The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14

rooms, ,Nc., stop at Alexanders Hotel,
corner Seventh and Market streets.
Those owing me must pay up,
for l cannot live, neither can pay my
debts with promises. | want no more
promises, but payments. If you do
not comply, l will put your names on
the black list. l.. f. WoERNER.
Three of the fairest and sweetest
human flowers that bloom in the Cen.
tertown district, called to see us last
week. Thank you ladies, your visit
and wolds of encouragement are truly
appreciated. ..
One of the handsomest displays Of
dry goods, clothing. dress goods, no.
tions, fancy goods, &c, we ever saw
anywhere, is to be found, in L. Smalls
Trade Palace. The Palace has been
thronged with customers during the
week.
We do not wonder to hear OF
mad-dogs, when the country is full OF
howling, bench-legged, crooked-tailed
halfstarved prowling CANNES. We
think there should be some dog Legis,
lation in this State similar to the
tramp law.
We understand that f. j. r.
aud ID. III. r., of Spring Lick, desire
positions in the culinary department of
hotel or restaurant. They re fer to
l.. &. Morton and wife, of Centertown,
as TO their qualifications.
ID. +. Tracy sells buggies cheaper
than anybody any where, quality con
sidered. Why not buy your buggies
and spring wagons of him when you
can do us well or better than you can
with men from distance. Patronze
home industry, and they in turn will
patronize you.
The county Judge, has, by virtue
of a resolution of the court of claims,
appointed A. B. Bennett, j. NJ.
Leach, ani j. ID. Byers a committee
to report upon the advisability of sell
ing part of tie Poor House property.
We learn from farmers attending
court, that they are suffering for want
of rain all over the county. The
cut worms are cutting up the corn as
fast as it comes up. The bugs have
destroyed nearly or quite all of the
tobacco plants.
w. IL. Murrell, of Beaver Dam.
is our duly authorized agen. to receive
subscriptions for the Herald. He
will also take any orders for job work
and advertising. 1t may be more
convenient for persons getting their
mail at that office to pay subscrip-
lions to him, and il is the same TO us.
The picnic near the water mill
last Thursday. WAS leasant affair
Although the attendance WAS small,
yet, those participating seemed to enjoy
themselves. The day was spent in
fishing, boat-ridine, gathering wild
flowers, swinging ap! last, but not least
feasting. 4
-Lavega Hooker, of Goshen. on
last Saturday evening killed the old
gobbler that escaped from Noah's
AK. He got him on Bcn's Lick Hills
and he weighed about thirty pounds.
lie had cluded and eyaded ali the
sportsman, hut Vegas superior mark
manship took him in at a long range.
--Haden & Field are giving salts
faction TO all who patronize their Liv-
cry Stable. They are energetic, ac-
tive live young, men and devote their
whole time and attention to this busi-
ness--conseiuently they are having
wonderful success. If you want your
horse properly cared for. carry him to
them aud he will be sure TO receive
good care and ample feed.
For good article of fresh gro
ceries, fresh meats of all kinds, and
poultry dressed to order, 60 TO w. ii.
Williams q Son. They will treat you
right and sell you at figures to suit the
times.
L. S. Fresh Beef and Mutton OH
hand to-day.
WM. III. WILLIAMS 4 Soy.
Trustees of school districts. will
elect 3 trustees, Oh the 9TH Of June,
next. instead Of one, because the cleo
iion last June was void. and those
who hold the place of trustees, do 50
by appointment, and that appoint
ment only holds till the election in
June next. A. b. BAIRD, csc.
HARTFORD, KY, May l3.
Ohio County News, please copy
The following persons compose the
Petit Jury: j. w. Pate, Wm. Hoover,
Virgil Taylor, John S. Brown, Robert
Duff. Aleck Carson. John w. Ragland,
X. b. Render, William Martin, Jos.
Smith. Laban Wright. w. Il. Miller.
Jacob Weller, z. w. Shuliz, Henry
Field, w. l. Rowe, Jesse NJ. Taylor.