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lARTFOBD, OHIO G0U5TT, KENTUCKY,
l A . -'.irftyO.rtv' A
ujut niccoi ,
neatness and dispatch, It city price. We bare
full line or job types, and. solicit the patronage
of the business community.
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Itailroml JTliiiO-Table.
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The down train for Padueah loves Louis
ville, fli3y exceptSunday at 8:30 a.'. mihoVar
rives at
Horse Branch at - -
Roiine at
1:55 p. m.
2.-0S "
2.15 "
2:3(1 if ,
'2:'40
'tiH "
2:58 "
Elm Lick at
-I
Hamilton a at
McHenry'1 itf - -
Kockport&t
Arrivine at Padncah at
6:58
" ine op iram ior-Jvonisviiie imto raaucao
Sally except Eun-dayaWa.- m. and'arriVes'a,1
Rorfrnort U- '- .?" 8:45 . fi;
McHcnryVat' : " ' ' 9:58"'"'.
Hamilton" at-'
Be'tTor Dam at
Erm Wck'at -Rdslneat'
Hone Branch al
10:tJ
10:10
10:25
10:S5
10.45
Arriving at Louisville at 4:45 p. m.
Hartford Kconnectea itHVtlie Railroad "at"
BeWfIrim"Vrrc1tfie fwfcS.Vd.y. IV
Tbwe'-tfsfcis eWneerrffTJlKatthtpi'jrtr
Ceiefar;, 'with" TJweJrsbdrV 'at TOwensboro
J6hcfon,ano?wtthEransvllle, lTcnuersonarid
Xashville't KortonTllli. "
t-i , . WPFWnrtboki, BupYrlntendent. '
!WED5f ISD AT, "APRIL 8, ..187;
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jo 4XO. BARRETT Local. Editor..
k-em)tcraiij: Spoaltln.'1 :
bajjtipcal tOpUpn CqprnilUe of fhh
5yunt liattfrnrtafcthe folJowJng: appoint--menu,
for. public. speaking byHbo. G.eou
Wif-Ray; f Owetfsboro', ana -VaHa'ctf
G'ruefle: .-" f T-.i
Wwtford,:WedT." '-i-287'
BneITorn,' rbutsdavt,'-3, ? 29.il'
'yoWeefr'Chu'rJIr: tTiiKr", l"
jSpeaking. at. each, point willicommenco
prornptrr'M earlycariale!igbt5hg., "-
r reJ """" ' "U
: v -ail .":4T Jfci'I
.elf ypu -want 10 iear ,80nirtlnng. tjint
will doyonrscftil goodpgO'dhH'hearBaln
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Auciifiou, BrarccBam.,.
K Hartford cballdnges'you to a 'spelling
rnalili; OpriiJIi'Satu'rday nrgbf j ypu
hftVe'nerve''enogh. - '
"r We fiaye.recefijfwt a ,cppy oCtllebrJeTTof
Mesars.-Walker faiid Uulbanl,.aUomey
df.tlns pla'peitn'tnt'eiut'of :J. W llillef
ft ri vaiG. M. Bibb et, all, pending to the
"Lottery' Ticket Suit.'! Tlie . brief "is
brim-full.of logjpapd. -reason.
" '" ' 'JlOttrijrlj-.X'urt. t,
Quarterly. -CQart- 'closed-. lar,t -Monday,
evening, after a session of cevei days.
The docket' was1 a" large Vine;' nd a good
many 8uitsi(.were disposed of. Judge
Gregorv's doelcet'lias been'fnll eVer-rfince
lil hastieen lipon tbe bencli. "
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-TheOMiilinKiar. S
-'Tlje Guiilingiar, .edited by 4C-laI-entcd
and accomplished young lady; rMfes
L'aAydiVigtcjiVltf be. iaj bffor&'fhe
Hartford LoilgetrfGoodj iTeinplars'onrto
inorrow'night 4iAll 9wl. Templars are
inyitetl to be jiresent, and no doubly but a
ricjilreat jbijinsWf.urjtLpe w,boatttnd.
'.'flfeKV forgetAbaKlIonVGcoixe. fRiy,
Ol'OTrerisboro", speak "'at the'coiirt-
hpuee.lb-uigbt,,. -You-, .won't regret, going
to,heaTlim.,' - -si-
"The "folfowing'Aeris the only marriage
licenses issued for tilt-week ending April
24; 1875.' ' ,
James Jewell an'dIiss.Mahala Howard.
Amos M., Miller and Mies Harriet E.
HocW-' -T
A. J. Kinkode and Miss' Catherine J.
.Duke, t .-
'. rDr. H. Baldwin,. Dentist, of-Elizabcth
town, Kj.vJf as"beeflMn our town Teiently,
practicf-ie bj profe&eiqn. He, wilrejuni
on tbe'IUk of -Ma'
some
days.'
ork. .He
was en
ere, and,
so aiid t '
rk has
given. entire si
embe-Uie
10th of May,, andTOTr!ahi.
get 'your
molars dressed up right. ; .
If 7W
ar nnvinna in tparn linir in ti
j.yr -w
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come better men .and womehjo and lis
ten to Bain next, Friday night.
We have inodr;office'a!curiosity''found
in the Render Coal'Miffes and handed us
by Mrs. R. a M6seley Tt' seems like a
jaw-bone of something, thbugb' jfl't ijb;
.starjee looks a little like some kind of etone.
