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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1882-03-29

The undersigned, Master CummIs.
sioner of the Ohio Circuit Court, " i'll
make sales Of land on Monday, April
3, lSs2, in the following eases:
John PirIle's Administrator ". John
Pirtle's Heirs.
CLINTON GritiiIh and Farmers Il Trad
ers Bank ". James Medcalf and Others.
Samuel Wrighrs Heirs, petition for
sale of land.
Francis VI. Ward ~. Cornelius IVES.
terrified AMI ais.
X. =. Rowe, guardian, and Others "
Mona Il. Patterson and Others.
+. A. Kitchens and others vs.. John
:. Blown and Others, and r. VI House,
Administrator ". r. NJ. Houses Hers.
Charles l.. Field. guardian, W. Bru
l.. Fields and others.
Will Dyer Taylor's Administrators "
Will Dyer TaNlor's Heir.
\. u. Baird and other, ". W. H.
Jones and others.
W. V. crow W. W. r. Taylor
= W. Anderson ". \. Bu,,luit anu
Others.
JouN =. BARRETT VI. G. O.C.C.
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Badly Hustled. &c

Going down the street last Saturday
evening We overheard the follow
ing conversation between two Of our
substantial citizens:
smith, say, Jones, had you heard
of Perry Rnwe's big bust
Jones. No, didn't know Perry had
been IN hig bust. Has hr sohered up
yet:
Smith.-Oh, I mean business huSt.
Can't you catch on:
Jones. -Oh, ye>. hes busted Already,
has he? That's just about what allow
ed. How much did he go under for
GSmith.- He didn't 20 under AT all,
bat he knocked the bottnm ont of high
prices and hig profits around here, you
bet. Why, YOU ran buy more go"ls of
him tor ~ than you could before for
81 -.
Jones. Thank You. I'll go and
trade with him
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March eth, lSS2.

Ei,'or HsrdhL
Miss Belle Campbell, of Elizabeth
towu. who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. q. H. Nan\or, for the last week
ar ten days, returned To EliLahctlltown
Friday.
Miss Annie Cook, Of Rineyville, Ky,
j. visiting friends of this place.
leoSinr j. still improving; Frank
Allen has OPENED zap a family grocery
with J. w. Tiforl ~ clerk.
sam X. Jones has also opened up a
family grocery with Rev. J. w. Taylor
a. clerk.
Mr.. -. VI. Ralry has made an I'M
provemrnt lay having his house painted.
:. u. Morgan lid the painting.
Prof u. NJ. Hooker opened up select
school last Monday This j. hi sixth
school. Prof. II. j. Il fine teacher AMI
has tut few equals.
The proprietor of the Rosine Hotel,
Mr.. &. q. CrowdeI, spent saturday and
sunday at Grayson Springs, ru~ticating.
noticed in the HERALD of March
23nd communication signed "TRrE
Blue" aud which | think does me
some injustice, hy saying | went into
the primary and not telling who voted
for when hr knew. Now tn clear up
any reflections that may be- cast upon
me, | will give the nalne- ut those
whom voted for: T.. IL. Alford, tor
Judge; Jno. T.. Magan, for Assessor,
Even Morris, for Jailcr and | expect
To- support the nominees fur Those
offices. The people OF Rosinc are up
posed To Rebels holding office when
they hold up Reh,l record a, their
principal qualification, - doe Capt.
Henry, the Frankfort nominee. ! am
surprised at "rRrE BLUE' saying that
the MrHeury movement j. a Radical
trick, when Mcllenry has never hcen q
Republican, neither has Jacob ar amy
who compose the state Central Com
mittee, nor are the Republicans tohlamc
for the confusion that j. IN the Demo
cratic camp. Nome are Ia blame hut
such Bourbon Democrats A. "TW O.
BLIE." am - true conservative
Union Democrat, aud expect tovotc ac-
cordingly; nor dn go behind the hlue
ar gray To hunt a HOm a. ji"0i'.
Hoping tu hear from "rEUE BITE
remain hi- cousin.
J. J. TntuRn.
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do not make haystacks, - said the little
boy.
"ARGUS" informed us once more In
the Issue of the 10Th that 1.-The exhibit
ton has come and gone and how
excellently the dramas, tahleauN, etc.
were performed. lie makes mention
of three declamationS recitel 10y q. NJ.
Shultl and J. u. Hooker, who by their
excellent delivery gained the favor OF
the audience rs orators, hui Two ora
tons worthy of mention "ARGrS' spoke
nothing of. One was 10y II. B. Carbon,
and was spnkCn in an elegant manner;
the other hy 'ARGTS," who complete
~ failed. "ARGUS" said that "all were
made Happier and wiser through the
exhibition not a few of the snre-headr'i
members Of Cool Spring Church "N-
repied." This assertion WAS not ny
any means apropo> la "AR"i~' u
only shows the want of comfy, or
shows that h" wishes to tramplo upon
the prnhitN of an intelligent church. In
short there was NO gentlcm1ulS prln'
ciplr involved IN it The apprentice oi
whom "ARurS" spoke ! will say Moth
ing about, but NV admonitinn Ia
"ARGuS" l. watch Tor snakes IN hl-
bOOt~. SCIINEtpIM
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IIori0n Hash.

