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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-01-10
Lake Charles Institute
FOR
MALE AND FEMALE.
Session Begins Sept. Is. 1879.

COURSES of study include every
" thing necessary to thorough prac-
tical or finished education.
Glasses heretofore organized will be
continued through all the grades sue
cessiyely, and no new ones allowed, ex-
cept to supply vacancies caused by ad-
yancements.
Terms Cash, per Month:
Primary and Common School, in
clnding Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Composition,
Geography and Philosophy. .$2 90
Academic School, consisting OF
advanced Mathematics, with
Ancient or Modern Languages, 90
and other studies to correspond
Drawing and Music extra. 80. S 10
Comfortable board can be had at
reasonable rates.
Last sessions success warrants public
confidence.
WANTED-A proficient teacher of
French, and Piano Music.
s. ID, READ.
Aug l6. 1879.
, 1880-02-16

A writer In tho Philadelphia lrexs says: "Tho
whtto lctIs IN iIsn III tho ordinary spxtaclO Ut
commerce Ia male OF tho common wirthw.p pnnc
Kiaas ruled III sheets; sometimes It y ntativ Int,
bulls. Fru,n these ure cut piscca 1t Atnut nnn
thoy ilru then takes, iptO tho grinding rsx,m a,i
ensh piece cc!ncEtest scparntoly upon, whit Is
cnlltal u nr Of u somi-tlrr!Ilnr HhApr. Thcap nre
i' inn wtiei ii IL fino emery %dcr Il intra,x % mi
subjected to EWttt rOtnry motion. Tho ArAtlilMl
c',rvo n gives to The sssa r. T. Y KrsM,A!
IL reached; tho lap III then taken nut and rns'.
tretcd e warmth. which .nelta the ccsnent
md tseI u 9po1 the 'T "psjt ta Ill, s VIC" ill.,,
snins process Il renewed. Tns s,cI,v completed
tho Lenses nrc detached nRaln fTt!' tha llp and
ahnpcd n 1T the fra1nes. This IL accomplished
by u machine Of extreme drllcaey. Each ploeo
anaa sass il ero,'ss sar HPga %pa' t. % osnF p IL
tho fnr1n ot IN oval, thus cutting tho desired
stze; but tho e.lxrs, q c9u.Te' htn n",Rh alitl
HhArp, and nlNst u heveltAl. Fur this pllrIa)sU
tlIey aru turned over Into nnnthcr ret Of han'ia,
mostly Girls, who hnve chnrye of tho grind
soes ss n Sns ru f% ne, III ,ehns g ~ ' sE
tho CLAUS f. taken tHtwcen tho ft'ret,nxEr uni
thEnib Ind held sufficiently sideways tu produce
nHuln turned ull tho nthor RItio ut tho. hnrcl
completed During this process II ID constantly
ga,,K,si In orlcr to seortaIn TINT tho f,nnlo VIII
"II!eurxt proecss to which the is.,s is sub.
irrlnc cure. Tho person haying thIs depart
1noht ttsattonl to IN pacca +, snlall room
alo.l6; Ren.ss tho entrance IL hung curtain,
which IL nnly dt1swn asI!!a sufficiently to ndmlt
the Required amount ut light lnsn y window sov.
which n plactsi u piece Of heavy canllhM1!l with
q aMnll huto cut lii tho ectitro rrpreavntlnE tho
lMlI's-eye Ut u tas1ot. Through ihf. ths ruys Of
IEt shine upon tho lens in tho la1s.ls OF work
MIN atd Aru r,,itcte4l through It 10 aaark back
ground. Tho Ions II then ini'vel luck and forth
attained, Bny. fur insancG. tho cKtr.lnu end Of
tho llr4tBlra u stxty-two INCHES. tho lens ia
in0tl4l along inch by iNch, until, yNrtnps, It "a
brought IL ihirty"sx lnca,cs. AZ this the proper
hight ct eentrS 1f t1cus ~ ni,taln.d and +
IL OF ettlrs0 necessary with avery let's, This
accounts fur tho numbcrs which uru ,p,,M spec-
taplrs ur glusscs OF uny kind when purchased"
, 1880-02-16
SUICIDE.
A Prominent nIld Wealthy Mi1wau.
koean Enda Ills Dnys with a PIEtol-

