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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-21
CRY MARSHAL. .

We are authorized to announce s
II. HARRISON, MS Il candidate Tor City
Marshal, subject TO the aciion sof the
Republican party. Convention April
l.. 1882. et
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CANDIDATES, GOLlaA.

We ara authorized to announce
JupcE A. V. LoNe as a candidate
lor reelection to the office OF County
,'ndge. Subject to the action Of het
Republican party.
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The Hickman Courier, the Wirk-
lide Tribune and the Dlandville
News, three newsy Purchase papers
are added 10 our exchange list this
week. "a. I
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COUNTY COURT CLERK.

We are authorized to Announce
JNo. w. BREArnlTr, "a a candidate
for reelection 10 the oiiira OF County
Court Clerk, subject to the action OF
the Republican party. Election
August 1882.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-21

Prof Noble Butler after long.ife
Of usefulness and labprious work IN
the cause of education died at his
home iaLouisvills on the 18Th inst.
in the ~ year of his age.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-21

The President has accepted the res
iuna,ion Of Ward Hunt, Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court, aud
win nominate his successor this
week
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STATE NEWS.

STATE NEWS.
Winchester has negro councilman.
Hancock county h.lds a primary
election next Saturday.
The Cynihiana News has entered
upon its 32nl year..
The Hartford Herald is going to
have a gift distribution this year.
There arc fonr men now in the Lex
ing;ou Jail under death sentence.
The Register says Elkt,n's great
necl is marrisgeable young men.
Maria Smith, col. was murdered by
some unknown party in Lexington.
A colorel boy named Dick Walker,
suicided at Richmond.
Lincoln county, loomel mp With
two brutal murders last week.
There have been sixty persons killed
and murdered in Lincoln county, i'll
the last six years.
A Fayettc county, lamb had eight
legs, three eyes, four ears, two noses
and two tails,
Jno. Wilson, tramp, was found
in a dying condition at Hanson in
Hopkins county.
Presley Kenlall has been acquitted
of the murder of Jno. Shannon, at
FlemingsJurg.
The East Kentucky News has
been started at Grayson, by j. NJ.
Rubb.
Jas. Metcalf, moonshincr arrested
in OHIO county, has been sent to
Louisville to jail.
The Warren county. Fair Associa-
ton his decided to have "a Fair this
year.
Jno. Turner col. has been sentenced
to hang at Lexington for the murder
Of Evan Ray, col.
Chas. Catron was accidentally kill
ell by a companion, near E'imunton.
The old story of gun.
A new directory gives Covington
3S,0S5 aud Newport 2+.24G inhabi-
tants.
The Louisville Post says man in
Lexington was fined $tj for refusing
to be vaccinaled. g
Davicss county "primatcs" ON the
18th of March to nominate county
officers.
The reporter says that the Handpr-
son stemmcIies handle 100000
pounds Of tobacco every season.
Mr.. L s. Hewlett, late editor Of the
Commercial is now the Washington
correspondent Of the Courier.Journal,
Robt. Ayres, one of the four men who
cast their votes for Abraham Lincoln
in Jefferson county, In 1859, died la st
"e' W
Joe. lawson, who killed Jno. Stew
enson at Lexington last Christmas has
been convicted and his punishment fix
eu a. "ea'h'
Logan county had several cutting
ard shooting scrapes last week. Tom
Bray was killed and two OF three other
roughs dangerously wounded.
GU, -,
lor who live,l alone in Lincoln comfy
was mur,lerel and his pocl,ets and
safe robbed last week. No clue has
been fouud TO the assassin.
49,
w;nJow and Instantly killed bv some
nnknown marty in Lincoln comfy.
10 hal small child in his Lap, when
tho sbot was tirel No cluc
Inc triai OF WIN. Austin charged
win me murner OF MS aunt MISS
betsy biaha' aSeu on years. was con,
clunea az Lancaster iast week ana
Austin louiu gaiity anu sentenced 10
death.
Courier-Journal: Samuel Todd
and John Anderson we're born the
same day in a few hundred varls of
each other. Both Of them died in
Campbell county, a few DAYS ago, on
the same day, aged ninety.
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Aa =: o',''a A., ~ " Inv, n.,n
u p pap0'' ~ ~; '"" ~ i, 49,, NV
i,u'. .I 49, ~. - P"o''" :" '"0
ou'''ue " W WI. 'P"p''
"Ifthee is to be newspaper re.
opening of the Ashland murder trial
Justice TO the people Of Boyd county
| IL, ~ nue,,,a, en- Ian vanuaf,..p.,l
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til Kentuokian.
Ci,As. NJ. MEAcn,n, Eplron.
noP2INSvILLE. FEB. Il, 1882
Democratic State Ticket.
For Crrs of the Court of Appeals,
TH0S. j. HENRY,
or NnUc,v f,IfxTy
or MoKc ~ COUNTY.