It-is flat on one side and oval on the otb'-
.er. and.the llat.Bide, is almost a emt-cirr
clain shape, and is set, full of teeth, va-
jyirig. in 6iie from Jbe head of a pin to
-that of a four-penny nail. The substance
'! jibanf one nch acrpss, the flat side, the
long iway, and about half an inch the
6therlsan'diaelir1f an inch thick.
Temperance MpeaUing .ToOilght.
It has been arranged between Messrs.
Ray andGruelfeiliat Ihe former is to oc-
'-enpy the entire time to-niglit, Mr. Grii-
elleagreeing tofm the remainder of the
ppoTnCmejU intie .cpun'ty. MrT Ray 'is
an earnest, entertaining" and logical
$pe3erLand makespne. of the. most.ex-.
-baustive arguments we have ever listened
tgHt always addresses the reason 'of
Jiwjjearera, and repiins .their undivided
ltpnV'on from first to last3 'We. can
promise our readers . rich intellectual
l'eatio-night, andurge- upon our citizens
to tiirn oaten luastt, to hear 'the distin-
Save yourself ior. .Friday 'night..' Bua
is coming,;? .,.7.
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f,RTidremfi
Remember, Jlaiu speaks at the court-
bouse Fridav night.
At the spelling rtQrfttPother,nig!lK-
!jlr. V. P. Morgan spelled Andrew Jaclc.;
son in this way: "&Jru Jackfon.'-Wliew!
We are aiuhorizedto.nrDceBfP,"
Berrymnn as candidatcToVpPolice Judge.
Election Saturday, July 3ll875;; .
The most foolish tbingjwe.Vpricnew,!
any one guilty of, was JollnJ.Brnitb 8 at-
temut to tan a uo a SKin
bark.
April 2d, 1875, nearCharlestori Mis
souri, to Mrs. Tillie E. Badger (formerly..
Miss Tillie E. Bonner, of this place,)
wife.of Boiling Badger, aeon 1 Arjpion.
We hope our little nephew will grow up
to be a useful, sensible man and ultiniate-J
Iy reach "a prinfinnlT1 pcasitloru
prominent p5Bil
world like bin uncles, ,vjs: .Local and
"devil" for a.country newspaper. , , .',
Speaking FriInj-XiRlit.
Dont forget that George W. Bain, the
Gougli of Kentucky, will address the pub
ic at the courthouse next Friday night.
He is too well known to our people as a
peaker to require more .than" an an-.
nouncement that lie will :b'c here.
Passengers going east on the L., P &
W. R. R., would do well to remember
that the train stops, for din
aner at Biir
Clifty. Ample timfi'a" gitf in '
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IV C1MUV A
good meal, and mine boat, Sam Goodman,
will give.you a dinner equal in every re
spect to any dinner you ever got at a first
class hotel, and will only charge you fif
ty cents for it. Don't take our word lor
thistnlrMopand SeejhDwrtM's-TOUrself.
ICenl Estate Transfer.
Real estate transfers lodged for record
during the waek ending April 24th 1875.
Thoa. B. Midkiff to Stephen A. Midkiff,
one-fifth ol Ins acres ol land on Woll
Pen Run, S2001Kwjl
W. R. Griffith's exr6 to James Metcalf,
147 acres of land on Rough Creek,
SfiOO 0ft.
W. E. Forty the to A K. Leach, 2 lots in
Cromwell, $700 00.
W. Taylor and others to Mrs. Martha
Hope, tract of land in district No 2
Moses Chapman ,by,i Slier iff , Smith,
to
Henry D. McIIenry, $315 13.
Another Old Citizen Gone.
Mr. Brooks Austin was born in the
Stale of Maryland, on the 27th day of
January, 1791, and was married to Miss
Rachel. Benton. -in f,18l5, moved. to-tjiia
State in 1817, and settled near Hartford,
here he raised a large family of chil
dren, some of whom are citizens of our
county now. His good wife died a short
time back, and on the 21st instant Uncle
Brooks' spirit toolkits -departure for an
other world. He was an industrious,
hard-working man, and made a good citi
zen, lie was one ot tne oldest men in
the county.
Almost 1111 Kncapp From Jail.
Yesterday Jailer E. L.sWfse placed'tbe
prisoner Stratton in thedebto'r's room, as
he had behaved well of late, and while
Mr. Wise was down town, Stratton broke
through the door into the hall, and was
about getting through the trap door over
the stairway, when Mrs. Wise discov
ered him.nnd gathered a pistol and ordered
him baijkr she would give him the
contents. She stood guard and kept him
in'nnfii'a little negro girl ran down town
and gave the alarm. A great many vo
ters last summer supported Lum, because
they could not vote for his wife, and that
was. the nearest they could coineto it, I and
it seems thtv diu not over-estimate her
wortlr,- for she has proven herself a game,
plucky little woman.
Wallact'Graclle-epoke-at' Beaver-Dam
last night, Mr. Bay being too unwell to
roakcaSetepech. 'I -. vl. 1
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The Kcufrow Scandal.