A Prominent md Wealthy MIIwan.
kGean EndA Ills Days with q Pistol.
Bullet.
Special 0hpoteh to 7aa Cateaan Tttbunk.
MINIATURES, Wis, Fob. 16.-Th0 community
wcro startled this afternoon by tho ant,aunce-
mcnt thnt Cyrus 7. Ilawloy. IN old and wealthy
resident of tho West atdo, had committed Rrli-
edo by shooting himaelf with u revolver Mt bis
rosIdcnce. No. 200 Grnnd nvenuo. Tho nfrair
transpircd ut o'clock. hira, 1Inwley, ~hflo en-
gagged upstairs, heard n shot flrr<l below, md,
upon going down to sec what had happened,
found her husband sented In III armchair with
stream OF blood running down Ills fnco,
md lArgo revolver In hfa hand.
He had shot himself in tho right stdo Of tho
hoah, On q line With tho cyo. and tho bullet had
came out M inch Or nloro alA,ve tho point of cn
trance. Hever,ll physicians and surgeons wert,
callotl, who pronounced tho wound necessarily
fatAl. although death might not a,lpcryeno for II
slhy or two Tho clso IL unqucstlOnahly ono OF
suicide, although tho family nr0 uslng every on"
dcavor to crcatu tho impression that tho .shoot
Ing WIS accidental. Form week Ur moro past ho
was known to hnve acted AlnR,llarly, as
II suffering from depression ot eplrlts or Inental
scientific subjects wer0 bis hobby, Mr. lInwley
Ia nbout 10 yearH Of nGc, and u Mllwn,lkooan by
birth. Ills fAthor canlo to Milwaukee In lSl5,
and diod hero in 1877, leaving largc and vnlua-
bio cstMto Tint has since heconlo aDne Of tho
this catata wis hcsluaathotI ii Cyrus, thus rem
l!erfuX him Independently wpalthy. Tho sl!cIia
wills lnlrTlrd mA1l, mil h'lA Ollp brother younger
thun himself, Dr. Robert liawlcy.
, 1880-02-16
,oroe Quantities Of Potatoes to
Be Distributed for
Seed.
Troops In Afghanistan Massing to
Repel Anticipated Native
Attacks.
Tile Southwark, Eng'anS, Election a
Decided Conservative Victory.
Russia Securing European Money Marts for
Large Loan,
NIEXICO.

DISAPPOINTED MoRMoHa.
c17Yor Mexico, Feb. I, VIA NEW oRIEANaFcb:
,t-Tho Mormon Elter Thntcter has returned
N the United Suites somewhat disappointed In
Ma mlsaop, The Mexican Government will pro-
tcct the SIortnons III their worship, but not In
polygamy .....--- .-.z
zAMACnNA's PRESIDENTIAL STOCK
II iu,pyoyjug, Notwithstanding he flecitlc1 to bo
.canti,latc. The Monitor md Stulo support him.
A lnrge element hope political complications
Will compel Daz 10 hold over.
A SECESSION MOVEMENT.
scnsnlonal accusation ts in circulation
against Gen. Gonzalez, tho leading candidate for
President. aud at present commanding tho
largest force Of Government troops In tho fic-
public. Ito Is chnrget with I'M intention to sep
arntc the States OF Sonora. cinnloa, Dlira,igo,
CullIna, lnisco, md Mfchoachnn from the Mex
lean unton md erect n Confclcrucy TO be called
the Republic Of Scrrn Afudre.
TIE MAzATF4AS nEvO1uT10N.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 15.-Atlyiecs from Mnzat-
lap BY tho steamer Coltnn, are to tho effect that
Tho revolution 10 Mt mn end there, Rnd g,inbont
had startcd for In Paz with tho C.istom-1lonso
officials, etc.; also TINT Marpuez hll left only
twenty-five men at LIZ pnx.
nEy. MARQUEE.
Adispntch, Just received from San Diego. says
TINT Gen. hIur,uez Is now ut tho boundary ttnot
Tiajtsdna Valley, with sfty wcll-eg,iprcd
tsn0ps. Ile RtAtce thAt 4 spcctnt courier froln
La 1'az brought him Intelligence ut SIM 1fafnel,
purity Ind obtained possession o! both Federal
E,inhoats. tho nrnocrntica and Mexico, md Ind
rctaken MHzntlHn- The authority Of Mnrqucz
Il iscomp1etcly established throughout tho peI,in-
ctcnt military force under arms till tho Presi-
Dental election IL over.
, 1880-02-16
IRELAND,
QNEhTF,Y IMPROVED.