Marshal Henry, Of the District o'
Colombia, who VIII odieiate at Hui-
teams ..ascens,.n'to glorysis an Ohio
man.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-21

Hon. Henry D. McIIenry, OF Hart
for,i, brother of Jno. II. .Mcilenry,
the hotter, has refused to join the
Jacobite party.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-21
JAIl.ER.

We arc authorized to announce
AQuILLA b. Lone rs candidate for
reelection TO the office of Jailer 81
Christian county. Election. Aug. 7,
1882.
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Dnh mpMnc,: Fla. LcllmanD, Solicitor
i hIDlN'lNso Of A nerIcan and Foreign
Patents. Washington, ID, g.. All bnslne s.
connected with Patents. whether before tbs
Patent uiico or the Courts, pro pity attendc
cd TO- No charge made unless patent Is &C.
CURED. Send FOR cirsIlsr. Dec. u 1881.
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"Dolce lar nicnte," Sans pariel"
and ''Mollia Temporal" are the names
of society clubs in Henderson.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-21

Christian Sudemeycr killed his
brother Charles in Warren county,
Mo. Both were prosperous farmers.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-21

Maggie Lanahan, murdered her,
father Jno. Lanahan, at Rock Rapids,
Mich, because he would not allow her
to marry Hubert Birch. The mother
and sister OF the girl aided and abettcd
the crime. and they have all been held
without bail.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-10

The Western AgricuIturist savs
|"Tho<e who have coal ashes will 6nd il
70 their advantage 70 pass them through
II fine sieve. These sifted ashes, when
perfectly dry, - they should Be kept afs
ono Of the best substances with which 10
mix London purple, Paris green or
white heiIebore, for the destruction of
potato beetles. fruit slugs, currsut and
gooseberry worms. and the like. Being
lighter than plaster or -four. they do not
iall 90 quickly. but settle upon every
part Of tho plant tho @tcm, tho under
part Of the leaf - we'll ~ the upper part.
i may be said also that they adhere 10
leaves for longer time. and ere not %
readily washed cif BY rsins.S And aIsc
as 70 valuable discovery II setting out
apple trees-plant haIf dozen small po-
tatocs IN the bottom or each hole dug for
the trees. These grow ilp - ! shade and
loosen the ground. Not : single tree
thus treated will Be injured By the hit.
dry Summer. while often All those not
treated IN this manner die
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-10
1T Will All be Right in the Morn.
ing"


EY 2. r. TAYLOR.
When thc bounding heat of tbe be.rt y
love. '~-'
And the sprinc;nc sten GROW s,ow
When ,hc form of Z clond n ~ NJ.
\ .have
| Lies DARK on the nah he,ow
THE sonrtLat he Sims u lost 4, = s,oh
And he turns ,vhcre : ster y \. rns IAN. :,
And he thinks. A. II eladdens RI heas
1T viii iii be rivht IN the morning !,
When athe strono man arnadr q, ~,
middlc-wafch.
From life's dim deci. r. caz;no
And strives. through he wrecL of ~.
tempest. Ia catch
"A CLEAN ~ III dav -hcam,s h,.v;.c.
Amid the wild storm. there hard hv ~
helm.
|. lie beeds mot the dark oce.r v.vr;ro
For this song in lis soul NOT sorrow csr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-10