If appears 'that our correspondent' at
- -i ..... . . f'-.V.
pnng luck uas -got into jioi na(er in
consequence of a sub-heading vfe injected
into his letter of last week. Ho used no
names. We supplied the name ourself.
and we did it for the reason that the, oc
enrrence va already of wide notoriety.
tjie, names of the parties having been pub
Jishcd in the Lei tch field Herald several
;weeks ago, coupled .with the information
W- t r'riL.'.- .1. '
fcuav uxi. u. j. xvtsAuuw, lue wronged
husband, had melted Leitchfield for the
'purpose of-taking the preliminary steps
iu uiiuiw iiuuj ma errniK wue. me
details of tha affair .were also published,
names and aIin the' LouisvJHe Lddger
Everybody in Ohio and Graysbn counties
know-' who the parties were, and nothing
.was. to be gained by concealment. No re
deetion of a dishonorable nature can be
auacnea to uic untortunate husband; but,
.on tbe contrary, he deserves and receives
the sympathy of every right-thinking
man and woman. The' use of1 his name
-waaour own act. It was hot used in'a
banner' disrespectful ,to him. And any
other JtsxrnoH has do right. to: complain
It is simply none 'of liiff bpsinessl He is
not concerned. Xone of the onus of the
bad woman' 8 conduct can attach to any
One but "herself, and we consider, that her
:nusband is a lucky man in getting rid -of
her. And if any one'has a right to cbrri-;
plain in the premises, he is the roan, and
hot an outsider. Those who have taken
our correspondent to task fiave simply
been guilty of gratuitous and meddlesome
impertinence. It may a wdll.bfcunder
stood first as last that -we edit our paper
Ignd ot in our" own way; that we make
wnaievcr cuaogesrwe deem necessarywi
our news correspondence, and that in pp
casedo.ite delegate the resMiisibilityffor
IeA"'m COBje. right to headquarters wjth
hiscomplaint, and if; hehasbeen,'wronged
we willmake allpeceslary reparation.
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ng made in the
A strong fight is bei
Uyyeftoyn diJriconjthe local option
question, wliich itiff be submitted to the
vitefiJic.'W Saturday. Public speakings
arc .nnunuiiced at different points in the
dilirictiip to Friday night. The friends
or tbe meets
-4..
tc sanguine of success,
ts are workinc silentlv.
batlike -wpveis. Too much confidence
in 'vfctbry-Orten? secures onlv defeat, and
.wewpjildiirg ujwnmr option friends the
.necessity of .unceasing work up to the
minute the polls'are closed. They have
a pow,eriui-nnu unscrupulous enemy to
renndwith"?iaaaiintiring energy and
sleepless vigilance are the only weapons
ujKmF&hich we can put our dependence
Rockport l'oliec Court. , ,
EvanWilliams Sued Green B. Robert
son for a one-eyed sheep, before the "Big
JodgVy a.RckpofJOTIfelslfeep died
pending the suit, and it was in proof that.
such sheep were, ,wbr,th' at least fifty cents
a-doten. The animal's-existence 1 s
proven, up as far bacjc.a. nine years, jat
whicu tune he was fAien an old member
of the Sacrc .Brotherhodf? Rams.
Verdict for the" defendant. " Uost, fifteen
dollars'. "iThisfia the way; toiarofnp,
when money is' plentiful, like it is now,
Howlo"n'g!'oh Lord!, how- long'will
people agt.tiljj2ytf'Grauge'r4' ougtil,
to get hold of these men, and teach them
to settle theiQif!IeCaQiIr&"nthoiit going
to'law.' "WijlFams donated 'some bfliiS
hard' .earnings, 1 tv. Rockr and Roberisqn
contributed a little YOr the- supporti of the
farailica.oCLHubbard and..Tp"wnsid
" " The Spelling School.- is
Tie spelling mania, whichf'Kfts af'last
reaohed U31,,culininatedi.jn; a.f;rQd spel
ling matchoA las't Friday 'evVhinV. 'The
exercises .opened, aa usual,, with. all .man
ner Of resolutidns1 and it seemed for
a wliileas if the meeting was a resolving
school instead of rs spelling school, but
the cliamnan.vi rof. Uaynes, at length
brought orderou.j,of chaos byappoi.nting
Misses a'Addington and Nettie'Miller
as captains of 'the rrespective sides,
Messrs.' McIrenry,""'Hjll,tand. otbera, en
listing under the waving plamd of Miss
Miller, wbile
O O 1 .
er, whileMesir. Rpve Smith, Miss
iston, an'dotllers, rallied to lie neti
tinted banner of'MisS Adilington.
Houston
tral tinted
Mr. Fogle'-fcn'owing thh't he could
write' better flian hecould spejl", ' cdn'terit-
cil himsell with being, Secretary,; while
Mr: irorgan'and Dr. GVifRh took" charge,
oftha PictiQuanca. . ei3 .; .
Ir.' Tom. Taylor fell easily in the fight
under the fire of ."samphire.'' Our friend
Henry WilDaJiiCfailed Wreajli the final
letter in "column,"-and at last fell out alto
gether attempting to, play tjie boastful
characl6r of7 ''Bragga'dddS" lr? Spencer's
Faery ,'Queen. Henry went to apelling
seh'o-ol 'at Louisville and drinks "ayder'-'-'Inf
stead ot cider. ais3,iiatcuardwick only
adjled, to.theJoveli n ess ,o.f- her brjgh t eves
by furnishing an 1 to "prepare. That ar
ticle of dress called a'"pannier" not bavin
rcafcheH Hartford, Misa'Gerty- Houst6nf'tif
course lauea 10 lueniuy 11 wun iue ureau-
basket oftlIe.Spanisli'muIcteer.W Not be
ing lawyers, McIIenry andHubbard went
out of eonrt'on- 'a demurrer to the word
"reaclssuJu," Mis'a Mahan niet with the.
