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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
SANDS rftmahY y
GEs rnALHEhs on TUE
sTOfk LAW

1ioafnt that there Hn frmiln.
be movement m foi ~ oppose
the enforcement n he stocL Iaw
recently enacted by the I'ati "
Supervisors n Pnnoli county md
being Informed Tint Gen Chrl
mers bad been employed by those
who oppo-c the mra 1ro, W." editor
II the srAR called on the General at
his law office, In Sarlis, Wcdura.
day and interviewed him on The
subject IN reply 70 our question
for information ~ ~ The move.
ment and what steps he proposed
g. take, Gen. Chalmers aaid; y
have filed a petition for an appeal
from the Stock Law order of the
Board Of Supervisors and this viii
bring up the question as to to'
legality Of the order before The
circuit court at the next torn, and
il may 90 to the Supreme Court
In the meantime | think II would
be best for the Interests Of the
county that the order Of The Board
of Supervisors should be suspended
until the cou e can decide whrth.
er it is legal or not. And for this
purpose a special meeting # the
Board Of Supervisors has bccn ask.
cd for to meet at Batesyille next
Monday, when | shall ask the
Board for a slprr'oion as to it,
order. The appeal isa matter Of
right which any citizen who feels
a%ggrieved may ask TO-, and the ap.
peal wiz g. up and the case be
1riod whether there Is. sypcrscdcds
OF not. II the Board grants q m
persededs all sides can rest until the
case Is decided. II there is no ~
persoleds, those who b hcvc as 10,
that the order Of the Beard is a
nullity, we shall pay 40 attention
to it, and every man wlree stock
is taken up will bring AZ action Of
rsplerin and there will be- much
litigation. II il 10 AVOID this NV.
necessary litigation that | SHALL
ask for the superscde1s from the
Board Of Supervisors
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

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plffu. ~ MsHHIfI RIVE tbe ~
ttrsi t41t emftia, aud fifey lrfse'
turIafttn f4tUst anti ihH va
rfsy batter. The pulse triufnfii We
#Iuif fniesita he'd, te gfalNl
ia h . % natural, afisf Whtlt tea.
tplonfd N ne pfHgsA ever lioan wss
almih sieffJ, AMI size Continued % IN
pf,st. ldanR divs size sdt ~ IN tso
weeks shs Aaa tie IeAeiest eater In the
hpise, AL IN three mouths she was per-
fscfly veil VINO IL nj convinced ~ The
untqual worth N pyaggA. For a1idi.
siii an1 signatures Of I've n fthuitess VI
ISL. statement ri Mn Ebtflinc Gaze, zee
tis 'iiisof Lie anil lloS 10 Care Them
graft, II any druggist
Mra. II. H. Hammond. Chafdon, Ohi1,
wrt u In regard 70 Your MASALiE, /
have used Il. AMI 6ni II - be one Of ths
b,st, ! will say Mc best. liver medicine !
ever used, anil | have triel a good many.
When | commenced taking your mcdi.
cine my forehead, and clear down around
my chin, was covered with those brown
liver spots. Amer taking your medicine
a short time those all disappeared. W.
have taken, myself nnj husband, cight
bottles, think. We will no, be without
II IL the house"
II. Mlhollini Q, anioi Forbes sire
Pittsburgh Pa, says: Quite a numb
OF ny friend, AMI myself have hal .m
satisfaction from the Use OF your PgnuN (,
and MAsALIa Indeed. we consider ~
: grand panacel for tho various II 10
Y'lich nish /, ever heir"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

ma "PARsoS' Newman Is said
striking &c received $1,000 ior his fu
with other dog
Three times he IN. comparing ext
able distance out Of my 20 Christ. los,
got me nearly run over.
supposed Il was the Ne, Bacon, 81
strange place that had democrat,
for had never known him 10 ~ "ohu'
90 indiscreetly before. At last. af,,. |,
chasing and capturing him for The thlri
time. ! tucked him under mv arm !
thinking u would BE- leas trouble 10
carp him than 10 be running after him q
~ every turn q the street. :
sssngo made no objection. He simply !
put his tongue round his chops. and !
rolled H. wcksd-looking eyes Al me "a
n thought Il . good joks. Nv arm ,
eooa negsn g ache frpm his weight. and :
eoeodJ could imagine hos extremely \
s1svsrd y ; 10 have 70 di.cuss Impos. /,
~ b~.1osn~ matters with 4 i.t nus. .
- 9ndeF oas's I'm. '
eoatAaasd 10 hold A,m 49, II.
G.ve ne - siv Of frivolous 4
- - nor By any means tend l
Y pr1Roeek 70 ~ - !
~ Id bunfnma In
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

