The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-01-14


We are authorized by the post master
to say that the circulation of the HER
AID is about four times as large as that of
the Nercs.
| CENTERT0wN.
i hereby certify that the Hartford
HERALD has circulation equal to three
to one of the Ohio County Neaos.
Il. X. SANDERS, p. NJ.
| McHENRY.
The postmaster at this place informed
us that the circulation of the HERALD
was about three to one of the Neps.
CERALvO.
This is to certify that the number of
HERALDs coming to this Office is seren
times that of the Ne,os
G. M. Rowe, p. NJ.
BEAVER DAM.
HERALD has a circulation here fire
times as great as the NeWs.
G. w. COOPER, p. Nj.
BUFoRD.
The postmaster at this office has in
formed us that the circulation of the
HERALD Mt his office was much larger
than the News; more than two to one.
ROSINE.
When the first letter of postmaster
Cox was published in the Ners, we
wrote to him for statement of the re-
spective circulation, and stated that we
would publish it. We got a reply dated
the 9th of December, saying he would
give us statement soon. That soon
never came, and one month afterwards
In fxsx faf. - ~ ~
We guess the delay was necessary to get
a few to take the NeDs so as to put it
more than one ahead, as was the case
when the letter was written. He gives
the number of Ne,cs' at 81, and the
HERALD at 6S. The HERALD number
should have been II, for that is the
number We mailed.
FoRDsvILLE.
The postmaster at this Office informed
us that the number of News' sent to
this Office, was 80, and the number of
HERALDs A, but that the HERALDs
were all taken out, while some of the
Ne,cs' were not 7; that more HERALDs
than Ne,0s We're taken out by subscri-
bers.
WHITE RUN.
This Office Is down ON the list of
post offices as being in Grayson county.
but is really i'm Ohio county. Read
what the p. M. says:
l receive eight Hartford ''Heralds."
have been receiving five Ohio COun-
ty NeUs' until the first Of this month
since then, only two.
SAM'L FERGUSON, p. NJ.
BEDA
This is to certify that q copies of the
Hartford HERALD are taken by sub |
scribers and delivered to them by me at
this store. No copies ofthe Ohio COun-
ty NeUs are distributed at this store
Jan. IL, 1850. A. GODsHAw.
b. NJ. Bennett, Post Master, states
that there are seven copies of the HER
AID comes to his Office, and % copies
of the Ohio County Ne,cs. This gives
the circulation of the HERALD "a, and
the Ne,cs 20; in favor of the "Her-
aid"
HARTFORD.
We called on r. p. Rowe, p. NJ, who
declined to give the number of Ne,cs'
delivered at this Office. When 1t is
stated, which is true, that Mr.. Rowe is
a One-third owner of the NeWs, it will |
readily be conceded that if the Neps
had the larger circulation, he would be
glad to have it published i'm the other pa
per. The circulation of our paper at this
Office and this post-office and by the
carrier in town is 240, which is equal to
half of the whole issue of the NeUs and
fully 100 more in town than the News.
HORSE BRANCH.
We had a letter from this office, yes
terday, which states the number of
Ne,os to be six which is just the number
of "Heralds" sent there.
LIvIA, MCLEAN COUNTY.
This is the Office where all that end
of the county adjacent to MELVILLE get
their mail. At this Office the "Heraldn
has very much larger circulation than
the Ne,os.
LIvERMoRE, MCLEAN COUNTY.
This Office is right at the corner of the
county, and is the most convenient for
citizens i'm that end of the county. Here
the "Herald" has a circulation of four
or five to one of the Neps.
PLEASANT RIDGE, DAVIES CO., ky.
This office is about one hundred yards
from the Ohio county line, and Is the
office for many citizens of this county.
At this Office the "Herald" has six to
the Netos' one, so says the acting post
master.
wHITEsvIIlLE, DAVIES COUNTY.
In addition to this the office at Whites
Vile Is just over the line, and many
Ohio county citizens get their mail there.
hi nffi tl.a a \, l.. |
arger circulation than the NeUs.
SOUTH cARRoLLToNs MUHLENBURG /
This Office is just across the river ,
rom this county, and all In the bend of /
he river get their mail there. At this [
office the "Herald" has fifteen to one !
IF the Ne,cs
MUHLENBERG COUNTY.
This Office is just across the river, and !
good many citizens of this county
get their mail there. At this office the {
'Herald' is, as usual, ahead of the !.
NeUs.
ROCHESTER,, BUTLER COUNTY.
This Office is just across the river, and :
8 the nearest Office to large portion of
his county and here again the "Heraldn J
the Neps. 9
We have given reliable statement c
# the seventeen offices i'm the county, l
'ased upon letters and information re- =
eived from the post-masters or their \
assistants, and although A. H. Cum b
ains assured the readers of the News r
hat every post-office in Ohio county n
gas like Rosine, 1t turns out, upon in a