same misfort()ne, but.it ,w,aa dispqvered in
time,to save her .that therjspelling book
was wrong, when the'-lawyers applied 'fqr
a new trial, ami insisted that then: vere
four ss in the word. Hill's behavior was
noti'apropos" to tliecccasion,tbongh:he is
a good speller. XeJ Pendleton was green
about 'Jgangrene.y- Hsa-Gentry looked
rather like (he cotor Jo. ge'tiingtoo 311 ury
perpendicular letters-'imfvef mjliorl.'' The
Th? School' Comi6aipner!8 "jJayiipn"',re'
sujted in his putting, up more poles .thai
the. caqfasTwouJd. stand. l;Mis8 Addingtpn
at last yielded to -"modellion," and Miss
Millcrj'wlfose'si'de' was victorious; gave
up on "cartoueb. The audience was con
vulied-with m'errime"nt wh6ri the'SlierifT
tried to 'spell' matrimony "m-a-t, with a
mat. tTr-y.AviihA try, -.with: a mat-try ''
"Tom" eajd hojvouldj.aiul when last
heard from was dead in earnest, going
down stairs sayiiig, "-T-r-y with a try,"
Thpntet&uiraent vas; aeucCeeS) ajid
will be repeated next baturday evening.
when everybody is invjted, Free tp all,
1 FROM BUFORD. ' - 1
E. Bufoe'd. Kv., April 27L 1875.
Time produces changes, as wcr all can
verify." In my last, I sppke of the brilliant
and abundant prospect for'.a fine fruit
crop, but the protracted cold weather in
fringing upon.the. munificent benefits of
spring, has brought about quite a differ
ent state of things in that particular, and
anticipated enjoyments fpr the coming
summer in "fruitfeasts" have been almost
entirely blighted, as the peach and early
apples are about all killed, only a moity
having escaped the effects for this sea
son of the severe freeze; notwithstanding
the maxim that fruit is never injuredlin
the, "light of the moon;" especially ifi
blooms at that phase of that luminary.
But I suppose tliat those, vjlipsbelieve in
her influence upon the, productions of na
ture will bring in the pl'eav that there are
exceptions to.all, general rules.
THE TOBACCO V'-ANTS, j.
too, have been considerably injured more
so in those beds that were not sown7 in
the woods tliopgh, the farmers think that
if tbe plants are nol otherwise affected
there :will be7 a sufficiency for A tobacco
crop.. Aoi many of tbeiaare of the opin
ion" that if there should only be a'hal f crop
raisea, inai 111 ere vpuiarDe more benexit
reaped from it than from a fuHcrori.
"Still they'all "are,6triving'Vo do' as muqi
.as. possibly-to. produce a.Vbig,crop,J! and
,ruany, tp ther n.eglect.of cereals, .which is
vrtainly a grtat' mistake, for tlie banefiil
euecu 01 suca mining is-greatly percepi
I.ooal Option
fc-t''r2!'?l1.ou' 'V3 anJ'
bac'do-growing'BectibnS. !
man v. other to-
t-zrowinzaections. buch as Ifonov
.,1 hh'.'j f.Tii
cnsliid lands; badly unproved, farms, and
wjiere he toajccorop fairsini"anvrfi'Ii,i.
liesre left in. .straitened .cirqnnistances,
that bejng' their chief . liependanco ,or,
clothing" and .food. A reform io.tbqt.kind
of fanning seems torne-greatlyadvisable
Masfbd.
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. BEAVER DAM ITEMS. ' '
Bearer Dam, Kr.J Aprj 2. .,
Business has not been as gobd-jfofctlie
pas('few days aswe trould -liEe, butustill
we'artconteuti. : 1 I"'.--:
" STAVES AND tAS-BARKl !q A
Messrs. Barnes it Taylbr"'hifi'p1cd sev
eral car-loads1 of tirst-cias's'slaves' )ast
week, and have many yet o folSow.r
Messrs. Samdelstfe Barber.haA-e a.lar'gej
number of men employed insetting out
bark, which wnKb'eready'Tgflshipmentin
a short time.
m$.r., 0,, M. Barber-returned a.pdays
eince, heha.vjrjg been , i-qst'icatfng ",iu tlie
Nelson county hjlls for several, weeks;
He 1 is looking much-better than yhen he
left
i
nOOrWORKjOF THE OEANOERS,
It is surprising to see ,tlfi good; effect
the GrarserS have had upon -our Ipalers.
Theyihiveiallnrenited large tracts at land;
nnd are how'turning the sbil preparatbry
toplantrnga-largelcrdp'orcorn? t"
' -H.U--, .'i'.J ;.XZ, ...
" Wff wefe"gld.to,see' sucli an interest--
,ing account ol our lost merchanrd trip to
the west. I wondervhy he didn't, fell us
how thecrM yjere looking abput'aney
vjlle. ;Jt seems tme tiiat if i hai npn,;
8umed.orty-fA boure;in niakiDg inqujJ
riea, I jcould iliave giyenVft very glowing
descriplibn;.',.;l;rnay be, however, he forf:
got about such thmgn, and devoted Khia
tinleltttUer matters) as' he' is naturally
ftmrelfu!'' I." t ' . i .