LONDON, Feb. ia correspondent ct tho
Tsn1ts, ut Dublin, reports the general condition
Of Ircland decidedly improved. Although &C.
vere distress Is still felt ut man ptnces, thcro Is
reason 10 believe the whole aspect OF tho coun-
try has improved. md that tho rcliof measures
provel adequate to tho emergency.
T,tE MUNSTER MEETING. +.
The first meeting In Munster In connection
With tho Irish Lind League was held at New
market yesterday. Davitt and nronnan attend-
cd. The usual resolutions were adopted. Gov
ernment reporters wore present
A VOICE From FRANCE.
Tho Archbishop Of Paris, In q pastoral pre-
seriblng parochn1 collections for ireland,
dwes on tho Irish Lihcrallty to Ftance during
The war Of 1870.
POTATOES FOR D1ETn1nuTI0N.
Tho Duchess of Marlborough, writing to the
Lord Mayor of London acknowledging tho re-
ceipt nt Ge G00 snys the Committee, In order to
Hastl agatHst fn!nine III frelnnh next ycnr, hRye
purchased fl0,0 worth Of potatoes for dIstribu-
ton here.
A fEoME-1tu1.EE DEAD.
= William NaRarty O'Leary, a Fellow OF tho
RoyRl College OF SurKconsD Of trcl1nt1, and Home
Rule meMber Of Parliament for Droghcla. Is
, 1880-02-16

POISONED ny CANNED SALMON.
PEuHtA, H., Feb. i5.-At suppcr-tfmc Tonight
n terrible mshnp bcfcll tho family Of Jn1nes X.
Crow, composed Of Mr.. Crow his alstcr, Miss
Grow, md fo,lr children. Among other thtngs
prepared for supper WIS II dish Of canned salr,-
on. Mr.. Grow, his sister, and three children par
took Of tho salmon. md Gro tho mcnl
WINS finished nj, bccnlno s!cE, With itdi-
cations Of mineral poisoning. MIR. Grow
was In terrible condition, and
for Il time hts lifc WIS t!cspnlrcd Of. A stomach
pump md cmcttcs wcrp brought Into nctlyo
service md did faithful work. The lives Of Mr..
Crow and his sister were saved 0nly by tho most
strenuous enttcnvors, untl they will probably vet
well, although tho former WIS In critical con-
EtIon ut II C'eoek Tonight. Tho children Are
tho worst OIL, und woro yrry low.
, 1880-02-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE SOUTHWARK ELECTION.
LONDON, Feb. 15.-The Daily NeWs owna that
no Southwark election was I'LL unm!stAknble
Ltberal defeat,
Tho 14ncs snys tho return Of q Conservative
from Southwark Ia n heavy blow for tho Oppo-
sltlon. Tho Government nro justified in regnrl-
thE tho battle 10 kconly fought ns a voto OF CON
naet'co moro decided 1ud incontestAble thnn
that at Liverpool.
, 1880-02-16

When the cahlo brought him t1dings Of tho
annultlnent of his MNrriagc with Countess
hai!nondE, Oaribuld! abandoned himself "a IN
nuttiurst of 10y. All Ills fuM!ly bud gathered
around him, ID hts recent tilness had aroused
their fcars- Tho new1 euuse.! an instantaneous
change tu his physical condition, and foto
Waa orRanized, IN {he course nf which he lcgitl-
inized his two youngest children and maFsted
their mothat.
, 1880-02-16

