The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-12-03

Quite number of the yeomanry
of the county were in, attending County
Court on Monday last.
Those interested will do well TO read
the proclamation of James A. Thomas
Uncle Jim is i'm dead earliest.
Capt. w. II. Sandusky, of Owens
boro Junction, has been quite sick of
typhoid fever recently hut has about re-
covered.
DIR. Hillsman is rebuilding II part of
the burnt district I'm Livermore, and
now has nice frame store-hOuse almost
completed.
The County Asylum has II inmates.
Two old men, two orphan children, one
woman and child, man and wife and
three children.
Mr.. Thomas III. Carson, of No
Creek, fell a few days ago infiicting a
severe wound by running Sub of corn
stalk deep into his wrist.
MARRIED November 9th, 1879, at
the residence of VIM. Furgeson, near
Rosine, by Rev. J. w. Taylor, Mr.. Hugh
Ii. Furgeson to Mrs. Palmyra Lane.
w. II. King opened the Hartford
House three years ago Monday. He
enters upon the lth volume with the
House in fine condition anu enjoying
fine reputation.
The Sandusky House, Owensboro
Junction, is still the "boss" hotel in all
this region round Their table il laden
with all the good edibles to he had and
served up i'm the very best style.
Only three cents for postage, with
your address, will bring you a double
number of the excellent old american
.igricuiturist, full of good things.
Send for il, as per advertisement.
Elisha Young( col. lis inCalhoon run
ming Il barber shop very successfully.
He desires all his acquaintances about
Hartford to remember this and call on
him when there and get fixed up right.
Rev. T.. ID. Elliott recently held a
series of meetings at No Creek. We
understand that there were some 8 or 10
conversions and some back-sliders re-
claimed. Mr.. Elliott is quite an evan
gelist.
While i'm Livermore last week, We
had the pleasure of meeting Miss Sallie
Peyton, of this place. She is teaching
there, and we were glad to learn that
she has good school and is giving en-
tire satisfaction.
The judgment vs.. DIR. Geo. Mitchell
in behalf of the Commonwealth for 1910
rendered at the March term of the Ohio
Criminal Court, and which was appealed
by defendant, has been recently reversed
by the Court of Appeals.
The senior editor is under many
obligations to Mr.. A. w. johnson, of
CalhOon, KY, for favors shown. Mr..
Johnson is the Master Commissioner of
the Mclean Circuit Court, and is a very
efficient officer.
-BoRN-to the wife of Henry Vein
sheimer, of this place, ON Sunday morn
ing, Nov. 30th 1879, son, Andreas;
weight 10 pounds. We congratulate
the happy parents upon this second adj
dition to their household.
Rev. Mr.. Sandefur, of the Christian
church, brother to our County Attorney,
has been conducting a protracted meet
ing at Salem Church, near Rosine the
past week. Considerable interest was
awakened and some professions made.
A four-year-old child of Basil Acton
of color, near Sulphur Springs, died
Thursday night last-probably of dip
liberia. On the same night in the same
locality an infant child of Ben. Nichols
of color, was found dead i'm bed.
Mr.. Frank Gosuell is the name of
the conductor on the p. K F.. r. r. who
takes the place of Mr.. w. r.. Hodge.
We met him on Friday last. He is quite
a pleasant gentleman, and seems to
know his duty well and performs it
faithfully.
Jimmie Fitzhugh, a seven-year-old
son of Richard Fitzhugh, was severely
kicked by horse one day last week on
the premises Of his grandmother, Mrs.
America Fitzhugh. He was thought to
be killed at first, but Is i'm a fair way
now torecover.
Sam ]. Paxton, jr., near Beaver
Dam, has been suffering from Typhoid
fever for some time. As he recovered
from that one of his legs became affect
ed with necrosis. DIR. j. f. Pendleton
went out last Monday to cut out the af:
fected bone. We trust he will soon re.
cover.
For several Sundays past quite Q
crowd of negroes have been gathering
at different places on the streets and in
dulging in bOisterous language. Or
last Sunday several alterations took
place., which resulted in two or thre,
, set-to's. We hope our Marshal will
keep watch over this proceeding and pu
an end to it.
Geo. Neighbors, living near Elm
; Lick, lost two children last week, on,
girl, six years old, the other, boy
three years old. The girl died on Tues
day and the boy on Friday. The trou
BILE was diptheria. We can deepl,
sympathize with them. Just ten year,
ago the same month We gave up botl
, of our little boys, victims to the sam,
complaint.
Matthew Back, of Webster, Penn.