Whrlri'6ut tTrivifig wit the charming
o . ,
Miss T.j bfllai-tford, Sunday afternopn",'
iiBjiijrccu ,u.i8 coprseiiowaus juis piae
wiiicii lie reacpeti about fiune?,- Called a
boy Jo.aUeuJ his, horse, and was ayout
assisting the young lady fromilhelbugjjy'j.
wnerT she remarRed'To 'hlhl that she're-
sldyd'Iln"Ha'Mrord: 1 This callinif Tl?m W
his senses, h riuickly' took his feeat-ahd"
i A';'" ' " i! A l-
tarted.at. lightning speed for the-.uonie
.f L.-. ft.! r: l 'tt t. . Y ' I , "
uiuis.iuij jipuuj .ic any a uc uyu kuuw
1 - t - 1.; ' i-.ii.L -j
wiibi .was uoitieringiniuii'.wueuier. ii.'jTa?
rcrriiniscerices"'of ' by-gone Idays, or- the1
tbougb."t5r6f a blissfdPfuture'; ''
' V WrSr Mitt .'nlT-il
nnttr, mi
and tbe.ladies 'and gentlemen (leeni'tq be
l-fll.tM J1.-..T' i.',l.ul'--.l .
pejjeciiyuappy engageu in uje innocent
amujienientjj .... ;
, AJtUTUJtK -K&1UKUAU AUUlUUlT.
Only tone accident on the,railroadj li8t
week that I.knotv of. Six freieht.icars
ife're thrown 'from-tbe track at Carroll1
switch; some damage to cars; no perBon-J
al injury. . Juno.
1' . .
; froM:caneyviLle. - "
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AS EXCITlKGTiLCCrroS.' If Ji
CASEYVifXE, Kv., April 27.
A great" deal of fear and anxie'ty'iroe-
ing entertained tX,tue advocates 01 wiits
ky in this community, as it js highly prob
able that Local Option will, cany here a(
the May .election.. The most .prominent
citizen' of 1 the Jtown -and vicinity have
awakened(at lasltoasense of duty, and,
fully convinced of the evil and, degrada
iorij caused , by lie deadly and seductive
influence of tbe vile monster, intemper
ance, are working with a vim to banisG
Ffrbmb"mids!?Z3Ne verxTore -rra?
such excitement known at this place over
a May election:
-.r i.eiv.
'Th
ere are eig
aspir-
ants f0r7Jjulice.pf.the Peace, and. seven
for Gonstaendiall'&e'e'iiJj'o-be Sanguine
of success.
A FREIGllf TRAIN WltECKED,
Seven cars of tbe East-bound, reiglu
train were wrecked, half a, cmila . wes(nof
Spring Lick- -on, Thursday .-last. They
were loaded with tan-bark, lumber, Ac.
A:great deal of 'damage' was (lonejjjjutjio
person hurt.
OOOD TKMri..R8 COXVESTION.
The Grays5h"CoufUy " fiooil 1 Templars
Convention 'rncet at this plade on Satur
day, May 8, oHf-which occasion Geo. W.
Bain, ithe great -Temperance-Oratori -will
deliver a publii lecture, and"lliss Jennie
Tilford w;Il read a .Welcome Address.- A
good time is anticipated, and we hope'that
every lodge in the. county will be fully
represented. . '
DEATH Or'MES. 8ALLIE JL. OttAT,
Th'e'logg expecfeil death of Mrs, Sallie
Ann Gray occurred at her reaidence near
this'place on" the morning of the ICth ins
She had suffered for many montha-with
consumption, buV,no)vJier;pajps are end
ed. Weep not,1 dearfnends'bufcomfort
yourselves wiU tl(c, belief .that your loss
ia iicr cierii)ti gain.
EFrECTS OP THE' COLD SN'AP,
The recent , cold spell, killed all, the
peaches of this community, and It is the
opinion jof many that the young tobacco
plants'that were frozen will riot' -appear
any more.' and eeyeraj.pf our farmers are
sowing new tobacco beds.
FALSE FRONTED
YOUTHS.
. The.last lew days, w.e aresorry toaayi
have proven to be a great disadvantage
and drawback to certain"-'y6dng"'men of
this place, who wear false shirt fronts
and colored shirts, .but they: must.. 'tkeep
their coats on or reveal their hypocrisy
TIIU.LOST MET.CUAXT OF BBAVER.DAM.
We notice in the two last issues -of the,
Herald that a widower;, rnej-chant o
Beaver Dam has been the subject of some
little gosslp.l-FQiirTUii limitsdoaToiina.
tion that we have had the good luck to
Vccur.ccon'cernlpg'hlm.'to easy tp
get lost wliile roaming' about..: And w.e,
'do'notldeeifc to expose liis Wace'&f'retreat
. xr. n' ; , atii ... L t, - 1"
where he gets (eo called) loit, but he can
- invariably bc-seen at, this place ,very few
:W A .Altstrl Jiiti.-,iyH . ,
lis ar,iOw He. id se Vef al years our.senlor,
nevertheless wi .w.ould advise-him.fbr the.
6afetyi of Htsr huh Ito stay at honie,!as
setjrab of'(thef boys of tliis'place'have
sworn vengeance Drt'.hirrr'-H' tl'ey' discdver
him in-this place nnVinore. J.T.Tf.
' 1 1 m ' v. r
Messrs. Kay and Gruelle:addressed a
packed- hoiietr nt Harniltoii'Monday riiplit.
''riuicr antt Sore Kye Carci.
1. . - .
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Tbose afflictcil with Sore Etci or Canc:r would
J i kXHJiX'.Ai -rJ' 1
Toilit's'.lAjmt,, . jTy who Jjm; been; ifljj suc
ccjgfultn tho lrentmeht of 'Inesff db'eakeii He
0 n cure ny 'cancer-on lh'8orfce.r Uken in
in-time, lie treati upon tiejBtfraof "riocure
no pay.' uivo Dim a trial. . ... not 7. tin.