run, H,rdbE
Not nOticinganything in the HERALD
from this vicinity thought ! would
write few lines.
The health of this community i not
very good at present Mr.. James Mar
tin and an infant snn ui MI. Brooks
Leach. are quite sick.
Mes-Is. Anthony and Henry Thorn
sou, after AN absence ot five months
have returned home.
The new dry gO,d- store AT this place
IL doing good business; our polite and
efficient young clerk, Mr.. Willie Jones,
il ever ready to accommodate his GUS
TONERS.
Horton boasts Of more fascinating
young gentlemen than amy town, Of it,
size, on the G., q. n =. w. railroad.
They all enjoy calico hops.
Miss Kate Walla has just returned
from Louisville after purchasing a large
assOrime Of millinery and ladies' fur
nishing goods.
Miss IneZ Thomson i spending a
few days with friends in the vicinity ri
Cromwell.
Our energetic factory man, Mr.. VIM.
Moore, is doing tlourishing business.
No more weddings, and prospects not
very llattering
Much success to the HERALD, is the
wish of VIOLET.
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Cool spring Hash.
EitnDf H~f0id:

EiiIpr Hr'0id:
March I'D, lss2.
The farmers of this and surrounding
communities are up and doing that
which duty requires them To do. Owing
to the many late rains they are some
what behind with their work. Not
many ARE done sowing oats yet. Some
have begun To prepare their corn ground,
Tut the preparations for tobacco are
hardly thought Of yet. Some are still
sowing seed. Wheat crops hid fair for
All abundant yield. II is more tl,an
likely that the peaches will be killed.
notice in letter from sutton, In
the issue Oi March 18th, "WILD JM'
stated that "Mr. Elijah Chinn is going
to grow thirteen acres of tobacco this
year" Every man has no, the force
and will of Mr.. Chinn, or there would
doubtless be more tobacco raised.
"WILD JIu' also stated that "a. II.
Wright, Il farmer well known To the
sutton people, raised seven thousand
pounds of tobacco last wear, with no
other help than his son, aged six years. "
II il evidently known by most of the
Sutton people that Wright has three
girls all Of whom make exceedingly
good hands in Il tobacco patch. Another
known fact il that Wright's tobacco
had not been weighed at the time OF
"WILp JIN'S" writing, unless "WIID
JIM" took IA pair Of pocket scales aud
weighed 1t himself. Wright has weigh
al il since, or Il part, and thinks he will
have four thou-and pounds. Mistakes
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\ $50 Biblical Reward.

The publishers OF H"Hdg''s Ho"thig
offer ten valuable rewards in their
.NoniAhy for April, among which Is the
following: We will give 81 in gold to
the person telling u, which is the
middle verse la the New Testament
scriptures toy April 10Th, lNs2 Should
two or more cOlrcc, answers h' received
the reward will hoe divided. The money
will Ice forwarded 10 the winner April
18th, lSs2. Persons trying for the
reward must send ~ cents in silver no
postage stamps takch with their
answer, for which they will receive tie
May NoHthig, in which the name and
address OF the winner Of the reward
and the correct answer will hc publish
ed. This may he worth S2o to you; cut
it out. Address lIutlcdgc Publishing
Company, Eastuu. Penn.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1882-03-29
Congressional AppOrtIOnnlent.

