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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03
Music and Dancing.

The tiftieth anniversary of Judge II.
:. Moseley was celebrated at his resi-
dence on Union street last Friday night
by quite IA number of young ladies and
gentlemen, friends Of their daughter.
Miss Maggie. Profs. Ludwig aud Me
Gill dispensed sweet music on the
stringed instruments for those engaging
in the giddy dance, and Misses Thorn
son, Morton and Others enlivened
those who did not dance, with sweet
music on the piano in the parlor At II
proper hour the guests were invited into
the dining-roOm, where bountiful re-
past greeted their eyes. The evening
was one Of unalloyed pleasure. We ten
der thanks To our host and hostess for
the pleasure of participating in the fes-
tivities Of the evening.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03
EVIL Speaking.

Never believe, much less propagate,
an i'll report of neighbor, without
good evidence of its truth; never listen
to an infamous story handed to you by
a man who is inimical to the person de-
famed, or who is himself apt to defime
his neighbOrs, or who is wont to sow
discord among brethren and excite dis
turbance i'm society. Never utter the
evil which you know or suspect of an
other till you have an opportunity to
expOstulate with him. Never speak
evil Of another while you are under the
influence Of envy and malevolence, but
wait till your spirits are cooled down,
that you may better judge whether to
utter or suppress the matter.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03
NeRl-EskrtsIge.

Thursday morning, Octoberl4, 1880, at
eleven O'Clock, Mr.. John Il. Neal and
Miss Fannie NJ. Eskridge were united
in the holy bonds of matrimony by the
Rev. w. c. Logan, of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, the ceremony TAX
ing place at tn : residence of the brides
parents on the corner Of Walnut and
Fifth streets.
The groom is an enterprising young
merchant Of Caneyville, KY, and he
has been blessed by the goddess of for
tune in securing the lady who is now
his wife. The bride is the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of Councilman
and Mrs. f. II. Eskridge, one Of the
most lovable youny ladies i'm the city,
sweet and gentle in her disposition, and
sure to make her husbands home happy.
During the past campaign Miss Esk-
ridge was The Organist of the Demo-
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Live Stock Market.

Reported by G. II. Gregory 4 Co.,
live stock commission merchants, BOur-
bon stock yard.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 80, 1880.
Cattle.-The receipts for the week
ending to-day have been sufficient to
supply the demand, and the market
has ruled about steady for the best
grades of butcher cattle, while the COM
mon to medium grades were dull, at a
shade lower prices than last week. The
demand for stock cattle has fallen off
as the principal buyers have been sup
piled. A few good steers from 800 to
1000 pounds could he sold al from 3
to 3t.
Hogs.-The hog market has ruled
about steady all the week at from to
Al cents. The time has about come for
the packers to commence operations
When they commence killing we will
have an active market and we think ut
better prices than We are getting now.
Sheep and I.ambs.-The receipts have
not been heavy, and all the really good
sheep and lambs sell readily at fair
prices, while common grades have sold
slow and at low prices.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03

The following is the business done at
the October term, 1850:
ACTIONS FOR DEBT.
Acknowledgements, So; trial-judg-
ments, S; judgments for costs, 5; con-
tinued for process, 10; continued, 5; dis
missed-settled, Is; without
prejudice, 5; stricken from the docket,
4; transferred to Circuit Court, |; there
were two jury trials.
PRosECUTIoNS-FAIL To WORK THE
ROAD.
Confessed judgments, A.; trial and
Judgments, q; trial and dismissed, 4; dis
missed on motion of County Attorney,
4; continued, 3; continued for process, 4.
BEN NEWTON, Judge.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03
fOrdsvtlle Fuss.

October 18th, 1850.
Editor Herald:
Hard rain last night.
The Fordsville Touring mill COM
menced work this morning, with fine
prospects of doing good business.
Mr.. Dabney Gains new house will
soon be ready to. move into. Mr.. Nor
ris Wilson's new house is about ready
to occupy. 1t will be beauty.
Mr.. Reuben Wright, one Of our best
blacksmiths, pulled up stakes and NOV
ed to Whitesville. James &. Hall is
holding forth in Wright's old stand. -.
We need good boot and shoes maker
here bad.
TO LITTLE ELLA S.
May you ever be happy
And live at your ease,
And have n kind husband
To kiss when you please.
4 FRIEND
Health of the community good, as far
as | know.
The HERALD is the boss county paper
I'm the State.
OLD TRUsTY.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03