I1@Net, Aouu'{ heuincr4t
There have been IA instruments re-
corded during tie month Of October
viz: % deeds, As mortgages. . release.
and one lease. The kec0rdtr's tee.
amount 10 $is2 50.
\ Men who buy votes and creatures who
sell them should d-every mothers son Of
'em-be sent 10 The pcniieniiary As Lro.
vided BY law. We expect the next
grand jury and the next prosecuting a.
torney 10 do their duty.
The store Of Amos II. Stalcup. At Owl
Prairie. 16 miles north Of this CITY, was
entered on last Tuesday night aud $l00
worth Of goods carried away. The
thieves also stole pair OF fine horses
from John Young, farmer who lives .
mile north Of that village, aud no clew
TO them has been found.
The latest news concerning Hervey's
railroad is snch that we are led TO hope
that the road will be completed within
another twelve month. Some time arc
meeting Of the nominal directors was
held in Evansville at which Hcrvcy an
nounced that he had sold to William
Burkham, of New York. stock 10 the
amount OF 100000 Burkham was there
upon elected president Of tie road. In
place OF Hervey. and tho directors were
all reelected. Tile report Il now that
Burkham has resigned the presidency otl
The road and that il has been purchased
BY the PENNSYLVANIA Company, which
owns the Pennsylvania Central, the r.
z. 4 81. T.. or Panhandle route. and the
Indianapolis & Vinccnnes. The latter
road has never been paying one but
would be made 50 II the Herycy road
were completed from Evansville toI
and extended thence to Ed
Mr. r. b. Wingafe. OF the Pennsylva-
nia Company. who surveyed the route
between this city and Edwardsport a|
couple Of weeks ago. informed our re-
porter that bis Company had been offered
he Hervey road At price that would be !
paid for il, IL there had been a. much
work done on il as has been represented.
ind that Mr.. Winuatc had been instructed |
q 60 over the entire limo from here 70
Evansville and report on IL. This and |
he fact that Mr.. W. reported 10 his
Company the feasibility Of constructing |
road from here 70 Edwardsport leads
i 70 think that the Pennsvlvania Com
ANY will have through line from Ev- 4
nsvilIe 10 Indianapolis viz Washington
nd Edwardsport il operation before the
nd or 1888 Nothing else will make
he ]. & VI. paying road. The con-
truction OF the Hervey road a. contem-
lated will make the I. n VI the best
eeder for Indianapolis Of al the roads
unning into that city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-10

4 LH<MNt A|tk
The other day when Bridget the valian
was engaged, Mrs. Jones answered III,
Idoor-b bell herself aud found glib. silver
Itongued agent had taken possession o.
her steps aud was checking something
lin his memorandum book when she al
Iswercd his fluent ring.
"Is your mamma In, miss?" he askc(
with pensive smile.
Mrs. Jones was rather taken aback
lShe was 50 accustomed on such Occa
tions TO the stcreotypcd question. III
The lady Of the house Il home that sLs
hardly knew what 70 cay.
II see she il not" continued the
stranger, with look Of keen dissppoini-
|ment ovcrclouding his lace. "a had
wished to zee her ia regard 20 cosmetic
| sell. You, with your fresh, youthful
|compIexion, would hardly need IT,
You cant sell anything here" said
Mrs. Jones, recovering herseIf; I'VE
never buy from agents"
40? Well, I'm sorry for coneump-
tion hss claimed me for it, own,v said
the man. with . melancholy cough
Are you nearly out Of Bibles? I'm
frying 20 do little good IN the world
before leave Il By selling the best and
cheapest revision OF the sscred--v
mo. ! don't want any Bibles snap
ped Mrs. J., "and Ill be much obliged to|
you IL you'll take your things Of the|
steps SO ] can close the door,"
Certainly, certainly, Miss-yonth and
beauty and yet there is sad, dreamy!
look that tells Of bili0usncss now these
liver pills"
"WiIl You 20 = exclaimed Mrs. Jones,
Is she tried to get the door closed. "Oh.
II only had . brooml"
"Broom! broom!v cried the stranger!
with dramatic gesture "who says br-r-l
pom not this young and lovely being inI
The heart Of great city. Brooms. my|
lear, youry lady. belong 70 the dark
lges. You never, never should WELD col
On implement. Let me sell you'll
} carpet sweeper invention that will
remove the dust Of ages without fatigueI
,r discomfort TO yoursclf-a patent
hinged sclf.guiding, nickIe-platcd, pre-,
carpet sweeper. Lovely
creature, don't dis6gure those GRACEFUL
hands with : broom, when for few
Iweeper.r
"A couldn't help II, Jeptha." explained
4rs. Jones when her husband fell ovcrG
he carpet sweeper upon his RETURN
lome. ~ didn't want Il any more than
cot wants two tails, but you ought toI
rave heard the creature talk. ! bclicveI
I'd have bought cameleopard Il he'd
lad one for salo and asked me o.; bel
uet talked me into it,
But she never told Jones what he said
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-10