The joint committee Of the l.egisla-
ture completed it, labor~ last Thursday
10y adopting the following apponion-
ment:
First District - Fulton, Hickman,
ballard, McCmcken, Marshall, iivngs-
ton, Lyon, Graves, Galloway, Tugg and
Christian.
second District -- Crittendcn, Cald-
well, Hopkins, Webster, Union, Hen
derson, Mclean, DavieSS aud Ohio.
Third District 49, NIuhlenherg, Todd,
Logan. Butler, Edm0nson, Warren,
simpson, Allen, MONROE, Cumberland
and Clinton.
Fourth District Hancock, Brecken-
ridge, Grayson, Hardin. Meade Bullitt.
Nelson, Washington, Marion and la
Rue.
Fifth District-.lrili.rson and Oldham.
sixth District rimhle, Carroll, Gal
latin, Boone, Kcnlon Grant, pende-
ton and Campbell,
seventh District -- Henry, Owen,
Franklin, Scott, Harrison, Bourbon,
Fayettc, ,lesslmine aud WOodfnrd.
Eighth District Shelby, spencer,
Anderson, Mercer, Boyle, Garrard, Lin
coin, Rockcasllc, Madison, tstill, Jack
son, CLAY, Owsley and Laurel.
Ninth District Brcken, Robertson,
Nicholas, Bath Fleming, Mason, Lewis,
Rowan, Carter, Greenup, Boyd. Law
renee, johnson and Martin.
Tenth District CLARK, Montgomery.
Meniee, POWELL Lee, Breathitt, Wolfe,
Morgan. Elliott, Magotlin, Floyd, Pike,
Letcher, Perry. Leslie, Knox, Bell and
Harlan.
Eleventh District 90 Hart, Barrcu.
Metcalic. Adair, Green, Taylor, Casey,
Russell Wayne, Pulaski aud Whitley.
The Louisville Commentators The
population of Kentucky, l,GlN,@@,
divided hy eleven, the number of rep
re~cntatIves. gives the ratio at l41,NN0.
The following table show, the pnpuli-
ton and Democratic majority in each
district.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers
have been lodged for record since our
last report:
ID. \. Luckett to James e. Bennett,
ljl acres Of land on Williams Creek;
~ 900.
Elijah King To Elisha burton, deed
of exchange; SlOO.
Benjamin Fulton To j. j. Reid, p
acres on Pond Run; $40.
rh0s Balmam To !. J. Reid, ODe-ihird
Of IA acres of land; Sl29 -.
Nathaniel Shulil Ia Rom. &. Taylor,
) acre Of land on Slaty Creek; SO.
|. r. Barnard tn Fila Stevens, lot IN
Beaver Dam; Sllu
H.,D. McHpnry 10 II. =. Rowe, lot
on Fox Alley, Hartford, Ky; 500.
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4 Big suit and Big Damages Asked
Hon. l.. u. Walker One Of the
Attorneys.

y suit has recently been filed in the
Butler Circuit Court 10y David Gibson,
"a hoy under age who sites 10y hi, next
friend, Mrs. Laura Gibson. who j. his
mother, against G.. C. Brown. FL Brown
u. G.. Brown and JEFF French asking
slU,OuO damages. The petition rccitr,
aud charge, that G. G. Brown employ
ed the boy David Gibson in February,
ISL, to work for him, and while said
boy was working for him he Brown
missed q pockct.hook containing >iu
from under ia, head Of the bed and
charged the boy with having stolen H.,
which was denied, whercupon Brown
aided and assisted 10y the others beat,
bullied, threatened, cOwcd, whipped
tied, choked and hung the boy till life
was almost gone 10 make him confess
the theft after which they found the
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1882-03-29
L0HgtellON Dead

HENRN WApSWoRTH LoNGFEILoW,
one OF, if not the greatest poet this
country every produced, died II, hi,
home IN Cambridge, Mas. last Friday.
He was born in Portland Maine,
February 18th, lNO7. He graduated ut
Bowdoin Collegc,iu 1875 and from that
day,to his death, he devoted himself to
literary pursuits. Hi, life like hi verse
was pune and cha~tc.
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Horton itRpprnings.
Tthiuf IEtaLt

