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THE HERALD.
JSHX P. B 1RBETT CD., rablUtarr
JtH P. BAKKETT, Miter.
H.VRTreRB, OHIO COUNTY, KT.
THE'CRSW HOUSE,
f A n m it
(Opposite we' Courtbouje -
e !ejr T3!
T iJuiRIFORD, RJ. .
WEBXESDAY, TEl' 29 1S75.
"
FAREWELL. OLD TEAR.
A
minds
paironflfttiie papei7?suid 'lecture the" Jf
cdiwr about how to An a .newspaper,
mmjion t lorget to ten nimui ne wouiu -
niiKNolrfl.DnuroilriM nnrVrnn iirirrht'. JOhN"SVAUGHr. . rT. . Proprietor.
he would SOOn make a grand SUCCCiS OI Comfortable rooms, prompt attention, and
I low prices. The traveling publio are rtpeet
It. Cr.Hr Invited to rife ui a share of patronage.
Follow the foregoing advise and your Every exertion made to render guesH comfort-
... rt 1 11 I
countv papcrvwtii nounsn hko a sum
mer-snow, dnd the editor .will feel as STAGE 5.I.WE.
...01 r .... V... U .. .
8BGS2B6T8S!
la country boy at a town frolic.
A
ncetthe datc-ofthiriuercT omo county concerned, it is Wn
us that another year is hurriedly nseicssior us to give tiiesc suggestions, ge- train, on the hm P. jt southwestern rail.
niMf.uxl til sm nn il road. Passengers set down wherever they de-
to nass over iw ciiccks iu i" "--j .................... - - - noi iy
I . . .... I
The last week act them out in tnto.
preparing
"Old Mother Time."
of the last month is upon us, and it pU.-.,..- riww n ravncp,
jnigni not oe onms lor us jo rake ara- SON.
rospcctive view of the past year; but The -upriglit and fearless course of
wc forbear to look back, lest wc tsuner t Henderson in the nrosecu-
the fate of Lot's wife. We prefer to t;ori 0f ti,0 gu lams whisky ring
Jeave tie deaa past to oury its aeaa. . i Lroueht him acain uromi-
- ..... - . i
We have aUJiaa some munortuncs aim npntlvWnrf, tll. ,,,.1.1.-. Mr. Hen
adversities dur.ing tlie past year, but it Aerso u i. remembered, was in
Lj folly to spend the present precious L. g. te from Missouri at the time
.golden moments in grieving -ver the of tie impeaci,ment of President John- No. 19tf, Mun StJ bst. Fifth & Sixth
tmstalcesol tne pasu uuter regrets and voted w;tu Fesscndcn, oi
and secret pmings over vm not ocsn, Grirae3 of jowa Trumbull, of
il only una to weaken our energies im . . F . 0f Tennessee, for
CAPTAIN N. BEN. PECK, H AJtiTJ? Ulill Jtl U&iLtV.
wrrii
aiUDXBTl & 00.,
-WHOLES AL EGROCEKS,
Dealers in Tobaccos
And Com. jMfercliants,
HARTFORD JIA1E -
FB3IAEE SEMINARY .
-TbnISets!on of tLU In ttitaUrairill com
mence on ine
First 3IouiInx In .September, 1H73,
ui continue Twenty-tiro Weeks, under the
enarze or
XALt'OLM McISiTYRK.'AIU;
iwi ui bnuucuk nafisuiuu. une-naiii 01 1 '
t he-inilimrfe will be da. nt tb mlddlr of tbe-f '
srsiion, and the other half at the close.
TB03I8 PER SESSldS:
rrjinary . v. $19,00 ,UJgher English, $20,00
nnmr 15,00 Latin Greek. 25.01)
tlneidental he,.to ba paid in ad ranee, $1.
Special - attention paid 19 fiting boys for Cof-
rge. Hoard can be ubtained at from $2,50 to
.1,91) a week, ror farther information anolr
o the Principal, or to the undersigned.
njj-ti 3AA1. r. lllLL, Xrostee.
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1 H'-
for what is to be. Let us gather
strength from the experience of the
past, and look forward to a more hope
ffal future. Let us not prophesy ad
.vcrsity nor heed advice from the fren.
acicd croakers that throng our path
There are those who make it a rule
lo'looV at the dark side of the picture
onV, and they never once see the "sil
ver lining of the storm-cloud." They
acquittal. As he had previously been
a staunch Republican, and as accout
ed as certain .to vote for conviction, his
action provoked a bitter hostility to
him, which he ascribed, rightly or
wrongly, to Ben Butler and Gen.