"Just wait till turn myself loose to.
morrow" said Judge Tom Brown 10 I
Denver Tribune reporter slsy before the
recent Republican State Convention.
You will make m address, then ~
"Mc7 An address? Well, L should
smiiel Young N y, did you ever see Z
cyclone ~
sNo, Judge
"You have never seen Il whirl and fesr
and rip and rend and splinter aud break
and gnash and gnaw snd fop and floun-
ldcr aud thrash and crash you have new
Ter heard X roar and thunder and bluster
and shrek and scream and whistle and
moan and rave and sweat and grosn. I
lam c,loncir
sJudge, You amaze me-"
"IIushi Have you ever been il bat
|tle?-
.Noiv
Il am two armies met IN CORY conflict
- mingIing Of bugIe calls. clash Of e.
bers. roll or drums. rattle or musketry.
boom OF artillery, whistle OF balls, explo-
sion Of shells. moans Of The dying aud
huzzas Of the victorsI
"Oh, Judgelr
II am 4 royal Bengal tiger. 1 roarin =
Nubian lion. rhinoceros with two horns.
. dcep-sea whale, an infuristcd elephant,
: laughing hycns or the desert, man
eating shark, an African gorilla, grizzly
bear, On octopus yes, sir, an cight-Ieg-
ged, one-eyed, blood-sucking octopus ~
"Judge, what do you mean ~
"Come 70 the convention tomorrow, n!
said Judge Brown, "and you will learn
what mean. Il am going to make the
grandcst effort Of my life. / am goingl
20 paralyze my audience -pulverize it,
bite Il IN two--chew II up--epit II ont. |
Yes. young man, shall rend the pale sir |
like two-cdged swor,I--ravish prose-
rape the muses. and defIowar the very art
and science Of frhetoric!r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-10

Ono Of the most valuable statiatfesi ~
ports on the subject o: prohibition and
its effects was that made last wear ~
Hon. Carroll y. Wright. chief of The
bureau OF statistics OF the state Of Mas.2-
|chnsett-. He compiled Official reports ~
trials and convictions for violations VT
liquor laws. drunkenness aud snsii4r w
fenses in that state for nnfnher of ycass
nnder rrohihitory isw anl cofnnxred
them with similar reports under iisrn 3s
system IN the same state. His cs~efrv n
prenarei tables show thst under rrniiib-
ition there were many more rlacf or
the illegal sale OF lqnor. than there hs7o
been since under the license sssiein. anL
that there were more illicit piac<s AVN
The sasf year or proni bitIon thal ire fl,t.
In other words. y. the evils or intenl. T.
sncc were hfing suffered (as the court
records show and the state Was not re-
ceiviug : dollar In the way or license
fees. III view of ihese facts the question
may we'll Be asked. "Does prohibition
prohibit?v
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-10

Two women indulged N regular hair
pulling and scratching fight III The vcsti-
bule o. the N. - church q Leavenworfh
last Sunday night X was : very dis
graceful affair, exciting the indignation
of saints aud sinners aIike.--Ncw Albany
Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-10

a IcsdvilIe pfcscaer i visiting IN
Philadelphia, and some brother eit.@
men, noticing lnat 10 did not carry =
watch. asked him how 10 nansgsd 10
time himself uuring liz sermons. ~oh.
that II simpIe enough. roplIei tne
Lcadvillc apostle. n keep right a nn.
Ill the revolvers bcRin % click, end tnsr
l knoW Il u time % slop."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-10

II : public school at Leavcnworth
Kansas, w. q. Ross, 3 years OF age, oct.
ling . monitor reported : boy Of u
years, named Winter, for whispering
Before his intention could be ialhomed
the latter rushed upon the smaller boy
|And plunged knife into bic side, in6ict'
ing mortal wound.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-10

The Trouble With tho ste. ,rd.
Prom DARK r.rAzla.
Whore i the Oh steward n 'rcuTrcI
a'rsve'er as ise >teffed aboard "a enf-
going steamer, just previous - III. ce-
parfure.
"Oh, he was discharged some time sco. N
replied the captain.
"Why, he seemed 70 be ffs-e;a
fellow" rejoincd ~ i NJ; s,serk /. M : ..~
was he kicked out ~
well 10 tell you the 'ruf' e rof ion
Dig for bis breeches, and ~. bnnnsa,.
him. emphaticalIy CALCULATED ,hz csp-
This conversation occurred vith.n
hearing Of bright eyed, intelligent l..-
ile girl, the daughter Of one of lie tour
lists. on ths. steamer Subsequently an
Other passenger arrived. and, after be-
slowing acasual glSnce around. aid:
Il don't see the old steward what M,
become Of him 7?
u think he wss dischsrged,' volun-
teered bysfnnder
DO you know what fsr?v
No, sir"
:! -" piped small voice from the
LooA,Dg around. the inquirer saw tho
smiling fAce Of : little girl peeping out
st him.
"welI, nv dear" said he, .whv v.s
the sfewnrd discharged:,
"oh: don't like 70 TELL" she bashfuIiy
replied.
sBnt want 70 know" ne pre...te3.
Come, tel me, that's good gill. What
did thcv discharge him Tor ~
cause she slowly answered. s.'cnuss
bic pants were too short!v
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-10

sIIow nicely this corn pops said I
young man who was sitting with BIZ
sweetheart before the fire. EYES," sht
responded dcmureiy, "it'a got over be-
Ing grecn.r-I New York Star.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-10

