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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29
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gorreipouSen3 fir bic yGa3ette".
gus benz Canton Gleri, i'm 0e,ember

Plus benz Canton Glerf, i'm DECEMBER.
Wit Der SdIfte bss Monats bat Der
seitrsnss Wintsrsmann feline Ssrri9aft
uns fiblen laisn unb NIT Groft, Der fuB.
bod cine Rruite iiber benz grbbobsn bils
bette, IA Gage a~nbauerno uns bei9eert.
Der r@rumbirenbanbel", Der bisber rsdt
fiott 9ins, ba mad Der Sualitdt SO
Jrs. pro 500 Maltsr bs,abIt wurbsn, 1T
iomit ms Stofsn seratbsn unb Der 2anbs
uirtb muB in Sdeune ii6 81 tbun MAIDEN.
Der seiiir9tete Germin Martini IieB bic
Wirtte in bieiem Wonnte iibsrau gut nit
Sieb bslIiebeu weroen; ni9tsoeltoweniger
blieb unter @ranSern wie Sornpisb Der
Preis Sismli9 bod. Der Metssr Bat
feline preiie bel benz bur9 S"uttsrmangel
beruoraerufensn Stodsn bes Yrsiiss nod
INNER bsibebalten, ndmli9 auf bent 9anbe
20 Sent. &inbneii6, 70 Sent. S9afs unb
S9weinsfsii6. Oils Curriculum perbient
mitsetbeiIt gu wsrben, baB iberau I'M Ssss
ling, Dol @ttelbriid an, nod @rummet In
ben Wieien itebt, aber gang erbfabl, balbs
faul. 8ei @oebelsmiible tonnte i6 trot
bes sroBen 6roites an i%onnenbelsm Gage
nod 3eute Tn Der Sang" NIT benz Gins
MAIDEN Der Saat beiddftist isben. Sn
GIerf baben sinise Isderbafte eansfinser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29

ltreften. Oie innsrbaIb Der gtfialen gu
beioen Seiten iidtbaren, iiber 3 Meter bos
ben Stsinfisuren, itellen bic Sii90fe ct.
Nitolaus uno @oerifus Dor, BON be-
nen Der Iestere ais Yatron Der
Stabt Met persbrt pirb. Hebsn
BET Sefriebisuns iiber bieieu neuen bebeutz
iamen S9muf Der &atbeorale mirb MN
mebr ieber Sei6auer ibnea aud bic llebers
,eusung %sepinnen, wie SwefmdBis por
mebreren Sabren Die grbobuns bes Dad.
firites mar, posesen betanntIi6 ebenio
lsioeni9aftli9e ais %befansene ginwenbuns
gen semadt worben finb. Gin 8Iif auf
baS neue @iebelbreied i'm Ini9luHe on bic
dltern ~semausrten Gbeile Der &atbebraIe
seniist, INN gu iber3eusen, baB bic ges
Iafuug ber friiberen gerinseren Oadb0be
unmosli9 mar, rpenn cine barmoniide @es
iammtwirfuns bes MonumentaIbaues Ell
sislt merben iolte. Die Beu0Iteruns nimmt
i9tlid an bieiem srbebli1en Sorti9ritte
Der &efaurationsarbsiten Isbbaften @ns
tbsiI unb sibt ibrem DoblsefaIen an
Dem i96nen Werte u~nuerboblsn Nus:
brud.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29