Sptttai D{tpatth to The Chicago TfshAns.
VINCENNEs, Ind, Sept. l5.-Thomas Brennan,
while Intoxicated md aslccp OIL IL ratlruud truck,
WAS run over and killed by freight trnin on tho
Cairo & vIticcnncs hallway. lust night at
o'clock. Tho Coronor'a verdict to-day exoner:.
ntes the trntHmcn from MI hlnne. 4 brother Of
tho deceased wns killed in tho ylEnG runrrer lust
d yGar ago, and near the snnno plnce.
, 1880-02-16

1.{,lteervb1G lkrothrrx.

nrpthcfa OF nlckora b furnished In iii ".
Lawrence and Aid. Lawrence, OF I1ll.lGl,,
ltroth0rs md partners, wh0 rottresl from buNt-
whole Of their business tn their clerks and lnai,-
nXerx who had acyyctl thoM faithfully fur years
With tho sum Of &O, ,u0 to carry II on, g7svs the
QstlsAns who bud served tho,u for ton y0aEa aud
, 1880-02-16

causu OF tho attending discomfort, but Lost 1t
Gn9oilder mort se5loHs eonsoqllGaces, DR..
JAyne's sanattro Pills aro other laxntivo Or
hentiod upon to p1Auce healLhy secsetona uf
tho liveF mud stomach.
, 1880-02-16
Uen,tdoEss Art-Trcasures.

The art treasures Of Prince Paul Dem!doH,
heret0foro deposited 1i his yt'l9 Of Ban Do1lnto,
Moat famous prt collectors Of Europo huyp nj.
roady xathcrrll thereto Intend tho salo. An H.
raro work Of urt III Itself, tho price being $lO.
II u sold for the boneilt Ut thu poor.
, 1880-02-16
JOURNALISTIC.

Special Dtspasth 10 1hs cAteaeo Tribune.
DANv!LLE, Ill.,, Fob, 1h-The Ilfttiu rost, a
Democratic organ Of this ulty, has absorbed the
Daily Times, pApcr with Republican nttcccd-
Gnts. md ycsteruay announced that on Wcdnos.
tho pIIU R1tt,
, 1880-02-16

prr,a Neg 0Ffxans Efeupxfx,
1nfaon,aa'sa9 would not b0 10 bad weso 1t not 20
Miedass Puns leave germs which lilo In idle
csnn - t9nul l they fruotify and bear baleful
Eutto MORO puns. Tho other day so14e OF US
oS H. n wnen one Of the company t0ok advantage
"penln4 and gave us thla 1eu de mot Ut
, 1880-02-16
A COLONY BADLY QrE.

Han FRANoIHCl>, Feb. l6.-A Victoria dispatch
oays tho recent sewers weather III british Colusu-
bia was 30 fatal that stoCk and feed prospects
nro 10 bad that, urlless there Is an curly marked
chanGcd for tho b0tt0r, the colony will Ge largely
dependent for M0at IN Oregon and California
for at lGlst &hrC9 years to c4,llta.
, 1880-02-16

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
New Yonx. Feb. lh-Arriyel, Btata Of indiana,
fr,m Glasgow.
HAvnE, Fels l6.-Tho stcamsh!p AmoriQue.
from New York, hIls Arrlyetl.
QUEkNnInWN, Feb. lh-'Tho steamer 1ndianu,
fTOln Philadelphia, bus arrlyed.
, 1880-02-16
GERMANY.

ENN0EKC1AL I1tHATfE8.
ntMIH, Feb 16-l3lsmarck has presented a
.rAy With Hawaii to the D0n4esrath, md nskod
teu taas taa body sanction the opening Of uegota-
sssn. ns Tor tho a!gnlng OF treaty with Mada-
TIE DIET.
yiti !, considered certain that the Prlssian Dict
mntett ett III supplementary KeasiOn, nnl that q
tb.aao TOT adjouEnnE the vitttng9 TOR terlus uf
Aeo months will shortly be Introduced.
DEAD.
prsaaacss Ferdinand DenaTyt Ortentaltst and
''1'ssof OF the University OF berlin, Is dead.
, 1880-02-16

baltimore, Feb. 15.-Threo mor. Charles II.
Smith, nged Il; r. \. McCAuley, Jr., AMI col
orcf man named Iennu Jonea, wero suiyocatctl to
death yester1lHy OIL a n!ght-soll bhrKc mt prlnR
Gardens Just beyond the southern suburbs Of
the city.
, 1880-02-16
DUBUQUE COLLECTIONs,

