The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-01

the crowd was the street gamin, but
this is generally the case as the boys
here as well as elsewhere like to take o
hand when there's fire and noise want
ed, and they don't care whose funeral |
it is. However two weeks more will
settle the matter and if neither Of the |
candidates is assassinated in the mean
time-which one would suppose to be-
not improbable from the great talk of
scsles-the seventh of December Will
be stirring day in Louisville, and by
many the day is longed for and dread
ed.
Americas Symmes delivered his leo
ture here since my last, and which l
promised to tell you about. His father
who was a Captain in the navy, after
much study and theorizing was con-
WINGED that the earth was hollow and
inhabited within by a race of people
of giant statue, and to reach this interi-
or country it was necessary to keep sail
ing in northerly direction. His the
ory is that the earth in only a shell
about thousand miles thick, open at
the poles, the opening at the North
pole being about two thousand miles in
diameter, that at the South a little
less. In proof of his theory he was
clear and logical and believes that the
discovery of "Symsonia," the new
world, viii yet prove his theory cor
rect.
Brigham Young's number seventeen,
Ann Eliza, lectured the same night to
a much better house than did Mr..
Symmes, the difference between science
and scandal.
This week we have Olive Logan, and
next week the great American cuckold.
Theodore Tilton, then look out for Q
good house.
Contraction seems TO be In order with
our people TO some extent, and the
chief aim Of everybody Ia to cut down
expenses, The pot-ofiiee has die.
pensed with three clerks recently, the
Commercial company has been eurtall.
Ing expenses, and the Ledger to keep
ae,ea with the times has reduced the
price to three cents per copy. Con.
traction does not effect the fashionable,
however, except the front Of their
dresses, seme Of them being 90 tlgh.
You can see the impressions Of the mon
egram garter. Ono who does nes ad'
mlre the pln,baek style now In vogue,
has no conception Of the beautiful.
True ID has IL Inconvenience when the
wearer wishes 10 board a street car Of
: climb q fence, but then In attracts, II
draws, the display oflimbs, the beaatl'
symmetry Of which will cause even Tho
old misery wretch to stop and gaze, i
I, a card not to be thrown away, In fac,
its abetter trump than the filter ever
was, for though Il may not count game,
Il will cause you to play the deuce and
then take your jack making game ouI
Of YOU. As much rs has been writer
!. and said about the style, the men like
4 it and ridicule it as they will, they
|. never fail TO stop and gaze, Unless they
are watched by the better half who
lacks that symmetry that is nee
essary to get up a good display.
know my own Charlotte Ann
is opposed to the style on principle
and when 1 speak of thepleasure / ex
perience in taking my walks abroad
}, and grow eloquent over the angelic
form Of Miss Soand-So, she invariabl,
!. grows restless, heaves a deep sigh, say
something about the days work sh'
.. has just finished, and mentions the worI
out condition of the children's shoes, o.
9 something that she knows will take
and there GOODNESS reigns supreme 70
the space of about three hours. Thi
is the cause of such TRADE Of abuse o
the pin-back, written, generally, b.
hen-pecked husbands, who prefer h
y sell their influence to buy favor a
y home, and then slip out and steal
u peep, rather than buy a new bonnet oC
y cassionally.
u love II, love Il, and who will smile
1t Al me for loving the pin-baek style.
I The printer made me say u grea
At many things in my last that was no
X intended, and, if the like occurs again
3 especially in them two lines OF poetry
,e you may have to open new box &
IS devils"
% Twas anxious to know why 'R,
ID your Spring Lick man, used the plur'
C. form in writing of himself, but I thin
Is I solved the problem when counte
the personal pronouns in the accour