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G IhYE 1U L DJ li EVTOli '.
STATE.
J. Proctor Km. II.
Lleutriinnl H. Illndiiiiin.
Secretary ol A. MrKeiiile.
Asslstnul Heo'y of M. Mcl'.irty.
l'rlVrtt"Kecronry Kulwrt.
Attorney General -1'. W. Hiinlln.
Auditor KHelte
AiiUtuut Auditor C'li ir!r.Ure
1 reiuurcr Jninc W. Ttr.
Clerk JmiH'H II. lliuvklii".
Hupt.l'ut). Jox, It. riehett.
clerks-1: ('. Weiiti.ml K. D. I'trketl.
llt'Klstrr Irfiml Ocoiki' M. Ai'.niiim.
ll.lorlxtt, J. M. UntliHtik.
Insnr iico I.'. .Noimnii.
Deputy Coin. Virisll lluwctl.
A.Conntiind U.K. Iliincnn.
Adjutnnt fie John II. limn,
clerk WlcUlltr Clinpiuiui.
Snpl. Arcnil W. (1. TlmiiipMiti.
Com. An- llor. mid F. Dnvl.
Mtnte VIikIiiIii Hmiimiii.
Clerk Wnlker IVter.
Inspector of Mini J, Noruood.
1'lllillc Crlhtir.t D. Woods,
reiittentliity Smtli.
Depot) Wimli'li Ornriir Tnj lor.
Cl)UKT OF Al'l'hAI.S.
Clilef Justice, CiiKUrll llelinelt; Judges,
Tlioiiiiis II. lllnes, V, H. l'rjor.J.II. LewK
W. II. Holt i ltepoili r, liilm Itnlinnn; Clerk
l.'ourlof AppeiiKTIioniiiH.1. lleiirjj Deputy
Clerk, Hum. M. (Iiilnes; Drput) Cluk Superior
Court, Illinium tl. 1'iMire; Senjeiint.
(I. A. HnbertMiu ; lltnll, .MrCuullII.
HUl'KUIOl'. cour.r.
I'resldlliK JmlKi'i A. 1.. IllellutiN ( Jililfe,
Jninrt II. Ikiudeu, A. I!. Itlehiiids, J. IJ.
Wiinl; Horitent, John M. lllllotl j Tlpstntl.
John Htuiirt.
lliillro.nl J. l'.Tholiipion.
A. It. llooue, J. D. utiiitf.
COXdUKSHIONAL.
JiMiies II. lltck nml Hon.
J.U.H. lllneUliiiin.
lleprrvnt.itUe, romlli T.
A. IdilieitMUi.
HTATK DISTH1CT.
I'.. Hill.
Ilrprieiitiitiv, Ohio County Hon. Jtsve
H. WIIIImiik.
COUNTY.
Clri'iill 4'mirl.
I Ion. Lucius 1. Little, Judue, Ouenloto.
Hon. Joseph Nor, Attorney, Oncnslioro.
J, 1. riioinsoii, Jiiller, Hurtford.
Clitrenre Clerk, llnrtfiiid,
J no. 1'. llurrctt, .Mimter t otn'r, Hurtford.
It. V. HticUei', lleuvi r Dmii.
I'.IJIIimire. Fordsvllle ; I. K.
Hooker, lUmer Dam; J. M. Cnselner, Hock-port;
J. L. .Miller, Hartford.
Court convenes four t li .Momlajs In Mnj
nml Nnveinher mid continues tmir meUs
1'iich term.
Colllll) Ciini'l,
(.'. W. Jliissle, Judite, Hnrtforit.
T.J.Hmlth.Clerk, llnrtfoul.
C. M. l'enillelon, Attorney, Hurtford.
Court I'oineucN on thn first ilondiiy In
every moiilh.
CliiHrlerly Court.
llenlnson tint third Momluys In Junuury,
April, July mid Octoher.
Court il 'IiiIiiis,
lli'itluson the Ilrst .Mondays In Jiinuury
ii ml October,
Ulher (oiiiily Oillrers.
"liurlcK Hendrlu, Hurvcjor, Itockporl.
I. W. Harnett, Assessor, Hnrlloid.
L. I. Ixiney .County School riupt., Hartford.
I'olleo t'liiirlN,
llARiromi. J. H. Uleiiii, JiuIku; W. II.
.Manzy, CouttH held 4th Monday
In March, tune, Ueplomher and December.
IIkavkh Ham. II. !'. 1 tweli, JiuIko ; Win,
II. Illankotishlp. Miirsliiil. t'liuitn held first
Kiiturdny In Jnuuary, April, July and Oct.
C. Daniel, JuiIkc; II. 1.
Wl, Murluil. CourlM held kecoiid
In Janmiry, April, July and October.
L'kuai.Vo. V. D. I'lilkcrson, JuiIkp; J. H
Tllfoid, Marshal. Courts held hecoun
in Jaiiuiiry, April, July mid October.
Hauilto.n, J. W. LankforiLJiidKc; I. M.
Ilrown, MiirshHl. Colitis held third
uJauuiiry. April, July and October.
L. Held, JiuIko: A. I'. How.
nrd, Murshnl. Courts held' first Thuisduy In
January, April, July mid October,
J. Ui) ton, JiuIko; no Mnmhnl.
Courts held tlrst Halurdiiy In January, April,
July and October.
Justices Courts.
FoiiDsvtLT.B, J. I. Harder, Mnrrh 4, .JUilU
3, OV'I'IVHIUVI , necemuer z, ....., 1nB..ili ...-. Mlllnr. ....,
Match tl. Juno 5, September 4, December 4.
L. Fluid", March S, Juno fi,
Hoptembcr 8, December f. J. McKlndlcy,
March 2, June .', September 1, December 0.