Ir pays the Missouri farmers Ia
slcll their corn aud sell the cobs
separately. The demand for curn
100 pipes has rais The price If
the hitherto worthless cpbs to sei
a wagon load.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
SOLD BY ALL DRUG

M. SO.
STATE Of ~ i~iPpi, Rn's
Ciiancery Cvuf
To Glide Pearl Wright and
Wright. mi nr- withn.'
y o=e po~t-pniee i ai u'e
county, Arkansas:
frn are ruinuAfulfti in
the rhanc ~ Court Of y
rnnntv n Pamela. In sald ~
III Monday OF February,
the -nif In snisi Court Of ~
Va Glide r. wrrhf n Al.
fnr division. Wiftftin
Dec. aHh. lh :.
Dec. y, Az. tha
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

sHIL0H's vlTALIzER IL what
you need for Constipation. Loss OF
Appetite, Dizziness and all symp-
toms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and
20 cents per bottle.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
KENnALL's SPAWN 9

uar;t1. 10 y
D. NJ ksu1s u TO-. ilvaT ) =. .
twenty-five reuis 10 stamp "
plcase send me jour r,cs nily rulAas
The Horse. tie :, Aisrd cdiiifs. w.
hat f'rl und, 'sn tiuusftt ~
hrve i,ann-i ai-.t keirlFi1s sff,A
hcsn . srIsrsr frp ~riirumrile 49,
lrst ~ suv psrt Of ihe is,dy i~llfahl
% heard af kendali'- srsti In caH
days go. had q he msrs tsasp
tackled With hsfAia A friend lala
NpHvir Cue. ees moi able ista
to ~fanmsf-vills for . iattis. ~
prepared 10 diHereri tattits ~ -
bronsht me q smsil b tils for iiaI -
vas %-illsrina Vsfv mt III ! thousHii
myself aai did n spn sat q.
four days applying the msii'iis
eft thaa ! ever have IN iaythlhEi ~
you y ant m arrni for l. y hprss -
and ] Will DO yUu al the tppt eah
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

Az old prove b singer sayi;
"Prns aud ink mt VI reach avoid
many n breach lie means breach
OF promise.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
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ANS '."ln pneumonia
'u"3r E"an' Nos moved BACK
rom "r'na1a 70 PItt'b'r"
Ih' lh'" rr'nd llfr o' winston
ne thr'o-Nlr" enc law tak"s
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
PUBLIC OPINION

TIL d. .a4 - ,.t..,.,, i,.
wolves III ou y.f,.oy..,n,Iu.,.
two n,,,L f.. ~. ~.
oui lndu.tr, ~ rumplut ~ a.. il
does their d'ren.c tmiust compt-
tion from th prailnis 1t chaap
tor.in tIbo N|a-a.lst,u T.
publican, L;
m. D.,. r,
b, m, e.a r.,nn., f
tL,ir ,~,,,u.r,. IT., ..,.,
between H. x.cntiy. mad L,ili.
tive brop,I which has cxtcndoI
in mo,e or l.-. i,L.,.. c,,m .;n,,
~.
""''" '"''''o" ''ou'"
be lald aside Because their
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
-ItENuttI PAWN

saf
D-Hi Fe ut
rey ri1.
lelng con- .iti upr
Of tf m
IT, htl ifet
hnlf in fa'i i.4a s
mon iis .l0. 'ra
team sud cnpsufnftf. usHHsni ts
~ Cur, ahd nra - iar BE- lam 10 4
u entirety well. The bunch l. not - {
thnugh mi, NEARLY ~ large o. It -
itratrd him according 10 dlrsctiaa' = >
move The bunch, but an satisfied w. /
lui,f The work could I have gi,rr BIZ :
the medicine bHs done more for me- n
yon claim ipr II. Il has been verb -
70 me. have slrrrdy hssn stsisa j
hoF.s. hut would not tab. less lhar y
cannot recommend In fsp strong TINS il
that ha. served me 20 we'll.
Very Ffsuscffutiy. hfir-I
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
KEYDALL's sPAyDa

wnilacston. Va. v
DR. y J Kendall Co.. u ~ Sir; W,
bottles " ksniall's spa, IN Carr biz.
best liniment, Tor both MAJ anI hsaa.
eve used. We
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
K~ENnALL's sPAy.s'