THE vote i'm the State of Ohio in
October, 1879, was the largest ever cast
in the State up TO that time, and aggre-
gated 669,l79. The vote there last
month was 4, S74 larger than last year.
What stronger proof of imported votes
could he required. Tie truth is plain,
that Ohio and Indiana both would have
been carried by the Democrats in Octo-
Der if a fair election had been had.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03

A GENTS WANTED In Ohio, Indiana and
IA Kentucky, for Instruments which play
any tune, without teacher. Orguinettes. Tab
inettos, Musical Cabinets and Mechanical
Pianos.
Send for circulars and terms to agents. to
RUDOLPH WURLITZER Il CO.,
Manufacturers and deglers In all kinds of
Musical Instruments,
A-4t MS Main 81 SYu.umu.s. a
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03

We have up to the time of going Ia
press, hut little information about the
election, but Hancock appears To he
running better than the Democratic
candidates generally do. At noon at
Beaver Dam, Hancock, 90; Garfield, "a;
Weaver, Il. Hartford at $50 o'clock,
D. NJ, Hancock, l9s; Garfield, lss;
Weaver, 30. The election here WAS
the most quiet and orderly ever held in
the town.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03

The Court of Appeals has decided
that the Legislature exceeded its au-
thority in repeating the charter of the
Green and Barren River Navigation
Company. This leaves the company in
possession of the navigation Of the
rivers until lS9s.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03

The tariff question will soon Ike one
Of the very foremost questions in the
politics Of the country, and in the con-
test coming. High protective tariff
will go under-mark our prediction.
Amer the smoke Of the present battle
has cleared away the HERALD proposes
TO ventilate the tariff question consid-
erably.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03
Roweli's Newspaper Directory.

We had not intended to say anything
about Rowell's Directory for 1880, but
as they write TO Us on an average about
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03

THOMAS Coughs
at Hartford, KY Call see
Mr. BROWN of
land with ID. s. Duncans Champion
of nd
Champion Syrup
This will be the Mcny
Store, McHenry KY
My Syrup compounded of ingredients which
thereby facilitating digestion constipation.
Satisfaction directed.
Respectfully
d. s. DUNCAN, Druggist,
With McTienry Mcieny 10 County Ky
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03
NEW LIVERY STABLE!
F. N. HEvERlN & SON,
Have rented the
LIVERY STABLE

Near McHenry & Hills law Office, and
will keep saddle horses, horses and bug
giles, wagons and teams for hire. Will
do hauling to and from any place de-
sired. Special attention given to feed
ing and caring for horses left with them.
Patronage solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed.
All charges reasonable. 4l-tf
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03

YESTERDAY was "A bright and beauti-
ful day for the election, and we trust
that the work did by the voters of this
country was in harmony with the day.
We hope that the man whose military
career, whose civil record, whose per-
sonal character shines as bright and
lustrous AS the sunshine of yesterday
has been chosen topreside over the des-
TIMES Of this great country, thus insur-
ing the destruction of sectional hatred
and chickering's, and the establishment
Of friendly relations throughout the
length and breadth Of this great country.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03

Read what the Physicians say about 1T
Nv Syrup
results were S ea aesom an Gf s s n
ny " S " s fen anu W I % RERRY 's % %
PSI have used in found immediate
prescribed d.
coughs bronchial and ectora complaints and find universal
Champion Syrup different
from have But knowing which
JN0. f. PENDLETON NJ. d..
TESTIMONIALS
McTIENRY
While
purchased bottle d.
ing to be superior
buy in preference H. BURTON.
After suffering a last
Champion Cough
used about 0neaf of and completely cured presented the
Prof W.
cold and pleasant take child
the trouble
used fINSI.EY.
Tnsey
Duncan Cough syrup VIII give universal satisfaction Try and be sonyn
tried of d. Duncan's Cough
relief knowing the merits OF myself
facts that others he benefited also. Respectfully
the while
purchased bottle Dunan's Champion Cough
two was greatly relieved STAHI.
Price Forty Cents Sample Bottles, Cents
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03

THE gallant Mckenzie will have a
walk over by the largest majority of
any Congressman in the State.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03