DUBUQUE COLLECTIONS.
Sp<etal Dttpafth to The GhttHgn 7ribune.
DUBUQUE, ILL.,, Feb. 15.-In accordance with tho
request OF bishop 1Ien,lcsscy, collections wcrc
tnken UP III various Catholic churches Ut this
city to-,lny for tho irish nd fund. The Cathedral
collections were $i,80O, and 1t. putrick's 500.
Othprg not reported.
, 1880-02-16
FRANCE.
IT'S REQUEST IlKYusRD.

- VIa HEQUEST ItKHUHKH+
,faRlS, Fob. lb.-Foro Loyson's memorial to tho
municipality of Paris for tho use OF church
aaa been rejected.
49, CANDIDATE.
A!hert 0rosy Ia u candidate for tho life Sena-
"7alp tuado vacant by tho death Ut Cremleux,
, 1880-02-16

upward Ain1s In proportion TO the number Of
ycnrH. and few Of tho oldest an annual pension
of 10, rcsorving no interest In tho now firm for
IhbtnBeyes.
, 1880-02-16
A prt,-uEApE1) MAYo1,

a pru-HEAUED MAYOR.
Eptefat Dispatch to The Chicago Irtbuns.
MONTREAL. Fcb. 1b-h1uyor ntynrtl hts given
his tlnal answer to tho Parncll deception Com.
1nlttec. declining to present I'M address Of vel
come On tho uyltutor's arrival III this city.
, 1880-02-16

AT WILMINGTON, DEL.
WILMINGTON, Del. Feb. 15.-Oyer 5000 wcro
rniscd by tho Catholic churches hero to-day for
Irish sufferers.
, 1880-02-16

IfDFrtstqFr fftrnld,
An cnterrrlsli.g American shipped tomo
Wheeturrnws 10 lilo do lanern. nn,l tho natives
litd tho1n full nf atonn mud s,ich ard cnrrard
tllotn pn their hcnls. Thry said It was cat,jtai
coptrlvnnct,, md wondered how thoy niauuRctl
To get alUnR 70 mnny ychrs without It,
, 1880-02-16

as -. ..s.tsz: 11A l111 SSl1 UF ElG1:S.
TN ORDER TU ACCOMMODATE oUis NUMER.
Il o1s patrons Throughout the city. we have Estab-
!!shed t3r.neh Omces In Tho different Divisions ~
:,Eon fot the - sa.ns pdse y shaskca II the Main
the week. and Until Q p r1- on Hnturrnfs:
r. y. IT, h!MMs. booksellers knd stauoncrs, IT
W;f iaNlAI.'r, Druastat. ess Cottage Grove.av,
northwest corner Thirty -lfth-sf. '
,GiiAa tftsSSE FIT. NeHAltHIcr. stAtloner, cto, go
West SM.Hn. .st, nehr Westarn.Hv.
III sttNSlCfl3EN. Druggist. III l3toe fslAnd.ny.
corner nl Twclfth.Ht 'F'
III MEt1tlEK, Ioweier. NevsdenIor, and Fancy
t9ts!s. ~ lMkH.*t. t.}rnef Lincoln.
.nj ia,uis w. ": H. SEE!tE, Printing snd Adxertl,inS
H.. between l.AshIle and u ellis,
Il. iiI1sl.tN.;'iAM + CO, Druggists. A5 North
, 1880-02-16