IIaktkoiiu. It, A Stevens. March 0, Juno
0, September 9, December l. J. D. Ilyi'is,
March IS, Juno 1'J, September II.Dccemlierll.
KoCKl'OUT. 11. Duucnii, March tt), June 19,
Hoptomber 18, December IH. W. I. Howe,
March II, Juiioll, September H, December H.
I'. Morton, Maich 10, June
It), Soptcmber IB. Dcccmbar 10. Ij. Arhnckle,
March lS.Juno 18,8eptomber21,Deeomber2l.
M.Antry. March 18, Juno 15,
September 15, December l.'!. A.S.Aull.Marcli
23, June 2.1, September 2.1, December 23.
t'oiistiiblcs.
FoaiHVlM.K. J.V.l'iiyne1I,..O.Fordsvllle.
lluroitn. Ooortso II. Lnnlmui.
Kockpout. A. P. Howard.
llostNK. W. L. Miller, P.-O. llotso llrunch.
Martin, IVO. Cromwell.
CHURCH.
1UI1I8T. Hervlces second Siituiday and
Sunday of ench month; llov. J.S.Colemau,
pustor.
M. E. Cllimuil. South. Services third nml
fourth Sundays In each mouth. Itev. L. k.
Campbell Puntor.
(JUHBKHLANl) PllKHHVTKIIlAN. Servicer,
first Sunday and Sunday nlKlit. and
night proccedliiR. Jtov. Willi, Smith
MKTltoniST Kt'iscoi'Al. (colored.) HervlceH
every Buodiiy morulnir and nluht. Sabbnili
School nt 9 A. M. Itav.ll. J. Ward, pnMiir.
AM'HA MAlTJsr .ind third
Buuday, ot 11 A. t. and 7J0 v. M. Hunilay
Bohoolat 9oVlook,A. u. Hev. O. II. Dow-ell,
l'Mtor.
fiMii.isiiui in iti:uuiir.
INTROSPECTION,
i.
Have on sent her linek hoi letlels? Imvii J oil
Klven her back lierrlUK?
llnvu jou lilcd to forget the hiiiiutlUK koiiks
(lull on loved to hear licrsliiK?
Have on etirseil thn day you met her
Ihiinked (list that ou Vtelu file?
Audsild Inyoiiriiiiunst heart iisyoiilhouKht,
"she licwr was 1 1 lie to nm?"
You hiiNoenst olf, jour pride Is touched;
you fancy nil Isdoux;
That for) on the- world Is biliiht rmnln, and
bmvrlv shines tho sun ;
You have washed your hnndsofpaslou!you
hiiNeuhlstled herdoH n the wind -O
Tom. old filend, this Koesbefoictlio sharp.
est comes behind I
Yes, the sharpest N ) 1 1 to come, foi ln e Is a
plant that licer dies;
ItsiootsaredeeiiiisllieeiiitlillselMtsbnincli.
es wide lis llle skit",
And Mheievci iimu It 1ms taken hold It
lluurlslim cwrmorc,
llcurliiKn fruit that Is fMlrouMdc, but lilller
ashes at eoli'.
II.
Yon Hill hum till", Tom, licniirler, when
aiiiier has cooled, nml )ou
Ilae time for I nt inspect Inn; you will rind
my minis are true.
You will sit and riip In y,urllie alone, nml
f.incy Hint you cm sen
Her f.iee, with Its classic; oval, her 1 mulcts
tlutterlUK free,
Her soft blue c)e, wide opeuid, her sweet
nd lips apart,
As she use. I pi look, In the colclen ilnvsulien
)ou fancied she bail a heart;
Whateeroii do, wnerever mi turn you
Hill see Hint clorlous face
CoiiiIiik with sluidoHy beauty to haunt nil
time and space:
.. . .... I...- li... ...Ml
1 Iloe MINKS llll Mill' nil III) "IP'SH'K IV I
slut? themselves lulu your brain, "1
Till jour life seemsset to their ihytlim, and
jourtlioiiKlits to their refrain:
Thilr old, old biiidenof lovemid
passion you luivn forsworn;
I tell you, Tom, It Isnotthiown oirso viell ns
you think, this morn!
III.
Hut thn Horst, perhaps the wnr of nil, will
l when tho day hastloHii,
When darkness fauns riltecllou, iiud your
i olnriules me hII iione,
You will try to sleep, hut the nirniniy of for-
Rotten jean
Will c.iino Willi ii storm of wild t caret mayhap
with a storm of tears;
Hacli liKik.iucli Hord.cneh playful I onc.cn oh
timid little ire,
Tho Hidden uleain of her rlnnlcls, the rust-
Hint of her dress,
The delicate touch of her ungloved hnnd that
woke such nil exiiilslte thtlll,
The IhiHirs she uave jou, th nlulit of the
liiill"! think you treasuru them still-All
these will come, till you slumber, worn
out bysheir despair.
And then you villi hear v msue echoes of souk
on the darkened nlr
Viiriio echoes, rlslnn and falllnn, of the voice
jou know so well,
Like the souks that were siiiik by the
malih sweet Willi ndtsidly scll !
IV.
Ill di wiinslirr heart xiellevcriiKalnbeyoiirs,
mil you will ste
Fair Kllmpses of what mlKhl have been
whnt nowiiiii never be:
Ami us she comes In incet you, with a sudden
wild unrest,
You stretch your arm forth lovingly, to fold
her to your breast;
Hut Hie I.urlel souk will faint and die, mid
Willi Its fiidliiutnne
You will wake to llud you clasp tliethln mid
empty all alone,
While the lire bell's cIiiukIiu: dissonance, ; on
thn gusty lud borne,
Will sec m an deinon's voice,
laiiKlitiiK our crlef to scorn.