Gi9arren uno Yfefen tuenben. Wtr bsab:
ii9tisen MIR, elm 9ort Der Barnuns sesen
bic Nnssuobnbsit. gisarretten in sroben
Mengsn gu rauden, ausSuipre9en unb ben
@lauben gu b~etdmpfen, baB bteie tleinen
@aben BON Hicotin uni9dbIi9 isieu. SIM
@eaentbeil iinb in Solse bes llmfanbes,
baB bas Eabafblatt msbr ssrfleinert lit uno
baB Der Gabat In birectere IerbinSuna nit
benz Munoe unb ben gltbmuneswertseugen
tritt. als wenu CT in Gisarren oSer aus
9feifen seraudt wtrb, bic auf bas Nerpens
fpltem gsiibten Wtrfunaen Bel einem reid.
liden @ebraud BON Gisarrstten ftdrter
als ionf. Ser 8uIs erideint mad einem
Ousenb Gisarrstten idmd9sr unb ssbriid.
ter, als mad gisarren. Sc lit ni9t iels
ten, baB iunse 9eute 8 bis IL Gisarretten
tn Der Stun6e rau9eu unb baB iie bieisr
@ewobnbsit 4 bis 5 Stuntsn tdsIi1 frSb:
men. Oie @siammttabatmaie mag frets
lid ni1t groB eri9einen, aber obne 3meis
feI trdgt bic Mense bes Rau1es, benz bic
Mtbmunssorsane bss &au9ers ausseiest
9eweien limb, unb bic Wense pom Nicotin,
Bic nit bieiem Rau1en in Ben &Srper ems
sefibrt wirb, uereint basu bel, ZEN Orsa.
nismus benz i4dbli@en GinfuB bes Eabats
~aussuieten. IS lit uns cine sroBe slnsabl
pom 6dlen in ben lettsn Wonaten betannt
seworoen, in benen SinsIinse unb iunse
Manner. Die ii9 t0rperlid nod nidt gang
entwidelt butten, ibrer @eiunbbeit 6ur9
bas unausseiette &au@en BON Gisarretten
febr 9ei9aoet baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29
6olgenbe penionirte s. r.
T e II baben has Sbren> e rel, / .RIoiIe ere

SoI9enbe peniionirte s r.
T n baben bas @brens&reus /. &laiIe erz
balten:
Sr. $. O. 6. Marinus, Gbrsn.0irefz
tor oes 3u9tbauies su ct. 6ubert;
Sr. 9. $. MatbeIin, gbren: Srisbenss
ridter su gaifosne;
9r. t. $. Meurant, ebenaliser Oirets
tor oes Sefansenbauies su Neufdateau;
pr. y. 8. Seid, Staats: 9roturator si
Wari9e;
Sr. 8. 0aNonuile, sepeiener gommis
am 3udtbaus gu ct. 6ubert;
9r. g. 6. MensaI, seweIener @reffer
am Sriebensseri9te gu Wuride.
9r. 8. 6 II, SSriter gu gltbus, unb
Sr. $. 9. Moriau, SSrfier su Martelins
gen baben bas Gbrentreus eriter Rlafie ers
balten.
ST.. q. 8arni9, S5rffer au Stots
tenn, iowie 9r. g. Rremer, TSriter sa
garni4 baben bic gbrenmebaiIe 2. &lafe
erbaIten.
Der bo9w. 81. abbe gouturiaur.
profehor I'M 9iebfrauensG 6 nestum Belle
pie 3u Oinant 1T als Director bes sSnfiz
tuts ct. Hemacle gu Wari9e ernannt.
. &tr9ens9 f a ND pom Warz
i9e 1T befust, bic bortise Stride gu reitaus
riren uno 81 u.eublireu.
81 8ulIes, ACKNOWLEDGMENT Girton
1T Sr. s. 9. OeIaiiie aIs Barsermeifer
ernannt.
Sn Der q a d t pom As. 5. W. lit
bic Stride su On, Bel Semele beitoblen
worben. Gin iiIberner &sI9 unb bas @elb
bon 8 Spferif0den wurben seraubt.
gu Sleiiart III bas Saus bes 6rn.
Selir Hauooin absebrannt. Der S9aben
betrdst 1000 Srs.
Der &obIensrubenarbeite r
8. glop aus Gb%ateIinean 1T 9ater bes
Sebnten Sobnes; g. Wt. Der &6nia, Der
nebenbet seiast, Yatbe bes fiebenten Sobz
nes 1T, bat benz uaferen iinb treuen Mrs
better ein BantbiIet uon SO Srantem aus
tommen laifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29

Berciniste Staten.