Grant, and which resulted in his. being!
shelved by the Missouri Tlepublicans.
He denounced Grant and Butler pub
licly and' privately in 868, and being!
LOUISVILLE, K.Y-
HOUSE AND LOT
FOft RENT.
t desire to rent my Bouse and lot In thetowu
of Hartford. Will make reaonabte terms to a
good tenant. For further information inqniro
of the undersigned, or John 1. Uarrett.
Jadah A. Harrison.
Hartford Ky., October 6th, 1875.
A HOME PAPER.
..V
t
FOR
IDE
SETH TIIUHAH
O X, O O K S
If tou want a good clocV at a moderate
are bound with thar troubles, witnout v;ndictive. possibly he had
anyliopeofaressurrection. Thesable f flnt;Dathv. Pcr
clouds of (to a great extent) imaginary hflpg ition of hs own
sorrow sbuta out all the beautiful sun- was not without effect in inspiring the
light of life. Contact with suchpar- hwWcll dismissal as
lies, unless pruaenuygn-ni. d in th(J
is as aangerous u, our w.j cases.RxusdvUe Herald:
Tireath of the fatal sismoon to lite ana
health. Tho times in which we live A Washington dispatch says: "Grant
require men and women" of cheerful I ;s 8tiU cudgeling his brain on the sub
. heart, iron nerve and indomitable en- Meet of Cuba, audit now transpires that
wr I lie and Secretary Fish are decidedly at
..v--.: 1 ;. Wmf variance UDon several nointa involved priee. send for oar ew'llnstr.ted . price list
uur i.iauuiio.1 wuik;uiui j 1 olaeln 1 nomas clueas. i;iocas securely pceu
to usher in. and we prophesy an un- in the question Fish is opposed to any &&&$tl
jlSuai onwaru move iu mi mc m uu i "vw.., ......v. .v -icaarges. Jioney msy oe sent saieiy Dy rcgn
-eciences durine the rear, for inventive ment, whether in the shape of recog- ted utter or express.
genius will receive fresh impetus from nition or belligerency, or of indepeti- jeweier.Mainst..bt.eth A7th.Louisviiie.Ky
rthe awards f nd encouragements given aence or oner 01 meaiauon. vxrani, is
y the various centenial exhibitions, in favor of the latter policy. Fish
'The times are indeed propitious. -We promulgated his views through the cor-
-are havine a tremendous political rev- respondence- of the New York Tribmte.
nlnlinn "RlnrfS Arid nlinues that have Grant will set forth his in a double-
been plundering the people are being leaded leader in the UepuUican."
liunrwl'ijrj'. itnrl honestv and fair deal'
.MiUUw.m;..n.A,Gi1;nnM A Washington letter says: "One of
Let us no longer distrust We ought th most inipressivo features qf the
m. can and must look to a honeful fu- present gathering of Congress is the
The Herald
Will always contain the news
of the County in a Brief and
Condensed form. ISTow is the
time to
FIRST
New Goods
1
OF THE.
SEASON
.ture: -matters Burnt be worse, let us
make' them better. The great world
above and. around us is grand and beau'
tiful to those who try to mal it so,
"We are making rapid .strides toward a
presence ofSouthern members and their
Southern friends. The warm Southern
grasp of the hand, charming Southern
accent, and the impulsive Southern
manner, give a.new zest to Washing
WJI. II. WIMJAMN,
HARTFORD, KY.
GIVE US YOUR
Takes pleasure in annonncing to the citizen
of Hartford and Ohio county that be is
Receiving Daily,
1 '..'-!
better day. This life of ours is; after ton life to one wb.0 has not been here THE LATEST NOVELTIES
taU,'aboutaswe8houldmakeit If we since the war. All the born Southern-
-can banish grief and care, let s haste to ers who come here take an interest now
'undertake it. We hope our readers in National affairs that might astonish
nave had & merry Christmas, and we some who remember the bitterness of a
sow wish them a glad new year. few years ago.
XDTTJKG AND PUBLISIIINQ A
NEWSPAPER.