March 9Th, lSN2
The roads here are in very gond
condition inst now. considering the
Wet weather We have had. and the
talm-ter~ are busy hauling timber that
has been made during lhr winter.
Wilson n Jones, pur new merchants,
have been having AN immense trade
since the arrival of their large aud rlr-
giant stock uf spring goods.
The STANDARD StaVc Company j.
doing Shaving business They have
contracted verbally for five ihWI-ind
ears ~ ~lavr and heading hplt~ with
PARTIES between Horse Branch aud
Spring I.ick, said hnltS to he delivered
on the line ui the &. -. Il = W. Rail-
road. MeSsrs. Palmer ~ Moore have
taken the contract To- run the machine
department for the StaNc Company.
They are hu~tlers from Hu-tlrioWn.
Mr. Ad. Shrrrod, uf Cruthtr~villr,
Ind, j. negotiating with certain
party ia this lucalitN Tor AN extensive
tract at land We hope Mr. Nhrrrni
will hc ~uctessiul ia obtaining the
tobacco patch, ~ he terms II.
Misses Kate aud Mollir Wallr, for
mcrly of Spring lirh. Ky. have -
store-huuSc in the prnct~> of erection,
for ;he purpose nt starting a hr~t.cla~~
millinery establishment.
Miss AIMS Baltzcll i, visiting friends
and relatives near Rosiue, Ky.
Mr. &. w. Ray and wife ATE staying
at the Baltlell House. Mr. Warner
Martin j. confined To- his bed with Il
severe attack of pneumonia.
Died. Marrh 18th, Mr. W u. lcach'-
infant ~ou, aged seven months. The
remains were inferred iu the family
cemetery. Iti".
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pocket.h0ok under the head nf the bed,
near where it had been placed, and ii
had never been stolen. We know
nothing Of the truth Of the allegations.
in the petition, but il true the delend-
ants will no doubt he made tn suffer.
Hon. H. ID. Walker aud II. y. James
are the attorneys for plaintiff.
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DS spspsia Cured.


BALTIMoRE, Nh, Feb. II, lsSl.
! tried your valuable medicine,
Browns Iron BitterS, for dyspepsia,
indigestion, &c., and was cured 10y its
Use after three leading physicians of
this city failed 10y their prescriptions to
give me relief, After eating, before
taking the Iron Bittcr-, suffered with
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1882-03-29
Master Comm,s>Ioner'- Notices.
OHIO CIRCUIT COURT.

bT1l' INV I II wv W
Humphrey Brooks adm, PM,
against
Humphrey Brooks heir, DeitS.
All persons having claims against the
estate of HUM hrey Brooks, deceased,
are hereby notified tn produce the same,
properly proven, to the undersigned,
Master Commissioner of said court, NJ
his Office in Hartford, Ky, on or before
May !, lN>2, or they will I- forever
barred.
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fun feeling about the breast, with
headache all the time. bowels very
Irregular, and generally used up. At
night, when get home from work, |
thought could not last until the next
morning. lnow feel like new man.
]. v, HoWSER.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1882-03-29

TIIE Hartford H,r0h wants Barnes
To come to Hartford a. an advertising
medium tor the town. II the H,0id
man should ever come around here
talking abOut Barnt> a. an advertising
agent he would have 10 slip Out of his
room through the key-holc and out oi
town between two sun, BDUi'0g
Gr''H G0.'ft'.
WI did 90 to bowling Green, and
talked about Blrne- ~ an "aivcrii>ug
agent in the same way that We spoke
ofhim in the Hrdid n week before, and
nothing serious resulted. We dc not
even remember seeing key-hole cX-
rept the wrll-worn one to the G"-'H'
office. We left between two SUM
according To the word of the Lord and
Elvis, hi prophet" bat MOI on account
oi any intimidation.
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Ou rnsboro items


