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-liEfff M, .01110 mijj KESTCC W,
JOHN P. BARRETT fc CO.,
at Titt raicE of
'XWTvxi DdtarsitYcar in Adcancc.-TBZ
Job work or every-' description' done with
neatness and dispatch, at city prices. Vr'ebave
fall line of job types, and solicit the patronage
f the business community.
rrMjeH erery topj of Tni IIkrild i
prepaid at tiie office.
0r term of mnbetriptioo art Z 00 per gear,
intarinblj adeanee.
Sioold&vpopir mtipeJ piillteation, from
any emtte, dtrtnj lie year, ire k!11 refund tie
money dtcn tti'tripluS; or furtiitk ,-iUeri-ten
for tie unexpired term Kith any pnpcr of tie
tamtprieetieytffelteUt-
Adeertieemente of bouneit men are toliciteJ;
except tin of tolooo-keepere and denlert in i
JtoxienlUg liqnprt, viiek e.cill uatjodmilto our
column' iitr 4) circnmttaltcit.
All aniMiiilu 'and -eontribitiOnt for pith
(notion t lie adtlretecd to lit Editor.
Commnniontionninrejord toitdretiiing,and job
I frersV ie addremd to tnrPMitictt. -
COUNTY-DIRECTORY. '
CIRCUIT COrBT.
Jtou. James Stuart, Judge, of Owensboro.- f
. Hoi. Ji: nycraft, Attorney, Eliiibethtown,
A. I.. Morton, Clerk, TIartford. , ' '
K. IUiturreil.lIaJter Commissioner, Hartford;
Tlj.SmUk.Shortr.ilaTtXord.
E. L. Win, Jailer, Hartford. " - . .
eini,cn the jeconjl Ion5ay jia
ui2?veub"cV, ud continue four weslca-eacll
lernu' " ' "
V , ? coustt'eoum.
-Ho'a. W. F. Gregory Judge, nartford.
Capt. Sam. K. CoX, Clerk," Hartford. . . t ,
'i..P."6anderfer,i Attorney, Ilartfurd., .4
. Ceurt begiuj'oa t -srst Monday-every,
'mio. . - .." .;:., ;
'. ' j&CARTERLYtTJiT.
. SefiMOn the Jrd Mondays In January,ApriI,
July aad October.
, COURT. OF CLAIMS. .
Begins en tbe Brrt Mondays In October an'd
January.. . , . . -, t. .
OT0EB. COUSTY .OFFICERS.
J. J.Xaaen, Assessor, Crotnireli: .
'p. Bmixk Fitibusb, Sorreyor;'5aYp1iar Sprjns?.
iUs. JL Bo4irilV,CoronerPSttIpnur,Sring.
W. Ik Bowe, School Cemmlsiioaer, Hartford.
MAGISTRATES" COURTS,
Oaney District,, jfo. "1. :F- )l- Alford, J nstice,
luld Marts S;Jaoe IT, September-, December
18. E. F.Tilford JasticeU .rcn l8,ne
, September IB, December 4.
. -.ol Sarins?. District, o. 2. A. Kf Brown,
" HmW x TS. T:: heu
'Mxclt'lS, Jane 2, September IB, December I.
CenterTillei jutnet, q.j.-i. twmwr,
J. , betd Marrt 31. Jane i,aep emoer
SfCJBSer 1. i- o- uenocii, u;ucc,
Xanh it, Juae 23, September 15, December,
Beirs Store' District, No. Benj. Xewtob,
J.'ttee, Mareb'li, June 23, September II, De
ej.ber 17.. Ji. 'Woodward, Justice, March 21,
Jane II, September 2S, December1!!.
ardsrUlt Dlttrict, No. 5. C. W. R. Cobb
JailIee,TlareK8,3aneU, Septembers, Deeem
Vi2. j. tBiirton, Justice, TIarch 20, Jane
I, eptember 12, December 8.
Kills District.' No. ?. S. MeElroy, Mrcb
a Jn II. ScntemberV. December 23. Ja.
M. tier, Jmtiee, March 2J, June S, September
J.. T)ecember9.
jUrtford. District, No. T.-no-r Cooper,
1 Alice, March 13, Jona 25(iSeptmber.M. De
c-raber 29. A.'B. Bennett, Jostree, March 55,
J anell, September 2T, December 13,
, Cromwell District, No. Samuel Auitin
J 4Sea; March 27, Jane t6, September' 29, De
a iabr!7. MelriVTaylor, Justice, 'March 17.
4 ana Sl, September 17, December 31.