, , JI lI.LJ X Elt Y
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" jVTantu amaldng !
t' - i - i i 1 ) f. -. . f
.Mrs. TTavntf and Min Timlin SnlUnt-r
wonld respeetfuily annetinee to "tho'.tadirs of,
Hartford and Ohio tfunnlr. itht ihrv Jiitb
jut opened a. , . ", r , , ,
MII.I.I.EKV AM) PHEKSMAKlNtJ
establishment on' the east-side of the court-
house in Mrs. Wallace's bid stand, and solicit
a f hare of their custom. Bonnets arid' Hats'
made,, trimmed, and .repaired. Trimmings of
all kinds, always on hand. The latest fashions,
the beWltenalj, sad ttie lowest pries.
. : 'Oehirs4 Xccktlco and Collar.
and a full line of notions. VVe nitl'not permit
nriseWe to bcnndersold. -.Call and examine
stock and prices., . nol 5 tf
fevGo-odsI'BwGoodsj
TOR
Afr '-I-y. 1TY!.'T '
I. ROSENBERG & BR0.'
.ll
!M!ammotll
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nSPRP p.
2Li' .
Qferjn .departrncot'io! our stock i fail and our;
, prlces.nrejlawa.ta.tbe
?fr-la !MiL .::
Hio7-ost;3arc$ctt X .
tt .1.1 ... a Uy:iL.'- is-ili
.Ve,arq confident that no other honiartrjU da
a well by'joii as ours. Te' jrespe'ctfiiflj'ii-.
C.OODS' AiOJ.JPKlCES
bcforeimntirli1 jxrar snrln''n'npflilseii; belJev'J
ing that it' will pay .7 ou: to do soif tirnoli tf:
iffl mon ! ;
it
HAp.Tf,0Hp,K,V,
li j a -nU I .11
Ft'rfe ToiletiMoaprj'Ban'ey itair'and Tooth
, isrusn ea.i'L-rlumery had baney Xoilet
Articles. Trusses and Shoulder
, . . ' Braces.' '
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it- . .' j Ginrdem'-Soed. ,
ihi t .1 iiif i i:i tr '11 ttii F
Prucyineaad Liquors j9r,medicM purpcises,.
1 PaipUf bi&, yarnUhu,l?yt' Staffs,
Cotter-paper ,' Tens,'Inti, Envefope'si t5fass!
Patty, Carbon1 oil; Iiiinpsnnd-OUlinneys.'
Fbysiclans "prtscriptiuns accurately com-
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. .JcVCOIiUNS..;!, ,..
111,1 WAL''W'"1 ' J ' ''
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GROCERIES', GOFEGTIONERIES,
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Donghtat';51
i
;Tht JUtftal Market. Price.
.. Remember the plaijewest aidejpubli'c.sqnarp
opposite the coUrt houie, Hartford; Ky. 1 1
nbVly.' - ' i ' i-l f . .
, RiFf'STROTIIEK,.
A TfT 0 Ji 2tE Y Af.L A W.
" HARTrORTr', kENKt: '
.'Will iiractie in alV the courU of Ohio counts
and the circuit .courts of adjoinufg counties.
OFFICE up .stairs over Y.. -liew-old
stand. 1 nO tf,"
JOHN O'tfLAUEKTy,
HA.T TOIt NiE-Y A T L,AW.l
; CoSecl'oiii Inmiltkiided to ,
OBlce on .Market' street,. .over Jdariiy's tin
shop. .. ,r ,.: 1 ! . ;jani0 1y
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iAs! A. THOMAS, ' ' OF.O. A. PLATT.
1 : '! y 1. . .1
HERTFORD, KYV
Healers in staple and fancy '
DR'Y GOdBS.,
ITotionsV Wu'cy. Goods, ClothingBooU aid
Sho'es'nafs'and Cans." A laTge' asier'tmen't of
mete goods Ktpt eonsMUiiy cn.uaau, aiau itjii
pa SbiO.nl. tho.yery icrwcsi cj n-price,
LL
; ' 1 HOE SMiE.
-A covcrnment land narrant.for services rcn.
defed Iu ttie'wai? 6l 1812,,f6r'IG(r;i'cres of laid,
rREASONABtE PRICE
Far furtber infiirmatidn annlv to J. M
ItogersillleaVer "D4Hr; KVJ; br;J ohn'P.' Baf ret t
1 r .. . r 1 1 - - ' . ' . '
IT; HIEDWIPK,,, 1jV fj ' A. T,SALt.
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II.iRDHICIC it'XAtl,
- .: i'' a ,u .nmrt vi
; ;,. nfuiTas,vi j T:
DKV U0(b, GltOfjESlES. HATS, CAPS
- BOOTS,' "SHOES, ' HARDWARE,
r .1.11 QUBBK3W.4RBi Ac;.- 1
. . .,'t ,'i ;L .1 .. ) -?
jyjiicb ho wijl .aelljlow f9r.cash, or, exchange
or c'ouutry'producej iiapinr theTiighest uiarltet
Erice .' A' ' ' -ti' ?ll"t nol ly
GOLD: JJ?3)rSILyEgr WATCHES
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U.S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES.