This Salve, if the directions are strictly
complied with, is WARRANTED to effect
cure. 1t will give relief in ten minutes.
Give it trial, and if not satisfactory, we
pay back your money.
Price per box, 80 Cents.
THOMAS & KIMBLEY.
Druggists Hartford, Kv
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03
TESTIMONrArS

TESTINGOHIIALS
We physicians of Hartford and Ohio County KY knowing Mss
Thomas kmbley be
for all they and ingredients which enter
Pile
ing TO the public good remedy prevalent disorder
DR. TYLER GRIFFIN
DIR. b N PATTERSON
nave used and prescribed Mers Thomas
hundreds OF and with good NV patients an
Deheve a coed remedy for the above name disease. ~
w. j. BERRY. NJ d.
JAS a. Thomas exbibital
to me compound the ingredients have proven 10 me A. vaI
remedies in certain diseases Of the rectum. - ~ e
JOHN E. PENDLETON NJ d.
Indorse the above certificate of j. T. Pendle
s. A. JACKSON Md
Know the component parts Kimbey Pile Ointan, an.
IN many cases think safe and reliable remedy ANU
S. L. BERRY, Md
nave prescribed Thomas Kimbeys
and am thoroughly satisfied of its good effects.
j. S. NORTON MD
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03

"" H,Sbohp iar tilt hidllllilpnldl
fever. Several weddings in the best
society Of that city. We clip the fol-
lowing from the Messenger e. Erdn,ir-
er Of October 30th:
wATkINs-GRIFFITH.
The announcement of the marriage
Of Mr.. ii. c. Watkins to Miss Ietitia S.
Griffith, at Trinity Episcopal church,
"Wednesday evening, was sufficient to
ill every pew. At 50 o'clock the choir
commenced singing, and simultaneous
ly the wedding train entered the
church. The attendants came i'm first,
and We're Master Morton Watkins and
Miss Rosa Griffith, Master Sam Wat
kins and Miss Ruth Griffith and Mr..
Will Watkins and Miss Florence Grit
fifth. Then came the bride on the arm
Of her father, Mr.. ID. NJ. Griffith. the
groom, in the meantime, taking his DO
sitiOn i'm the chancel. The church had
been handsomely decorated. Just over
the heads Of the bride and groom de-
pended a horseshoe of evergreens and
flowers very artist ically arranged. The
ceremony was read by the rector, Rev.
Mr.. Hall, and never sounded more
beautiful than ON this occasion, when
the destinies of two of society's favor
ties were united. The bride has ALWAYS
been an interesting and popular menu
berof society, while the groom is am ele-
CANT gentleman and business man of
fine promise. From the church the
bridal party repaired to the home of the
bride, where they received the congrat-
ulations Of the immediate relatives.
The bride and groom left per boat the
same evening for their new home in
Kansas City, Mo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-14