Hartford pistriet. No 9. Thomas L. Allen,
. Ktties, March li, June 21, September 13, De
e saber J8. Jno. M. Leaeh, Jatice,'Marcb 26,
J lie 12, September 23, December 14.
Sulohar Sprinc- District, No. 10. B,. O
Waddiac, JusUee.itarch:!, Joie 5, SepUmber
tl, December 7. Jno. A,
Bennett, Justice,
Ifareh g. June lS. 3enUmber 7. December 2
Bartlett District, No. Il-AV. H. Cotamin,
Jutle, Mireh 10, June 22, September 10, De
cember 21. J. S. -Tates, Justice, March 23,
June 9, BepUmber 24, December 10.
s POLICE COURTS. '
Ilartford F.P.Morjan, Judge, second Mon
daysin Jaaoary, April, July aad October.
Bearer Dam. E. W. Cooper, Judse, first
Saturday la January. April. July 1 October J
UromwelL A. '? wouiasoe, -uugc,
Tuesday in January, April, July aud.-Octyber,
, , . 1 A
Ceralri. WrD. Barnard, Judge, last Sat
arday In March, Jane, September and Decern
ber.
WEDNESDAY, DEC 8,"JSl7
-W. .R. BQNN'ER, Xocal Editor.
' Particular Xotlce.
All persons indebted to this office, will
please call and paaip, e, urgeni
need oLeome jno.n,ey,. jr.c. u"i. "
are under the necessity of collecting as
fast as amounts fall due.
1 k.'.TnnMI..rnLf...,l
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.We will send the Famer Homel
nr!o ft9 Of) nor vp.ir. mid Tim
t""-" ' -
TTiTrrmnn Hmtrn. nr ce S52 00 ner
vear. to the same address for the small
sum of 83 00 per yearl Send
money and get both papers.
011 the
JwpJCOBtbr iho Bcrf Mark'.
Subscribers who see a red mark
on the margin of their paper near
their names may know thai their
time has expired. Wc hopo all such
ayUI renew at once.
We are now prepared to furnish of
ficers with all kinds of blanks, and at
prices as low as you can buy them in
the cities. ,
Creek high.
Mite Friday night.
More marriages on tfie tapis.
Muddy times draw near.
J.aftug ls'pow. in order, ft; t'l
Something ucw times arc hard.
y Readyiieqmrounications on outsitle.
For a nice auity WltoajBiicno j r
Calhoon Is to have a Christmas tree,
Firc-cracker3 are now heard.
Five marriageITcithEfweeki".
Mite meets Friday night
Pendleton's. U. ' "'"
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Brick work on thefjail tyos. com
pleted last week. j
If you want to sell your holiday
goods advertise then? in the Herald.
Circuit Court adjourned Friday.
.Circuit Court convened at Owens-
boro Mondav.
GcpV KlenC&rpi are Xusy putting
the roof on the jail.
i2auilty.CQ.urL.was in cssionMonday,lt:me.
but a small crowd attended.
The FlerHingsburg Democrat wants
a boy to play the "devil," wesuppose.
As Christmas draw near, the little
fellows wear smiles.
What say uur, people for,
a Christ
mas tree
Sheriff Smith
was Belling
things
Monday.
Rev Mr. Swindler, of Calhoon, held,
services at this place Sunday.
E$y3iijfi will beMvyein'tlJis-placc
Christmas the hens have been idle
for some time.
Flemiugsburg boasts of a man who
is not fonil of oysters, but can cat three
i .
cans at a sitting.
Capt Satn. K. Cox is the happiest
. i "i i
man m town, its a gin, ana was
born Sunday morning.
Onour.first,pago ..will, be found a
brilliant little poem from that true
Lamoilt It is a duster of
' :
pearls sparkling with beauty,
Mr. J. E. Foglc, a member of the
legal fraternity of this place, left Mou-
jay for (jwensUoro, to attend Circuit
ju gessjon jn
city.
Nave Money by Buying
Your new suit at the great clothing
house of J. "Winter & Co., cor. 3d and
Market, Louisville. Their clothing is
first-class, and prices have been re
duced.
A. j-oung couple married not far
from here one lay last week, but we
will withhold their names until they
have their first fight, and t-h'C sues For
a divorce.
The I'Inrctu fet a Itarsnin
Is at the great Clothing House of J.
Winter & Co., Louis villc,Ky., cor. 3d
and Market. Prices have been re
duced, and now is the timo to buy.
WJieii Ilnyins Your Xow Suit
Do Hot forget that the old reliable
houe-cof J. "Winter Co., cor. 3d and
MarkctitLouisvillc, have the largest
I stock ill the Clt) to Select from, always
gireia'. good
.1 -fit. and sell at reasonable
prices.
