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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-21

IL 411@44 <u4It1M - U414 - -
go f0r over - 1ayaL Win ons excs2-
eica th1s . 10 Isasese coatinnors ssssion
- nv = ~ HISTORY e - oovsrnnent
~ excgDe1on uas ~ 01rey-oFs< Ca
grsss u1ea ucuen Cobb = osorgia, ~
LzECxEzA1s-CoEon<L uoaAcsR BCnz-
nAn Dep1ly Joige-Advoca fe Cen<r,L
- oeen plocod q - recirc1 list q ~
GruS - crcoQnt q old -.
~ y learned thas G>naoor D<ck. wLe
- expec1ed - prepnre ~ uinorify -
pors O ~ crna1s 1arl4 hui q detained
q Fortress Monroe " advice % III
pkyss<lana ana vii probably no1 return
% washington during Ne session.
I'M anniversary q TIE admission q
California inf9 ~ Uni6a - k~eneraliy
ceIebrafe1 n thnf 8tnfe % he 1)fh-
= coLDr D1Ew, he ss1f- ccufe SD
1orgeR. uas aErniEued e Lyno. Mass. On
~ llthL and pleaded mot guilty. He
was held il <40oo bail Tor he grand jury.
. n. Portuguese gunboat Brngo arrived
- IanE1er. On he 18th, % support Poreu-
GALS claims against ths Sultan q Mo-
I5ccol
1uEzExz Missouri Paei6c ears we're
uTscksd q Weeping water, Web, On Re
lo<h-
I'M passenger a shs disabled stean-
ship Nevada sailed from View York for
Europe. On she I1th. o ths steauship
AIaska-
I'm elegant summer residence % John
Johnson the w~eli-knoun banker of Nil
waukee, Wis, and all he farm buildings
and crops q Br1cken Brae. his country
seaf : lev miles southwesto o. Milwaukee,
we're destroyed BY fre on TIE uth
TN men we're killed and ave Others
seriously wounded By the explosion q :
giant cap IN Wtcke,s tunnel on the Mon
In Central railroad. near Helena,
Mott. O the 1lth-
Two men we're killed and several Sc
versly injured On The nh. By the COLI
lapse Of wall Of he old hospital bu1Id-
ing q DE Boldiers' Home IN Dayton, O.
Which workmen we're engaged in tearing
down.
I'M entire business portion Of the town
Of Harpex, Ia with he exception Of one
store md n Implement house, was de-
ssroyed b. IRE On The Eth
L0RD cALrnoRP's Sea Breeze won the
81 Lsger stakes q Donc.ster, Eagland.
On he 12fh-
IHE committee On foreign relations
had, up TO The 13rh. received no response
from ~ Secretary Of State % Senator
Hoar's resolution asking for copies q
protests made By he Administrafion, n
any hsd been made, against the oufrAges
perpstra1ed By the Canadian authorities
upon American fishermen. Considera-
fion Of The Retaliation bill awaited The in
formation asksd FOR.
TIE President has appointed - J.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-21

CmcSco. sept 10-An incoming 2
u pax<sarer train. bearing Lincoln Post
No. 1. q. a r. % Kansas Ctr crashed
into ne rear q = cattle train - Forty
ninth street q about nine o'clock lsss
rirhs. The passenger wers badly shAken
ur ut no . wsS hurt Three q
ske cars loaded with cattle wcrs
dfsched ana 1<teen % he animals
we're kid ne cars wcrc badly
wrecked ana he engine q he passen-
rer train was somewhat damaxe4 Al
fhough II drew she train % the city about
y = hour later when ths track ID be>n
cleared Ins engineer - - pas-
1900 tw>zn e,,fms hat there was no rs1
lirks = u roar cd e - stock train
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-21