O, Tom, you say It Isoveryoulnlk of letters
and rings
Di))ou think that love's mighty spirit, then,
Is held by such trilling things?
No) If jou once huvo truly loved. nu will
still lovcoii, I know,
rill the churchyard myrlles blossoms above,
and jon He mute below I
V.
How l It, 1 wonder, hereafter? Faith teach
es ns little, here,
Of tho one we have loved and lost on earth-do
)ou think they will still be dear?
Shall wo live thn lives vie might have led? -will
those w ho are severed now
llemembcr tho pledge of n lower sphere, and
renew tho broken vow?
It almost drives mo mad to think of thn gifts
vie throw away
Unthinking whether or no we loso life's
honey mid wine for njol
Hut then, ngnln, 'lis it mighty Joy greater
than I can tell -To
trust that thn parted may sometlmo meet
that nil may again bo well;
However It be, I hold that nil evil wo know-on
earth
I'luds In this violence dono to lovo Its true
and Icgltlmato birth,
And thoiignulCH wo suffer, when the heart Is
leftnlnuot
For every sin of humanity should fully and
well atone !
VI.
I see that you marvel greatly, Tom, to hear
such words fioui me,
Hut, If you know initio Inmost he.it t,'tvi mild
bo no mysteiy.
Kxperlenco Is bitter, but Its teachings vi-o to-
tnln.
It has taught mo this who ouco luis loved,
loves never on earth again I
And I, too, have my closet, with u ghastly
form Inside,
Tho skeleton of u perished love, killed by n
cruel pride:
I sit by tho lire at evening, as you will
times sit,
And- watch In tho hall-light, the
gliosis of happiness flit:
I,tnn,uwuko at midnight, mid stretch my
arms to enfold
A vnguo mid shadowy liunce with IrcRsesol
brown and gold:
Kxperlenco Is bitter Indeed I liavo learned
nt n heavy cost;
Thattnretaln lovo'H petslstency, !,too,)inve
loved and lost I
llcuige ArnoUl,
Abbyville Letter.
Ahhyvillk, Nov. i8, 18S0
T with t foelliif? of drcnil, mingled
with tt neiiBO of ItH utter worthIensntn,I
attempt to pen u tow linen to the
uinler the new mlnlstrutlon of
Truly the loyolutlon of tlmo
brlitcti nlKiiit many chaiiKCH. Not with
out n mIrIi of reirret, doTl'ld farewell to
the editor who Ims ever heen kind to a
wuy ward, uninteresting scribbler. But
ptitllng iislile with passing regret,
what wan, I turn hopefully to the untried
future, with that childlike fuith.lu
the guy baubles of promise, that only
too often burst Into nothingness. God
speed the now managers on their Journalistic
pilgrimage, antl inuy they greatly
Improve the alreudy well begun
work, over buttling firmly yet reasonably
for tho advancement of truth nml
morality, always keening an eye singly
on those rnuks and shoal that lino the
path to successful Journalism.
Mr. J. W. Ford Is doing a lively bus-
lues with his nt tlili plaw.
The music of the saw and thn whistle
iiwtikenhig the people to the fact Unit ,
enterprise Is In their midst.
Kdiirlp, chlelly throtmh the
meiilnlily of Mr. A V are being
put fotlli to git voting precinct I
and csIiiIiIIsIiimI Imic, and if
It can ln uccotupllslit d,il v. Ill be n great
boom to this intlrc conin.tinll.y.
Mps I.uln Cox, Mho has been very ill
forsoini' lime past, Is Ibntlght
ltnfiirt Williams spent Saturday and
Sunday lure vlslllng friends and
tlves. liliiiMliasniKmy,
pleased with the deportment of Hart
ford College.
Hev. Mr. Thorn n, the new
In begin a serlts of meetlutts at
I'luiiiiiit Mill, IhuM. K. eliureh,
ly night The llrsl (Jtiarleily meet-:
lug uas held them the H.iturduy and
Minimy preeeiiing. 0l ypf pt.rm,.tjv organized, and
Mr. John Howly is dime delivering 1P fclletH lt recentlv locate.l, very
tobacco. He sold at Owetj.boto for a h,w , fllfit ,1UVJ ,)cen t,)pru ,0K ,,M011g,
very fair price. A great deal of the to raise a crop, I tit all are In good
has lion Gripped tlili season. ! H u,, ft,el ,llllt u,y huve ul 1)lst rench.
It. K. Williams is lltllng up hN logs, i e(, ii,)ro,nawI tlll(.ir Tho laud lies
preparatory to tunning them to Wl,j . ,hu M,M frm to 4 ft,ot lk,tp ,,
villi'. He litis) about ready to run. i ,, wonderful cjpnclty for storing
H. M. Ashby has koiih to Kvansville. '
,!,, i
t0(,
Ilre. was ,y a great nilU)y
He will retuin by way of Hoonvllle, to llt ,,. w, ,,, (lr(,lllh )Uyh
see n certain friend of hl. , ,,eUer lMIl1 ur itlI(f, mid from my ex-
It U nothing uncommon for the amilmtol, r .n,.vp t. Afler the sod
pie of this community to see tramps of
u huWf y , -an dnd moist earth an
all and under nil
tuo and tills
,,c, or uiidernwitli, too,
nut one ot uncommon interest paseu
through here last night. He said that
he startid from Connecticut the Ilrst of
last April to walk to California, where
he hopiil to arrive by the Ilrst of April
next. He was 'very badly dressed, but
gooil laiiuuiige, and spoke and acted
In a manner that betokened, to a
casual better days. UN advent
here has given lire to matiy con
The general belief Is that he
N not what he seemed. Gka.ia.