It is said that Parson Newman,
General Grant's chanlaiu. induced
It is trouble at all to edit and pub- k:mto :.,; the q. A. TT. out of com-
list a country newspaper, in such a Llime,lL Thc President went in to
way as to meet the tastes and desires of obHge hU srlturL adviser, but sceiug
au its reaaers ana tne puouc generally, that he ugc the order a j.
ana m sucu a manner mat no one can , mnpt,: un. y,.nmn ..nrw nmnct
take otlensc, and to wnte an article member, He can cry "The Shield !
that one person will unhesitatingly Th( smi , T,1Q mM flnd fa J&
1t . ?11 I
pronounce gooa logic ana anotucr wui noso wen of now
pronounce a good joke. All this is not
only easily done, but it is a pleasure. Ex-Lieutenant Governor Richard T.
No practice, no mind, no thought or Jacob lm been elected by the Magis-
labor is necessary, all you need is a tratcs of Oldham county, and commis-
tjiece of Daner and a pencil. It is all sioned by the Governor, County Judge MASTER COMMISSIONER'S NO TICE.
nonsense to talk about this or that edi-1 to fill the vacancy occasioned by the I James H. Taylor's, Admr., pluT.'i
IN
DRY GOODS,
Gents' and Bots' .Clothing,
BOOTS & SHOES,
Hardware.Queensware.
Staple and
FANCY GROCERIES,
Also dealer in
Leaf Tobacco.
I will sell Tery low for cash, -or exchange
for all kinds of country produce. My motto
Is "Quick tales an, small pronts. noi iy
tor getting up a spicy sheet, and edi- resignation of Judge T. A. Rodman, Jam.s u. Taylor's' heirs, dfts. J
tors who put such stuff in their papers whose failing health has compelled him
do it because, they liave nothing else to ro reiinquisn tne aunes 01 tne omcc.
fill their columns with. .Editors know -1
all the news going, cither foreign, lo-
Ecjuity.
cal or general, and people need not put Thursday from General .Hewettj Quar.
memseiv mi .ne vrouo.e 01 wmmuni- General of thc Stat now n
eating any news items to us. They Washington, a U. S. Treasury draft
are always well posted on science, art, for$12950 18, as part pajmentupon
poiiucs, commerce, , uau m wet the war chlm 0f Kentucky. He writes
" I I,ll4lb llJOUUllLlCllta 111 V UI V ill 11 LUU I til V I . m f mm m I
allthe books ever published from the mcnt of much larger sums are under- MP16 & "anCy UFy b00tlS'
All Dereons havine claims against the estate
of James II. Taylor, deceased, are requested
produce the same, properly proven to the un
"dcrsigned. Master Commissioner of tho Ohio
Circuit Court, at hlr office in Hirlfurd Ky.,
on or before the 15th day of October next, or
they will be forever barred.
E. R. MURBELL, M.C.O.C.C.
July II. 1875. 23n3m
MENDEL & KAHff,
CROMWELL, KY.,
Wholesale and retail dealers in
And thus enable ns to make it
one of the best papers in the
Country.
As an advertising medium
tne jLlljRtJJLiM9 is unsurpassed
by any journal in the Green
River Country. Its circulation
is equal to any country paper
in the State, and finds its way in
nearly every household in the
county.
travels of Gulliver down to minister
Schcnck's work on poker-playing, and
have read all the newspapers published
They take a particular delight m loan
.ing their exchanges before they have
;had a chance to read them, especially
UA twAUUJkUtAMWU tJJ MIVj Ulll
cers, and he has hopes of further col
lections after the Christmas Holidays.
Frankfort Yeoman.
GO0BlS,
W . aft nn TOT T TW sC
Boots cfcr Slioes,
And everything usually kept in well-regulated
mercantile establishments. They bur their
UEXERAL OAM123 A. UAWSON IS a
do persons' who do not subscribe for or candidate for Clerk of thc House of kuREfhceV.yd
advertise m their paper. They are liepresentativcs. lue Uencral is well
ready on thc shortest notice known all over thc State, and if elect
to give you a handsome puff gratis, and wil1 make 031 efficient clerk.
will quit any other kind of work to do
it Tbey never think of any siich
JOB
'ARTflKENT
EXCLUSIVELY CASH
business, to undersell any house in Qhiocouuy
!
thing as pay for it, and you need not
even thank them as it is not expected.