Terrible Storm at .Sen,
And there will be a terrible storm
around here if, thoso who owe me do
not come up and pay me at once.
I
cannot furnish the sick with medicine
freCj j c'foraU
, T ..-til K ,lll
UIUS. X I) 111 L.UlllifCl,Ul IU ?UU Ull
all my notes and accounts if not' paid
at once. Z. Wayne GRirris.
2foV. 24th, 1875.
To' nil IVIiom It may Concern
JJj Mwr Jr rtemls;
I -have been indulgent for four
years I ask you now to come forward
and settle your accounts, I cannot sup
ply medicines lqr the sick, iunusli rav
family with the necessaries of life, and
pay,jny ueuis wuaoui money, nop-
M"?, you-itvansucrjuv .iirt anil Inst
T. J. PraFEB
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1 01 ulu KJ'"" vouniy ancu.mrai :mu
ri...:Mi t.;. A.i.(;n ,n;n 1
" -..u.. ..... uk.
held a' thc Cowhouse in Ilartford on
I SfitiirYlfiT- thn IStli dnv nf r)rpnnibfr.
v, ...-- .
18o. ALiIj the stockuoiders are ear
nestly requested to be present, as bus
iness- of vital importance will -be prc-
Isented for action.
J. W. B ARNETT, Trcs't.
S. K.Cox, Sec'y.
Xov. 30th 187G.
Xotice.
I offer my farm for sale, containing one
hundred acres, on Caney creek in Oliio
county, eighteen miles East of Ilartford,
one-lialf mile of Fersuson'a station and
White Run Tost Ollice, on the L. & P.
It. R. Seventy-five acres of bottom land
in cultivation, under good fence, good
dwelling house, larjc barn, and all other
out buildings necessary on a farm" There
is a bank of coal within fitty yards of the
house, where all the coal can be got nec-
ffsary for the house at small cost.
n48-lw ' L Y.DAY.
family,
after an absence of several weeks, re
turned home Friday, all being greatly
Op. petition of L. J. Lyon to tho
County Court, the county judge issued
him license last Monday to sell whisky
byAthc drink? Its good on our part,
librae .anticipate some startling locals
on the strength of it.
BarchlttM May lie round
In the Merchant Tailoring depart
ment of ,thc old established house of .T.
Wiu'te?:'&r Louisville. Their
stock. embraces the finest variety in thq
citJTj and prices that will command
your attention.
Last Saturday night tho po3t-oflicd
at 'Rockport was broken into by some
jmknown persoi. Tljcra yas nothing
taken, "at feast the' post-master, Mr;
Benton, has missed nothing up to "this
Mr, Strothex J. flanks, from tliej
wholesale house of Bamberger, Bloomj
& Co.,. was in town-thiweek., Hp
will now Iravcl iii.mi(Sl.Oree7iCRiver'-
Mr. "Wallacfe GruelleJ-'wcll -feilown'
to journalists of this State, has accepted
a positioiifon .tluj 'cditqrjal frtruT'Ofl the
Mvqrgille, : lJWif, , ri Ltiiviilo ' paper,
arid will start'lo Ins' new Heldl6"f labor
next Monday.
arcd
fox Skin-Hvliich mcastirca1' fotir-'feet
Mr. Thomas Xewcomb,
E. Shmll has jiis received 'from the
East a magnificent invoice of goods for
the Christmas holidays. The goddess
of fashion herself w;ould envy Mr.
Small's taste in making selections for
the ladies.
We are in receipt of the Lincoln,
(111.) TiMft, edited and published by
Vallafo Zfall tt Bro. The editors are.
both young men, and were until a 'few
years ago', boys of this place. "We are
pleased to exchange with such a uewsy
and spicy'paper.
Mr. S. J. Banks, representing
Banibercef&lbom & Co., is again the
agent foris liouso-in the Grejpn Elycr
house, and 'iperfcct.kuoivledgc of the
biisitfeamakcs'hini to our merchants
a 'welcome visitor. " It
AVc acknowledge partaking.
Kot a nice
Mr. Z.
oyster supper at 'the Ilartford Ildus'tany of bQf citizens who have, seen it
one nidit last week. The proprietor.
m
Mr. Lyon, 'one of the most sfrci
gentlemen we, have ever met, and as a
proprietor of a public ho.uc, is unsitr-
jiilssetl by any in the Green River
countrv.