eruoss q mca< fmnorenn1 polnr q uni<h ~
nakzns = n any q tbe Prrsld<nl u N
6zscreeloaL - ss.e : pro<ianarioa suspendinl
- fnport 1us1ss 2. sst1cirs rs1s<dn pnce 4
eo.selse.ce g ec1'1..z.e.H - n1er 49,,
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49, s--s- r., - S~-s-S -u ~.
.-~<z~~1<S - SS-.S.-S or Cc--~.~- -.
n-r,~frrrs - cr1rr.1 4, g PRINTED 49, 4
- uDuse. eoess1erusios q Ne s.ndzy Cul
Appssp1sGksas IN - resuned ~ senss>
aDc.6ne.rs vsre eonr.rred - M .
e1end1e1I 1he sen.se ~ - $500 20
l1l.s - yD.xuE ~. -
DeWomna a660 0emeRAa-
-
BY N imperial decree the Austrian
arny = . b i-ncrs.sed b. Afsssn :
batteries , fow new compan1e4
Tn funeral q the veteran actor Lester
Waliack took pIacs from ths Little
ChzEeh Around ~ Corner" - N<w
York % u 10Th - was largely ~
eended
y CoxDY DIV ~euxrendered h1msel %
u police q Sew York C1fys q Ne loth.
stating fhns - ~ aforger % ne amount
h prison % perpesuat self-ex1ls = Cans
D. Hs hnd d~issipafed al % Ne stolen
money
D AAcKxxx4's book = promised o.
De 18th III b p1blished stmulsane-
o1sly n London and Berlin 2 ufle
has ben altered % '>1fedsr1c< n Gen
eros. anc liz DocsorA
- james Fo8s<t{ - SD
I'D n u eJe u1xn a unoreliA - Nes
York C1fy. On - - -
person- II mp q - unore1!e oroke
o. Nd - I'D olncolEy. -
injured nan 49, On - IN
Tn Houss and Senate eonferees On
- Army APPropr1aEon ozu rescnsd -
nereenenf @ fne ~
D. VI Nox-oorIscnALk n exile q
Ne Hnngnr1an revoluz1cn g - ciea ~
frov1denee. - ~, ~ - iysn. 49, slxsy.
III Amer1cen Doc1e<y q krosesslon.i
Danceu - - ennnal session = Sev
York C1ry O. - ~
IN heese4 unperi1.nensesy "a pr
o. s.pxeo1s 49, u 80
efors Aorg.a 80 Alxcnes. q ~ I'D.
n@xe' .Po1 reneet1on - 80 49,. q
Eufual EzenoA oeen sucksn i1om ~
kecof1
- - e.eenon ~ 4azne. "a - 80.
~ hsP1D11can meloFs.y a sFe.E -
, |. q - 49, - -- =
C.lizor.l. ne ~ enlon - ssns 49,
- @--~ $3.50
- -.-- -, 80 -
T- - 80
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-21

IuDoDonE Gnrun ahc1 "a m1rknI1y
wounded ; b.rrlnr Mo - e1ecssd =
ensance into ~ rssits.cs = 1synosr-
= - e John Inne< 1f1sen years -
-. was kil1sj ~ oeheF nonlng. for
mlles west - Msdoa- h boy uas -
eaged II hanlins lo<s. when ~ fsll fron
ehe uaEOa. ard ne wheels psssed over biz
soonacAL
Ex-MAyoa FrRnAx - d McCuLxD. q
Iafaye<ss yer<ivei . message from Port
Asron announcinE ths drowning a his
son-in-laws John VI Bsasley. a Lafayet,>
-. beasley and family had gone there :
couple q weeks nE0 for recre4tion- Mr..
Bsasiey was nemorr q he Lafsyetfs
bar and veil knosn = thnf part q the
State
OK a. TIE men Who blew ID tke post
once a Cutler Il n jail a Delphi Reidy
Tinxl~y i his name. He h . resident q
Cutler and : tough character. He has
long ben susrscted a pe~rpetrns{nr dyna-
mite ou<raxes a Cutler.
0roRck Wurrxra ~ 49, sh.~s. 10
recrntly made ! de.p<rafe sfr@mpt - g.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-21