IfLtYr Nflrht
Having been q ~uh,rrllsr of your
splendid paper for some three ur four
years, aud having furnished you items
from time time, ! thought PERHAPS |
could say word or two that would in
lere~t your reader, concerning the city
of Owpnshoru.
Yesterday wa Our primary election
for county offices. ! think there was
~ much excitement here a. ever saw
at the polls. There were some five or
six knock downs, hut II did not keep
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1882-03-29
f.. o. Porter, adm, PM,

f.. o. Porter, adm, PM,
against
Adeluine BaiLe aud others Defls. !
All persons having claims against the
estate nf Isaac BaiLe, deceased, ale
hereby notified to produce the same,
properly proven, To the undersigned,
Master Commissioner of said court, at
his Office in Hartford, KY, on or before
May l, 1852, or they will he forever
barred. ions =, BARRETT,
left. Master Com.
special CommIssIOuer's Notice.
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J. Edwin Rowe, adm, PM, !
..KaiVat

J. Edwin Rowe, adm, pm,
against
Jas. Wright and othera Deits.
All persons having claims against the
estate of Richard Wright, deceased, are
hereby notified to produce the same,
properly proven, to the undersigned,
Master Commissioner of said court, at
his office in Hartford, Ky, on or before
MAY !, lss2, or they will he forever
barred. joins i. BA EFT,
Eft Master Com.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1882-03-29

W. heartily agree with the hi'ri"r
.jOtrHW that the GovernOrshlp would
In n poor and inadequate reward for the
services rendered his country and party
hy General " olford. Let his district
send him to Congress, and thereby
obtain an able and efficient Represent
alive, and give the old hero an opPor-
tunity to save enough out of the salary
To enable him To spend the remnant Of
his days ia comfort. - Br'"k'nr"ig'
.NStUS.
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Democratic Ticket.

FOR CLERK COURT or APPEALS
THOMAS J. HENRY,
OF MORGAN COUNTY.
ron COUNTY JUDGE
G. w. MASSlE.
FoR COUNTY CLERK
THOMAS j. SMITH.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
HERBERT b. KINSOLNING.
FOR SHERIFF
THOMAS :. TAYLOR
FOR JAILER
JOHN MIDKlFF.
FOR ASSESSOR
JOHN w. MOSELEl.
FOR SURVEYOR
ELIJAH =. BARNETT.
FOR CORONER.
THOMAL II. BOSWELL.
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Republican Ticket.

ntpuulICdii ilCNOt.
COUNrY JUDGE
CAPT. DAVID DUNCAN.
COUNTY CLERK
l.. T. cox.
COUNTY ATTORNEY
e.. VI. PENDLETO\.
FOR SHERIFF
ID. l.. SMITH.
Assessor
THOMAS r.. BISHOP.
JAIIER
CALVIN p. KEOWN.
SURVEYOR
SMITH FITIHUGH.
CORONER
REAS CHAPMAN.
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Mary Taylor's adm. PIN, !
against
MarN IN Nln. = hnirs DAfl-

All persons having claims against the
estate ol Mary Taylor, deceased, are
hereby notified to produce the Samc
properly proven, To the undersigned,
Master Commissioner of said court, AZ
his office in Hartford, Ky, on nr helnrr
May /, lN>2, or they will hr forever
barred
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Henry Aliens adm, PIN"
against
Hmm. AIIa,,sy lafrs n.fts

TTVTIT v sNITFIT : 1I'IFTIFf 7 TITFF
against
Henry Aliens heirs, Dcfts.
All persons having claims against the
estate of Henry Allen, decreased, are
hereby notified to produce the same,
properly proven, to the undersigned,
Master Commissioner Of said court, at
his Office in Hartford, Ky, on or before
MAY l., lS>2, or they will be forever
barred. .I,HN. 4. BAREIT,
l9-tf. Master Com.
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WI have had m opportunity of eN-
amining Streeter's Magic Fluting Iron,
which il now being sold lay DR. J. j.
Mitchell n Co., throughout the county,
and have no hesitation in pronouncing
ii the most complete invention of the
kind We have ever seen. The iron l. -
arranged that ii is not necessary To
put il on the fire after the old style, and
one iron il all that need to be used.
Every housewife in ohio county
should have u magic fuling and polish
ing iron.
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GrO. \. Platt'> Admir-, Pm. !
against