,a,Ia rGMMaea oy III sofT Ehev H.nr oo 81
a t91ke ' so we@k, 60 paa T., ah IT, honnEy e
slck enlI . ~ w. Wy stoe ,,a " Io ~ yGt,
ut, ~ GIG vi, W." n,,ta,inG I' fo,v ~ n ~ tnttn
5,tntns G,Me Inv tuo m ta nnr a tnM th"ac .r III
only l19u IN u1e MntSe & dmGy naa ~ neGn ~. r.
served 1or seta', nt ,!om " eseCom III W!ls tnleua
sii. VIZ ! ey mpMl ,',1t ,t W. 81 ig H. sovupusaSS
ne,ofe ey MSIs 1c PVT strewn sv c % a ioa
me-; q Ml!ssInusu pga stsGWH Mth! FusilesI
and wltho.te xestige aa; Of gTGgtlciotnes. Stool
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-12-22

through which To talk, as could thus
talk To the whole people Of The county
at once.
There was an appropriation of $500
for that levee 70: 1850. was commits
sioner, and employed Col. Shanks to
"boss" the hands while doing the work.
being absent most of the time on ac-
count of the health of my family and
work to do in other parts of the county,
did not see Col. Shanks more than once
a week. understand there il a great
deal of dissatisfaction about the poles
Col. Shanks put i'm the levee; he had
the most of them in before knew any
thing about it, and let him go on and
put i'm the balance, not knowing how
il would do until tried, il being recon-
mendcd by some of the best men in
the county as good plan To fix levec
like that If it is wrong | am to blame,
and not Col. Shanks, for allowing him
To put them in.
now recommend 10 the honorable
court that if they make any more APP
preparations for that levee to put il I'M
der control of a special commissioner
one who can give il his entire atten-
ton.
II that ievee il raised on level with
the bridge built by J. Il. Benton, made
u feet wide on top, and 10 inches higher
i'm center, leave birm on each side
feet wide between bitches and fill;
watch il and refill as il seasons and set
ties; then you will have good road
forever. All roads railroads and
manufactured watching and refilling
as they settle.
II has been said that good road
could not be made of that dirt as il
held water. Keep il highest in center
and the same dirt that will hold water
will turn it and drain.it of. There has
been good deal of talk about this
piece of road-mostly hy men standing
round on the streets who do all theil
work 10y talking and never did a day.
labor.
We need good roads in this county
now worse than anything else, and We
never will be a prosperous people unit
we get them, aud am willing, poor IA
| am. to pay an annual tax of - IN fo
that purpose Respectfully,
NJ. i. Mcdowell.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-12-22

husband of Mrs. =. J. Fields, during
his lifetime. The court concluded that
the conveyance By Asberry Fields to
VIM. Warden was to protect himself
from execution creditors. After his
death, Warden claimed the land. W.
l.. Brown vs. r. II. Simmons, sale of
land set aside and the case under sub
mission ~ to vacating the judgment.
VIM. Maiden W.. job =. Arnold submit
ted. &. w. Stewart vs.. Job s. Arnold,
submitted. f. NJ. Coleman vs.. Samuel
Sowders for l0i acres of land i'm Beaver
Dam. Plaintiff got judgment for land
Stephen Woodward W.. Jasper n. San
derfur, contest over assigned note
Judgment for Woodward. w. b. Full
kerson vs.. Chess & WymOnd, referred
to Judges Newton and Baird and G. w.
Phillips to arbitrate, second Monday i'm
January, 1881.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-12-22
How TO Stop a Paper.

The following, from one of our ex-
changes, so fully and clearly expresses
our views on the subject that we copy
it without comment:
"You have an undoubted right to
stop newspaper when you feel dispos-
ed, upon payment of all arrearages.
Do not hesitate to do so ON account of
the tenderness of feeling for the edi-
tor. Don't you suppose he would stop
buying sugar of you, or meat, clothing,
dry goods, etc, il he thought he was
not getting his moneys worth: and
why should you not exercise the same
privilege with regard to him? And
when you discontinue II paper, do so
manfully. Don't he so spiteful as to
throw it back to the postmaster with
contemptuous 81 don't want 1t any lon
ger!" and have ''refused" written on
the margin, and have the paper return
ed to the editor. No gentleman ever
stopped 1t In that way; no matter il his
head is covered with gray hair that
should he honorable. If you do not
longer wish to receive II newspaper,
write u note to the editor like man,
saying sO-and he sure that the arrear-
ages are paid. That is the way to stop
newspaper"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-12-22
Court Notes.