Price 81 r.r bottle ., i, ,-tl.i
Eists have Il y csn got Il fer fee :
any address on receipt u price, : I.
b.. kefsfsli A c., EHs-ht f4hsb
trstea circular.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
KENDALL's spAvy 9

r.. nal. ~
IN NJ Kendall Co. Gen taFrii
~ l-piiie- u ysnr ksnsisll's sFasi.
fornd Il H. 10 IN Mat It Il
have u-d II hs.h IN my isHi
With great .tctrss. rousih H.
eins and rrr.,mmend Il 10 81. "-Z
piriuvs The ethrf dny and So -.
writing 10 yea. n 40 rsald =
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
ON 1HE FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH, 1856,


D. 'n @dN Of @l month. The following described ln..o parcels oia.t
H"" h' h re 10 PtrIn county, or sn0ir,uty ti rpI Nt .. AZ n.S mp 81,
ar' 'nny tNr tlcr,os tr the GcI yut 1864
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

Asn.- .hs ..ss 80 uss.s ..s- -a pA.- ssmy-ss ,hsr resips. sab N.
~ - nd - hsay Il sh<ir <nas e. ADVERTISED W"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

Alderman has a young lady
willing to marry the man who
will take her To the Exposition,
and New Albany has several Of the
same mind.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

Mrs. Polly Rochester, who lately
died in Union county, was over
100 wears old and had grcat.grand.
children grown.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-08-12
Mattie's Sauce.

Editor Herald
BEDA, KY, August 10, 1855.
Prof. Dudley Chapman, of Gaines
vile, Texas, who has been visiting
relatives here for two months, will re-
turn home in few days.
Miss Laura London, of Rockport,
KY, is visiting her uncle, Mr.. Richard
Bennett.
Miss Sissie Sutton is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Litsey, of
Whitesville, KY, was at Mr.. Spurrier's
two or three days last week.
Miss Ella Sandefur is visiting Misses
Josie and Minnie Sandefur this week.
Rev. G. ]. Bean preached a very in.
teresting sermon here Sunday evening.
Uncle Jap. Sandefur has repainted
his buggy, BACKED his whiskers and
parts his hair in the middle. l think
Uncle Jap is contemplating navigating
the matrimonial sea.
Say, BufOrd, where is the harness.
Miss Ollie Anderson paid Rockport a
flying visit last Saturday and returned
Sunday.
More anon. MATTE.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-08-12
Centertown Cfuders.
AUGUST 10th, 1855.

AUGUST 10th, 1880.
Editor Herald.
The extreme heat and drouth con-
tinues undated.
Sickness, i'm the form of flux and
cholera-infantum, has prevailed to con-
siderable extent, in the Central Grove
neighborhood, for two or three weeks
past.
Earnie, the little three year-old child
of Mrs. Nancy SOrrels, died at the res
idence of Esq. J. ID. Byers, on the 9TH
inst of that dreaded disease. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Calvert lost their babe, two
and half months old, week ago.
J. Buck Tichenor has quite severe
attack of fluX.
Little Wilbur, the eight months old
child of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Stevens,
had IA severe spell of cholera>infantum
while they were on a visit to Mrs.
Stevens mother last week.
The election passed off exceedingly
quiet here.
The two threshers, one belonging to
Igleheart X Hunter, and the other to
Ford Il Hines, are still i'm the field
threshing, and are moving around
lively.
Stroud and Dexter haye got their
mill in operation. They did their first
grinding Friday evening last and will
be ready to saw in a week or two. To
all external appearances, they have a
good mill.
Mansfield Rowe, of Greenville, brother
Of George and w. p. Rowe, made n
short visit to this place last week.
j. Edwin Rowe and family have been
spending the last week with their
father, J. p. Rowe. Mrs. Rowe has
been qnite sick of flux, but has gotten
some better.
Rob. Ford, of Ford Bros. blacksmiths,
left two weeks ago for New York City
and Whereabouts.
Mrs. Mollie Trimble and daughter,
anu MIS- Davis, OF NASHVILLE, Tenn,
visited the family of Esq. w. I. Rowe
last week.
Johnson Hefiiin and family have
moved from Muhlenberg county to this
place.
Preston, son of our old friend, G. Il.
Barnard, of Liberty neighborhOod,
visited his aunt, Mrs. Bette Hatcher,
a day or two since.
Some corn and tobacco look well,
notwithstanding the drouth.
Business in town is dull.
Born, to the wife of Mant. Rowe. on
the 10th inst. daughter. Mrs. Dan
Maddox officiated.
More anon. s.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-08-12
MATTE.
Gross is Economical =.