"We had the pleasure a few days since
of dining with that true Prince of Land
lords,. -L.. J c Lvon, -of tllO : Jinftlonl
Houa. , For, a substantial and !uxur
ious table, and polite and courteous at
tcntidn, the Hartford House cannot be
excelled in the "Green Hirer country
Ohio county has not for several years
been blessed with so bounteous a corn
crop. We receive from all directions
"plenty and to spare;" and the farmers
have, as.a gcneral thing,- been.'wUling
to accept forty cents per bushel deliv
ered, and we have heard of some sel
ling at thirty-five 'cents.
"We, publis.li with pleasure a beauti
ful little gem from the timid pen of
Miss Del. Crow. Wo would be pleas
ed ever to give her a place within our
constellation of newspaper brilliants,
knowing she will beam with the same
effulgence as, hereafter, when her pure
Ltll ,.tlffl-.' 1 1 . .1 t tlffl. I- t 1 1 l . ..111.
-..l i .i i...t. . r
wnere nonor and iruin .none is a pass
port ot admittance.
A young gentleman called on a lady
the other night, and thinking he had
not made a favorable impression upon
might ever have tho pleasure of call
ing again, ehot.of like this: .
The fitarararo shining bright above,
My heart is full of" pain,
Oh, let me linger by thee love,
I may ne'er come hack again.
Mr' W. A. Gibiou, who has been
connected with Ltbis. office for eomc
time past, has' accepted a position as
salesman, in the conipauy store of the
Taylor mines. Aimer is a pleasant
office fellow, and will be missed much
from the Hi:kam corps He was for
a long time salesman in the dry goods
store of Jas. A. Thomas, of this place,
and is welliup to tlic business? Wc
wish him a financial'fcuccc.-s.
She was walking up Main street, and
a young gent was close behind -her,
when he noticed, something fall.1 It
was a cotton institution, but its u-e
was unknown to him, until ho handed
it to her and received this: "I was
picking cotton before I left home, but
I didn' think any was sticking to me."
Thw was explanatory, and with a lit
tic blushing by both parties, they sep
arated feeling much relieved.
Rosenberg fcBro.
able taste character is
m
chiSiisyccap:
sl'cfves and piled
itv,
TQ filled their"
their counters with
dverj' thing that is beautiful, maghrfi-
cciit-and durable and tho ladies will
cnjpy a plcasurpTn inspecting their well
ppomtca Tistanusnment.
1
JiuTg6 James'Sfuart delivered a lec
ture ou temperance at the- courthouse
ust yveanesaaynigiit, a good crowrt
was present, and nil seemed deeply in
terested. The Judge handled his
topic with ability, and presented un
deniable truths! as' to the great dam
age man's worst enemy, whisk is do-
ing".among,tfcc"y6tingJiien of the" pros-'
cut day. -
County OruiiRe.,
r ttHautford, J)ec-.r3,tl1875
To thp Mii-stcra.of Subordinate
Granges of.Ohio county,
By the solicitation of a number 6f
the Masters' of Jhb -ffoilnty, Upereby
call a meeUns qnFriday, ,17th inst.,
at. 10 o'eTcQbcJJieIdiiit.U1
Houfe'jlf'irartfordfor the purpose op
iormmg a tounty urlgc of the Pa
trons of Husbandry. 1 , ,
A LITEK, County Dep'y.
' . .-a; ii V " V A
7 Accllcntal ShootiiiR., i,.
Jo; Taylor,, a colored Tjoy living iii
the iipner end oftown,,nccidentlv'; shot
himself 1 trirnnrrri thr? linnrlw Afnnil??-f
He was sitting'"Orr-in' -fenoJ witlrhiA
iiaad,pxcr(fhe Tnuzzle of LLi'shpt, giiu
and in attemptiiig' fp get of, thb liairi;
mer struck' something'and',cansed n
discharge, thq contents-passing through
his hand
,lttcmpcl As.snSliintioiw
Last Friday uight-abpiiti S.o'clcKjk,
there was an attempt to assassinate "Mr.
L. Fallon, of Rockport. From what
learn, it was the iatontion of thp
!ijgdjgUhen
Licit jhor-hJallnT
cliaftrewarThcftot VasjfireQi frorri'fhe
middle of the street. throucUyhewin-
vFallon vas standfflg.by the
show-ce, vc or tlx fect'fiioho
window, witlf-h lmut butnitig "closo to
him-j ana would undoubtedly havepaen
killed, fiad niot tl "bullet atruclrta
pair jpf fircstoags. s
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5 A.MrclUrd. .y J
Dne evenitK?las: WcetATr Charlie
GhflSh. of this place. sho a lafoe bird
j.i"Ki-- .S t. ,
the Hame'ofrtwmch is unknown by
any oi our citizens who nave, seen it.