Sn GoIb Spring, Stearns &c.,
fol-, wie bet cNorbitern" beri9tet, cine
Yfarri9ule 9ebaut perben, gu weldem
3wsde bic SduIuoritsbsr bsrsits elm etpa
einen balben SIof pom Der Wobnuns bes
Serrn Saul Gbsiien ~selsseuss @runbitdd
tdufli9 e~ritanoen babeu. 0as nsue @es
bdube miro aus !3ieseIiteinen ssbaut
uno fou bis nd9iten 9erbt uoaenbet
perben.
Mtt Sreuben tSnnen mir ben
Sreunben unb Betannten melben, baB es
nit &ep. SO. Saeobp in Welt goint, See
Co., Sa., better ssbt; er fibIt fid itdrter.
IboIpb Mntoine IN Belgium bat
feline &diefabrit Dor Rursem seIdloEen.
Gr fabri3irte tn Der per lofenen cation
etpas iber 5 $4,000 Bfunb &die. SIN
@an3er genommen, wurbe bieies Sabr in
Osautee County ueniser &die fabri3irt,
uie tn 1884, 10 melbet bic 20. Us. 3ts."
rRar3Ii& Ibermabm 6err Nit.
@obes bic Hoitoffice tn Preiton unb per-
leSte bieielbe tn bas eisens BON inn neu
erbaute @ebdube. Die innere ginri1tuns
lteB 9err @obes nit uielsm @ei1made
beriteaen unb toltete bieieIbe iiber 5000.
Breiton tann nun itols isin, inbem es cine
Der niebliditen Soitofficsn i'm sansen
Staate beiet. 9err @obes erwarb fi1
bur9 isinen sbrIi9sn Gbaratter bic 9iebe
unb @9tuns aller Burger IN unb nm
Yreiton unb wirb berieIbe einen Der belten
Yoitmeiiter abseben, bic iemals Yreiton
bate. MSse Die Soriebuns ibn belobuen
unb ibm cine quite @~siunbbsit seben, bamit
ct gum Woble ieiner Mitbiirssr rs9t LANCE
erbalten bIsibt", 10 i3reibt has vSadion
Sournal".
Wie uns Serr Ns. Sernes uon
Sdupler Collar 60, gtebr., melbet, pers
lor bort fem Yruber Yeter Sernss bic beis
ben d~ltsitsn Rinber burd bic Oipbterie, elm
Wdo9en pon IL unb elm Sobn BON 9 Sab
rem. M6sen bic bebrdnstsn @Itsrn es ii1
nidt gu iebr gu 9sr5en nebmsn.
@ II meIbeten in letter Drummer
untsr ben In;sisen ben Cob Der 6rau Mars.
Georges, ssb. Ospiues. Die Ieritorbene
mar gu NobreHart in Der Bropin, Currents
burg seboren unb Gbesattin bes uor iiinf
Sabren periforbenen Setter @eorges aus
Sersis. Oils ie Dor % sSabren benz bas
malisen Bfarrer pon Ssrtis, Serr Oriser,
bic 9anb beim 9lbi9ieb mad Der nsuen
Nelt rei9te, frus iie Der Yrisitsr, parum
fie mad @merita woue unb wie Ianse is
nod gu leben ssbente. Na9 gmsrita Mil
i'd, UNI in Wtitten meiner &inber Si leben
uno gu fterben, unb 10 Sabre bofis id bod
nod gu lsbsu. Statt Sebn Iebte iie nod
80 Sabre. Die Ssrftorbsne ltarb obne
Sorsen, ba cue ibre &inber erwadien iinb
(baS iinsite 33 SABRE. Die 9isbe unb
a4tuns, bic ite untsr Osnsn senoB, Die lie
fannten, seiste ii9 beim BssrdbniB. Ras
tboIiten uno Yroteltanten saben ibr bas
lette @slsit. Die Yerftorbene mar cine
Wutter Der @rmen unb Der Wailen. Srsunbs
unb Setannte betet elm I~aterunie r fir fie!
Ger v@anberer" in ct. Saul i6reibt
aus Seem Srisr unterm IL. December:
Sn Der bieiisen ct. MariensR ir5e ereiss
nete ii9 elm Gobesfau sans sissnsr grt.
Die l3idbrise 9sna Simmer, weI9e, OBJ
slei9 NIT einem 9aIslsibsn bsbaitst, iid
bod CUR Seit gang ruobl befanb, brad,
na9bsm He eben aus ben Sdnesn bes pries
tiers bic bl. Communion e~npfanssn, pISt=
lid tobt suiammsn. Man BARI wobl bofis
u~uussuOu iasen: elm ieIises gnbe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29
2ngembur8ii6es aus SeIeien,

