The Hartford herald., 1879-07-30
Jim
Mckenzie
Will speak here
Tomorrow evening.

co.
-Watermelons, by the wagon loads,
are on our market.
Mrs. Ed johnson of Mclean Coun-
ty Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ann
Bennett, of this place.
Suffering cured by Bates Applian-
ces. Send for description to Simpson &
Co, Box 2,sS6, New York.
Do not fail TO call ON Dr. W. B.
Armendt at the Hartford House, and
have your teeth cleaned up.
We are under obligations 10 Mrs.
w. W. Lloyd, of the Sulphur Springs
neighborhood, for the present of a large
beet.
The last day of September and the
first four days Of October 1879 will he
Fair days at Hartford although ii may
he rainy and cloudy.
Mr. Isaac Mendel Of Cromwell, ac-
companied by his wife and two intelli-
gent little daughters, spent Sunday i'm
town the guests of the Hartford House.
Prof w. B. Hayward, will speak at
the barbecue at Barrett's Ferry, Satur-
day, August 2nd, 1879, by special invi-
tation of the managers. 27-tf
The Ohio County Fair will begin
September 80, 1879, instead of October
Z, as heretofore announced, and will
continue five days.
29tf SAM X. Cox, Pres.
No better remedy can be found for
a bone felon than lemon. Insert the
finger into the lemon and cure will be
effected i'm very few days.
Mr.. A. A. Briant living near Rosine,
sent us beet by his son, J. NJ. Briant,
last Saturday, which is the largest we
have seen this year-weighing nine
pounds. Thanks.
The party from Owensboro to the
Mammoth Cave, an account Of which
We gave last week, passed through this
place last Monday ON theirreturn. They
report a pleasant and enjoyable trip.
An impure breath is very unpleas-
ant, and is caused by decayed teeth, old
snags of teeth and tartar on the teeth.
Call on DIR. w. B. Armendt, at the
Hartford House, and have your teeth
thoroughly cleaned.
Go to Cromwell and have your
picture taken. ]. +. Hardman will be
there July 30th and remain II days.
Having had ten years experience in the
business, he insures good pictures or
asks no pay. 292t.
Bro. Freeman, of Lvermore, or
ganized No Creek Lodge, Independent
Order of Good Templars on Tuesday
night of last week J. NJ. Barnett was
elected Lodge Deputy post Office Beda.
The lodge starts up with "A charter
-MARRIED.-At the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. James Collins, on
July II, 1879 by Rev. ]. A. Bennett,
Mr.. Geo. p. Gardiner to Miss Orleander
Collins. Wewish the youngc ouple happi-
ness and success in this life, and a home
beyond, where they are not married or
given in marriage.
Prof. w. B. Hayward has accepted
the principalship of the Hardinsburg
HighSchool which viii begin on the md
Monday i'm September 1879. We con-
gratulate the good citizens of Hardins-
burg upon having secured the services
Of so worthy a gentleman and educator.
DIR. VIM. b. Armendt, a young man
reared in your midst, having graduated
and had considerable practice i'm dem
tlstry, tenders his professional services,
for few days, to the citizens of Hart
ford and vicinity wishing work done.
He occupies rooms at the Hartford
House.
MIR. ii. J. G. Lindley, of Point Pleas
ant, this county, returned from Louis
vile a few days ago, where he sold
three hogsheads of tobacco belonging to
Warren Lindley as follows: hogshead
of leaf at sl1 .25, hogshead lugs at $1,000
and hoghead of leaf at $500. This is
the best sale of Ohio County tobacco
that we have heard of this year.
The school fund so long delayed has
come, in part, at last and win be paid
out the early part Of next week. The
February and March drafts have been
paid-leaving the May draft unpaid.
The May draft embraces the following
numbers, 81, 50, 81, 20, 80, 5s, so, 81.
Those having claims for any of these
numbers need not apply now, but when
the funds fbr these districts are received
a further notice will be given.
July q, 1879. A.B. BAIRD, csc. .
CABBAGE WORM REMEDY will
give you a sure remedy for cabbage
worms: Make a strong solution of lime
water; pour it over the cabbage i'm the
evening; il the lime wateris madestrong
there will be no live worms left that it
touches. Last fall had nice patch OF
cabbage infested with the worms. After
irving all other remedies 1 could think
Of 1 resorted to the lime-water, and, to
tell the truth, expected to find my cab
bage cooked next morning, but i was
agreeably disappointed to find the cab
bage green and bright, and the worms