lo,r"Nl o3}ruce of Mr -oi.S.l
iheFc is nothing Ike cold weather To-
sur upa mans energies Ii hri.-htc1s
''e 'N'' haSlouS tho mace and stimulates
tno ambition. EVou "kin.h' ON
s't "i" frosty morning, culivcu~ his
S",' =" ti''' You can SEQ him moVo with
out taxing sight by q tclugrlph polo.
winter ia the country is the iniIir.t of
ITO season, Farmer, don't have the bou-
"Hi ot thcatcr~ and kuer,d amu.,mcnts
such as they have i'm tho civ of rNInr-
Eant'Wn; hnt ,hCy have glorious ~lri .h-
l'''> ""u 'uNouS social gatherings. such
daV night. ''' wa
Ihe a' iEo mentioned CROWD consist,.
oil pN.t SAti'n cot eight or ten hlip, nnl
gentlemen lMI>outownitoO. VINO .,yrrr
out Nl'iEhing and arrived at too ntlc
"" "I N''uNN''Ic about mnc O'Clock
whore ihrN found a -ood FIRE and a NOM.
" We como awaiting them At tho Jo,,
E'"''s On Iho corner Of Main and Bruli>
way. ''''''
party from MorgontoWn was also
mere ll' SHmu evening, but. nil.,- tp
mug the opera House, or hotel. were
Obliged To return without the h nom. a
SoQl lire, which am certain tbov nccj
cu very much We "tclt for thcu, but
could not 10 .ch them.
some malicious pcisnu poisoned three
OF Hes Corners dogs hero lnst wpcI,
tW1 OF which died and one recovered.
-, pS'''', 81 Vernon, had an interest
lnS Npell last Friday night. AT winch the
ltccu.Viiie school was well rcrroscutnj
ana showed ny their spelling that tncv
nave not been idling their limo AWAY
.hlS W inioi. We understand that no
Vernon school has challenged this achooi
!" NP''' AGAINST Nsom. and both schools
h' pi'lillnE Tor thc contest. I'll hot
| on the Rt'dsyillc school.
Tho BOARD + Education n.,t b,rc l,,
saturday, and the case of Miss I.istcn
teacher of Long Hollow school yynt
bi""ght mp. l. was asccrtninod th.,t sb.
rs teacher, has performed her duiV
VOL j. seems strange tlit rpopic will
H'' contrary aud tusc teachers $40 u,u a,
/ trouble. But we have 4 GOOD B,,rd ,,,,i
J thoJ know just what To- do with surh
cases.
a crowd of Tunncltce passed. through
hc'"i'''t sunday az roufc 'fr Ma .ou,o,yn.
eu'"' = Wnom "" nDu,cd tho homoly
pmH.oi POLY q. L." "PolIy'' nc,1 n't
hc afraid To como down in iii. - ,,,r,.
p' oiIc,' aud hri g bottlo4 i'm his pl,.l.ei..
too, II hc wants 10. for iudginy from nix
appearance IN tho s,cI, don't thiuE ans.
"i the girls would attempt to- put thor
arms around him. Come down, polly y"
Tie girls told mo 10 invite Won.
WIN. VI hccicr, Of this 1iarc. has brou
SICK iDf several DAYS.
anton ll"phiua, from Mirhigqu. In,
boon N'siunI J. .. Loar's Tor lhc last two
week..
Mrs. =. W. Gusenan and sor I,,.,
Dceh visiting relatives ~ Mouonstlia.
Nr. Bunk Conicy, who has boon tt the
~ mace Tor Splur tImc returned home
i'a' W''" We hCpo j." Will rcuraIn
ar. Shcrtf, of Iicodsviuc. spout sat-
uI,i'''y nhd nIE IN M,asuioWu.
",3' l.IS advantage ofit, to-.
NJ. Alionlrr his purchase. I.r.
Miss Belle Lotr Is nlkinp az t,l<iuy Z,
trip West. rnnt.r..,,,, r,, %
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-14

,rip from + - W. ia > hours-iG mites
" lao can hcat 70
constable Z. +. Cwf,h os Howcs
VILE, WAS IN town ON FridSy, hc diaut
seem to be al all alarmed shout the dor
on s,i'n when We asked him No he had
gwen Up the 'yal'dr purp" 70 The County
. tNCVt.
We az o. the opinion that Pat holis the
''pWp' oy fac ,ail I'm hc halpos VuN
y wit once asked "a peasant what part
he performed I'm The great drama ut life
Il mind other peoples bUs. ovse, was the
reply. This, We think. applicable Co "A
ccrtS'n party I'm this town. who hSs been
nCddhug themselves with our business
We never asked the party for their can
dld opinion ot Ne, and when they pN.
pressed thcmsClf and said that we were
no gentleman, they dA not think for
one moment they were giving Us fair
sH'rplN 81 Their folly. This party mtic a
gr'ss ulfiSho W..n they supp.soh W,
Couldn't spell the words green" or n~is
tocracy,' for they gcccct al the Cn4t
white they swallowed the elephant. We
have new, NQ'uCl 10 the dignity ot an
accurate sp,lrr, bat fee, safe In SAYING
wc could have sDclt the word ''acCCp,aaie"
II accessory. We dvt,st controversies al!
any KIND, moreover newspaper ones; hYt
th'n when person mB'.cs "a a especially"
~ i'''f' N''us VS. Nit'ltHtf khCN 20. aS This
patty does, why, We feel irsuGcd in
'',iu- our OWN part. ia conclusion, w
Nnuid .lNt io mcuirs'C this psrty with
the NECESSITY 60 Cui,Vuipg li.la b,epu
.nS mcdrS.Y, as it adds greatly o. their
quhlihCpll'ns aud may az some future
time save them trouble Dle thing sure.
IL We are called upon again 60 vindicatc
ours'li, this party may rest assured that
we viii he more thSn Wind Oltive of their
folly. y nod rs as good ~ wink 10 .
ulnd hDreC; 60 tor the COmmnn.yv, al
look hC3!S ont, for the next time We
shRl use no hrsitaucv I'm giving your vo-
cation aud "rJni ,,Lrum,n.
Gar handsome and genial fricnd, Cant
Juo. MORAN, formerly ut ihis place. hut
now employ eel as conductor Cnthp Fourth
Division ut the Il 4 O, gave N.
pleasant call on Saturday last IC -,o
are any Judge of matrmoum symn,ama.
we would surely say that Capt johnny"
/ IS ABOUT tu Cmh"rV rppu -u.ll We l,ay,
That Tor the Wheeling la3y t0 answer
Ihr party R,vou by MISS Rcn,cca Bow
mrr Wednesday night, at N.whrr, is
reported an exceptionally pleasant ono.
I the following sCc.a'v "nnhiiuph" of our
town were prs"ut Mlsa's W ,oQir
Snmmcrfl w, Il. IL. Brown, + A. Pow
| Oh, aud M.ssrs. All Brown, JUrerys and
| Ingars. Judging The way our young
/ -i'rstvisit Ncwbu'g, we arc l,d To 4.
/ ieVo ~ has some charms fcr tLrm.
February I go
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TUNNELToN LETTER.
Correspondence qtmo Irgay.I