Kick headache N the bine of many
lives; this anmoing complaint maybe """ """ " "" " "' ,c" "J "ought I to bu prepared for them; he
cultivation the and proth.clng well
cured and prevented by the occasional o wnleiV ,
use of Dr. J. II. McLean's Little Liver "'"' t,,e n,n,""- ellglitful. h M10,(e , , ,,
' A "" river hey are Ir-1
I Kidney Plllets. They are pleasant , l,p Arkoinjns U(1 R l)I()W!) wr
"""" tlielr lnh, and the yield Is
totake.no larger than a pin head, and Mr. WmillH,f,rmerIy of L ivie
A C r "",
the ladles' favorite for blllomness, enor,,1,1?U'' . '"'. r' ty, ,,,, f Mr. Welier, has a claim
bad taste In I lie mouth, Jaundice, for
leucotrhea and painful menstruation.
'JA cents a vial.
For sale by J. W. Ford. Hi Urn.
Neuralgic Rheumatism and Erysipelas.
A bout four years ago, I was :il lacked
with what the nh.vsiclaiis pronouueed
neuralgic rheumatism, accompanied
with erysipelas My appetite failed me
entirely, and 1 had an Intermitting
and very irregular pulsations ol ,
the heart. A terrible pain soon came
into my chest and' shoulders, and I be-'
I could attend to
ncre 0f ground he raNed 800 bushels of '"; ' . '.,...!',, i this
K'' U" ' ""
1B IllHt ,, he aver SIW, three . """,, , , f
llea, of cabbage would nil a .lour i 'L Lw , fi SLS
rel( llll(1 evPrylIl)K t,,e lle tr,ed was in S . , t , u , 5,'
likt. rillortIoil. He al-o said that ho ? give
v w II lnd n re t ly t. you
,,,, 1Iever HW11 a flner ,,,. of ,,,, ""'". "'.'".." 1 .... ,. Iw ".
no business tit all. The pains were' ,!,. Cjty i,,r (,s usl 1. One pump-movable,
and would sometimes passk weighing 183 pounds ; several
from one pirtnfmy hotly to another.
Mnaiiy tho erysipelas tiroKe out on m
left hand and :u m, and produced much
swelling. 1 was fir eighteen months ( c;lM e expected outside of , liver.' which plaster and lotions
In this way, and of course , ,,,, ui(rict j M,me places where not heal. The best nml remedy
a great many Kinds ol nut ,
nothlnugavo mo relief. Friends dually
persuaded mo to try Swift's Hpeclllc. I
i iiTuiiiinmn .... " n"irii ""c
,
tiiKiuu tile Ilrst bottle. I iMlttluued its
use until I hid taken iliiu'ous dozen
bottles, when I found inyeelf sound and
well again, with no sln of the disease
left except a stiffness in my hand, u result
of thu erysipelas. While taking
tlie medicine I gained on an average
twopiundsof llesli per dty. I thluk i
S. S. S. a valuable medicine, and I frequently
recommend It to my friends.
Hi:v. It. M. PlCKILNS
Greenville, S. (,'., Juno 21, 1SS0.
Treatise on Wood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
Tho Swift Speclllo Co., Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ga.
The timely use of simple remedies
will often prevent consequences more
serious than a mere outlay of money.
Therefore do not procrastinate if you
are suHerlng with a cough, old or ills-eases
nf throat anil lungs, but ue
Honey ofTur, anil bo speedily relieved.
This preparation Is universally
known as excellent, and this hint to
suU'eiers Issulllclcnt.
Exposure to rough weather, getting
wet living In damp localltles.are favorable
to tlic contraction of diseases of
the kidneys utiil bladder. As n
and for the euro of nil kidney
ami liver trouble, use that valuable remedy,
Dr. J. li. McLean's Liver and
Kidney Italm. SI per bottle.
For sale by J. W. Ford 40 am
Statesmen, ministers, lawyers, representatives
of nil professions and classes,
may be attacked by plies, nud all tho
world knows that an Infallible remedy
can be found In Tabler's Buckeye
Ointment, which Is acknowledged to
he the only preparation over tillered
the public for plles.wlilcli makes u lasting
euro.
Persons who lead n life of exposure
tiro subject to rheumatism, neuralgia
nud lumbago and will llud u valuable
remedy in Dr. J. H. McLeaii'H
Liniment; It will banish pain and
subdue lullammatlou.
Foretde by J. W. Ford. 4(1 .'im
SSf Itch of every kind cured lu 30
minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
Use no other. This never fails, sold
by Z. W. arllllu & Hro Druggist,
Hartford. tf
In udvaucooftheslfkly season render
yourself impregnable; a malarial
atmosphere or sudden chango of temperature
Is fraught with tlauger, use
Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Cordial
and Wood Purlller. $1 per bottle.
For wile by J. W. Ford. 40 Jim.
MORE ABOUT KANSAS.
Fertile Land An Englishman's Crop-
Immenso Yield Hugo Cabbages
antl Pumpkins Deep wolls
Homestead Lands Good
Advice &c, &c, &o.
IlAUTFOltD, KY., Dec. 1. 1880.
"NVIicii I wrote you last, 1 was tit Garden
City, tho headquarters for nearly
every one visiting Western Kansas,
and I then promised Hint I would give
my views of the country filter I wmp
home, and will now uuderlakn in fulfill
tmt promise.
r ....,., ,,n. 4H ii1B Hhnrt lltni. I
hud to stay, anil traveled over n good
ileal nf territory, talked to n great, many
people and noted what they had to say,
and on thiso notes and my own
lnn, I base my report.