- - $500 = - ~. - Co., ursl.I
- - - lnsss .1,1sssl5 - - y
ense.se = 49, - y1...e> - -
- -,
s-..sssl 4. vsss ssr.,;,s v'sS1rss -
sanarusnA nn1s = . speocA = - 1enaso .
~ ~ DFsv1s..,x -. s>y>e Co.,.
- >eca nnau1o1>11 4 -lnl1an.ceals u,1rs ~
else.s'se = -. ususe.'s ~ Dar1nsr----. =
- ususe< - u11l> ~ - f,kcn - = -
o.1l11r1z - - uccnlI11lon ~
~ 1snn1s unsnneinsrssion - - 6A>~s--
= - H1u1a 111<ua11on e ~ n<1nzIn<1m IN
- res1ms1 90 &s1nne1 ulzocrs muru1s
- u.11 ~ - - 6'eIes9 ~ .fs<
- ~ ~ - - v 80 ss..s
CEl..a 49, ss1D.lnn a. vs<l,s = -
q y 1855. = - ~. Gsruusas. e -
C1zness kzcl1ssoa Ill $4,000 100 e -
um& - - - : pns<n1e e D1<orr peuenal-
Elrs c<<uce1 4enn1cn McrE1n - m1ocAeii.
- Sen.1e o1JDurnr1 u11aous artioa = -
~ Is.v1,st = - v.sss - = - 49, =
nccioa prn1lng = roconst1sr ~ vsss ~
v11cn = ~ p~as1e1----- - ~ Honse< ~ CO.
ceren1s r<r1Ets - - KoG1l1rn<xon 80 AIRY
AUDropE1aEl1a D<ls vers .1ogeoA - cons,1-
ernzko1 - - ccn1<rcnee rrpor1 - - 1un1ry
C<xu I'll No. r<1nme4 ~ psn11nR 1cna1s
omen1mnn1 bcinx - aVDgpDrn110n a ou110
- ~ purpcse e sn~vcsnE.sin< Ne <zsc.s -
u1IcA - - r<xto.s e ~ Unx1c1 6<ncesc CO
- re1e<me1 ~ fmE1<kon
- - Geuax<- . - II<h- - p-gocee01nEs
49, ua<ked ~ ~ passags q - Ho.ss I'LL
E.ou1 - - -Toursh = July C1.lns-~ : blu
$4,000 - rczmDuz.s 49, 10 suGsrr1 dan-
= = sn.ll rnss.,s 6uzlse - usz n I'm
egven - ei..nA aruegnsi.g - a1euns
- o1HvU1 coast1rroc1oa q ~ CzDese
Excl's1ca IN - sessns4 bss -
House. - Sun11 Cvn Appr0Dr1aeions
pcrtnnt deDo1e u1s - upoa - pe.1znx
ane.1n<ns rel.<l.g - - rccl.nsszol - .rsd
lnn1A ne anounf q 1ne propose1 spprupr1a-
t1cn uas re1ncc1 lrUn o120 - 01GN ne
v1se Q. s1-bse1.<.s noezsns 80 - Q1orun
uesen< 81 ~ Ho1se s1>ourns1
n ~ Geaasc> q ~ IN ~ GecrEe oG<red
q anc11mGn1 f0<ne Sherman III prohytstir<
tr1s,A- - 1851 imDsrenn1 point q Which us>
mnk1nG = ~ dutg q the Prex,d<1l - lis
6z1crce1oaL - issne > proclanafi0a s~uspe.1ing
- fuport 6u1tes = aF<1cles r.<se1 - Price q
ooaseQ,<n<e q c~uub1nn<ionk III Hunr spokc
- - anendmenx e1nEE1ng Denssr,1s .nd
- Dcnocr.<1c par1y wi<h rsponszb<llEy for
ox1sGznG ern11s- ~. Pnvns de1ie1 Al CO.
pec<5on VIM ~ oenn1nrd On Conpany- ne
nu,n1mcn1 - cr1ere1 - be prinsed--.---In
- uDuse- co1ssderustc1 q ne Ssndzy CIVIL
Appr1u<1uGfnns I'm - resumed n< Senate
nme.6men1s wure eunrurre1 - Win q
ame11meEl ne Sen.1e III ~ lossed pro
f1Inr at s-ppcfnkn<n1s 70 thc M.rn< Hoo
uGrns scrstce shnH - na6e ~ ~ Psus1cenl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-21