@rIon. Die @snbarmen pon @ubins
gen 5aben Swei 9rubenarbsiter BON &obins
gen. namli@ Sob. Glalen u. Sob. S9aat
uerbGftet, neil iie ben Srn. Mi9sI. @ss
meinoe: Gmpidnser pon Ntbus, auf Siients
li9er StraBe iollen ansefaaen unb sei9la.
gen babsn, 10 baB CT in drStli9er SebanSs
lung lit.
Serr So9bolt, SIrssrmsiiter gu
ct. Subsrt, bat feline 0emiiiiom einse'
rsidt.
Mnf Der Citation Wibenmont
puros elm Wei9eniteuer uon einem pou
aibramont na9 eimerIe fahrenbsn 3pss
8et6etst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29
Sir&fi&e WeuisReiten.
Snlan6.
@r3biSceie Milwautee.

gu ct. Srantis, @is., ertbeiIte am 10.
DECEMBER, am Quatembers Samitase, Der
bo9miroisite 9err Grsbiidof SeiB benz
2beolosen Sufob @iIsn aus Der OiSSeie
Mlton bic 4 nieberen Weiben, unb benz
(polnii9en) Ebeolosen Simon Ponsanis
aus Der Di0seie @ranb &apibs bic Cub.
biatonatsweibe. 9eute weibte ber bo9s
~wiirbisite 9err ben senannten 9srrn s.
@iqen gum Subbiaton unb bic 9erren 9.
Bonsanis unb Setter 0iermann, Iesteren
aus Der Di0,eie @bicaso, gu Diatonen.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-04
TRAINING GIRLS TO COOK.

The writer knows many young
gentlewomen who are conscientiously
studying, theoretically and practical
ly, what to the present generation
babe fair almost to become the lost
art Of preparing food in wholesome,
appetizing manner. One cooking
club Of six little girls in suburban
town has been in existence for sever
al months, and the plan upon which
1t is operated has proved so success
full that it might serve as model for
others. These children meet every
Saturday afternoon at each house in
It's turn, and every member of the
club contributes single dish that
has been prepared by herself. After
the various dishes have been discuss
ed, there is a reading of st. Nicho-
las or Young People, and sometimes
a little play. Then each member is
told what she is expected to prepare
for the next meeting. The recipes
are taken down, and by this means
these little folks learn in their play
hours some lessons in the way Of pre-
pairing food which can not fail to be
Of great value to them in later life.
Philadelphia Record.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-04
THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR !
How the INSPECTING are
Often Gulled.
CAPITAL VERSUS MERIT.

1t is possible that money dipped into bounteous
supply of printers ink, is 10 be used TO teach false
ideas.
Why is ii that such persistent anathemas should
all at once be hurled against the use OF potash and
Potash Mixtures
Those who insist that Potash is poison do so be-
cause that is the way they have Of fighting b. b. b.
as the latter contains potash properly combined.
Opium, morphine, strychnine, ac0nite whisky,
etc, are all deadly poisons, and daily destroy
ing the lives OF people, and why do not these men
cry out against them 1t is because there is no
money IN sight to do So Potash is not regarded as
poison, and very seldom harms any one; but
those who abuse it using vegetable poison ten
times@s violent. lodide Of Potash in proper COM
bnation, is regarded by the medical profession as
the quickest, grandest and most powerful blood
remedy ever known TO man. Those who believe in
revealed combinations and Indian foolishness are
surely in condition to become rather "cranky' in
their ideas at any time. We assert UNDERSTANDING
ly that Potash as used in the manufacture Of b. b.
b., is not poison, and the public need not place
any confidence in assertions to the contrary. Why
is it that in one thousand letters which we receive
we never hear wordlaganst its.use? The truth is,
b. b. b. is working such wonders in the cure Of all
blood poisons, scroiula, rheumatism, catarrh, etc,
that others trembling in their boots and cry
aloud, poison fraud" because they fear its trf-
umphant march. Let any woman ask any
respectable doctor druggistf we are not right
DO not be deceived, but 80 right along.and call for
b. b. b., and be cured. 1t is making five times
more cures in Atlanta than all other blood rene-
dies combined We don't say that Others are pois
ons or frauds we are not that easily alarmed, but
we say ours Is the best, and we have the proof
Send for our S2pagc book, free, and be con ginced
BLOOD BALM CO.,
"a
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-04
WHERE TO GET JOB PRINTING.