-1
Mayl, lS73?1o April 30,MS7e-
OO--
Tbe'lleTiied SUtales 'of.the.'United St4ta
Sections 3.232,3137,32a3;and 3235, require ev
ery nerson enzaeea in sdt oasiness. avoeauan
o'r-enrploymeot wSlch reri8rs':him irtbl to
SPEQCAiiiTAXf te irftcre.hHU place
ijoiiwptcuoHslv r , hlM establlMh
moiit or place or baslHcss a STAMP
denoting tbe payment of said BPECIAITAX
tor tna.-epciai Aas.aearvDegyinipgij.uay, 1,
1875, betrre e&mmencuiz orxonUnuiDgbujin ess
vtaiensot tblvr.abovqnotedMi-e thef
S200 btt
r 25lfJfJ
mm
neciuiera....
Beal era, 'wh'olesarel ffjuor,'. .. .
Dealers in malt Xilnbrsj whole?
sale ...MMM.v.. ...
Dealarain-ialt linnbrs.- re'taili.
50OQ
20 OQ
Driers io leatobaccoA.....-..
Retail dealers lnleaf'tobacco.;
.25 00
.SOqf
. Ana on eaies 01 oTpr,cii,uvv
'flffv ce'nis fbf ever
.1
'eices's bt$l';000r 1 ' '' ' "
Best irdlri mantt fact'a:ODaccd'
S OA
ifannftictdrers of stills..
;..vil.
50 DO
iAo'd.'for.'e4cb still manuact'd.
,20-01
.-jad-fpi eaghj wprni manufac;,
.,tured f .m.m.h.. ,
Man'ulaclurer8"oT tobacco.
lUnufaclureVs 'orciar3.i.'.'.j.;. V
PicJdlers'bf tobacco, "rlff1 class,'''
(rhoftrihanliorserf 0T'bthelrf-
animals)
Prddlersof tobacco,8e,eond clas v
(2 rees.oi other animal)-. ,
Peddfers-of tobqecoj third class,
' Xl Wse or other antmallj.,..
2d'6fj
1 '!!
500
"! 1
' lioo
Peddleri'dffob'a'ecd.Mth'Classfon
foot or bublic convevancej... 10" 00
Brtwersnol lesatlarfSOO barrels ' 50 00
-Bretveraof oMbarrels.tw.-Diorii iOO QO
jl'Any person', so. lUbl,"wlIo sbalt fslt to. aora
pjy tfith the fgejoing reqairments UI kejmbf
jeet to severe penalties " ... '
Ters6ns1'or lljms Irible'Vo pay,f tSj 'of 'the
Special Tales, named 'a'toTti must apply to- Tf".
T, Kla.tputy-Colleotor of Internal Reve
nne at Hartford, and; nay for and procurtilbe
Special Tax Stamp or'StkionJ they need,' prior
to.May l,187S, andT' WITHOUT FURTHER
NOTICP.7 J..1V. PpUGtASSi.. ,
, .Commissioner 9f Internal Rerenuef -OrncB.or'IsiERSAL
Rirvtstrr,
WiSHihOTbS, D. C, February ll1875.
.T'f l
?1 i'3B.fS3IAtI. - -
.v' ;HisjriTF0Bb,kt;'i::,'
Ua Just received -a. 1 large -and. HreiE; (elected
-'- . -tii of ' n .-':
ll't ... vM;i- -1 J- !
a, !. .-i .i t'r. .iri'l'l-
1.ADIE-V JOItpiS iOODS,,' . ,
s ' ,IMensvan'diboyi !' ' "' ''
BOOTSr&r SHOES,
of iti graJcSjamai'ies t
. ,j -SpeciU, bargains In- .
j 'a
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1 .EDGINGS, JXSERTINGSj &C
A choice.lot offUltibons at a big discount.
Z With-many thanks for past patronage, I
hope, by fait dealing, to merit a, continuance of
tbe same. ' ., --J . SMALL.
. OREO. RIVER f
;1:W0Q?T- MHXS:1
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4 j james caje; s
Manufacturer of every description of 'Woolen
Goods. " a
My tnillhas beeor enlarged and ;impraved
making the capacity- three times, greater than
last seasonj. We als'oj have a full set of'
Clrfte Dissing,,lr1achine.ry
r - (
and" are jnanafactaring a inperior arflclo of
JEA'XS, WnseV; .
TCMD; twilled
ARD lIAIN-FLAKNELr
. blankets; f
. BA'LJIOKAl. SKIflTS.
: - CASSIUERES.. TWEEDS,
4 Stopping Yarn, &c.
We -have large and superior Wool Carding
Ma'ehinerv. arid warrant all onr work.
"''Goods' manufactured by ftta yard or fn et
cbanre for-wool.t f ' .
iligneat jnaireLprice.pajain eosn lorwooiy
, ...,.,.... . .
are Elicited lof correspond' .'fti'tn-rac. I wflf
mike-rpeei tl ctntr'aU witbyounj mke It to
'lWiwt(rMao-d:o-soy-? . . .
x, . -. JAMEf CA TB.
nol6-3n Rnnwey, Mcir'jn Co., TTy .
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-ient Silver iluntinx Xrx irirUn2I.e.T'
WtclieSI5. (l-nl'Pilw tlnn,ti S-e--wind-lag
I.erer-waschesVfMi Lae' Gold UonUn
'KeT-winiling l.err Wa(enm(iu. I.u
Gold Hunting Steu-wimlhijr, Lew iicbel,
$70. jUenfa' -ftild Hontitig-Stf m-wtmlin,;
LeyefT Wattlie, ff-nts CoWnonllng
Stem-ielndinzlieterWleSe $70.-'
ritteMfJigalnirr'ffiUhefi.arojCaiaH t
our risk on reertit f fn-iee n l filfr eenU lor
i.i..f.ti.!ii.ri. ,
An.ileliver; of wntaif, sabjtet loVimii'pTj
'and annrmalt if.jle-ireAl, befora'.Tjarinir.