"A wag says or woman: ITO her v'r-
the We give love 70 her beauty. admira-
ticn; % her hoopss the whole pave
ment.n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-10

That little chap understood human No.
ture when he replied 90 companions
anerrv. II he wouldn't get whipping
when be got home, mo, I've got grand
mother
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-12-01

COURT PRocEEDINGs.-On Monday court was
engaged in the case of the State va. Archibald
Vickers assault with intent to kill Philemon
Wadlow, by stabbing him with knife jur.
trial. verdict assault and battery. Mssnadier
and VIM. Young for the State, Cooley and Har-
Ian for defence.
State VS.. Mary T. Bouldin, colored, indicted
for stealing clothing from Mary Bond, colored,
in Bel Air Plead guilty and sentenced to the
county jail for one month. Maynadier for the
Stae, Cooley for defence.
On Tuesday Judge Waters was engaged in
hearing arguments on demurrer to indictments
In the following cases:
State vs.. Henry Sharp. indicted for counter
friting and uttering canning house checks of
samiel 8. and Henry D. Jay.
State vs. Frank Thompson, indicted for coun.
terfriting and altering canning house checks OF
Henry 2 Silver.
State Va. George Hartman, indicted for cnur-
terftiting and altering canning house checks of
Mitchell d Bro.
The accused were Represented by Hon Stever-
son Archer, Stump, Hopkins and Bradford; the
State by Messrs Maynader and VIM. Young
The defence argued that the act of 1882 under
which the indictments were brought, was mn
constitutional, and defective also, In that they
alleged two separate and distinct crimes in one
count. The court sustained the demurrer on
iast.named ground and quashed the indictments
New indictments were Immediately drawn by
States Attorney Ma,nader, upon which the
Grand jury acted on Wednesday, and the case
Of the State against Hartman was taken up Tire
same day Demurrer was again made to tn"
Indictment, by Col. Stump. counsel for Hart
man, bat overruled aHd the case begun. TIE
case was not concluded, Wednesday evei ing,
when Court adjourned over Thanksgiving day.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-12-01
N a % KIE ID.

N-MoFFETT-Noy 18th, 1889
At the N. P. Parsonage, in Bel Air ny Rev. b.
F. Benson, JAMES NJ SINGLETON to Miss
ALvERTA MOFFEIT, all of Hartford Co.
JEWENS-FORD.-O Nov. 22d, at Rush
LIAM A. JEN EMS and SALLIE d. FORD, all
Of liurfUrd coonty.
RKINs-sTREETT.-on Thursday eve.
J j. Conw y r. F. HARKINS o Miss MAGGIE
STREET., both Of Hariold Co., Nd
THOMPSON -McFAUL.-At the residence
by Rev. f. 2. Funk, WILLIAM NJ. THOMP-
SON of Hartford county, To Miss LIZZIE Nc
FAUL, of Hampden, Baltimore county, Md
George d. Hayes. Thursdav Nov. 10Th. by Rcv
F.. W. Wroth THOMAsJ. ROSS to Miss MARY
VI. BUNTING, both Of Harf1rd county.
HoPKINs-LYNCH On November 90. at
the residence of the b ile's father. William
Lynch. by the Rev. A r. Kelley, HARRY F.
HOPKINS, of Hartford county, TO Miss SALLIE
B. LYNCH, of Baltimore county.
-CoNNAUGHTON.-O Tues.
dav, Nov. 2sth, at 81. F,ancis' Church near Alb.
ingdon. by Rev, Father Sartori DANIEL HAG.
GERrY of Cecil county to Mis- MAGGIE
CONNAUGHTON, daughter of Luke COnnaugh-
ton, of Hartford county
PEDOICoRD -MOXLEY. Nov. s. 1889. at
the h, me of he bride by Rev. j W. Steele, g.
CLINTON PEDnICORD, Of Baltimore, aud
Miss LULIE MoKLEY, Of FRI derrick Co., Md.
KOUNDRES-BODT.-E GO 1882, at the
residencr of the BRIDES brother, by Rev. J. W.
Sire g. HENRY KOUNDRES and Miss CATH.
ERNIE L. BOOT. both of Hartford county.