The Hartford herald., 1879-03-19
Personal nENTION.

llliS liaCt.
Mr.. w. II. Edison, ofOwenshoro,
spent a day or two in town last week
visiting relations
MIR David W. Herring, of Nor
gantown, pail his respects to the
Herald office. LIST Saturday.
Miss c. G. Covle. beautiful
brunette, of Louisville. Is visiting her
uncle. Mr.. George Klein. Of this place
Mrs. Dr Davis. of Pleasant
Ridge, Davies county. is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hardwick,
Of this place.
Mr. w. 4. Broihe.ton Of o Owens-
horo, spent a day or two in town
last week visiting the family OF Capt.
Sam X. Cox.
Mrs. John Brother,on, of Owens
bnro. accompanied 10y her daughter,
Miss Fannie, are in town, the guests of
the family of Capt. sam X. Cox.
Our worthy townsman and ex.liv-
cry stable keeper. Mr.. j. f. Wager,
returned last Saturday from vi,it to
friends snd relatives ia Henderson.
Mrs. W. III. Owen. of Owensboro.
accompanied by her beautiful little boy
Master Ellis. is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Mary A. Thomas, of this place.
Mr.. VIM. ID. Shrewsbury. living
near South Carrolltcn. WAS in town
last Tuesday night. the guest of the
Hartford House. Ofc"urse, he called
10 see us, while here.
Mrs. Mary Thomas. nnp hrs been
absent for several weeks visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Fannie johnson, Of
Terre lIaute. Indisns, returned home
last Thursday evening.
Miss Mamie Ellen. of Padncah,
who has been Spending the winter with
her sister, Ms. c. l.. Field. of
Buford. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Field. of this place.
Our jailer. Mr.. L. l.. SuIlenger.
has been cnutiae u his room for
week or two with affection of the ewes.
During his illness Mr.. Lou Hill ha.
been acting as deputy jailer.
Mr.. r. ID. c. (X. Y. z. and the
rest Of the alphabeD Moseley, formely
citizen of this town. has returned ard
has taken position behind the counter
in Mr.. j. 4. Thomas dry goods store
We will not tell who she was. bnt
as she was coming up the plank walk
yesterday afternoon. We noticed her
take bite Of an apple. sul with
blush of moiesty. cautiou-ly slip the
balance in her cio-k pockrt.
Our Young fiani l. II. Rowe. of
Spring Lick. Grsv-on county. spent
several days with his parents m Center
town last week. lie called in last
Saturday and placed us under renewed
thank. by rereSing lis subscription.
Prot. J. ". Halscil. Of Bawling
Green. prominent csndilate for the
oili'e of Superintendent of Pabic Ia
struc,ion, 'Pcnt several days in our
midst last week The Prof. made II
very favorable impression with our
people
There is lalv ia Conway coun-
ty, Arksn-as, Mr.. B,rmore by name,
who has been married thirteen times
and has kept a a token of remem-
brsnce. a hat of each husband. Sae
offers any Young man s., 900 TO wed
her the l4th time.
Our old friend and former county
man. Isaac Ashby, now citizen Of
Missouri, called TO see us last Salur-
day. He invested 81. 80 in the Herald,
and proposes hererfier TO keep poa I'd
in OHIO county matters. Mr. AshbV
left here about ten years ago. Time
seems to have dealt kiadly with him,
as he looks very much the same.
Mr.. A. ii. Cumniins. former fore
man Of this Office. has purchase the
Rockporr Register office. and will be-
gin the publication of Republican
paper in this place about the 25th of
this month. The paper viii ne seven
column foio aud is To he called the
Ohio County News. Ii will is,ue on
Tuesday. We wish our nelga5or
success.
We had not seen our old friend
w. I'll. Rust. for long lIme, and
supposed he had Rusied out. bat he
hopped in on us last Thursday evening,
looking as fresh and flourishing as
"grecn bay tree" He is representing
Il. l.. Akin & Co., of Evansville,
who are the proprietors Of Armistead's
Ague Tonic, Clouds Cordial and other
medicines.
Capt. w. Fl. Sandusky, the prince
of landlords and the proprietor of the
"Sandusky House" Owensboro June
tion, called 10 see us Saturday. If
any of our renders want In ,,at :. c,oo,I