Iris of a'liieautiful white.iwith ihVex-
caption-of a few lcad-wloredjs'pedcs
upon its back and top of its 'Wings. It
was- "booted" down to its toes. It3
IfeicTSvas very much like that of an
owlr but its eyes we cannot descrilMj.
It,was very docile, audpossossed extra
ordinary power in clamping; being al
most. impossible to remove it from a
limb or anything it could clutch to,
It measured from point to point of its
win;s five feet nine inches
War In Africa. ) S
-Last -Saturday, a little row- was
arpuspd , jptho upper endp.f;to;vaiJ
' I li . . n " It i . tit? L Tl. fl' 1
amongt-iae-niricana.v: - uoiiu - niipps
and Ellen Kahu; ,(thc, latter better.
known as "Sweet Ellen"J7 were the
partrcipatsiJ3 yBifl Hlenioexiut
'at the little end of the horn, lu
the fracas: Ellen was' almost entirely
relieved of her. wearing apparel, and
appeared on the street in' this condition
the town marshal had a "put-in, anu
informed her that she would be arrest
ed for indecent exposure if she, did imt'
leave the street. The last seen of her
the was splitting the, mud in the dircc
tio:i ot her home.
Mare iincl Ios Nwap.'
A Louisville siwrting geutleman on
a binl-hunting excursion to this corf'
y had his famous dogs so badly lM-,,teu
by a birdnlog belonging t'cnt,onia41
IflObis-iuacii-tuiit iiposod to swap
a blooded mare, costing $200, for tho
dog. The trade was closed, and the
mare actully shipped and landed. safclv
to her new owner in Hartford tlio. other.
day. Who can say low that ogs are
a uuisaryjey yii,nl Jjfgq irjtohy
aog-raising uusiness. more ureati
by the sweat of the' IjriV for us. We
hope some generous -Imposed person
will .deliver, torus it .least, a;, dozen
"setter" pups, aiiil iutrulucc a corres
ponding number of gmtlemen who
have blooded marcs to trade, and we'll
be happy lmppjjiif Juiiq jnig hth
absence of puddle Au&r.
v v r . "" r '
JIarrlage I.Iciiscm.
The following In a list f the marriage
licenses issued since otirast report:
Lewis D. Phillips an- Miss Marga
ret E. Phillip.
John D. Holbrook ml Miss- Oma
Field.
Ed. II: Johnson ad Miss Luella
BennctU '
William IlOwen.nd Mi-s Katie
Thomas. .. " . .1
M. Filmore York ml Miss Susan
Ann Rcid.
wofmeji'ofjiWst
I hat
VQjcan
GMtbia shoot Mr. I
oWXIm
roffhejslbrtjw
Trniisfcr offcrj.lEalntcy.
Tlic followins transfers of real estate
Iiave4beefrIodetf'fbfr rccortl'slrice-our last J
report, viz; '
Fred rich Martin's Ho W, deeir of di
vision ry all hi!i heirs
Cliartes L. Smith, to Henry Smith,
91 acres on jtough creek,' $500.'
Mary A. BenhetV to'Jolih C Wcs
tcrfield; interest in "Joseph" A. kelson
tract of land on Panther creek,
$297,75.
j Janies S. Rhniiey to S; P. Ranney,
110 acres on Indian-camp, $200.
James S. Kanney'to C. W. Ranricy,
10G acres on Indian camp, '$200.
James S: Shields to K. C. Daniel,
65 acres on Indian Canipi $1300.
Harriet F.- Ttchenov to (JeorgO M..
Pattersorr',- 10'acrcs'on ITcg-jinc' creck
iX Jlcnyy Ilail Nlornir
A terrifHc .storm of raiiv and .fiail
passed over Hartford on Moiulay night.
Torrents of rain fell, accompanied by
vast quantities of hail. Streets were
flooded, having the appeasanco of niin-
:ie (JourUatjtcriycre, ami each man's door pre-
seTrptljtlie novel sight ot an ice. .mer
chant s sign.. Little.darkies scrambled'
it-pf bed to play marbles with .the
iirht nobbles from heaven, until the
ifj- chiHntes of their fingrs;f8ett(lpd,,on
tljeir sqmacWf Tindseiiup their voices
, 1 r .t t t
in,)oiu( aum.iration , oi tue ueautuui
'J'tads'' sent.thcm by thp, angels, and
fiop'pis, draughts ofcatuip, tea and, par
egoric; wahccfssary tq, induce, jtlie . ju-
yenile deyotees toorgettheir;plcasv.res
in dreams., . , :
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' i. reisri.vL ,..y,j:
Ah' inireriius young ladr bf thU' place
liasrih vchf eVl a new1 kind of parlor "6r
iianienl hi the way of a swlriglngasi
ket. " 'It Is very' tazzly;'arirV''one'iio
knowing about such things',' !td Icb'it'at
a distaiice would hav'ebufi 'little idea
of what it Hvast '""So' one' evening' last
week ari old gentleiiiah frbm thb couifj
trj' wasl'passiiig'a 'hoifse ' Ih' whlclvoiic
of these' baskets 'were hanging in" the
window, arid honestly misfobk if for1 a'
frizzly rooster;' 6f the game stock,
perched in" the wmdbw. As'lie'passed
by he rcmarked'toliis compahioni "I
have oflcri heard of spdr'iing fHtcn en
gaging in dd'cfc-figlitli, but I never
expected to see, the srt become so,
popular as fpr p'riva'fci' families .to keep'
tfaaU CliVliJ Kit tllll II1IIUU1I , C I
He wopdered' what- town riebple would
be at next .'and pakscii pn.