The part of country I traversed, U
t.(im,iratively a new country, counties
when there has been no rain for two
months The soil N mostly n sandy
lo:.tn,a black as midnight, and !e-
celves: Its looks wonderfully, If It does
not produce well.
I
It is destined to be a great country.
Knsteru Kansas only n few shoit years
ago, was exactly in the same llx as Western
Kansas N to-day, people Just coining
hi, tho planting of crop's untried,
and no railroiiN. Hut now look at Its al
most marvelous growth j almost all the
iNuil has been taken up by actual set- I
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er in Indiana or Illinois, I have now '
forgotten which, and lie hnd followed '
the same business (hi- year at
Using the irrigating ditch; he'
(old me that he had never seen such
HWeet potatoes, cabbage, turnipa and
onions crow as he had raNed. On one
products tlimi were shown at the G.ir
0tlprH tnld me of the same dl-play. I
( j, ,,, 1)t. rtMneinb.TeiI,liiiwever,lhat
, this Is ilnne hv IrrhMilon. and that no
,0i.s were id tint ed tl ii s vear. JO b lei s
of corn to tho acre were rulsul, soil corn
Uwy W1 ,tWlimt miy wrk,except 1
tho breaking ami pi intlng, and where
it was cultivated, of course tlu yield ,
was much greater. I
It Is iiNo a grand country for all kinds
ot fruit.whiclt will llud a ready market i
ut bonie.
Lands can bo obtained as follows: A
claim Is otio that require-
six months resilience on the i.inti.ul the oblIlnui from a Kor)tie that was hatch-end
of which time the party proves up t,,, l)lt , U fcpru)g. Tho nicmu of
and piys SI 25 per acre. The home- Mv , m(UI to l)t. tlle bl;i.u Tle gooso
stead claim requires live yeirs n,Ust llot llp Allied until Indian
at the end of which tlmo you got Ut,r ,, jVli,sfli uay. Af,cr coking,
the land free of tiny cost, except the en- ren,vo the breast bone, scrape It
fees, &o. A timber claim Is ono
try ce,ult a, ,ien It in warm
nqulrcs you to break live acres the ur ,,,, ,e, ,t ,,ry f(ir ,,ay r lm
tlrst year.the second year you must
W1)H) u ,)11H )(,m) ,llU9 plelmrt()101
liviiieuie live acres urimeii, nun uiu.is,
five more, the third year plant the first
live in trees, cultivate tho second live)
and break live more, and so on until
the end of eight years, you must have '
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07i living trees to the aero on acres
the number I have now forgotten.
Afler you huvo proven up such n claim
yen get n patent to your land. Soldiers'
are allowed mi n homestead credit for
the tlmo they served In the army, anil
a vast number Imvo taken ntl vantage of
this law and have located In Kislrm
and Western Kansas.
This land In being rapidly taken up,
and if thero ure any who autlclpito lo-
eating there, I would advise them toga res idled lu expelling thu colli and sore
as soon us possible, enter their throat. He is now rapidly
and they will then huvo six eiug. This statement Is given without
months to move on. You will find
many Inconveniences out there, ami
will have to undergo a good unity h.irtl -
ships until you can rniso ii corp ; hence,
I would ad vise those who want to go,to
make arrangement for at least one
year's living, '111111 then if your crop
proves bountiful, you will bu on ynur
A man who gos to thu front uud
lends ii helping hand in building up a
new country deserves success. It takes
nervo to do It, and If you go, bum tho
bridges behind you, so to speak, ami say,
"I am going to htay, no matter what
turns tip, 1 am going to muko this my
home." If you will do that, you nto
sure to succeed. Don't get homesick,
und think nml worry yourself about a
certain spring In a certain shady spot,
uwtiy back In old Ken'ucky, and how
you would like to be there, but discard
all such thoughts from your memory,
iiudgotoworkdukothlugsiiHtheycnmc,
und In u fewyearsyoiiciiu visit the old ; Honey of Tar Is tho cough cure,
homestead and "drink out of that clear, ""T'. T" . i
old spring," nud tell your friends about Hick headache, wind on the stomach,
biliousness, nausea, ore promptly und
your grunt! homo In Kansas. ,
ogreeably banished by Dr. J. H. . Mc-to
Now, you will find some drawbacks,
Lean's Little Liver and Kidney Pillets.
be sure, and ono Is the great depth
i.i. ii u'lll hflVii in im for wntur In M.ltlH II Villi.
portions nf the country I visited, Home
weIN being from a 10 to 300 feet deep,
uolivlthstniidlng till", the settlers all
spe.ik well of the coimtiy, and are sinking
wells and putting up to
hoist the water, tu o'her places, however,
you cut tliul gnnd water at a very
teasiiuubli! depth.
Kansas Is very llbr.il hi her school
laws ; you will llinl
and churches all nwr the country. A)
for health, I iltluk It will prove to lie
a he illhy country. Western Km-as N
.1,'JOO fret nb.ivi) tha level nf the sea, and
the only I heard of out there,
was mountain fever, something like our
typhoid fever.but yield icadlly to treatment,
and but few cises prove fatal.
It Is astonishing how the little cities
and towns are growing along the Siuta
Ke rallroul Newton,
Hiitcbiuson, Garden City, and ether
places nre Improving rapidly. You can
hear the saw and the hammer on every
hand, and all N activity. The people
are alive and deteriiilun I to buildup
their new homes.
Now, I want It understood that I advise
no man to go out there to locate,
unless he Ilrst goes and sees the country,
what might please me,
would probably not please others; hence
I say, go tlrst and satNfy yourselves.