rnrs1n1 nseurns - 80 BEe~u1s ~ she El~e-
e1o.s Tor Senee Omc<rs u FAE
- Heard Frsa ; showing - R>pshlLean
Gaia
PORTLAND. sept p--Flfty towns give:
Republican, sf9S; Democratic. 1zeOD;
Prohibitions. 80, scattering. 80 The
same towns IN 1855 gave: Republican,
iS-5O; Democratic, - ID; Prohibition.
50: scattering. s Republican plurality
gain. La UnodciaI returns IN Port
land give Burleigh 5o5 plurality over
Putnam Reed FOR Congress- has about
20 plurality over Emery Returns from
the island wards are not n yet
PoK1LAxn. Me- sept 10-One hrndred
towns gives Republican. 2sss5; Demo-
cratic. y. -: Prohibition. ST. scatter
ing. ooo- he same towns in 1ssG CAVES
Republican. 3ztc2; Democratic 4oe0s
Prohibition 1.3t4; scattering. & Repuo-
lean gaia 2c0-
P~onrLAxD, Ne. Sept 1a-Returns from
forty toxns show . Republican gain of
l,oek
One hundred and fifty towns give; Re-
publican- As3{s Democratic S123o; Pro-
hibition- 1.4s1. scattering. So The same
towns IN 1856 gave; Republican. 5.sls.
Democratic, 3.4n5; Prohibition 4cSe;
scattering. - Republican plurality.
1soe. 11.ocl: ditto $50 7.ssi: gain A.esa-
PORTLAND. Ne. Sept li.-O< The 5o7
towns and plantations in Nain>- returns
received from al gives Republican 80
o19- Democratic. ff-ssb; Prohibitions
L "a: scattering. a. Republican plu-
raiity, H.1-3 Tne same in 1854 ga~e- Re-
p1blican. $50: Democratic. 5a.Oe5; PRO-
hibirion- 24f.: scattering. - Repubiic-
an plurality. 10.c6l Republican gain In
ISsa l3S The 18 t0was 70 . from
gave In 1884, Republican ASST; Demo-
cratic. II. ls4; Prohibition 1-fsk n the
same ratio Of gain and loss il main
tanned the FINAL vote will show . Re-
publican plurality Or 1a.cS1- In 1ssi he
Republican plurality was la.1f- Tne L.
Dor vote this year i included in the scat
tering. but evidently some 81 the seaffer-
ing shonld Be assigned IN the Prohibition
vote. he presidential vote In 1881 rss
smaller than he gub<rnatoriai vote n
the aggregate. but was aslichfly Larger
plurality. namely. 0.crk ~ Lszis-
Iaturc IN is8 stool: Republican, ssnar
tors. =; Democratic, 4: Republican EeP-
resentafivex -: Democrai1c. ~, fro11,-
Republicans viii gain . fsw In House
and perhaps in the senate. The our
Congresxmen are elected with increased
majoritieA
us.~~s-v Euns Ahesa % Hls rseket
Ixurxrowx. Ne. sept u--Dinglcy,
Republican. Il re-eleceed 10 Congress IN
TIE second district b. nearly SOD pln-
rslify over Allen. Democrat. and AID
majority over an Z Repnblican gain 81
49, n.o - - <~.f.~ffw An f~<4<
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-21