ThoJIop; Irosicet. , ,
As slaughtering time approaches, a
great deal of interest, is manifested as
to the quantity to be slaughtered- "
hare taken it upon ourself to make in
quiry, aWflrid lhat, therd are not so
many penned tins year as last, but still
nearly ercry farmer has some, attd
hare them in better condition thari
they were at billing time hist season
It'is true, a great many hare died with
cholera, but wc' bblierc a sufficient
quantity" hare been left' for home c6n
sumption. ' Wc Have noficeu" for tKe
last fcw"davs wacons brinihng-th'cm t6
market; alid' were Sold at much more
. 1 1 v .
reasonable prices than we expected,
which goes' clearly to prove that they
are not so scarce as were bcliered a
short' time back. Ohio county has
raised a good crop of corn this year,
and the hogs ' left' for pork hare been
more -substantially fed than they were
last season. We need say no more' on
this 'subiccf, but uclierc we will b
blessed with "hog and hominy."
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The Broadway Baptist uh, of
Louisville., was danWgei' b)' fire onc
day lit week, to tw nnioun of S25,
000 00, but. will-'
if iva are glad to learn
Tt.citmtmo Stnrw ltrtvo
was covert "J
jpnrtven to repair it at Uce. Thb
Puich has been unfortunate. A de
fect in the. walla caused them to have
to rebuild it before it was fairly fin
ished. qt'iuhc. . ,
The "ouiig ladies and gentlemen will
meet at the' rcldcnco , of Mrs. Fannie
Hardwiek to-morroiY .evening. They
arq rvqiiestcd-tp call -early. They are
few. judeed, who do not, love social, en
joyment,, consequently- the married la
dies and gcntlqmcn are cordially qx-
ended.nn invitation to be.pi-escnt. o
undersUind thoo "meetings will be
i
wpekly The.. young people, extend
their. thanks to Mrs. Hard wick for her
kindness in contributing to Uicir enjoy
ment. Ho! For C'lirisliiiitM TrieliS.
Messrs. Wells & Williams have just
received a nice assortmcnt of tovs, fire
works, fancy candies, &cM for Cirfit
nias. Al.-o just received a splqn.did as
sortment of hfcavy groceries, embpiciiig
2v. O.' sugar and mohisscs of tlic new
crop; all at reduced prices. Call aud
examine.
The reformers are at work in Hen
derson, Ky. They have arranged to
rave $3,.r00, by reducing , the salaries
of the municipal officers! Well done
for Henderson.' Let other towns and
cities follow her noble example.
i:.xact SizeofOtiVlS AVntclirs
VPHKHHaBBHiaaaaaaaalBff '
J3TC2
nto.ii LOUISVILLE..
Louisville, Ky- ov
Before this letter appears the great
agony .will bc.over. I mean,, of pqiirp,.
the. city election.. This,, lias, beeu.ope
of the hugjicstaftijrs.that has. occupied
the attentipn of thc,1peM)le,s.ince'ithe
cityi pfLpuiviJIc iras,. inqqrperatodj.
and. at, serves, toilQnionstrate bqyond..
do.ubt if any person whqiiej jqudowed
,with ;r,easQn ljad ny 4QU0tf that
municipal elections ,in particular, ,as
well as elections, in gcpcral.areiaCirce,
The: Cb;;u(it7ri'Z of ,th is morning saya
I f the lalnnvers oT iiouiavi'.le desire tt
see the gtiitlfinen who rule the city, thej
sbon'Id not fail lb Visit Sfxtli'and'Je'fler'.
uonitreets tor uioi;ror-mbrAlii.r Theiboyi
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tyiH,le Uiere. , 1 .