cePoni7,co Of tie Iygoy.l
The Thermometer has droppad below
"freDz-," the king CmlD di.arpearei
0ud everybody with his "surr.l maro ard
yankee jumpci' have been taking ndy,u.
tay- Dt tho sleighing snow for the B4-t
few days, going pc!i mcll tor all that's
out
"Robby" Williams killed Tie "cal.
amount one day lat week, tfat jay and
his followers dreaded 90. 4 gu,,d tY be
lotbiHg more ih'n q tame cat that had
wander" avaY from it, buub'c abode
Ggs j. Shg0.r has "sbui' down on
bis say mill TOR . fcw deys, fro orlcr TO-
baya his telegraph poles hauled in while
The snOw laas
Mre. II, brtcl Robinson, Of Firmrnt,
IL ysitinr her daughter, Aifs A. J. Bon.
afrld We heartily welcome Rraddma
back again among ~
Judge 4 j. Has noul and daughter.
Mics Lilly, Of Fairmont, .r. ~ this VII
ting riJying the Hospitality Of Mr.. ard
Sis WIll s. Haym0nd.
Mro. j. u Wclcoit, Niss H. ~
Bo~n, and w. .. Iny mord. E.q, of
this place, were On buci visit % Gfaf-
ton one day last wees.
Ctsj-cff stove pipe, o. IN slices. mskea
w. % g largs for ladies wear.
II just s'Ci3 iht
a slcighirz p,'r--v'z Niles Loi,ir
BnsGrid end q. )uauing, Miss Julia
G0unf.ii and W. ~ gaus, Mis-
Is ttc Wrl-h and w. Llvcllr, left here
On Sunday mornlng for Masun'own
O@.ng to toe fast diving ~ our Jolly ard
humorous friend, DOIpu Darlington, we
arrived 20 Mas0utJwn al u.t before suy
OF the NATIVES nnl "Geen' from thci- Iov.
ing couch. We were COrdIplIy welcomed
10 the Mountain Vlllocc' by our young
friends Mr.. aud Mf-. iiIbtr ppsien, and
after gculsl bsudsbqkug by the bpya.
aud Kissing ~ the ildn., We were e-cOr
Ted fO tho paflOr by ihc host and hU.tcss.
where she biazug fse greeted us VITA
warmth. We fCarc.IY bad timo 10 say
"j iCk I}Ib..s.u,' before wC were called
upon % make haste ana PCT ready f.r
dinner, which wC did instantly. The
dinner was iUst suprfb w found M
sontowo 20 be- % thriving little town. with
q pOgu.ati1u ui perhaps l2j men, WON 70
aud children. There are several hand.
sofnn q yelling hnu-cs, twO or three ftOrce.
tHtk mi'h shop, shoe shop, pysiOn .e,
DO. everything necessary Co make town
pro- pcrgus. Afternoon cutie n number
Of th. young ladies and gentlemen called
st iir PO-tru'f, ard after 'Lc zoe. BuI Fl.
were made acquainted inC rect of tho day
"Hs spent iu oi ca 8.EE ibc uOF-IbtIltits
of tbe young lati,s n4k.nQ 1880 one Of
TIC most su.ccrsfu years. iu thc ruatff-
muutal history, Sc 10 wea with con
81 .ouiFeu and her h1.prau.e c'il.ra
fvalc o. csp asily Mr aud Mrs. P.strl
we return THANKS 60 ihe 81. boys ln-
fsvos while there and 10 Do wasn't fDr
he fact that Won locked our 'dore aD.
boys. al would be we'll Bot tlrr. Wal
tot .ivs he k.rl "poHcn' b,mscif while
you d3 30. We can't close TINS arlicl
without fret returning thanks tO Mf A.
a prumrwnn, the py,u.ag Sewing
Mscuipe Agent, who took u over pnd
hack. Wc uscrt without fcar ct cbotra.
diction, that Mr. d. has two OF the fss'
csttrojters 10 tic county. Ilc made tho
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PORTLAND PEN POINTS.