Attention is directed to the jobbing de-
partment ofthe MARIETTA JOURNAL which is
provided with the most approved and ex
tensiye facilities for the execution of lob
printing of all kinds, from the smallest label
to the largest poster, in black or coored
inks at prices as low as can be had else
where for an equal grade of work. We are
prepared to print at short notice pamphlets.
posters programmes, circulars, letter heads.
checks, envelopes bin heads, blanks of all
kinds, catalogues business cards, and every
thing in the line Of printing used in the con-
duct Of every day business.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-04
SOAP FOR HOG CHOLERA.

| have kept hogs for over forty
years with never a sick one, though
the so-called hog cholera has often
been prevalent all around me. | at
tribute this exemption to the regular
supply of soap suds which | have al
ways given them. Every washing
day except in extremely cold wealth
er, all the suds are emptied into the
swill barrel, and the hogs drink it
greedily. | do not think the suds
any better for the contact with dirty
clothes, but where only few hogs
are kept the weekly suds seem about
the amount needed. Those who make
the suds specially for the purpose,
should mix about three pints or two
quarts of good soft soap with barrel
of water, stir to a foam and give it to
the pigs one to three times a week,
and they will be all right.-C Cores
Poade1d Prairie Farmer.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-04
A9ritultural.
PEANUT CULTURE.

Two things coming daily and di-
rectly under our observation, remind
us how important it is for our farmers
to raise peanuts. And if any obser-
yer will take position on our business
streets and notice the number of pea
nuts sold daily, and the quantity of
meat dumped into farmers wagons
by our grocerymen, they will certainly
see that it is important. Upon inyes-
tigation We find that the peanuts sold
in our market are shipped here from
other points, and are retailed at $500
per bushel. What profit accrues to
the retailer we know not, but hope it
is handsome one. By raising this
crop, our farmers can keep this money
among us.
As an advocate of peanut culture
we claim that peanuts can be pro-
duced, and in large quantities by our
farmers without increasing the ex-
pense of corn crop five per cent.
How? We answer by planting the
corn in rows five and a half feet apart
and planting the pindars twenty in
ches apart midway between the corn
rows. Then the cultivation given to
the corn will be all that is required
to produce the crop of pindars, the
gathering Of which can be done in the
fall during wet weather which is un-
favorable for picking cotton. By this
means our home markets can be sup
piled with this article from our own
farms and the money paid for them
kept at home.
But the most important benefit to
be derived from this source is the pro-
duction of meat. With some little
experience in raising and fattening
hogs on plndars we confess that we
have found nothing that surpasses
them for this purpose. In addition to
the cheapness of production in the
manner mentioned, the pindars may
be left in the ground, and the hogs
will feed themselves upon them and
become perfectly fat. In this way
the meat our people consume can be
produced at about half what is usually
paid for it in our markets when
bought for cash. Having tried this
theory. and proven its soundness we
know whereof we speak. Some object
to practicing this theory upon the
claim that the hogs ruin the land by
roofing, and that all soils are not
adapted to peanut culture. The for
mer objection is so weak and untena-
bic as that it is unnecessary to adduce
an argument to refute it.
As to the latter we admit that red
stiff soils are not so well adapted tc
the growing of this crop as loose and
more sandy soil; but We have never
yet seen peanuts cultivated, no mat
ter what kind the soil was, where they
did not produce something. And be
ing cultivated in the manner sugges
ted, if they did not produce more than
three bushels to the acre, nothing
would be lost by cultiyating them
while in soil suited to them, they hay,
been made to produce, in this way
more than thirty bushels per acre
Try it, reader Forsyth advertiser.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-04
MAN. I! |, !. I: JOB I;
How Lost, How Restored !