I found our friend and former townsman,
J. H. Welier, away out In Western
Kansas, holding down ICO acres of
us ptetty land as any man oversaw
He liasj n comfortable home, the best t
saw In his county, outside of the towns,
and will, uIhiiu the Ilrst of March, prove
up his claim anil aciuiire title. He also
., u tiln,a.r cum nco acre-, In Col
orailo, JO miles from where he lives,
which he InleuiN locultlvnte according
to the laws of that state. I spent two
days under his hospitable roof, ami
while there experienced a genuhio Kansas
blizzard, the one the week before
being a small tt It'll r. It was ten I lie;
you could not e twenty steps, and as
fur travel, It was out of the question.
These bll .zirds will come, and one
iiNo, and their ure only alKuit
30 yards iipart. Thanks to them for
tlulr hospitality, and nay their fondest
hopes and expectations be realized
to the extent, is my sincere
I iiImi met at G irileu City, Mr. Wal-
,.m l?lut..i fisnicilii if II lulhwr t2mui
v aiiiauiL iiiiiji iiiiiiiou. i.in iiiucuioi
to him lor courUsles extended, while In
his lovely little cliy. S. K. Cox.
Thousnndsof people stiller with back-
aclie.nnt knowing that In miK cat-, It
Is n svintitum of iliseafed kidney and
Is Or. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kid-
ney Itxlm $1.00 per bottle.
For sale by J. W. Foul. 4(1 .Iiu.
The Goose-Bone.
Houiiug Green Democrat.
The may be culled "Ken-
nrotihel." In munv
I0UKB u ,,, ut fou)lI llal)gK
jn t, m( alllj , H, who Imvo had
lt for years say that the genuine bono
iever'mis fjlie rea ,lie ra iy be
,. , f , nf ,
v "i - i -
in a ilark room Is better, and the (IN-
...l.nt ti.ii ..iiu, l.o iitli. ilanliitinrAfl
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tho the
and to one who knows bone,
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reading is ns plain s a book.
.
"The Sun Heard From."
Cincinnati Ditco & Ciik.micai. Co.:
Ukntlkmkn: I take denture in
testifying to the remarkably beneficial
ellectsof Gocch's Mexican By tup, as
evidenced lu the c.iso of my Utile
who was suflerlng fro n severe coltl
consequent upon weather changes.
One do-o completely relieved him and
ihe further administration of theSyrupi
uny suggestion of solicitation. I have
considered It a duty to acquaint you
, with some additional facts in regard to
your wonderful preparation.
Yours very truly,
Jas. J. Mitchkll,
Kdltor Cincinnati Sun.
For sale by Z Wayne Grlflln & Hro.
When nature falters and requires
help, recruit her enfeebled energies
with Dr. J. II. McLean's Strengthening
Cordial and Wood Purifier. SI per
bottle.
For sale by J. W. Ford. 40 3m
vy0 fun llud no fault with Mary An-
vmm eth. r us u wouiun or actress,
a, delight to give honor to whom
honor Is due. For that reason we bless
the numeof tho manufactures
w,llHi Honey of Tar, tho purest,
jMt , ,0vt ellectuul euro for cough-,
H ul diseases of throat and lungs.
Atrial will convince you. Coussens'
For side by J. W. Ford. Ill 3m.
A GOOD SUGGESTION.
Let Farmers Pool Their Tobacco, Seduce
Acreage, and Oet Better
Prices A Farmer's Talk
To Farmers.
KOItTllKUKItU.Il.l
NO. I.
Fkllow Fahmkus : Thu trite adage,
"God helps him who hlps himself," Is
very npplloible to lis as a Wo
muit help niirsel voi ; It is folly to expect
help from others
The most observant among us concede
that the present tobacco crop will
by no means compensate us for our labor.
The pi esent outlook would Indicate
Unit we will hardly reill.e an average
of S'l per 100 lbs. On this we can
hardly subsist; we certainly can pay no'
deb's.
It behooves ns to take counsel of each
other, to determine some means by j
which tills t'O'idltloti of things may be
changed for tho better. I hslieve tint '
over-production is the underlying cause
of low price-, anil ho I In,; on that belief, I
would suggest a series of meetings In,
the several tobacco-growing sections of I
the State. At these meetings ti general
discussion ould ho hnd.
Tut) imrki't value of tho crop on hand
would be very greatly enhanced by a
res lived reduction in acreage next
ypar. It would nlso command n good
price could we keep It oil" the market
alter thu Ilrst ol June. In this connec
tion I would submit the following plan : i
Those of us who can, should pool our
tobacco in the whole tobacco-growing
section, in every neighborhood or ills-!
trlet where the quantity will Justify.
'
It should not be prized before the first
of May, and then it should he In
class order. This being done, let It be
lolled iiwav, anil not be nut on the'
lire-cut overstocked market. In this
manner we form a Home Stock Company
cash capital all paid up, anil not
ii dollar borrowed. Thus may we hold
our tobacco, and not sucrillcp it on the J
low prices.
Farmers, stop antl think for a moment,
what your chances are '
to get good prices. Tobacco put on the
Louisville Hrakes in the months of December,
January and February, Is (
mostly piircliassd by rehaudlcts. They '
know that you mmt ncll It, or It will
lot in the hogshead, antl your necessities
In the case, give the guage for the
pricea tillered. Change this stnte of'
case, anil you can dictate the price.
1 shall advert to this matter mote
fully in my next. A. Litkh.
A Valuable Medical Treatise.