The United States Marshals office has
been conducted by Capt. A. J. Gross.
since he took charge, on an economical
basis, and he makes very fair shows
ing fol- the three months he has been in
office. He made clean sweep of Aux
ier's appointees and put in Democrats.
The report for the first three months
shows that the office has been a total
expense to the Government of 81 800,
and Capt. Gross says he has made coll
lections and replevins for the Govern
ment of more money during that time
than was expended. The expenses of
exMarshal Auxier for the last three
months of his term were considerably
over $1,000, while the collections for
that period We're less than 81 ,0O0-
Louisville Times
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-08-12
Local 0ptiou.


Local option was defeated at Roches.
ter by tie vote. IL the good people of
that village will set their heads to
work and see 10 ii that the laws are ex.
ecutsd against those saloon Keepers
who violate the law by selling to drunk
en- men and to minors, The owners of
the saloons win find such a thorny
path 10 travel that saloon property will
be Of little money value to them. and
they will either quit the business or 90
p NOS coaesniAl place 70 ply ii.
ous whisky Nv, a. found in the gem
eral lsv Of the land is adequate to th e
professor of the people II executed.
Local option y mud n NOT executed.
Thsrhhyevilis crying one, aud if
the 1ax8 "a restrsint of its use are not
en6ofced, II i because Of the cowardiee
of those who should be the bone and
sinev n the land. Hthey are enforced,
rigidly enferced, the country win have
little cause TO complain of the democrat.
izing influence of dram shops. Butler
County Nesos.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-08-12

There are two or three Democratic
precincts in Ohio county but they were
not strong enough 10 carry il for Tate
The county, however, did the decent
thing for Sam Hill, and that redeems
it, Woman.
Why not tell the truth There are
nine precincts in the county, that usu-
ally give Democratic majorities, but
the HeOmdn's test Is an endorsement
of the usurpers, in according to them
selves the power To name the candi-
date.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-08-12
A Merchant Murdered !.

j. A. Shank, merchant at Smiths
Mills, Henderson county, was killed by
Ed. Mclaughlin, last Friday. Me-
Laughlin was drunk and used some
profanity in Shank's store. Shank re,
quested him to use better language,
which only made him more violent.
Shank then ordered him out, whereupon
he drew a pistol and fired. Shank
drove him out but fell dead from the
shot IN less than five minutes.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-08-12
A Ganp of Commentaries

Three amateur "coinackers" wer,
housed ia the Jail along side of Alonzc
Puget, the boss counterfeiter, yesterday
They were arrested at Sebree, Webster
county, on "Wednesday night, and were
escorted here in charge Of Detective
Bauer, of the secret service. A lot oI
material for making counterfeit gold
aud silver money, together with "A die
for IA silver dollar, was brought along
with them. In the outfit were white
metal, copper, zine, tin and one or two
other kinds of metal. The combina-
ton Of these metals was used in max.
ing the spurious money. The men who
were arrested are DIR. J. w. Jenkins
Frank Phillips and John Cavanugh, all
of Sebree. Joseph Sale, one of the fore.
most of the gang, escaped, aud can not
now be found. All the others had
heard that they were wanted, and
were preparing to leave when they
were arrested.
Levi Mason, IA young farmer, was
employed by Detective Bauer to get in
with the crowd, and he did il well. He
gained their confidence on the LIST of
July and soon was working with them.
Ii was his intention to make clean
sweep of the crowd, but by some means
the Marshal of Sebree learned of his
movements, and through jealously ex-
posed HIM to the cOunterfeiters Mr..
Mason had to make the arrests at once.
Cavauaugh had started to leave, but
was overtaken and returned. After
the arrest the otiicious Marshal under
took to take the prisoners away from
the secret service men, but failed in the
effort.
Phillips WAS the instructor in the
process of money manufacture He
was silver platter by trade aud agreed
to show the ,,confederates how to make
counterfeit for S25 from each. Just
how much was made is not known,
though there WAS good deal of it cir
culating about. The officers found but
little of it on account OF the disclosures
made to the gang by the jealous mar
shall. Seven or eight dollars found on
the men show that the job was a bad
one. They were light and after being
Drowned down to pass were very suspi-
cious i'm looks. They bear date of 1885.
The men We're arraigned before United
States Commissioner Grail yesterday.
afternoon. Phillips made a clean breast
Of il, and related all about their move
ments. Except i'm telling the amount
made his statement was thorough.
His claim that only eighteen silver dol
lars had been made IL known to be in
merely to show the men how to make
the money, and that he had not passed
dollar of il. DIR. jenkins made a
fight for himself, employing Attorney
Sam Mckee for his defense. He ex-
poets TO show that while he knew all
about it, he did not have any part in it.
Cavanaugh made much the same plea.
The effort is to be made among them
that Sale, the man who escaped, did most
of the work. The latter is bad citizen.
Mr.. Mason shot at him four times
when he made his escape, and one shot
Is thought to have taken effect.
Commissioner Grail bound the whole
party over to the United States District
Court in the sum of 81 900 each and
in default of this. all went to Jail. DIR.
Jenkins is man of family, and it was
at his house that the work was done.
Phillips halls from indianapolis
Commercial.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-08-12
Rockport Rumblings

