The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-26
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Editor Herald:
Our wheat crop is now crapped, and
the yield is much better than WAS ante
ipated some time back. A very heavy
rain fell here on yesterday, the 18th inst. =,
which makes il too wet for iarm work !;
but we make good the time IN playing
croquet and having musical entertain
ments. When ever any one wishes to
know just how common he Is with the
mallet send him down here Tor a defeat.
as CenisrtOwn can boast of the greatest
experts in that line Of any town this side
OF the capitol of Grayson-where Or
ange Blossom iii that is his name. lives
Among the number OF good players we
mentor Miss L. r.. Miss n. w, Mics
5, Mrs. r., Sam. George Lee, DR.. Cass
aud several others.
The musical entertainment at Mr..
Geo II. RoNes, on last Saturday night,
was very good. Mr.. Geo. NJ. kisses a
flute very much. Boy r. is in the same
canoe with the picaIo, and kisses it
muchly, while Sam. B. is not in the kiss.
ing business; but the way he gets away
with the catarrh (gui,ar) is strange Mr..
b. on the second violin is no sardine
either, but the best part is to see Mr.. A.
wrestle with the infant fiddle (violincelloG
but he sticks to it like a man. The band
will play at Mr.. Geo II. Rowe's next
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Sam. Ashby. a young gentleman
IN this vicinity, has been quite sick with
typhoid fever, but is now up and getting
on we'll. Very little sickness in this sec
ton, which you can easily tell by look
ing at the long faces OF the NJ. Ds.
We are going to have huge picnic as
near some convenient place a. possible,
on the 3lst Of this month. in order to do |
honor to the sainted dead by unwilling
the tomb of Poky, or any other man that
the committee may agree upon. An in
viIation is extended to the Returning
Boari to visit the picnic. ~ there are
quite number Of persons that would be
pleased to see just how such men look.
Other prominent persons are expected to
be with us on that solemn occasion.
Among the number we can safely count
IN General Longstreet, Gigadier Brindle
Burbridge. B. F. Butler, the spoon man,
grandson of josh Billings, and Captain
lack. Ample provisions have been
made to accommodate all that NAV at
end. Notice-It is positively stated by
he Committee on Arrsngem ents that no
me will be admitted unless he comes
himself Prot John Sherman will de-
'er the Fourth OF July grafton; he says |
Is little early for it, but as the wheat
cut and secured, it proves to him that 7
leseason is month in advance, as lots
folks have already pulled their ingerus.
Our little town 10 very quiet; all are
cry social. This speaks volumes for
lis community; it shows refinement and
iliyation Of mind. C.
We have a neat and tidy store Conduct !;
by Mr.. G. N. Rowe Morton does Z
neral Olacksmithing and wood work
r. Sanders gives yon nasty stuff to prac
e yon on deglutition, and every person S
for Sam. Cox and the Hartford HER. a,
n. which is second to no paper pub or
he'd. AMI will at no distant day become .,
weekly visitor in every house in the n,
unty-just what it should be now. 1t III
highly appreciated here, as notice so
at nearly all call for the HERALD on to
st arrival of the mail As soon H.
nes become little easy great many
u subscribe for the HERALD.
Wonder if I. w F. gave the barefoot a
anger sardne with vinegar on it. At
We were we'll pleased with Prof. Hay
rd's reading a short time since. His
loing was magnificent; you could hear an
'ut on the streets I believe the Pro-
sor to be a ventriloquist. More anon
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