-r- I j
fjoni pay your subscription vou
orould surprise the editor if you were
to. The editor knows he can run his
faper for nothing, except the glory of
it, and he does not expect pay. If
there is a paper published in your
county don't think of adverting in it,
and if you want any job-work done
Iw sure to send it off to th.e city and
have it done, unless your county paper
will do it for nothing and giveybu a
puff besides. Goto the office about
ence a week, especially if you arc not aj
C TT will take this oc
Carl Schubz's paper' the St. Loui3 tify the farmers
WestKdi Pwf, nominates Hendeiwon
for President, and says Bucrrow mu3t
stand out of the way.
In ancient Rome, during the period
between 00 and 300 A. D., tho ay.
erage duration of life among the up
per elassea was thirty years. In' the
present century, among the same class
es of people, it amounts to fifty years.
l'rof. Lister, si New York astrologer,
expects to discover Tweed's where
abouts by studying the stars. The
idea of looking in thc dircctiou of
heaven for the "Boss!" !
occasion to no- I
of Ohio and
Butler counties, that they are large and eon.
stant ouyers 01 (
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
of all descriptions, for whioh they pay tho Tory
nignest market prices, xney also uo tne larg
est
TOBACCO
purchasing business in the county, alwavsna,.
ing higher prices, IN CASH, than anybody
ei-. xney ass a snare oi puone patronage.
' 33-4 m
rx. II1KDWICK, A. T. SALL,
IIAKDniCIC & XAI,L,
nEALKRS IX
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. HATS, CArS,
ilUUfS, HIIUCS, ilAltOW ARE,
QUEENSWARE, Ac.
Which we will sell low for cash, or exchanee
for country produce, paying the highest market
price. not ly
ut tne JUJJHAJLUi is in every
respect complete, and as nea
job work can be done here as
in the cities. -
Sustain your County Paper
RAJrjlCXAX) TIME TABLE
I.oaiiTllI, rjulnrmta Soatliwetcrn.
Then down'-trtla'forlPaJmii-r
rille, dally except Saadar at 8:45 a. a .and ar.
nves at- -- -
CeotliaD Janetletrar' S Mll23 i. a
uraysou bprlngs at " l:3 p..m.
Leiteb&eldat " l'JJ "
Millwood at (Dimterjr" "jis u
Bearer Sam at t:SSf "
Roekpertat - - "Z:V( "
uweasooni Junction al-" 3.45
UreriU. 11 (TifT..
Nortonville Junction at
Padneaikt' J -
STAVES-
500,000
WHITE OAK STAVES AND HEADING
wanted. For further Information address
DORSE Y. HENRY & CO ,
14 and Delaware,
Louisville,, Ky.
Reference: Jno. P. Barrett, J. W. Lewis,
Hartford, Ky.
The no train far T.ooiiTill. !.. p. a v.
u.i.j- icrpi oanaay at 4'a; m. and arrives at
nononTiiienaclion at1 ' '"
tirecsrilleat .
wensboro Junetlea as,
Rockport at
Beaver Dam at
Lelchlleld at
Qrayson Springi
BlgCIlnrat fDlnner
Ctcilian Junction at
LonuviUe at
7:40 1
8:53
9:15 "
9:45
10:15
12:10 p. m.
ItXi "
lJ.-4i. "
1:45 "
:3i "
Soathera zprev x
This train nakts close eonnMSlAn'&t vAn-
wn".wi ?,6t Southeastern fr
Nashville, and passengers g on ti the latter
city without change of ears. Sleeping ears and
recliBlnp. chain on then trains.- . i "
Leaves Loulnrllle .t ;fl0 p a aai arrives at
RUFER'S HOTEL
AND
(EUROPEAN PLAN.)
OPEN DAT AND SIGHT.
ROOMS AT ONE DOLLAR A DAY
Fifth St. bet. Main and Market,
LOUISVILLE, KY,
Cecilian Junction at
Leitehfleld at
Caneyrflle at .
Beaver Dam at.
Roekport at
Owesiboro Juaelloa at
Greenville at
Nortonville -
Padueah at
Xortbera Xzaresa.
ITes P adueah at 9.-40 p B and arrives at
IMS a m
Phtl. T. Gurjiax, 1
AUEIIICCS WlLKDOX, J
&35-3m
Proprietors.