Gr0. A. Plat, Admir-, Pm:
against
Geo. 4. Plati's Heirs. Def.
All persons having claims against the
estate of George \. Platt, deceased, are
hereby notified Ia produce The same,
properly proven, to the undersigned,
special Commissioner of said Court, At
the Circuit Court Clerks office in Hart
ford, Kentucky, on or before the first
day of May next, or they will he for
ever barred as against the Administra-
tor This 10Th day OF March, 1852.
T.. II. MURRELL,
l3-lt Special Commissioner.
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John H. Nichols ". :. J. Fields ais.
VIM. Warden same.
same same.
All persons having claims against
the estate of Asberry Fields, deceased,
are hereby notified to produce the same,
properly proven, to the undersigned,
Master Commissioner of said court, at
his office in Hartford, Ky, on or before
May ], lsS2, or they will he forever
barred
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orr very complimentary friend, and
collcgc.bred Young man r.. y. Thomas,
Of the Muhlenberg E"hO, was in town
last week, and called around At the office
of that Observation-Disclosures
and took view of the tl1t-tup cabbage
head that prcsideS therein. Although
marrow between the eyes, and not
able to see AN idea beyond the end Of
our nose" We learned enough from
the smart young man, while here, To-
turn a leaf, ami now We have passed
baker and can say, a-h-a-'-c base
aha,e just a. easy. Comcagain, Young
man.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1882-03-29

TIE House took a backward step
last Thursday, in voting down the
resolution allowing the Secretary of
STATE, two CLERKS To- assist IN preparing
the transcript at the Executive journal,
asked loi 10y thc Legislature. The re-
fusal of the assistant Secretary, tn show
hi. books To- "a newspaper currc~ppu-
dent, and the wrath Of Ia" Gpvrruur,
because Of a desire To- sec them, has
created suspicion that all l. no' right.
and anything short OF a full iuYc,iiga-
tion NOW, will appear hike covering
up of the short cpming>, omissions ami
commissions Of Democratic officials, hy
Ia Democratic Legislature. Nothing
should be- ieft uudour, ro excuse should
be- given the Secretary for failing Ia
render the transcript. While We Ito
not charge, do not even admit tha!
there has L,cn any unusual crooked
ness, We favor a full cNpose. II there
has been crCulicdnesS, it should he cN-
posed, il not, ii should be known.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1882-03-29

CADET WHITAKER has cost the
government at least Sl0O,O00 and has
at last been dismissed from the service.
CAPTAIN W. II. DIX, well known
here, died on the 18Th inst. at Kansas
city. His remains were inferred mtave
Hillccmetery Louisvlle,on sunday l9ih
inst. capt Dix was an elegant gentle
man and had host ol friends whcr-
ever known.
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&. W. stevens adm, Plti,
against

against
&. W. stevens heirs, DEBTS.
All persons having claims against the
estate orc. W. Stevens, deceased, are
hereby notified to produce the same,
properly proven, 10 the undersigned.
Master Commissioner at said court, at
his office in Hartford, KY, on or before
May !, lSs2, or they will he forever
barred l3-tf
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HEpeoplr, OF Caldwell county, have
it nearly as bad ~ those nj this county,
before the recent election. The runner
contains twenty-nine announcements
OF candidates, all "subiect to the action
of the Democratic party after the
,tereolypcd style.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1882-03-29

Ware decidedly opposed to having
Ohio county placed in the third Con-
gressional district. II throws the di,.
trict all out Of proportion. Why not
put Us in the fourth; it /, far preferable
To either the second or third. The
fourth, a. reported 10y the committee,
only has 1888 population, and Ohio
county added to ii would make it about
the right size. BY all means let H. 90
Ia the fourth.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1882-03-29

SINE the Appellate Clerk Conven-
ton Col. Wnliorl has been named Tor
Governor, for Northumberland, for
state Auditor for Clerk of the proposed
superior Court, and for Congressman
at large These profuse nominations,
if sincerely made, indicate a wide
spread conviction thai Col. Wolford
was unfairly dealt with AT the Appel
late Convention, and At the same time
show a disposition To make repaHtion
a. far a. possible. - tori,'gi"" opD'"'n"-
U,dHh.