fftfpr Hfruid,
Go tell 1t ia Gath publish it on
the streets of Askelon; Nicanom lies
dead in his harness. We've urhorsed
Plato's two-legged animals; we've smote
the Philistisns hip and thigh aud my
cuprunneth over. Whew! Give me room
and lois al air. It's "A great victory,
my dear little Prterkius None of your
Codmean fights, that worsts the victor,
but a tussle in which the iittest sur.
vive. The Asbury business WAS pulled
entirely too sooE 'tain't ripe We
moved that painted and mixed Meador,
with double>geared lightning, aud an
improved. fouy-horse clipper, like a
whirlwind, aud scattered it to the
winds, which, trust, are tempered To
the poor little shorn lambs. Oh , we
are "Jim Dandiesn Just give me
room and air, while | congratulate all
creation in general, and the Eighth
District in particular, Hopkins, Logan
and some other counties excepted
Now let them beat their swords into
pillow shares, make pruning hooks of
their spears, and leave their idols To
the bats aud moles. Our stately ship
plowed through the Eighth District,
ran into AN old hull, "bustedn II wide
open, and now tackle trim" sails
filled, "streamers waving" she walks
the waters like thing of life"
! must again refer To my enthusiastic
Rosine friend, J. J. Tilford, who shares
with me his eXuberance by letter.
The Echo, with sardonic smile,
suggests that Judge r. T Fox, Jr.,
domicile i'm congenial Ohio county
His keen satire cuts like polished
razor, and not without some degree Of
Istice. I'm Tate man, and always
will be, after he il nominated, and wish
Ohio county all sorts of prosperity,
with a "little," Just a little" more
political caste.
Mr.. J. Z. Maddox has moved to Rock>
port.
Old Mrs. Young, mother, of n. j.
Young, has been sick for several days.
Mrs. Henry Griffin and her two chill
dren, are visiting Mrs Nettie Reid
One profound hypercritical, political
gentleman, who criticised my last
weeks article, denies that any ne
gro ever held office in Republican
Administration. This shows Just how
much ought 10 Toe said in reply. "The
devil &c" "Where eot'st thou that
goose look"-Shakspeare. "what a
dust ] do raise" said the fly upon the
coach wheel. such critic ought not
To he LEI run loose; his ignorance is in
fictitious. Poor thing, the fol killer has
marked him fol- his own. SUGGs.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-08-12

The most brilliant, grand and i'm
posing funeral procession ever seen in
America, was the one that followed
Gen. Grant to his last resting place
in New York, last Saturday.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-08-12

In 1882 Tom Henry. with all
his drunken, lewd record, got SIS
more votes in this comfy, than Tate
did this time and get the Yoeman
would have us believe that the man.
ner in which Tate had been nominal
ed and his connection with the con-
Wet labor fraud had been endorsed.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-08-12

Much to the surprise of some of the
knowing ones. John T. Gathright was
appointed surveyor of the Port of
Louisville. He is very fine look
ing gentleman. and one who ranks
high as man of honor, and business
qualifications.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-08-12
For Sala-

One of the best residences in Hart.
ford, with good outbuildings and in
perfect order. For particulars call on
II JOHN Z. BARRETT.
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ksntucky Patents.

The following patents Were granted
for toe week ending Aug. 4, 1885 re-
ported expressly for this paper by Jos.
II. Hunter, Solicitor of American and
Foreign Patents, 1856 F Street, Wash
ington, ID. c.:
j. b. Gathright, Louisville, automat-
&c car brake; John Meyer, Covington
beer cooler; c. 5. Snead 4 Uldolpho
Snead, Louisville, locking device for
jails; Fred'k Stitzel, Louisville stuflinp
tox; X. X. Hunt, Lexington, car coup.
ling; Frerk sdtzel, Louisville, com,
pressor for ice machines.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-08-12

Property not worth insuiing is not
worth owning. Insure at once ia the
safe reliable old California Insurance
Company. JOHN p. BARRETT, Agt.