This sounds ironical, andwaspexi
liapa, writtcu in that,. spirit, but it is
stating a fact; the( .rulers , of the city,
will be assembled at the time and place
specmeti, anti they wut .oe. there .on
business. -They as rulers, want to act
in a manner that will insure them fiv
tyre benefits.! The man who desires
to be elected to office understands this
and he knows thai lie has to make
concessions that are. dishonorable to
hihiself and detrimental to the inte
rests of the beffer class of the govern
ed. The "rlbatlng.vote'' decides all
questions for' the 'peoplei TliIiTnakes
them in faet the "Tillers of the countrv.
and our' officers 'are indehtdcl, nol'to
the men who produce, 'and keep1 alive
the country, but to the thriftefs'devil-
maj'-care fellows, who produce nothing
but evil. Ctui the Judge who owes" hU
election to this; class of men mete out
justice with an impartial hand ? He
knows full ' well that if he does not
pander to the wishes and interests of
this class of men that his doom is'seaK
ed, and'ai self-preservation is the first
ldw'of nature, he takes notice and gov
erns his actions accordingly.
: When this power is'taken out of the
hands of the so called people, and
vested m the Gorernor of the" State,
(subject i to tho approval of 'the Legist
liturej then may Wtfldok'fbr 'a reform
but- jiotsooner. The-administration
would then bo held responsible for the
conduct of its officers, and new men',
who would reflect credit on the ad
ministration would be appointed arid
retained during good behavior. But
then I don't propose to revolutionize
the country, but was just saying 'what
miht be and I .believe, if the-'people
. . i . -t ' ,
wouh' speas oui, inc majority wouia
n.orse this nlahTJr-somethintr like it.
ahe people'nre' ge?ting Virecf of such a
.? It''.' tr ' 1 tr'.V "'
coiiiuiuui wnuJnug amongf poiiucians
and it is 'a fact that many, good men
keep away from the polls pn this ac
count.
We -are threatened with another
small pox epiuemic, anu ai though the
papers say there is nohe in the city, If
i .1 . 'j. vr l-.i':!r -j.'
inc uutjiui iu uc uuiiolv .lb 1A
quite 'plentiful. I khow it ia jScsto
keep down' 'excifemeiit, but no gooJ,
comes of Conc'ealing'th'e, truth and, still
less! "of telling an untruth'. ":'f "only
know that iv. practicing physiciah told
me the past wee that the .disease was
becoming almost an. epidemic, ani.he
feared it would be as bad as .it ;waa
three rears atro. The' scarlet fever is
also very bad iii sOmo part's "of tHerciiy
aud. beqounng' quite alarming. :
CrroXES-
Tnn Flemiugsburg Democrat says the
ferocious Judge McMaxama.' has bceii
arrestetl in'Harrir'on co'-nty for .carry--iifg
concealed deadly weapons. If the
charge is sustained let hiih' have tile,'
full benefit of the law. This thing .of
officers who are to enforce the law vio
latirig it TOust be stopped. There
too much of it in Kentucky. All en;
gage'd in it from circuit judge down to
village trustee. Give ' them all a ben
efit when you catch them. An exam
ple in high places will have a good ef
fect. Tlic largest mill in the United
States, if not in the world, is situated
at Columbas. It grinds (iOO.OOO bush
elf of corny early, and makes over 400,
000 bushels of corn meal and hominy
Tho corn is received at the mill in the
car ,and in an incredible short time is
bolted meal, or graded hominy.
Ocilfe SiltVr HeritipgJKry'wiBdiifK'lcvtr
V;Htci JIK tfen ilSiHertUIulin't: J.e4-iod-Inij
I.eTtr.na,rhei,?23. Laxliea' luM llutitil.
Kry-nicdinj Lever W'atrbc, jadie'
(lold Hunting Slua-amding Lexer Walets,
e-711. 'Uenlf (). Id Hunting Sleiu.ainding
l.ever U'atrber, "i. O.uii' H..IJ lluoiitg
Stem-wipdips! bever Waiche
Either. Of tbeabote Watch easnat by mall at
our risk ott receipt of price and Wty-eVotsfor
postage, or ly u press, nitlt LiUtoo.llret ptlco
on iltuVtry ef wntclrr subj.et'to exnminalion
and apprntal, if desired, belora paying. All
onr walcbVe a'r? Wjinented either Jil gold .or
solid silrer,' am1 sent safely by post-oBco mon
' ey oriPr, registerci feller or by apresa. "To
bare ajioia.vtrj.fino aisnrtu)iit.ff ai.UJ joM
and' silrer chains,, whith we are .offerins; at
eeiuallr IowdHi-s. Weiislresreeisl atleation
to ur fifteen .dollar siWr watebes:.belitvin
them snperUr to any watcli atr !