Co,7csPoD',aco ofHc Irg.o
Ou the arrival Il tho AHoJs at our
PostoHco. the Gi-t thing we look tor is
the Portland letter, aud 10 we find none,
we ere dis, pppiutnl. think our town
ought 10 afford let.er every week.
business h"re * Frightening up in
every department. our merchants md
lDchsH.cS are all doing veI. y. w..
Benson has recently opened q gun-smith b.
ing establishment AMI j. doing VOL, as
is squire Benson also. J. W. Watson d..
repairing old Jones stand on the
corner, and viii lavc q tull line of good.
here in few days. Tho shook business
is brisk. There i, talk Ola strike among
the hoop-pplc mon, rowing out OF = RIA +.
NOR inst their wages are to Zoe cut down.
Mr.. % ardwcH is Still pushing the ship
timber business, but the exceeding bad
condition of the roads for some time
b3cK has been against him.
We are having = very good school this
Writer, and scarlet foyer Las disappeared.
DUPLEX,
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THE MOZART BAND CONCERT.

The vii bea concert given by iho
"Mozat Band Of this place ON this
Saturday evening IN thc Court House
lI Tho programme viii consist OF
vioI solos by Prof Stoy, vocal olo's.
trio's, qnorie'ie's and instrumental
Hu-ic the Band. a pleasant enter
taiume' is assured, ard au should
avail themselves Of This opportunity TO
eucourag, the Band. Admission
Adults, cents; children, - cents.
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lARMoNY GROVE.

oircsp>,WcaccotH d,gts
We learn that bear was soon below
Independence q icw days Hg0. Some
hunters started iu pnr-uit Of him,
have not vet returned.
We don't know Of gny rod %" Doc
this section Of jh country and Ucorely
trust that opi people hHvctopr ca scuso
tu engage iu such q poor bu-iu ~
I,cv. ID. coo. held. % 2auos o. meetings
at tho Union church during the past
wccE. Two conversions ami tWo access
-ious fO the church.
our school, tau Lbt by Tau1 =. Fort
ncy, is rond ri g general ti-iaction.
Our literary society is rro-pcring fine
Nv. a court sy stem bas been adopted
consisting oi tbo following uGc
judi O., Squire Eugene NcGuui,; clcT1.
u. VI. squire: sheriff. Is. Pvl,s. and
states attorney, IS. ". ~'n fer. THE
Codc ct West Virguia vI- adopted rs r.
foundation ulOu which .hc court system
was based. ER, sos.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-14
Nows IN Brioc

FIGHT IN ruE RnrUNDA or Tu- CArIr L.
HtrWEFN = DELEGATE AND A RHrlRrEr.
RIouN ND, Feb 9 Much excitemon,
prevailed IN the Capitol 90 day over y
personal encounter between w. w.
Archer, ono Of the reporters OF "rhr
STATE ant Jamra a Frnzjcr member OF
thc House OF Dclcgstcs from Rockbridgr.
All the parties Frazier Included w,rr
subsequently, arrested 10y the police, and
were hfilrd FOR their Appearance before
the police court To morrow TO answer TO
charge Of breach OF the peace.