The edition for 18S7 nf the sterling
Medical Annual, known as Hustetter's
Almiiuuc, is now reuily, and may be
obtained, free ol cust, of druggists and
general country dealers lu all parts of
the United States, Mexico, and Indeed i
in every civilized portion of the
tern This Almanac bus
been Issued regularly at Ihe commence
ment ol every year lor over of
ii century. itcoimines,wuii mo
practical evidence lor the preserva
tion and lestoratinn of health, u Isrgo
amount oflntentdlng and amusing light
reading, anil tho calender,
calculations, chrounlodcal Item-,
&c., tire prepared with great care, and
will bo found entirely accurate. The ,
Issiifoi Mnstetter's Almanac tor IM
will probably be the largest edition of
a medical work ever published In any i
country. The proprietors, Met re. Hos-
letter & Co., Pittsbtng, Pa., on receipt (
of n two cent stamp, will forward a ,
copy by mall to any person who can-'
not procure one in Ids neighborhood, i
Dec. I
Fur better than (lie harsh treatment
of medicines which horribly gripolho
Ditleut and destrjy the coating nf the I
stomach Dr. J. H. Chills'
and Fever Cure, by mild yet ell'ectlve
action will cine. Sold at Wl cents u
tie.
For Bide by J. W. Ford. 40 3m
Waller Notes.
Nov. 30. Corn gathering Is in progress.
Most of the great cereal has been
slowed uwuy, and Ihe turnout is coming
up to Hie full expectations of farmers,
There have been leverul loads of tobacco
from this vicinity hauled to
Oiveticboro, anil very low prices
some going as low us 25 cents per
I mulled, and the gentlemen iuloriu mo
that some of the wied sold us low as 10
cents per hundred. At this rat we
think the farmers had better sell to buyers
closer home. Some of those who
were promised us much as So per hundred,
are being docked to the amount of
$2 per hundred. You eiin see at once
that the &o figures are all u farce, In the
Oweusborn market.
Messrs. Tho. Hoover and George
Ralph went on a visit to McLean county
some time since, to bee tho family of
Mr. Louis Hoover auil other relations,
who live neur Delaware, Ky.
Misses Sallle Puttoii ami Silllo
of Clear Ittiu, visited the family
of W. II. Hudson last week.
Hev. J. C. Stewart and wife vMlwl
tho family of their son-in-law, Mr. Peter
Shown, of Ueda, last week.
A. C. Jobnson.ofCalhoon, visited the
families nf Mrs. Sallle Murray and Dr.
Chiipniini lust week week. Ho reports
evoiylhhig nourishing about Calhoon,
W. D Kirk's wife, who lias been so
low for some time, Is better.
the wife of W. L. Chapman,
u flue boy, weight 10 pound-. Dr.
Chapman attending physlcl tu,
On l.t Tuesday morning about 4
o'clock, G. W. Hoover's dwelling house
was found to bo on fire; he being ut
honioulnne,wusaWukeued by Ihe crow-lug
of tho fowls, nud concluded he
wonlii oi.i im ns ll whh ilav. when he
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I
discovered the lire. When he entered
the I1, nk room he studied the funics of
cnul nt', ami on found that
his hnd been set on lire, Ihe fire
being I: bulled by the Use nf the oil. He
saved almost all tho household goods.
The entire property was covered by Insurance
i.f Thiro N no clue to the
person vim did the burniui', ns yet.
Mr. Hoover w III us soon us possible.
Filom.
In Memory of Henry F. Armendt.
II V KIT. II KM HlOW.
Our dop'irted friend will bo missed by ninny,
As ii limn of sterling worth-Ills
friends were warm nnd true, foes he lias
not nny
lu his life, restricted, hern on earth.
He'll bo missed by ip.my, as I've said,
Hut by none like his family so dear
His Mini's earthly shield now has fled,
And only replaced with n (far.
Ills dying words to llio writer were these:
"If loua around hero you remain,
And my boys the proper path should miss,
Picnic direct them right nunln."
Oil, Clarence, Koy.jou must ne'er forgot
Tills pioof of n dying father's love,
For death by him was bravely met,
And for you ho sought his friend to prove.
If In tho future by rum you're tempted,
Ami tho rum ellcr's tory you've heard,
It's n scheme for your purse to be
think o your papa's last word.
Horton Happenings.
Nov. 2ilth, the way of business,
llnrton N still on top
Our young merchant. Mr. A. V
Thomson Is u live, business
man, autl N worthy of the large patronage
Unit he Is dally receiving.
Some of our young friends attended
n dance, given nt the residence of Mr.
Cluis. Hirnelt In the Liberty neigh
borhood last Frld ly night, and report n
splendid time. Dr. L. H. Hammnns
furnished hacks f.ir lite occasion.
Mr. J. ,f. Hyatt, ofLiuhvllle, Ky.,
senior member of the firm, Hyatt &
Thomson, nf Horton, Ky., N here on a
hunting expedition, Mr. Hyatt Is nn
excellent shot, and a good Judge of dogs.
Mr. J. O. representing the
wholesale grocery of Stelu
& Co., Louisville, Ky , Is In our
town soliciting orders.
Ituv. G. J. Hvun, preached an able
and interesting .ermou to a small, but
very npprcciatve audience, last night at
old Rethel church.
Mr. H. Ely, formerly watchman for
the Standard Stavo Company, of this
place, has recently moved to Buford,
Ohio county, Ky. We regret to lose so
good n citizen, and will say to the people
of Huford, thut Mr. Fly Is lu every
respect, u gentlemau, Intelligent, moral,
sober, upright, and strlckly honest.
We wish him success wherever he goes.
i .ii.
Drunkenness, or l.liiur Iliiblt, ran tin
Cured by Administering1 Ir. Haines'
lioldell Specific.