: 0OvEnx0R-RLHcx BCRLUG1 - Maine
Was serenaded g Augusta o. , even
he q - 1oth. and mnde ; brief address
% kis f<5sndA vho affergaM called -
- resi1encs q Mr- Blaine, Who also 81
dressed them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-21

n fola1 nunb q q 6<efhs from ye1-
~ lovor . Jec1sonyfIIe. FIa- ~ % the
-. - reor1s1 - nn1 - cnsss kn1
bo1n 1opor1s1 ~ - 90 1afe. h -
jcrzEv - la1nl ensss uers unio1bteily d.
- l0<k - p1Ysic1nns 81 trained
nurss2 I1ese = se[l gEeatnssi e phy-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-21

In Denocrnfic wigwam = Nadison-
Wis. was formally opened = - skhL
CoIonel Villas, - 0rasor - ths evening.
90 suffering fron : severe co1d. but d.
1ivered - able address. ard u1s greeted
min great applause
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-21

Arn0coE the Unifed states have been
q treaty relations With Persia since 1S56
- anbassador q unpronouncabIs Cog
oomen mo 3 nov en r0u<e, Vii - -
Grsf Persian representative ever acczed-
I'D % on GovernmenE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-21

GxvEnAE rivers q Spain have over-
1oued th<ir benks md innn1afed - -
5ncent counfFy, easing great d~estrue<tou
q prorerty. Mnny persons hare been
droune1 an1 - panic-stricksn n
hahifi havs taken refugei o the mount
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-21

I'm embeulenent e Joseph Bred
a. nss1ssant cashjer - - Hartford
(Conn-) xaxi onaI Bank Who recen<I]
conmisfed s.ici1a- VII aggTeE1fe <I1e..
-. Instead % <zzooo. = - Grst reported
n es<Afs q Daniel 0ooduin Ioses -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-21

. IN B<afe convensioa " Rrpubliean
<1uhs uos Ae7d q Concord. - II, q -
ma y ~ voted - foFU : Gtn1s crguns
1xzlzon anxI1iary % - Hattona1 IGaEus
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-21

LxuIxrowx, Me- Sept n--Dingiey,
Republican. Il re -elecsed 10 Congress n
tie second district By nearly SOD plu.
rslify over Allen. Democrat. and S5s
majority over All. : Republican gain 2
abovt LON over his majority In -
DinxIey runs ahe.d % his ticket In mos
u fhs towns q tho district
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-21

% Lake. . few miles west of Michigan
CITY, the other evening TIE victim was
alone In his house e The time. abo1f dusk,
and Il appears that he wns sitting by -
be reading ~ the light q : lamp. and
had his pipe In his mouth He lad proba-
bly, been called or attracted By some noise
and went % the door. and while standing
In the door was shot In the abdomen ana
in the breast ~ p~isfoI-ball< and - fen
On the threshold where he was found
dead not more than four minutes after ths
reports q The pistol had been hoard Two
tranps Who were IN tAsn<irhborhood that
day are suspected, but q Last accounts
bad NOT been arrested
JANIS n CHAMBERLAIN. Z farmer q
Steele Township Daviess County, was
found hanging 70 : tree o. his farm ths
other evening He had been absent from
home for revenn1 hours. m-beaith
= he supposed csuss q Ms suicide.
A A. example q swift justice Ceorye
Willis urns ARRESTED n C7snf01 Township.
Lspcrte County, O ~ I'm. q twe.vs
O'Clock for stealing His trial TOOK place
In the circuit cours n balf past one o'clock,
and b ~as given three years In the p<ni-
r<nf.sry- A three O'Clock Ne wa> turned
over % - prison aushorisirs - lfichix.n
City.
THOMAS wAnxxn, foreman o. de IN.
dianapolis Xss>s prsss-room for many
yean. died : few dsys 40 from proxrss-
afve paralysis with which ~ kas been
sfai<<ed co. many ysarE Ne wss agsd
49, r--A-
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1888-01-18
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