itr like price eter
i pn
soi.i in mis cenntry.
fr you want a Good Tl ntfla at a tow
jPrire'seritlTor-tfnr'neWiltust'raied Price List
ft.tioll amlSlrerWaUhrarhieh.(hbsaia
n.l prtcof about fitty different styles. "We
iilit f red lo any address '
SffVv1 -f ft ?i7.:
(bMiiL) iiam. r, bu win Jin juTuir, nj.
n5r a. mchmbt,
Salt. E. BILL
McllEXKV A IIUX,:. .
lift' t t ,,i(wiu',;i.'..'-i
''vrilfpnrctfceU Ohfa'aniTadfo'tnin'eoantTet
anit jn int'on ot Appe.ls or Jvninayj na
no i. iv.
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; . . . F.l.MORC;M. . inn
, ATTOJi Y ieL-A.ir
tiL.CKrrohi; fcTj'ift
(Ofiica wrst-Qf caurtilouM.iiTir nardwiek-i
SaBVstore. ' , "' .
Will practice tntrafejisr.aad-aepcHo'T eohtla
of this coroia.)neaJtk . t, I, ..
Speelar aftenfion eifcW'to'-icaVVs'-lir Mnk
nSfl'' ' '5 " fcl,KM,.'.
. F. Morgan it also ejaraiaer, aad, wl t
taker1 Arpentronl ereiry'--nr be "reaJy to
Vbligeallaities.3t?ll times t . ,,,.-f, t. ,
JOILV 0'FIAIIERTY.m!-, ' j
'A TTORjSE Y -3PT 'iTi.'IT ,
TftTFrrrarTv ttt .
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"eOca tio ilsrict slrect;,T0Ter'f Jl'saiWiii
urn t. rooLi,
j , Hartford, Ky.
w,x. swtisrr; !
Oweaibore, Ky.
' FOLE Jk .SWEEXET '? '
A l T O !i jE r-S -A T' Jy&W
iiXrtford, KT.
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Hill practice tbcirwafelsiea-ln Ohio aad
adjoining ccuntiesandin the .Coartof Appeals,
umce on Jiaiaei street, n tar conrmosse.
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JOraT.BARRETT,"'
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A TTQJlXE.Y;ATL'AWr
and Real EstatrAgestj . .
lUraFORDj-KEXTTJCKT. '
Promnt atlcntinn riven to the eolleelUa ot
claims. Wilt buy, selt.le'ase', or rent' lands or
mineral privileges on reasoaakla terms.,. Will
woite deeds, mortgages, leasee, Ac., aad at
tend to listing and paying laze on lands be-
onging to non-rerldents.
JOHN C.TOVfXSESD.
(Femcily County Judge,) '
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A TT 0 PXF Y AT. Ajft,. '.
nAirrrORD, kt.
. Will pfaetlce U all the courts of Ohio county
and the circuit courts-of the ith. judicial dis;.
triet. liu iness solicited and prompt attenUoa
guaranteed. '
-R. D. VaLXSB,
I. CJICSUlS.
WALKER at HUBBARt,.l f
ATTORNEYS AT L A W'
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IXDSeiL CSTITI icoij, ',fc'i I-
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UARXfORP, . KESWICK Xvty 1nc
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JV3I. I'. GREGORY. , ,
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. (County Judgi.' -n!.' hlw
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'HARTPDRD, KY.
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Prompt attention given to the-coIIect!onof'
claims. OSee in the courthouse. ....
J.F. COLLINS.
GROCERIES, COFECTIONEKIES,
&c, Ac.
. J. : r -j If
Bought at "" '
The Hwheit 3ftiid ' Price.
"I-
lira ember the place, west sldep'nbliesquire.
opposite tho court houte, Ilartford, jKy. ,, ,
nol 1 j.
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Z. WAYNE ,GRIFFIN.;7,
HAhTFOnpKY. -
Dealer )n ,
Drugs, Medicines and Chaniealt,
Fine-Teilet-Soaps, Fancy Hair anf'Tooth
Brush. cs, Perfumery aad Fancy Toilet I
Articles, Trusses and Shoulder
Jlraces, '' ' '
Ctnrden Seed. "'
rure Wines and Liquors for me'dieal purposes
f.' : -. -f
Paints. Oitt, Yarniihes,Dit' Stvffi,. ,
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Letter-paper, Fens,, Ink,. EuVeIpes,.:(31asf
Putty, Carbon oil, Lamps and Chlmneys.
Fbyjicians" prtscriptioas accurately com
pounded. ' net l"f
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