The Hartford herald., 1879-05-21

eiisooto, ny thc caoDath cChooi at tlis
place. for his lecture for their benefit,
on the night of the 18th.
The Baptist church, colorcd, at
this place, immersed six members of
their church, at the water mills last
evening. A large number of
the citizens were present.
The members of the Sabbath
school, at this place, have purchased
a nice clock ofW. III. Edison, Jeweler,
and placed it in the church. The
school will he run on time hereafter.
The dance at the residence of
Capt. Sam X. Cox, last Wednesday
night was an enjoyable affair. There
was a goodiy number present and the
evening was one of unalloyed pleas
ure.
The young ladies and gentlemen
of town passed a very pleasant time
last Tuesday evening at the residence
of Hon. :. Il. Hill. The occasion
was a dance, and was highly enjoyed
by all participating.
Capt. J. w. Cluke, a prominent
citizen of Princeton, committed suicide
on May l4th by shooting himself with
a double barrel shot gun. He I'M
aginei himself wrongfully accused of
having been putiocps criminis in the
late RaIIiile tragedy.
AS 4 little girl was returning from
school last evening, she came very
near being run over by Mr.. w. c.
who was rushing down Market
street with a pair of boys boots on
his arm. The boots were bought at
AndersOn's bazar
--Thos G. Smell, living IN Crom-
well district, sent us a twin egg. The
eggs are connected by Il ligament about
four, inches long, making the total
length about eight inches. We hope
this extra production in the poultry
line may induce some fair damsel to
take compassion on our bachelor friend.
We have received from Messrs.
George & Walter Parrish, music deal
prs, Owenshoro, copy of the beauti-
ful song and chorus, by john r. Rut-
ledge, keep Your Little Heart for
Me-" All orders sent to them will be
promptly filed and mailed, postpaid,
upon receipt of publishers prices.
Mr.. Milligan Wright has rented
he Crow House in Hartford, and is
now prepared TO accommodate guests
1t reasonable rates. Transient meals
20 cents, beard anJ hedging 81 per
week. \ frst-class bar-roum is run in
with the hotel where Mr..
NJ. +. Hines will be found ready TO
wait upon you. Patronage solicited.
Go TO the Hartford Water Mills
'or your carding and grinding They
ire up with their work and you can
get your carding and grinding without
lelay. They have caf'led 81 packages
,fwool up to this date. A large
supply of Gates goods on hand, which
hey will sell for cash or exchange for
wool.
-M. Ansel Wilson, of Wilson's
Mills, called on us last week and sub
.eribed for the Herald, saying he
could not longer do without it, lie is
one of the working men, and now has
SO acres of growing wheat, and pro-
poses TO throsh cut the largest crap of
wheat in this county this year. Mr..
Wilson has eight sons nearly all large
to work.
Trustees Of school districts, VIII
elect 3 trustees, on the 9TH of June,
next, instead of one, because the cleo
ticn last June was void, and those
who hold the place of trustees, do so
by appointment, and that appoint
meut only holds till the election in
June next. A. B. BAIRD, csc.
HARTFORD, KY, May l3.
Ohio County News, please copy
The vacancy in the Trainmaster's
office of the Paducah and Elizabeth
town railroad caused by the death of
Mr.. p. Stewart, has been filled by
Mr.. VIII G. Sutherland. Mr.. Suth-
erlaId is quite young man, but his
prompt attention and devotion to this
important profession. has well quail
fed him for this high and responsible
position. MIR. Sutherland at ope time
was agent at Beaver Dam, and made
many warm friends while there. Will
will do.
Think of the attractions that will
he offered at the Bazaar this week
and don't stay away. Silk mitts in
all colors, ladies' hose in great variety,
= sensation in ladies strap slippers,
Cyou must have pair ivory frame
fans at the price of Common ones
kid gloves in all colors and all prices,