The Hartford herald., 1879-04-09
Pleasant weather.

$3.50 given TO our subscribers.
-Fogle has moved into his new Of
fee.
The Good Templars meet to-mor-
row night.
Mr.. Z. Wayne Griffin is having
his cellar enlarged.
Something new and unauthen-
tic-Ohio County News.
The editor of the News has ".Satis
eloqaeutiG, sapi1rtir parlnn."
-Found-At the calico hop last
Friday night-A pocket book. The
owner will find it here.
The Herald boys extend thanks
TO Messrs. Griffin & Bro. for those pure
Havana cigars last night.
Samuel Naples, who has been
quite sick with pneumonia, for several
days we are gad to1earn, is recovering.
j. c. Thomas & Brothers, have
moved their stock of saddlery &c, to
the grocery store of Thomas Brothers,
where it will remain until further no.
tice.
Married, at the residence of o. p.
Kerby, in Ohio county on Thursday,
April 3rd, 1879, by Rev. j. Q. Kerby,
Mr.. Charles Hale to Miss Ann Eliza
Kerby.
Criminal Court is still in session,
the Judge making an order to contin-
ne this week, so as TO relieve the
crowded docket, as well as the crowd
ed jail.
Our friend J. F. Fogle, Esq, has !
completed and moved into his new
law Office, next door to L. Smalrs 1
Trade Palace. He looks quite COM
Portable in his new quarters.
The Falls City Tobscco Ware
house proprietors are alive TO the in
terests of the tobacco producers of the
Green River Country. They have
voluntarily supplemented our first
three premiums, SIS each.
john Lewis, little four-vear-old
son of Jerome Allen. had his right
arm terribly lacerated Monday of last
week. by a vicious dog belonging 10
w. p. Bennett The little fellow has
sufferd very much, but will recover
from the bite.
Mr.. Joseph Wallace, left with us
few days ago, a sample of Wool, from
a yearling Buck Lamb, of the Cots
wood breed. The wool IS fully nine
inches long. and soft, and silky. 1t
beats anything of the kind, we have
yet, received from yearling.
The young gentlemen of town
gave very pleasant party Friday
night, in reciprocation of the one given
a week previous by the young ladies.
A large number of persons were in at
tendance and the evening was passed
in mirth and glee.
We have in our cabinet of curl
osities, an egg of wild goose, presen-
ted TO us last Monday. by Mr.. Walker
Nj. Stevens, of Cromwell precinct.
1t has seam in the center represents
that of two half eggs sewn together.
1t is quite curiosity-call and see it.
Edward Johnston, living near the {
Mclean county line, informs us that
he has son not two, years old who
weighs 6sA pounds. He has, also. {
son two months old weighing 23f
pounds. Mrs. Johnston is daughter
of Joseph Bennett, Esq, of that vicin-
ity.
Mr.. Samuel Wright, of Ellis
precinct, died very suddenly at his
home last Wednesday. He had been
having chills, but at the time of his
death was walking the floor. Mr..
Wright was good citizen and his un-
expected demise cast quite a gloom on
his family, friends and the commu-
nifty.
Henry P. Taylor, of Bar.letfs
precinct, in moving a corn pen, recent ,
ly, killed one hundred and lightweight !
rats all about grown, besides quite a
number of young ones and mice. This
is no Mulhattan yarn but an actual re- |
atty. for the truth of which we refer you ]
to G. w. Paris, VIM. jackson and
Hon. J. S. Taylor, who were present !
and helped in the work of extermina-
ton.
We learn from the Breckenridge
News that James Fulkerson, formerly
of Ohio or Muhlenberg county, res I
ident of GrahamptOn, Meade county,
has fled the country, recently to es-
cape punishment for seducing his
daughter. He is a widower with two
daughters. He Acknowledged his guilt,
and the other daughter states that he
also tried to seduce her. He is about
sixty wears old.