The Legislature passed a resolution
prohibiting smoking during the SEES
sion OF the House, but voted down a
prohibitive resolution as to chewing.
Representative Duncan, of Hancock,
has offered bill before the Legislature
which gives the lsborers lien for their
work done upon railroads being built
In this State.
Fish Cook, OF Warren, has intro
duced resolution in the Legislature
providing that the Legislature consider
no bill asking for privileges that can
not be obtained by existing laws.
The Louisville members Of the Legis
lature seem to be the authors Of nearly
all the jobbery introduced into that
body. 1t may lie stated, however, that
they are but the figurebeads OF the
gang that sent them there.
The Senate passed The House bill last
Saturday providing for second vot,
by the people on the question of calling
u Convention to revise the Constitution
of Kentucky. Senator Clay, however
entered motion to reconsider the vote
by which the bill was passed, which
will delay Il temporarily.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1888-01-18
The Falls of Rough Survey
fOwensboro Messenger, Jan. IA.


The Falls of Rough surveyors have
reached point five miles east of Fords-
vile. aud are now within seven miles
of their destination. They have en-
countered some pretty rough country.
but the rOughneSs IL not of character
To render railroad building unusually
difficult or expensive. The people are
found to he thoroughly alive on the sub
jpct of railroads, and are disposed To be-
extremely liberal to any and every
prt ject holding out to them hopes OF the
establishment of communication with
the rest of the world. The past few
months have witnessed more activity
in the development of the natural re-
sources of the section than the three
quarters of "A century that il has been
settled. Coal, iron and lead ore have
been discovered in abundance, and the
interest in their Latural advantages II
only becoming fairly aroused.
We tru.t the good work will c0ntin-
ue. Fordsville certainly has bright
future, wien we come to consider that
this little village and surrounding
country is full to overflow Of minerals
of almost every description, aud that
she has good reason 10 believe that she
will he at the junction of two railroads
in the near future. Her wide-awake
business like people have much to con-
graduate themselves on.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1888-01-18
Prentice Pickings.

JANUARY l4.-Our little town il quiet
with the exception Of an unusual boom
ia milling and babies.
Mr.. Weaver Barnes was thrown from
his wagon yesterday while hauling
freight from Beaver Dam to this place
the wheels passing over his legs brui-iDg
him considerably, but not seriously.
There is "a protracted meeting in prog
ress at the Methodist church Of thi.
place. Rev. X. ID. Bennett conducting
the services.
tuck Progress from this place headed
"Politics 10 Religion" Its author says
he can see marked difference between
politics IN religion, and religion In poll
tics, but fails to show the difference
Now my experience is, they won't mix
You cannot serve two masters. he
shows it by reference to the dog. Now
my advice would be TO go home aud
kill the dog for fear he will bite some
of his neighbors, and If he has no dog, he
should beg one from his friend, take II
and knock its brains out against stone
and when he starts to church, let him
sing:
my dog IL dead said Nancy Ray,
My dog il dead, III go aud pray"
When he starts home let him sing the
chorus:
ale sang so sweetly every day.
He sings no more, but | can pray"
JOHN j. BRACKIN.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1888-01-18
InnK 0uT nnVS

Miss Clara Campbell, the Baby
Bunting" of the recent Arbuckle
breach of promise case in New York
that cost the old man a cool S45, 900,
has returned to her home at Ironton,
Ohio, arriving in time to be present
at the celebration of her fathers
eightieth birthday.
Bunting" may never drink any
more coffee, but she will most Ger
tainly use a good sum OF money. We
would suggest to Arbuckle. that it
mi hit prove beneficial for him not ia
put so much sweetness in his coffee
next time.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1888-01-18
ROSINE HEARD FROM.

