The Hartford herald., 1879-09-10

Go to Anderson's Bazaar and talk
to them about what is going to be worn
this season.
When you go to Rockport, stop at
the Railroad Hotel, Judge Duke will
serve you right.
Aunt Betsy Lucas, of the Grigsby
House, Calhoon, KY, gets up as good Il
meal as the Gait House or anybody
else. Just try it once and "see how it
is yourself"
Communications not accompanied
by the real name of the owner are al
ways thrown i'm the waste basket. We
have just disposed of one this way.
Mr.. J. s. Newcomb has added to
our curiosity petrefaction that is about
the right size, and looks very much like
a piece of snake. We are thankful for
all curiosities of this kind.
With Rev. G. ]. Bean officiating.
on Sunday, Sept. 9TH, Mr.. s. w. Kirby
and Miss Pelina Baker were Joined i'm
holy wed-lock, at the residence of Mr..
Jno. Baker, near Ceralvo. May they
live peacefully together.
Ladies visiting Hartford should al
ways visit Anderson's Bazaar, and
look at the novelties in ladies' fancy
dress goods. They are receiving some
thing now every day, and will take
pleasure in showing everything, wheth-
er parties wish to buy or not.
Mr.. c. Il. Whittinghill has been en-
gagged to teach the school i'm district
number ,, near II. NJ. Walkers. This
is his first effort in this line, but from
our acquaintance with him we have
confidence that he will give satisfaction.
Mrs. Jane KeOwn, wife of John n.
Keown, departed this life on the 23rd
ult., at her home near Cromwell. She
had been afflicted for two years with
consumption but kept up until about
six weeks before death. Deceased was
a daughter of Corran Norman.
We have received copy of the
Mclean County Fair programme
This fair begins on Tuesday the 14th
day of October. The programmes were
printed at the Messenger office, Owens
boro, and reflects much credit on the
proprietOrs of that institution. The
premiums are very liberal.
DIR. l.. III. Hammons, of Rosine, has
just returned from Northeastern Mis-
souri,. He brought us fine lot of spec.
linens of the silver ore of that region
an account of which he gave through
the columns of this paper few week.
since. The specimens include silver ore
arbestus, perphyry, colored quartz, &c
Thanks, Doctor, for your contribution.
to our cabinet.
We had the pleasure of a ride from
Rockport to Calhoon and return, OIL
one of the boats of the Green & Barren
River Navigation Co. We found Ell
more Bewley in command, and Charli,
Combs, George Adams and Oscar Pryi
BILE in the office. This company's boat:
are manned by polite attentive officers
and they are almost as regular in theil
trips as steam cars. Our trip was a very
pleasant one indeed. for we had every
comfort We could desire or expect on &
steamboat.
MIR. s. w. Anderson, proprietor o
that famous commercial establishment
known as Anderson's Bazaar, returned
home last Wednesday, after an absenc,
of several weeks, purchasing a large
stock of fall and winter goods. He is
now receiving and opening his goods
and an inspection of them will con.
vince you that they have been selected
Vhsh NetSt anu diC W tllc WiIlls
of the people hereabouts. He is a sen
sible man, and hence in this issue yor
will find his proclamation.
Marriage licenses issued since last
last report, to-wit:
John f. Beck and Miss Elenola Mil
Ter, w. l.. Iglehart and Miss Jane lyle
hart, Samuel Cleaver anC
Miss Portia Hoke, f. C. Wood
ward and Mrs. s. A. Baird, Leonard II
Bunger and Miss Nora E. Greer, Jas
c. Haynes and Miss Cassie Whiteley
N. Thomas May and Miss Sallie Jolly
w. M. f. Holland and Miss Mamie
A. Miller, Thomas J. Wedding and
Miss Mamie N. Jones, Richard
Stevens and Miss Emily F. Bratcher,
Sidney w. Kirby and Miss Pelina F.
Baker, Weaver ii. Barnes and Miss
Yadney f. Lee.