just published, a new edition of DR.
Cuverwell's Celebrated Essay on the radt
cal cure of SPERMATORRHGA or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
lMPoTENCY, Mental and Physical Incapac
ity, lmpediments to Marriage, etc. also.
CONSUMPTION, EPILEPsY and FRS, Undue.
ed by self indulgence, or sexual extrava,
gance, &c
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from thirty
years successful practice, that the alarms
ing consequences Of self abuse may be rad>
ically cured; pointing out cure at once
simple, certain and eifectual, by means of
which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself cheap
ly privately and rddjcdily
~ This Lecture should be in the hands
of every youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal. in plain envelope, to
any address. post paid ON receipt of four
cents or two postage stamps. Address
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL Co,
Al Ann ST., New York, N. y; Post Office
Box $50
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-04
TuEE'S HAIR hYE-
HEADACHE
And all BILIOUS COMPLAINTS are relieved by taking
WRICHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
Purely Vese.atlai No CRYING. Price 2ss All Dsugss.s
A NEW PROPOSITION

GET UP CLuBs.-The Marietta Journal
will be sent in clubs Of TEN for one dollar
each, cash in advance AS an inducement
we will give an extra copy of the paper to the
person getting up the club Single copies
of the paper positively not less than 81 so
This places your county paper within the
reach of all, and there can be no excuse tor
not taking it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-04

A dispatch from Marshall, ILL.,,
states that plowmen are turning sew
enteen year locusts out of the ground
by countless thousands, and in almost
matued state. They have never
done much damage to crops in this
section Of the country.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-04
Legal Blanks on Hand

Criminal Warrants, Land and Mort.
gage Deeds, Justice Fifas and Summonges,
Waiver Notes, Summons Of Garnishments
jarnishment Affidavit and Bond, Affidavit
Bond and Attachment, Writ Declaration of
Notes and Accounts and Other Legal Blanks
for sale ct the journal Office
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-04

Opposite the Kennesaw House,

j. A. G. ANDERSON. Proprietor.
rENHE BEST OF VEHICLES, THE
safest of drivers and the fastest of
horses are always ready, night and day for
hire No man or woman or child ever has
given me call in the past, who has been,
nor shall any ever in the future be, dissatis
fed with my teams or the men in my en-
ploy Everything and every body about
me are No /.
l haveL ,heapened my charges proportion
references as to the truth of what say, as
to the turneouts and charges, 60 to my
friends, which means the public generally.
Parties hiring are strictly responsible for
the safety OF themselves. vehicles and
horses. D. A G. ANDERSON.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-08-05
Sheriff $ Card.

FeiiOW Citizens Of ohio County:
You have delegated to me very
important trust. Among the duties OF
that trust is the collection of the State
and County Revenue. This is your
work, and as Sheriff you delegated me
to do that work. Will you have me do
it promptly, or will you have me dila
tory and slothful in the performance OF
this duty. Every good citizen will re-
spond and be prompt" My credit
and yours demand that the taxes be
collected promptly. Then would say
to each and every taxpayer you can
materially aid me in this work by
calling at once and paying your taxes.
Remember that by reason of the work
of the State Equalization Board,
have been held back two months in
the collection, and yet there is no ex-
tension of the time for paying out.
You can see at once the necessity of this
urgent call. Every one owing taxes,
can raise few dollars IN the next few
weeks and thereby have the taxes In
due time, which will rebound to the
credit of our county. Call at once upon
me i'm the Sheriff's office, or on my
Deputies, who are instructed to make
pressing calls. Hoping that every good
citizen will realize the Importance of
this matter and respond with an early
payment, l remain respectfully,
II. p. Hooker, S. o. c.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-08-05
Mount Ktna.

The barbecue at the above place, on
the 18th, for the purpose of raising
funds to build a school house, was a
success. The day was spent profitably
and pleasantly by all. The good people
of the district spread dinner sufficient
to have fed twice the number present.
Hon. +. Dudley Walker delivered a
most excellent lecture OIL the subject OF
education. 1t was full of good lan>
guage and soul-stirring ideas for the
cause. He was followed by Prof.
Wayland Alexander, President OF
Hartford College, in few sensible,
well'timed remarks. The net proceeds
Iaised towards building the school
house were $50.
We tender the sincere thanks of the
community to the speakers and all
those who contributed to our success.
ID. b. w.