JUST FROM THE EAST!
E. SHALL
with his mammoth stock of Fall and Winter
goods, consisting lu part of
DRY GOODS
Men & Boys Clothing!
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, BLANKETS,
COMFORTS, and LABIEd FURS.
Also the largest assortment of
Everbronsjlit to this market, all of which
he offers at lower prices than ever before.
MUUnery G-bodJS
of every description are always kept on
band.
fsT. U. The very highest market
price will be paid for feathers, hides
dried fruit, furs eip.
Bam a Genuine TTitTn
WATrnv la 2 ox. cola rilir-
bw lUnitratcd nt Lin
rrr). ar n .lUun n a tern,
bfstisT Ktad fara
liiriaf caa.SpMUclM. fUiav
HtrthThofnaej n.arki Lsullau'
iitchrf. Jtm irfKvarri
Udi warrtjitfd. Geois feat
ilt dMirwd). tn zamiutim
aadatirvl btfer t-ayl&c.
1'. I nrm Krtw Jt4.r
rm MawaiM aanw.ai
THE
INDIANAPOLIS SUN.
Tho leading WDEPEXDEtfT llEFOfiil
WEEKLY political newspaper in the United
States; the special advocate of the interests of
iabor as against Uombined Uapital; L,egsl Ten
der Paper Money aa against Bank Issues and
the Gold Bails Fallacy; and the Interchange
able Currency Bond as against the High Gold
Interest Bond.
The SUN has a corps rf able correspondents
among the clearest and most profound thinkers
01 me country. "
Miscellany of the ohcicest selection, adapte
10 .an classes 01 readers.
Terms, $1.75 per year, postpaid.
.Sample copies sent free on application.
Address,
IXDUxaaroLis Sex CoMraxr,
JOHN P. TRACY fc SOX.
UNDEETA KJE R S
HARTFORD. KY-
Mannfactnrers and dealers in all kinds of
wooden coffins, from tne finest rose wood casket
to I be cheapest paufcer coffin.
All kinds of coffin trimmings constantly on
hand and for sale.
Keep a fine hearse always ready to attend
mnerais.
Wagons aiul Jiuggiei, . .
constantly on hand or made to order. Parti
ular attention given to plow stocking,
ion It " "
w. n. MACir.
AlrxtD scar.
ISATJZ7 & HURT,.
MDERTAIERS,
Hartford, Kentucky,
Mannfactnrers and dealers in all kinds of
wodencotfins, burial cases and caskets at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
All kinds of coffin trimmings on hand and for
sale ebeaper tban any bouse in town.
General Wood Workers.
We are also prepared to do all kinds of wood
work, such as making and repairing wagons,
buggiesic:, on short notice and' n as good
style aud at as low, prices as our Granger
friends could ask.
We desire ynnr patronage, and guarantee
satisfaction. MAV7.Y HURT.
...S:JS "
" Jfrtt
ll;ti "
J130 " 1
11.55 "
4Hi
Norton 111. at
Greenville at
Owensboro Janctien at
Beaver Dam at
CaneyviUe at
Leitcbfield
Cecil fan Junction at
Louisville at
S.'40
.9 "
J:4i "
40 "
. "
a.-io
v.-oo "
Hartford Ueonneetad will, id niu.
Beav e Dam by stage Una jwlii a day.
The, tralaj eeaaeet with Bljiabethtowa'at
Ceeehan: with Owmsbore at Qwensbenw
JuncqoniMiLwkh.BaviHe; Eea'dersoa and
Nashville at Nortonville.
V. T. Wuircoai, Seperinteadsar.
EvaMnilr, Owtuibora A Xmkvlll.
The Mall and A r-.:.i u . t . . . .
by the following Uue-Uble:'
uarL.
leaves
OweaiVere at 8 OS n
Sutherland's 83
Orow'a 8 3a "
Lewis' '..8 w.
Riley's 7.00
Tichenor's 7.10 " '
Livermore D. I.Zt "
I.irermore 7Ji "
Island 7J7 " ' -
Stroud's 7.4S "
Bl'Carroltlon ' 8.08 '
L.P.4S-W.Cros'g S.I0 "
L.PJXS.rT.Dtp. SJ -
ACCOHX0DATIQX.