In the murder OF G.. W. Harris, all parties
concerned were from Rosine. - Hartford
Herald.
On Christmas day Mr.. Harris was killed
about one-fOurth of a mile above Rosine
No parties concerned except the Burgess
brothers. No one in Roslne knew anything
of IL until II was done. There never was
man killed In Rosine by n citizen Of the
town. The people here think that the
Herald wanted to get of something on the
town and did not know how. - Kentucky
Progress. L.
We are at loss to know just what
the above means. If we have any
i'll will against this thriving little
business town, we have never found it
out. We only gave the facts as they
occurred, and we would ask Mr.. l..
il it was not at Rosine, where was it?
When we made mention of the fact, we
had no idea of doing the good citizens
of Rosine, of whom there are many,
any harm-far ne it from this. Now,
the fact is, the Burgess boys who did
the killing, live within the incor-
porate limits of your town, and Har-
ris only lived about $50 yards from
the line of incorporation. But how
can this effect the good citizens of
Rosine? They are not responsible for
the murder. We have always looked
upon Rosine as being composed of
energetic, thorough-soing business
men, with as much entegrity, honesty
and as good society as can be found
anywhere. But while this is true,
we will in the future as in the past,
give the news as it occurs, Mr.. l..
Notwithstanding. But before we
close, we will call the attention of
Mr.. l.. to our exact language, which
is as follows:
Fred, James and Ben Burgess, who are now
incarcerated in Jail for the shooting and
killing OF Geo. Harris, their brother-in-law
on the morning ofthe 25th, will have their
examining trial on next Monday 9th inst
We will give full particulars in our next Is.
sue All persons concerned, are OF Rosine.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1888-01-18
Adahburg Affairs.

JANUARY IA, 1888 Mr.. ] X. We.ter-
Il Id has leased farm near Cron well,
and together with his family moved
thereto.
Miss Docia Wade Is visiting Miss
Martha Ralph this week.
Intelligence" and Beauty" visited
friends in the country one day last
week.
Misses Ada and Sallie Weller, Misses
Alice and Della Henry were visiting
the Misses Hamilton Sunday.
Miss Capitola Midkiff visited her sis
ter in Daviess county, Mrs. E1och Ray
last week.
Mis-. Mary Kelley vi,lte her sister
in-law Mr.. Elizabeth Greer near Ma
gan this week.
Prof. A. q. Weller, who went West
In August has returned home.
Hon. Jesse Ambrose will hereafter
support "a heavy mustache. Famous
Elixir mustache grower is what did 1t.
GEORGIA FEsTUs.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1888-01-18
The Knot Tied Twice.

OwENsBoRO, Jan. 13.-Two young
lovers living near Whitesville, just
over the Ohio county line, lodged their
unwilling parents a short time ago
and eloped to Rockport, and were mar
ried. Their parents became reconciled
to the inevitable after the couple bad
returned home penitent aud prayerful,
but steadfastly refused to recognize the
RocEport marriage aud INSISTED on All
other ceremony al home The young
man came to Hartford and obtained
another license, and the couple were
married again by Esquire Haynes.
Their names are VIII Payne and Miss
Flora Johnson, the daughter of G. w.
Johnson.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1888-01-18
Let Others Do Likewise.
[OwensborO Inquirer. ]

Mr.. f. p. Neal, editor of that strug-
Cling Republican organ, the "keniu cky
Progress" published at Hartford, re-
quires one of his printers to sign an
agreement to work at certain wages
starvation rates-to charge nothing for
extra work OH press nights, to talk foi
the paper at all times and "to talk and
vote Republican" Mir. Meats brilliant
scheme for making Republican votes is
worthy of the late David a. Murphy
bimself. He tried the scheme on an
Greensboro boy, Fred Sample, but Fred
had imbibed Democratic doctrine for
several years in the Enquirer" office
and was not tn be seduced into talk.
irg" Republican he Is minor he
was determined that not even tn,
necessities of the Ohio county Rspub
licans should force him into casting al
"ilIegsl" vote for then. So FREQ
struck"