All
oor,witehes are warrcntej either st lid xol Lor
solfj Mirer5:- tii' i'of mfetr ftr rxirV fBoe' m -
ey ordiir rejSlere1 letter or-by ( jprwa.ilt'T
btfrcaUo a verj ftne aortineiil of mA d jfll
anil tflter rfi.ln-, vfiTrtf C are offerihjr at
ertrallv ltr-prjce Weak eseW4l l(tif'r..if
ts uirr Afteeii ikrllsr stlrcri watches. HlreXiUj'
tbem rtiscri ir tojtaj tch at like price oter
sold in this country. ' "-"
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It joo warrf a jOel-Trlr'& t IU1
Price send for oar net t HusiratiJ. r ree Listt
of liol Jilil EiltrWaltkr whUU. shuwi iw,
and prje.r? of aoau Sfiy diifcrect rtjMH fe
Send ir free fo any iddrtjj-. ' iA - '
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JIiLV iIin-,itbtjrttn4,' fth-LonWviHejKyj;
, Auditor PnbIM AeHtl. .
Favefte.BtwHtr sf Hardin ecu n It, is a ,eaa
didate for the offic of AoJitor of Public Ai-
rounta at thi'Aagn'st' efeeffon,. "fOTj;- -Snejeet'"
to the'efiir' of-tbe TDeajocratic Xl&tiVnthjBi
caHed'forMay lTt r. ..) .i. .
JitB-forlleJt:
U, P. UlQUBf Ol CBCI OT fOUDlJ IS CMI
itrforeSlsiefcribe.Lttnd Ot&f) Subject1
to lli aoliaa! i tae i;enioarui:ranyj
ESTRAVl NBTICf m:
, Ta&eonpa's a stray "fcy francfi Cu'lnoii'T
fng off the fda'd from'Harlfqrd "to" IriVermors
about Bluilesrrom Hitf6rd,iilO"nioeotnity,
p Iho 17th, jn jL, oneateer call, about ; year
oldtcolor red with, a' wbitaspot in, (he Uce,
biter,'on' the lefU side' 'and belfy send Tight
tttii, abcmt:iixiaetiMcf tie: lower-eMd:of ta4
taitrb'iej Marloo wi(tk en sgUiK tho.Ita
ear and two splits ,ia the right ear. Valued
byraeatrW- .
Afco aaei fistfer takaboaC Aa tSB9Ati s4
andtWhite spots oji both, sides and white belly,
an,d the'toWpirt of the? tall 'whitif.-'raloea
by .me' at W 00. (JiTeW.lindrruaiyi land "this
ltbdy ef February, 187JV ,.'. .. .
: - j. BE,NfiWT05Vj p!0.C
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n, 1 fi r s rp-'-u
3vc
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Re w; Giiftodl
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l:" ' ' irART?oi,Ty -? ' 1
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Takes ptea0e't)r'nWMetnjf terthe eititens
'M of HaWo'f Jte'JOiio Wi(he
ThE LATElsV-lOWLtlES
- 121 . .Bill. I
dry goods;
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GaUf and Boja!Qolbbg(
BOOTS k SHOES,
Hardware.Qu&eniwarti
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:i -ri . . rY.Ti). ot -'..-.ii nlj
PASCV.ifBOCERIEawn
"di T" . .4.- oifj -nf mgj
Tt-.m-m .. Xiao deileV fit Xhj.'V.j
lJwraswHJ-t.UirfoT.esuli, or.exchaage
fox all .kinds of country proJace. ,,ily,motu
is "Qniek.saksa'Vmall jiiouti, ' ' nol Iy
B. 'P. B BRK Y.UA7I," - i- '
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' Coats, Pants -and VU--tniaJe-atid rt-
paired ia the best style atthalowest priti
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JOHN Pi TRACY t HSr-
.i.tj'-K f),E R T A,K-kBsS!.:
HARJFfttiK ' U
.SfanTfactarefs atf'd desfeTS lit all'lfai of
wood etf coSakairoia the Snisrose wood easke t
toAheehfa'psstpaoner.Bji.iiti i'
. All kinds of eoffin trimmings .eonstantly ,ea
hand and" for lTe.
- Kcep-ii 2a. heiras always ready tc attend
fautrali. ' ' -
constantly on hand or made to order. Partic
ular attention. giten.tQ plow Stocking
New Stire ut :RwkpertrKyi
jlEVDEI, Oc KXllSt
ef 'Cromwell,haTe opened a new rtr at Kock
port, U-wbieh they projwftto teen a:.fall.a-'lortfflenl'er-Dry'atfoas.'Qrecerte's;
Hats smd
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Qtfeenl
Vare; Jfotuins, Faady Goojd.snd in t$,Hnj
tbjn'g .wsoallj kogt is .a geaeraIstoe.,-Tbey
baveooitght thia stock fit goods veryfoW for
eaih'inKl wit! sell'the-same waf. '
... jbOLTRY, JllOBUCE ... A.
oifaU kinili 1cen Ittjsxchange forgood" Wd
KSMiteic xne- pacrAageT 01 now petipivi aau -w.,
Bguaraatee lbeair,f.f jooV bargains. al Hu'vean
Kftanywbtre. , .
jllll.4 III j a4 w a w,f)
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