ADAMS.
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DIR. J.F. HAYWOOD,
A NEwspHPER PUB. WRITEs.

once, Evening News. Augusta. Ga
DE- TUT: Dear Sir-My little son. Was attaek
With pneemonia last winter, vheh left him with .
yolsnt cough that lasted till within month since.
ior The cure Oh which indebted toyour valuable
fIpectnrant- had tried most every thing reeoni-
mended. but none did any good until used your Et-
entirely With many thanks. am yours truly
WV = .JOHN NJ WEitsI.k
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Dwelling House for Sale.

Dwelling House for Sale.
| own II fine new two-story dwelling
house in Rosine, which / desire to sell
for part cash, and will give good time
on the remainder. Rosine is flourish
ing business town, ON the J.. X T.. II. r.,
and IA good location for merchant, me-
chanic or tobaccOnist.
HENRY ID. MCHENRY,
2Itf Hartford, Ky.
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Oh! my eye, how pretty our college
girls are.
In they chew fpuma
The Hartford herald., 1880-09-29

I'VE hope our citizens will drop in oc-
easionslly and see how much their
children are getting in return for taxes
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has to do is to cut by the lines, sew the
pieces together, aud 10, suit in the
most artistic style is complete. II is
said that mothers by the dozen may be
seen at any time of day weeping tears
of joy over the Bazaar counter for this
wonderful invention.
MIR. John Fades, a son of our es-
teemed countyman, Mr.. L. j. Fades,
met with an untimely death last We'd
nesday morning in the following man
ner: He, assisted 10y two men, named
Danner and Vincent, was removing the
roof from a barn, when some rotten
rubbing gave way and Fades fell but
caught to the wall, but "A heavy piece
fell ON him aud he was thrown to the
ground. Danner and Vincent also fell
but caught to tiers and were not hurt.
Fades was removed to the house but
died two hours afterward. His back
was broken. He leaves wife and two
children. A cleverer man could not Ike
found In the county MuhienLerg Echo.
Very low round trip tickets to the
Louisville Industrial Exposition which
opens September 9Th and closes October
23d, presenting attractions never before
witnessed. That all may be able tc
visit Louisville during the gala season
the Louisville d Nashville Railroad vii
sell round trip tickets from all station,
to Louisville, at four cents per mile
Please note, that these tickets will b'
sold every day in the week, and viii
! not he good to return unless stamped b,
the Agent of the Company i'm Louis
vile, and used for return passage with
in ten days from the date of sale.
II 4. =. ATMoRE, Gen. Pass. Agt.
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. KING, Prop. jim Ton MOORE, clerk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-19

HIGHWAY RoBDRRY.-Tuesday night be.
tween eight and ten O'Clock an Irish deck
hand named McDermott got into street
car, No. IA to go to the Top mill and got of
at Third street. Thnre were in the car
several other persons, among whom was
noticed Q tall, iieshy fellow by the name
OF Newell, whose left eye is out. This
Newell and another person got out at the
same time, and nothing more wal heard
of the matter until yesterday morning,
when McDermott game into the City
Building and informed the authorities that
he lsaig$ bson beaten and robbed OF S55 the
preceding evening in North Wheeling at
the river. 1t appears that the one eyed
man and his companion had inveigled
him down to the river and beaten him up
in o terrible manner and robbed him and
then left him. McDermott's "phiz" at
tested the heartiness Of his reception, by
the oases OF court-plaster that relieved the
desert OF coal dust and other smut all over
his face, and upon his lett temple there
was a very large, deep and ugly cash, evil
IDENTIFY caused by'a knuckler or b%ludgeon.
The matter was given into the hands OF
the police, and officer Lee following up a
fancied clue, arrested at s o'clock last
night, Nathan Newell and James McCray,
at the Baltimore House, Water street, who
were suspected OF the deed. Newell is
blind OF an eye and answers the descriI.
ton given by the man OF his assailant, and
he was also recognized by the driver OF
the car, which had all three OF the parties
in 1t on the night Of robbery.
McOray showed he was not in the city
at all during the eight OF the robbery aud
was discharged. Newell was locked up
for a hearing this morning before Squire
Miller,
Newell Is a brakeman or the Baltimore
and Ohio road and has borne a good char
acter heretofore.
McDermott says he works on steam.
boats, and only came to this city q day or
two ago from Louisville, KY, by rail. His
clothing is very poor and shabby and his
appearance would indicate that he was
not accustomed TO "handling money" in
quantities,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-19

PERSONAL MENTIoN.-Arthur Sinsel,
Esq, Assistant NJ. OF R., and W. Fl. Har
rison, n. NJ, B. & o. R. R. Co., are in the
city.
Mr.. A. M. Mercer, of Springfield, O., is
in the city.
Mr.. Lew Miller, Of the Goodyear Rub.
Der Company, is in the city.
J.H. Oglebay left for New York last
night.
Hon. J.R. Bell, Of West Alexander, Pa,
is at Washington, D. @.
The following are among the latest arri-
vas at the New Mcclure: 7. G. Martin, A.
d. Mercer, Springfield, o.; ]. Gallagher,
j. II. Lourimer, S. Fl. Levy, J. W. BAN
ming, NJ. ]. Ticket, E. H: Hupps, New
York: W. NJ. Barnes and wife, NJ. Schaf-
ner, Chicago, @. H. jenkins, Sandusky;
w s. Wiley, New Ma"rtinsville; W. B.
Stevens, A. i. Storey, @. II. S%wearingen,
Philadelphia; S. s. Parker, Baltimore: O.
L. Noble, Detroit; A. O.. Martin, A. A.
King, Pittsburgh; B. 7. Wilson, Trenton,
N. j.; r. W. Hammond, Fairmont; NJ. Il.
Norton, Brooke county.
Kansas City gets a desirable acquisition
in Col. Frank NJ, oglebay who leaves for
his new home there to-day. The Colonel
can lead anything from a general prayer
meeting to a full dress German and Is q
first class business man as well as q social
favorite. "We'l miss him when he's
gone"
Among the late arrivals at the Stamm
LAST night were L. Miller. Baltimore; O. Z.
Dickens, Boston; Lou 0gborn, Cincinnati;
L. Miller, II. Hutchinson and J. N. Ban
mum, Pittsburgh; Hugh Moore, Dublin,
Ireland; James Montgomery, Johnstown:
j. NJ. Oates, Chicago; B. F. Wilson, Fair
mont; E. II. Rudy, Philadelphia; d. B.
Campton, Davistown; John E. Smith,
Short Creek; R. A. Ralph, Pittsburgh.