Leaves
Owensboro at
1.00 p m
iM
S.48
3.02 "
3.16 f
SOU
3.44
3 49
4.02
4 17 "
4i4 "
Sutherland's
Crow's
Lewis
Riley's.
Tiehenor'a
Lirermore D.
Llrvrmore
Iihnd
Strnad's
S. Carroll ton
L.P.iS.W.Cr'g ','
L.P.AS.W.Dep. S.00 "
Trains run dallv, Sundays exerpteJ.
, R. S. TKIPLETT, Gea'l Manager. -
Arrival.
A 00 p cr
7Ji "
7.S7
T.13.i
6.5i
L' . tAHf.
8.10 "
. g.i;
SJ7
J.49. "
Jlrrives
-lLMara
JIJ4 -1I.I4"4"
1I.M
10.48
ItJJ t
.10.1 i
10.13'"
: J8
9.44 -t.20
. .
0.00
UARTFORB LOBCIE, SO. IX. T.O.all'.
Meets regularly ererT'Tharsdar evening fn
Tailor's Hall. Transient membera cL tUa
Order are cordially invited to attend.
B. r. BERRYMAS, W. tX T.
WitliR Liwrs, W. 8eer.
VPILSaHHHaVkaakaaBaihl
rjfaBBaeBBBTeBeVaBBeaBae.aHHBBeBi aw. aTBaaa
SSuBaaKBBeBaaaeaBaleBaeBBBKdSaC
Plain solid lS-kt. Gold E'ngigeaei.t and
Wedding Rings tarnished to order preatDtlrr
alao jet Rings, with, AmetbisU Garnet, Topai,
Moss Agate, Pearl or Diamond settings. Plata
Gold 18-kt. Rings from $3 to $&eacb. Ja or
dering, measure the largest joint of the finger
you desire fitted with a narrow piece of paper,
and send ns the paper. We iueribe any name.
mono, eruate iree ot caarge. Kings seat by
mail on receipt of price,, or by express, with
bill to collect on delivery of goods. 'Money
may be sent safely by Express, Pest-tSue
Money Order, or Registered Letter
Refer to George W. Bain.
CP. BARNES Bra.;
Jewelers, Main st-.bt. 8th A7tb, Louisville.Kr
1X k. THOHAS, dIO. A. PLAIT.
JAS. A. THOJTAS L- CO.
HARTFORD, KT."
Dealers In staple and fancy
DRY GOODS,
Notions, Fancy Goods, CIothingBooU aniL,
Shoes, Hats and Caps. A large assortment of
these goods kept constantly aa hand, and will
be sold at the very lowest cash price,
noi It '
MASTER COMMISSIONER'S NOTICS- ,
Gabriel Acton's Admrs, pttffO
against f Iqalty.
Gabriel Acton's heirs, defts. J
AH persons having claims against the estate
of Gabriel Acton, deceased, are requested t.
Sroduee the same, properly nrovea,. to the aa.
erslgned, Master Commissioner "of the Ohio
Circuit Court, at his office in Hartford, Kyi,
or before the 15th day of October acxt, or they
wUl be fbrever barred.
E. RMURRELL, M.C.O.C.C.
July 14, 1873. " 33n3a
S1WIK6 MlOBIJflS.
The undersigned w'ooTd respeetftilly an
nounce to the Ladies.of ....
HARTFORD an VICINITY,
t that they can navs'tltelr
Sewing ILKfacTlihes '
properly adjusted, aVany ttme, and on re.
kOoabUUrms, by .leafing them at the -
CROW. HOUSE,. INr HAKTJfQRIY
DAVID L. TJA RNETT, BUCK. iiUK.-r.
1 will also exchange new Weed or Reming
ton machines fox seeqd-haBl.jpehlBe,oraai
I have on hand . few eeead-haad aaan
chines, in good order, fot sal very low.
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MASTER. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE.
A.P-Balrd'j Adar;PainUZ.-
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A. P.Bsrrd's ; Heirs; Defendant J
All persons Saving elaima'agilnsl tees
te of AUisoa Porter Baisdj dced, are rr
quested fo produce the same, properly proven,
to theonderslgnedsMastermmlsioniir-r
the Ohio CirauitCirf..at, bis,oef in iHaru.
ford, Kentaeky.on or before 'the 1st day of
NoTsmbr.-aextI or they U Be barred
E. It. MURRELL, M. C, O. C, C,
Oct. 20th, 187J.