Circuit Court, which has been in
session for four weeks past, adjourned
last Saturday. Although large amount
of business was transacted and cases
disposed of, yet quite a large amount of
the docket was not reached. This clear
ly shows that i'm a county Of the popu-
latiOn of this four weeks are not suffi-
Gent to clear the docket.
The indictment VS.. Trustees for fail
ing to keep streets in order, dismissed
w. p. Thomas, cutting with intent to
kill, fined $3.50, and in default of paying
the same was reInanded to Jail. The
Ogden VS.. Ogden will case was contin-
ued until next term of court. Tinsley
vs.. Rice for false arrest, continued.
Morris VS.. Myers, suit for damages for
detention of wagon, judgment for plain
tiff. The ease i'm equity in Circuit
Court of Jesse Moore vs.. b. G. Warden
was tried last week and resulted in IA
vor of Warden. The contest was over
the signature to receipt, which was
claimed to be not genuine, but the ver-
dict of the court determined it to be a
genuine receipt. The case of VIM.
Warden VS.. Sarah Jane Fields was tried
and resulted i'm a verdict for Mrs. Fields.
The contest was over tract of two
hundred acres of land that was con-
veyed to Warden by Asberry Fields,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-12-22
Notice of Incorporation.

The undersigned have entered into
articles incorporating the MCHENRy-
ROCKFORD Coal COMPANY. The prin-
cipal place of business will be at the
mines, which are i'm Ohio county, be-
tween McHenry and Rockport, on the
Paducah 4 Elizabethtown Railroad.
The business to be transacted by said
Company will be the mining, shipping
and selling coal, and the sale Of dry
goods and mining supplies.
The amount of capital authorized is
100000 in shares of 500 each; but the
Company have now commenced bust
ness upon paid up capital of $4,000,
and the subscription books are now
closed.
The corporation commenced on the
Sth day of December, 1880, and will
terminate in twenty-five years from
that date.
The affairs of the corporation are to
be conducted by President, who is
to be elected on the day after the fourth
Wednesday in July each year.
The highest amount of the indebted
ness of the Company is two-thirds Of
the paid-up stock in the Company.
The private property Of the stock
holders is to he exempt from the corpO-
rate debts.
HENRY ID. MCHENRY,
JOHN III. SMITH,
JOHN DOHERTY,
WM. KEITH,
JOSEPH III. SMITH,
JOHN s. SMITH.
December $, 1850. JO-It
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There will be a change in the firm of
Magyar II Bell, Buford, Ohio county,
KY, January |, 1850; one of the firm
will retire and the other will continue
the same business at the same stand.
We require all notes and accounts to he
settled up at once.
The successor will sell goods from
January |, ISL, strictly for cash or
country produce of all kinds, such as
stock, corn, tobacco, feathers, rags,
meat, wheat, or anything in the cata.
iogue at the regular market price. Pro-
duce will also lie taken for any debts
now due the firm. We are thankful fol
past favors and solicit the same for ouI
successor. Respectfully,
MAGAN 4 BELL.
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c. w. PHILLIPS left Sunday for
Frankfort, to carry VIM. Midkiff, of
color, to the penitentiary. Right here
we will say that We were surprised at
the verdict Of the. jury in this case.
Without any intention or desire to re-
fleet upon the honesty of any of the
jurymen, for we think they are men
above reproach, yet We think that the
prisoner ought to have been sent for a
much longer time or acquitted. The
laying In wait to murder man for Pc
cuniary gain is one of the meanest Of
lenses In the whole black catalogue,
and II the jury were convinced beyond
a reasonable doubt that Midkiff was
the man who struck Ward, he should
have been sent up for five years instead
of one, and If there were reasonable
doubts as to his being the offender, he
should have been acquitted. His attor-
ney, Geo. G. Wedding, made very
earnest and jealous defense for him,
which was complimented by the judge
and members Of the bar.