It can be given lu a cup of cnllec or
lea without the knowledge of the per
son taking It, effecting n speedy nnd
liermaue.it cure, whether the patient
Is n moderate drlukirnr nu alcoholic
wieck. Thousands of ilriiukiinls have
b?en made teuiiieintu men who have
taken the Golden Specific in their coffee
without their kiiouledup, and to
day believe they quit di Inking of their
own freo will. No harmful elleets
from Its Cuns
guarantied. Send lor circular and full
tvirllcul.irs. Address In rM e.nuflilcnce
Goi.dhx Specific- Co., 18"i Uuce St.,
Cliu'innull, Ohio l.'i-Iy
There nre many accidents and ills
eases which allect Stock nntl cause serious
Inconvenience and loss to the
farmer In his work, which may ..e
qulcklv remedied by thu use of Dr. J.
H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.
For sale by J. W. Ford. 40 3m.
An Enterprising, Heliablo House.
'A. Wayne Grlllln Wo., can alwuys
be relied upon, not only to carry lu
stock the best of ever I lilng, but to secure
the Agency for such urlioles us
huve well-known nielli, nml are popular
wiili Ihe people, thereby sustaining
the reputation of being uhvajs
and ever reliable. Having secured
the Agency fur tho celebrated
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption,
will sell It on a positive guar-tie.
It will rtirely cure any uud every
tiflecllon of Throat, Lung-, and Chert,
unit to show our eoulhleiice, we invite
you to call and get a Trial H itlle Free.
When Dabj vaa lick, w gara bar Cutoria,
When sbo was a Child, abe cried for Castorla,
When she became UUi, she clung to Castorla,
Wliau she bad Children, ah gaT tharn CMtorla,
I'liriui'i's nud .lli'iliunlis.
Save money anil doctor bills. Relieve
your mothers, wives nnd sisters by n
timely jiurcluiseof Dr. Hosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup, tho best known remedy
for coughs, colds, croup and bronchial
nfleclliins. Relieve children o(
1 croup lu one night ; tuny s.iveyou hundreds
of dollars. Trice 50 cents and
81 00 Sample fiee. Sold by Z. Wayne
CJrllllii it Urn.
Itiirklrii's Arnhil Salve.
The It-si sdve lu thu world for cuts,
bruises. sines, ulcer., stilt rheum, fever
sores, tettr, chapped bunds, chilblains
corns nnd all skin and positively
cures piles, ornopiy
II Is guaranteed to give perfect
1 lion, or money lefutuled. I'rlcu Hoc.
per box. For sale by (Irllllu & Hro.,
,Hiiitfuril, Ky. 2tf
I Ik 'out of sorts' with hemlntlie. Momticu
dlorUer,liirpldllver...diiliib.iiki.rUh'.cUii.
' itlnatlon.etc.lieKlectliinvl.ot.itid. Unetj Uise
' oYtitronK'a Sanattvo PHU U rsl n ;lel.
V ixwiloie. restoie lu new heiilth uud vluor.
CHAS. M. PENDLETON,
LAWYER,
HARTFORD, KY.
WILL practice bis profession In nil the
courts of Ohio nud adjoining enmities
ami In Court of Appeals. Mperlal attention
given to collections.
o"Also Notary Public for Ohio county.
H. P. TAYLOR,
LAWYER
Hartford, Ky.
Office DSToxtlx Side 01
ixlslic Sq.ia.axo.
C.W. MASSIE,
Attorney at Law,
tl AKTt'OHD. KY.
WILL IMIACTIPK IN T1IK COUiVTfH OK
OHIO AND ADJOINING COUN-
V'KS AND IN COUItT
OK Al'Pt V.LH.
iromct: l.s
I1KNY .M'lIF.Nltr.
HILL & McHElfPT,
Lawyers
AND COLLKCTOKS,
HAItTFOHD, : : : KENTUCKY.
WU OIVK SPKCIAL ATTKNTION
TO COLI.KCTIONS.
E. D. GUFFY,
Attorney at Law,
O.llco on Mnrkct Street,
MAUI I'OIIII, I I KK.STl'CllV.
SPKCIAL ATTENTION OIVKN TO THK
COLLECTION OF CLAIMS.
K. I. WAI.Kl.lt. K. C. lll'llllAltU.
WALKER &. HUBBARD,
LAWYERS,
HARTFORD, KY.
WILL IN OHIO AND ADJOINING
COUNTIKrt, ALSO IN THK
COUItT OK APPEALS.
Wm. P. GREGCIiY.
ATTORNEY
.t Law,
HAItTFOItD, ICY.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO SETTLEMENT
OK ESTATES AND COLLEC1TONS
IN OHIO AND ADJOIN-
INO CO NTiJS.
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MALARIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
KIDNEY TROUBLES,
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nd of eret vslue r. vlXl by Strengthening
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RICHBYS PILLS.
THHV AUK t;UAICANTI.El.
rrinccton. Ky., Oct. 20, 1885.
To (he Editor of (he Herald :
tell your readers thai
IMLI.S iiteguaraiitetil to give
perfect satisfaction lu the tn of
blllotisnisH, costlvciifss, heiiilache, torpid
liver, chills, etc. They are purely
vegetable ami nici ly sugar tiwfiil, nnd
cost only 2oo per box. I strictly enjoin
It upon druvgists to refund inor.ty
In nil cases when I hey full to give
Everyone who gets a
box, Iherefore, N retpiesteil, If not thoroughly
satisfied, to go back and report
and get their money back.
T. E. RIOHEY.
R WHEY'S PILLS are told on
t.y lhanui it KlmUcy, Hart-lord.
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ThopOI.ICiJGAZETTi.wHI bo mailed
securely ivrupped to unj uililrett In the
Dnlted Stales fortbrcoiiionthsoii receipt of
ONH DOI.LAH,
Llhenil discount allowed to pnstiuu.ters,
iiKvntsnnd clubs. Sample copies mailed free.
Address all ordets to
ItK'HAHD K. FOX,
I5lf V'ranlilluSiure, N. Y.